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The New York herald., 1863-07-28
MIsCELLAsEOus.

A. srBsTfrrTEs--wE ARE DAILY rrRNIsrTs
n ing numt~S Of substitutes sinsy and Nv husj
land nd New Yprx At SIS ex e7s zach Aadrer3
Tcnrkfhs a 60. substitute Broker sss broadway.
r,Rracs ALLEvIAToR, FOR cORxs. BUSroxs.
sunIoqs fsss.rsd ccrns insro~ins nsas A., .ss Dr.
srns and 81 per hor CQrns hussons had nas Ac erxG
W Dr J. bFl6Gs, Przeesai ebrcVsassf. 2l2 Drnduas.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

Bill OF G. Grasua for music Furnished for funerals and
May s-Reception Of Duryee's Zomaves ........ slss
8-Ranquet OF Durvee Zouaves. ................ %
1l-Rccepton OF Fourth Scott Life Guard by
Thirteenth resInent.. nt......................... 10l
regiment .................. a8
l2-Banquev0r First regiment ................... 70
2l-kecepuon OF Sescntcenth regiment. AJ
20-Rananet OF Seventeenth regiment 40
5-Receptiop OF Thirty. eveuth thirty eighth
tregments, by Seventh regiment. ............ ESQ
5-Reccpton of Thirty seventh aud Thirty eighth
by Twenty third regiment ................... &c
6-Recepon OF Thirty seventh and Thrty-eighth
by Seventh regiment. Observation-Disclosures. 23J
Dec 22, lSs2yFnneral Of Major HorEan, Sixty-nnth
May Is, ls6s-Funeral Of Colonel Rnggold Ninth rcgi
lJS
Total. 81 52s
Laid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

The Plsindeslsr has Iaborsd from time
10 time to produce the impression tha,
there was so~s.hins very bad for as co.,
nscsed with the dismissal Of Ckgett's
lib,l suit
We cart see it. Our lawyers, in an.
swer TO the compliant filed in Court, sd-
mtled thst Cigeit sustained his paper
BY his own means. and that Floyd and
others did not furnish tbs funds, a. We
had been erroneously Informed. There
upon, the suit was dismissed.
Of course, il wss no libel 10 state that
persons had contributed to support =
newspaper, nor was !. any Disgrace to ad-
nit that . person had been misinformed
and was mistaken in regard To . fact %
innocuous in itself.
Tho real question involved. whether
Clagetts paper WAS ''a treason propsga.
ting sheet" was waived and the snit
abandoned, ~ We learned from our At
torAsy on the filing of answer - abovs.
The suit wss q merc matter Of ridicule
With the msubers Of the bar and the
public, from the fact that every body va,
swars that Clagett had been Kbsling us
for year to the full extent of his ac-
knowledged ability in that line. aud M.
der the decisions of our Supreme Court
oil this could be brought 10 by way of
of set. Ciagett was therefore very will
ing 70 disniss the suit on aDy terms,
and we bad neither the time or the taste
to bother with il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
r The Two rogues Who we're brough

H The two rogues who we're brought
from Quincy had their trial on Saturday
and we're bound over TO Court. One oi
them was placed usdsr $500 and the
other under $500 bonds, and - no obs
would 60 their bail, they will b confined
In jail until the September term OF Cosss,
They we're taken TO the calaboose for safe
keeping zntil this morning, when they
startd for Fort Madison. We under
stand that on Saturday evening they came
very near escaping. one Of them having
got partly out Of window before they
were discovered We think it Is almost
ime our city were repairing the place.
If it will not hold two small boys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

IcE CREAA Suppxa. can hs
more invigorsting during an excessively
~arn evening than large supply OF de-
llcious ICE cream, with lively gathering
Of people, young and old! All who
agree in the affirmative viii be amply re-
paid BY attending the Ice-Cresm Supper,
to b given by the Good Templars. on
Taesdsy evening Admission, only 10
csnts ice-cream, cake. ssd other good
things, extia charge. COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To N q Hedges, Nargsset AeAs sss, fs, @ Rsssu. n
tove h 10. Facxlea 4 tsnea.. j n r,ck,e 4 sar,s
4 Be cher, City 0f kcokuk M .rtha A p.r,on. Jnnn
Foss-r aud Hiatt q Nsrb me Delen liant.
yoa hereby MT, he'd ths, ibes is M, " ON 0,e Il.
The Clers = oce OF the District Cous. ot Leo Coun,,
Iowa, al %. uk petition Yf James Lee ella mi M
ninsm-t sgstasa yoa \. q. HEDGES for the SUN ot
I've Thaa~aud belts upun yovy three csr,.ln s,rcss
sorry as.t~s xts BY 10 said James A. Lee ana !.
nsAiNst at the shoss 1snsd hefeMis shts syins the
rebvsure sn sale of Iat thr~e 1871 IN Hloc1 ons i,,
81 aud viRht WI iu tue City OF ksoA uk Iss Coun.
" i1wa Rtssa 70 secur" ting pa1 y mt said nolss
the sale II said pr~ ssstD VI saia d4bs. he
asui hneM Of al sqaity " red = rt,Sn and for v~n
srsi relief With u.
Nov you alusi appear and Anewer sAtd petition on
before the see III dny cs the sxt term or
AID bkstf q Court, 10 ~ heti q ksokuk, In sala
connty. his nrst Manda,I ia osp snbsr 1858 or
iadguasns viii " hsa sh.s-in " deAsh - pssysd
for. H SCOTT HOWELL
i-dlr Attorney for PlstauH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
rr~e Deaascraey.

There can be no true Democracy while
treason keeps it armies in the field, ex.
cspt war Denocracy. The Office hunters.
who, at time like this, preach ponce,
peace, ia the North. may be Democnts
in name, bat IN rsa ity they are Toslss
and TRAITORS, Who uosld BE- in arms
against their Governnent. were they liv-
ing u the so-callsd Coafedescy. Lou
nyills Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

A HEAVY MAJORITY - The official
msioriiy for Charles D. Drake. At The re-
cent election in St. Louis for delegate to
the State Convention, was STA. This
is . very significant voice from the peo-
plc, md il entitled to the consideration
Of the "powen that BE-" in Republican
Government.
A majority Of over three thousasd ia
s.. Louis against them, is = pretty strong
hint TO the delegates elected to the State
Convention two years ago. that the peo.
ple have no further use for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
NOTICE.

To z 0reei.J J y Bsssden ,atr, ksx z wood Ph,lIps
Go. Whsser, Bs!Iovs = c.. Hush Kennedy,
kiiha Gum. N Aisxani~r, J @ Bernard W m ssus,s
Co, Edward Beyd - " kseskasa, y l. kst~s A
W'icon lohs kastis, Georrs b ran. Eatsan Ne -
son, 0osasn. y D 1cpclo-, Thos " BaiiSck /,
Richard AosfssSp, kAv In Nor risoD, n u orrison o.
j., Lidy Mssris0a H~txn Morris n, Aa@ Mofrison
arr Oasm. - UssN. her ksssahd, Kate ayscA-
enrids<, Breck IN tdse, defendants
You. and eseh e are hereby netiasd Inst there
nov on Aie In ths Once Of the Clerk The Dsstris
Court of Lee County. Iowa 81 keokuk in ssid eonn-
y. petitsoo Of kdssrd Kitbonsns. cisiming Judy
m~nt skstnet you, X. Greed aud J. n. brssdea for
ihe SUN OF thisieeA Thousand Two Hundred and
fhirss feer s0Ite Dollars upon year sent r.et snd
so.d for dc I'd viii psiptir, dstcd iAlh Tsbrua "
1855, sad assGa nst you s,i praying for The ~
the lots thsrein stased b-iRg hundred aud sri,
feet of hs front .nas OF lols lei eight sud nine VI In
Hloca ~ 10 the eity OF koesuE. Lee Gounty tosa
ciesrsd iateress Chains aad fer
srni fsf fsfsr wfth rorts.-z-
NOS spt R,usi appear and ansSer said petition by
noon oil the second day OF the next tern Of ssid
District Court to be hsii a Ksoknk The asst ON.
az Of ssptemeer. it63 OF judgment by defasR niil
be had ~ prayed iof.
Ii. sCoTT HOWELL
mA3D-dtw Aa'y ior Pta,ntin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
NOTICE.

TO Michael Raiser and Chytskina Aasdsisna Rs,ssv
his vile.
You are hereby Hottosa thst here 10 now On Gle In
the % a aLthe GieEk oflhe pialr, Court OF Lee
~ ioss ~ keokas, petition " scob Besy claiming
OF ssd h'chsea kasrr the sum Of fwo Hundred Do
,ntere.t and money due npon cs rt.n n,owi.
sory note, executed by SAID MtShar Raiser 70 hin
Wobi~end on the ltth day bf June, 1885. for q 10
PAYABLE pear after date Witch said = ~ he.
"cme the property u peSaio b sssteurnt 81 :.
Wohi~end also ciaisinE ~ sbaM @ Of sou the fore,
closure of certain no,tssgc. executed Ia .sf<th
day of 1une- ltodr ~ htehAel Raiser srsta Woh
~end which 10 lien upou tho south ga a han ~ =,
g. ia Bisek 4Ua 10 the Cts ef e.kua ~. co.r,y
Iowa 70 the aaAouni Of said prom
n,t~. es &5z - e8 80 d "a -
Aad unesa yoU app<aY and Us - n II, M,
or before noon OF the second day Of The next term
aid ussrirt Coun 70 csmnSnce a Kss fuk On ~.
nrH Monday ef eeptsqber, 1865 deisun vii, De-
entered against You aud deesre render ed N.
70 the prayer Of SAID petition.
KUMUHD JAEcRR.
let-o4w Al " for Plsla,iG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

- Four steamers. loaded with Gov
ernment stores, went up the Missouri. the
fore part Of this week, bound for Omaha
and Sioux City. They we're the War
Eagle. Glasgow, Belle Peoria and Sam
Gaty--ths latter Of which is the beat that
Was lately ovcrhauled ty gusrrillas, and
which had at the time number Of me-
pross on board murdered. This time the
gacrrillas wisely kept their distance, as
the bOats we're we'll applied With artillery
pieces and guarded by portion Of the
Both Wisconsin.
Guerrilla bravery. by the way. is very
much like that Of . good-sised hound. tina,
is ready 70 pounce upon poodle or pup
pr. bat sticks his TAIL between his leg
and runs for dear life when confron,eJ BY
bristkng mastih Or anything like respect
able equality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

EFrEcr OF RxvolvIso RIYlxs.--A let
ter from Co-inth to the Cincinnati Ga.
xette thus describes an event which late
ly occurred during skirmish between
an artillery company under command OF
Col. Coruyn and the rebels at Tupelo:
The Kansas 7th (Jayhawkers) are
armed with revolving rifles. fact Of
which the rebels we're not advised. As
two companies Of these we're supporting
Cornyn's artillery, the rebels made sever
al attempt to charge and take the pieces.
At one time as they approached within
good distance, the Jayhawkers delivered
q voliey. Now, boys shouted the rebsl
leader, snow 1t them; their guns are
empty. But crash came another volley
from the empty guns. Double-bar
relied rifles: that's the last shot; now
they are empty, sure hurrah. boys well
have them !; sang out the confident rebel,
but the Ksnsas boys refused to .acare,
and in good time they undeceived The too
sagacious enemy BY bslching forth third
and fourth volley from their 'emp,y
double -barrelcd IiAes, and com PEELED him
to ahsndon the alempt 70 capture the
guns. So quick we're Col. Cornyn' s
movements. 80 determined his men, and
SO murder0us the FIRE OF his little guns,
that the bsiiled enemy finally yielded the
contest, and in utter dismsJ and coDfus.
ion He'd, leaving guns, equipments, every
thing. on the field"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

- Those fond of strawberries and
Ice cream will not fail TO attend the fes
tivaI given by the ladies' at the Chstham
6quare Church this evening. Doors open
st 8 o'clock. Those having flowers which
they intend bringing in. are requested to
do 70 during the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

~ The steamer Kate Cassel. Capt
B. W. Davis, is the morning pscke. for
Davenport and Rock Island, and interns-
1ists points. Leaves Fort Madison on
he arrival Of the cars from Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

Gen. Jackson's Prediction IN is3a
Reference is frequently made to Gen.
Jackson's prediction in 1858, that the
nnlii6srs would, on tho next occasion
that they undertook 10 destroy the Gov.
ernmen', make slavery the pre,ext, and
there are occasionally inquiries As TO the
words used BY Jackson, aud the occasion
tmtac csH d them forth. Gen. Jack son.
writing Msyl 1898. 70 the Rev. Andrew
J. Crawford. gave his opinion Of the null.
Liners, Just ihes sab.idsd, and concluded
With the following:
The tariff was only the prctext, and
disunon and SJu,hsrn Cvnfsderacy the
real object. Tho next pretext will be
the nssrs Or slavery question.
ANDREW JACKSON"
RELvxr Foa IaEEAND The sum 81
Is !, ,066 hrs bssn Forwarded 70 The Bishop
# Buston, who Is now in Europe. for the
sslisf sf the ssasriag poor of Ireland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

A-coi. Robert Allen, Assistant Quar-
termsstcr Ge .eral of the d. partment OF
Missouri, has been promoted to Bnga
der Gsnersiship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

~ viii some friend al Carthsge,
Hancock county, Illinois, aend US the
names Of the Grand Jury recently in
session ! They are al doubtless patriots
or traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

Eg The refreshing showers of the
past few days viii add much 10 The inter
81 Of the Horticultural Exhibition on
next Thursday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

Major H. q. Curtis has Just been
appointed Adjutant General for the Kaa-
Ass District, With Headquarters at Leaven-
worth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
hsy -. ises DIR
A N ANOMALY.

- !
hhV. bo"hH on Main strcst al Rruc~s old stand,
ih'itss uf attention 10 his modern plan
vi bringing Foods dawn within reach VI the poor,
That they no longer the pineh owani may endure.
ne has sAnn.d fruit Of al kinds Ersen corn Asd
peas
sugar aud Coffee and All Kinds Of Teas;
Canned oysers and loosters fresh pealed and dried
Hah'
rtns sppTs hha rasoe'nes WIN prices to suit,
.oeoa .''s' Aad eaA"oia'e ~h'se nayor' the sequel
VIZ prove tAa'the market viii not Ahe. thsr equal.
o"'' .'afsh ana fArhA' 'ermiesi, rice. Hour,
reari o.f'ss' fsp''ea and ssso' Ar' s'~sr
alleges snsaashsd TOT qualify and prices,
sxy nothing OF bis sst~ssts bic 49,. hs spisas
III. ma n.,.rd, NJ Kn,,,.h ,na Ims,t..n 80.
=, ''
ns s'farS ~i' 1ss " 'oa only ~si fsS
All the different varieties Of syrups you know,
rsor, m. M.tn,,,1.o h.n, a, ,,s .r
In.,...,~ -. ..r,aI.,.. - p.,-..... .s' -
'"e'3"ies sns "osusu' bs'cners, and sorghsm,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

~ We have heard Of an old soaker
whose breath was 20 loaded with vspor
that his approach could be distinguished
BY . barometer, shich would fall a. rap
idly ~ when a sudden shower was con.
inc up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
~ The New York World. = iourn.l

| 1The New York World, . journal
published In loyal State, and pretend.
ing to be = friend Of the Government, the
Constitution, and the laws, and to have
some respect for the American name, thus
deliberately and vantonly slanders the
Republic. We can imagine the JOY with
which q paragraph like the following
would be read by every traitor and .yrant
in the world:
"A general strikes down the vcey nil.
lars which protect the homes Of Us oil !;
and shouts, - from some Circe-smitten
and unreasoning horde. hail the fatal blow.
Men are seized without warrant of law,
aud sent into exile, but no CLEAN Of ava
kening reason lights these stolid and be-
sotrsd Eyes. 4 fsdcrsa uiiuer n one
svoop orders the whole adult male popu-
lstion Of . fourishing town to cease the
pursuit Of their daily avocations, and con.
verts city practically into prison for
iis whole population but still the glasses
clink, and the bscchsnslian chorus rings
out loud above the sorrow and the shame.
the wantonncss and the wrong. An the
signs which portend supreme social ca.
tsstrophe gather in the air--the passions
of political calumny and intolerance creep
Into every household, poliute the ordina.
ry intercourse, and poison the common
relations Of men. The machinery which
has made tie worst Governments OF his.
tory execnble 10 the eyes of mankind is
openly set up in our streets. Spies 60
about the lsnd the drum ussrps the To-
rum the bayonet supplants the press
Men are taken frcm their beds under GOV
er Of the night, to vanish alike beyond
the control Of law and the consultations of
love, the ostncism of ancient Greece is
publicly recommended. the deportations
of modern Russia are openly prsctised. .--
And oil these things are done with iubila-
tion and applause. without shame as with
out remorse. without respect for the in-
suited past, without consideration for the
imperilled future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

Ths annu,l ne stiHR Of ths stock hoiA,ys o. ~
~ ?. Z n 4. uni ~ hstd q the nrssalton Hasa.
Ia III. Pisassnt. lowa, q o'rock. p.n sf W~anee-
day. June n iee3. sf ths siscsloa Of Board - d
esctsss ~ saias yess aAd ss me tsnssstos u
ca saAsr bssiasss - osy sosns hssoss ths aesslas
J. ". o0DkA, 0eey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

REyREsHrso.--What is more refresh.
ng during during these hot and sultry
lsys than dish Of 6ne strawberries and
&c cream There il certainly nothing
more healthy. Dinner, with bis usual
nterPrise. has fitted up bis saloon in ex-
'sllent taste, aud can supply oil that call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
HEsRY CLAY on EkAkcIpATIos.-
letter from Henry Clay, written in 1885

letter from Henry Clay, written in 1885.
but recently brought to hight says:
:" When Missouri was admitter into the
Union said to her delegate, Mr.. Scott,
: TO home. enter shc Conventiod OF your
State, and exert yourself to establish a
sostem Of Grsdual Emancipation similar
to that which DIR. Franklin prevailed up.
On Pennsylvania to adopt in l77s'',
10 the same letter Mr.. Clay remarks :
" That slavery is unjust and a great evil
are undisputed axpms. The difficulty
has always been how to get rid Of it,,
Soch. were gensrally known TO be the SEN
iimen,s Of this eminent patriot. But the
fst quotstion above is vslable ~ disprov-
ing = policy which Mr.. Clay has been
charged with supporting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

~ Aa.aal aseseton of lirtctws for the KaOeuk.
fost Dss Mnias q ntns vaps n lroAd Com n.nx .t.i
- - - sOes eteae eyApAay, IL k<ekut. ~
easg. - - ~ u Juae neRS. us - osleot I. i
oNN.Sea J. u A1ATTe ose'x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

The undsSsignsd Ofths nosrt Of Com utsaioneyx far
shattns claims asaanst The .WAr Asd Dcfencs Fasdn
State 81 iowa will hold Session II the Dc Hon
IN the Cit, ofkeokax on Tsosray the4d dsy ~ June
Tor the pa rpose VI fexAmtuug Ehch cstns rs msy be
presented. JOHN ". DEWEY, Con-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

T IST OF LETTERS

Rsmainins In the Pest Once at ksok AK Oh tbs ist
Of June, 1868. Fr
III Persons eaiiiuE fora any sftAs following let
tets NAN say. "a sxnTskp.H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

EE The returned soldiers disturbed
the late democratic meeting st Albany !;
the returned soldiers threw the press aud
type Of the Conssitaf,oa into she Missis-
sippi in Iowa the returned soldiers de.
s,royed the Office Of tho democratic news
paper Ut Richmond, Indiana; the return
Cd soldiers dragged Henry Clay Dean
from the house Of Judge Clagett, at
night, and took upon themselves the re-
sponsibility Of turning him over to the
Provost Marshal with an intimation that
he Dean) should be dealt with; the re-
turned soldiers disturbed the late demo-
cratic meeting a, Indianapolis, and each
one constituted himself . committee TO
arrest citizens and march them before The
renowned Hasoall for inquisision and
punishment.-Ghieago T,mes.
You traitorous hound why did you
not continue to howl forth the list Of
your indictment Of grievances Why
did youinot 80 On 10 shs climax Of the
crimes Of loyal soldiers I?--they thrashed
traitors at Shiloh, at Fort Doaelsop, At
Belmont, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, and
now. sitter succession Of victories, have
hemmed them in At Vicksbarg and are
bat:ering down their deisnces abou, their
ears. Howl on, for your friends in Dixie
are suffering at tho hands Of these dread.
ful soldiers. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

First-Es hibiovs will he charged 10 per cent - a.
entrances Zee On the pfsmium ceuipet d Tor.
Ssesnd- Momb<rs uf tha society Aipi thsiy families
admtteu free Psvsons nSt mem bess cha rscd an I'D
mitaacs lee of - cenls-childrsu under 10 ysars o
age S csnis.
NorE -lhs price Of Membership Is 50 cents.
Thsrd-Aii entrtes must be msdr BY y esi ek ?. Il
and article exhblon viii ho sllo ed be re-
moved until the cxhibi Inn Is q sed. Tho exhibition
viii be op ned FOR visitors al ocict and closed
sl6 oetocs, aud opened Agsin st7Ss C'rlocs. IN
fesrA -Compstition - op 70 a.i snd I'll entries
Wit b required to be mads In the ufhs prod
or manaGacta or.
F.JtA--whs there 10 petition In class. aaa
but entry I, ,aads, the Committee may swatd a
pr- ;1iam. IL meritoripus.
SiGfA--i hr misceisne as commt'ec wili be author
lied To award prsmius srtiecs not Included In the
lur-goiux ii.t.
ss-sstk Prime articles ~iii be designated " bsdx.
o. blue iihbon
E.SA--Thc eommitt@e are required To report them
sci vee " the President u o'clock, ?. \. Aad se
Chat man OF es IA Az .riiug Committee viii rspeit In
wr,tiag " sAs ssersary BY so'cteek. r.n.
riiOa. GRh0G,
D 8. MKkktAM,
1AMUk, v. GARRY,
J0NN rxHpkW,
HowAkD rucKER,
nayas.d Osnmittee u Afrangeneats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

This ksnsas expression means, to live
OF De eseuy. (sometinss aceide1tly 4
friend, in the broadest sense of the term
and generally consists in robbing him Of
his s.esk--pariicularly horses. oon6scat-
ing his chickens, hams, grain. and other
ioose things, and not unfreq Q uently con.
cluding in house-burning and deeds Of
violence.
Tais jsJ hawking business 10 double
handed game. The Border Rufians"
doubtless taught it 70 the Kansas men in
John Brown times and they are now re-
paying the debt with interest, which is
likewise retaliated by the Missouri Bush
whsokers With an inhumanisy that defes
competition. demonstrating has become
regular business /; and probably the
most certain way nov OF getting good title
IN horseAesh in Kansas is to 60 TO an In
dian reservation aud buy pony. The
purchaser must be careful even then or
be will come away with the wrong Ind.
ans pony, or perhaps mule (if he hive
a use for one) stolen by Indians from
Texas. Jay-hswkers naturally run into
the livery business a Ia Jennison. and the
strides from poverty TO competence in
this way are often surprising.
While rebels have no rights of prspe rty,
or life either, yet whatever is done against
them should be in the nams and by au4
,ho'ity Of the Government. and according
10 the rules and usages of war; which
never could recognize system OF petty
thieving and plundering Of property ol
oaiy suspeetd citizens. for the sale and
individual benefit of he outlaws who per.
petrste such disgraceful acts.
These bsnditti Of horse thieves in Kan
sas are yet going to cause that State inf
nits trouble to suppress. or drive them
out, asd which may not happen for long
time afler the war 10 ended.
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11YoSsD zDpYvuxu.

for the accomnodatien Of ths irav- s-RAKA
z ing pubitr, the unaer iEned hav. es- l&44S
I ,tlg.feta DAILY LINE or uAcKJ I'm IA ~
Hiie, Via Ostaioosa Belle Fentmfne. knox siiir
PiessspiYiii- sandy villa ILaAssIa, sa Charlev
tsrset. W les,>, 10 Cass reua,y
HACKS ron ia eoan IN " iih ths srriyal and a.
pc fturr al the s..rs a Eddyy lie.
We have comfortable Hack, rooi stock and will
not hvep IN our employ anv ot thar the m ss care
iai sLd hones dfissrs. We Invite tho patronage Of
The travelling pubic.
Lo1HkoP l. GODDARD,
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A GooD Sros.-Provost Marshal Gen.
srii Dick. who resigned In order to give
Gen. sehe6eld an opportunity to gil the
place according to his own liking, has
been reappointed.
When it Is rsmsmbered that the strin-
gent measures against the seeesh sym pa
thisers in the Depa rtment of Missouri,
were iDaugustsd aad carried into effect
at Che suggestion aud under the admins
trs'ion Of Provost Marshal Dick, his re-
appointment will be accepted as hopeful
sign Of the .imes.
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NOTICE.

NoTIcE.
Ny wife having 10 n ny bed and board vtthout ,ust
cause provo<a tor, hereby forkid All psssous
hattoriag or trusting her on my account
ibid AIJsTtN nLANn