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NOTICE ,ro, = DEeI'A1IIEsD CON.
SCRIPTS.

All details granted by The undersign-
ed to Deputy sheriff 8, deputy Recorders,
Wbeelrights, Post Masters. FerryInen,
.Stock-minders and Il Conscripts for the
care and Prote ection Of the fanliiii es Of No.
lunteers and sconscripts. have been revoke
cd by order of Lieut.. Genl II Holmes.
Those conscripfs 50 detailed will report
forthwith to Camp Pratt
WI LIAM i !. CHENEY,
Enroll. OF Parsofs AyoyeIlesi
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a ATTENTION. 1st. .CONPAN1l

The members IF 1st. Gompy. lM;tks-
vile &c. Avo~lies aIilitia will med in
II II aarksville on Saturday The asth.sAa, at
a12M. BE punct,laI. BY order VI
". w WaIdiH,
Captain
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sssa. A little negro girl Of eleven years Of
age was sod this week forss 1000, at a pub,
lie sale i, this Parish. Several her SLAVES
brought prices in u like proportion.
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SOUS la TENTE. ganchc

y 81
d,l5 chenlin, sur ce lnarlrloi, croise Ell
tons sens par Dc nembrsuses sentinelles,
rvons apercevez el, entrallt an Fort de
sassy,ie petit Gainp dies Iroioatsiscs II
I INaasu,rl. Ia yoiis trouvez boll accneil
ct franche gate. Qu'yo-t-il de ssarpre-
nanta Ges braves patriotes ii. sont-ils
pms des slaaeaisl Mus les l:onlnlerous
p,ii>qup &C sii,lt ! SIS Irelaiefs volont;Eres
d notrf pa,oisse 1lili aiei,t apondif ! Zap
pei dn Col tGses.rsrd. n u Alpllense Dus
rand, Louis R,llls etjson jetne fills. Louis
tsrogoirs Simon ct David SSiipss, Henri
Fonianille,s Emile Talabarlon, Pierre
Thomas ct I'aul Dsntaif. ileed leur a
pro,nis :dcles confluir,s hi; meme ali combat
lguand FheHra ell sera venue. | Is soht Iiers
Dc cette distinction ct ills ont manifesto
3iors de notle recents vssiie. Ces llom-
mes ID soiit !vraimeiH dignes de l'ad,nirn
ton de toiis les .a,nis lie la cause sacree
.qa lis Won't defendre. ss
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a. NJ.
/. Present l.
III Arson. Francois Bettyy.
gelestin Moreau il.
8 Joseph. Bordelon, labsent}
A 9 # Z. K. Branch,
s John p'Quin,
6 6 .Gregoire Convillion,
8 Hypolite n. Bortlelot,.
Honorable Cs Moreau il, a,l fautenil.
Art. Ter. Par Mr.. O'Quin;
Qa'ainsle co-operer plus coHple element a.
'yec les paroisses de 10 Riviere Rouge pour
srobstrucsiou de Ia dite riviere..
Gail soft, par consequent, resolu que le
.Juri dc Police noihnle un membre du eosnits
:exscutif pour agir de concert ayec le conitc
akecatif nomme par les nntres paroisses.
Grill soft sle plus Resolu,. que Ia paroisse
des Avoysiles autorise le dit membre q'si doit
etre ronlme, d souscrire Ia somme de quinze
mile piastrcs, ou telle somme qai puisse etrela
proportion an pro rata de cette paroisse, pods
la construction des ditstravaux. i
Resolu que Ia somme de yingt-cinq riastrcs
par mois soft allOnee aux propretaires des~
claves penr chaquc trayai,lenf sfonfnl aux tra-
ya,.x. La dite compensation sera .payee SUE
| les fonds generaux appropries 4 Get etfet.
Que teutes parties des ordonnances passees
a,lx assemblies precedentes dc ee corps ct en-
3ol ssa.sa par }as
preseptes revoanees.
Ley.uri no,nlna Thomas p. Firth memEre
I du. coinite exseutif
/ Art &c Par Mr.. Branch
KesoIa que les bonds miiuaircs entre les
mains d 'Auglste Vomche, s 'elevant ii $3.50,
echeant !e Ter sJnnyier proclaim soient payes
| BIT ie Tresorier est par les presents charge
| dc payer les dites leclamations sur les bislets
ennis ct ordonnes par u Fart. Is des .1siihera-
tons dl Ju1i de Police en- da.e da Decem-s
! bre 1867. .sS
Art. 3. Par Mr. Couvillion,
ResoI,, que la so1nne de Dix mille piastres
gdeja appropiice pour bloquer Ia 4. Rouge ct
! le Bayou des Gases seit par les presettes
Iresogues, ct que Gina mile piastrcs soient Ct
demeurept par les presentes appropriees a
Peffet de bloqaer oa obstruer le Bayou taes
| Giaises.
Qa'iI soft de plus resolu, que les travaillenrs
soient payes,a Il raison de wig cinq pastries
par mois lorsqn'ils seront employees aux dis
| travaux. bs
Art. 4e Par Mr. O OQnin,
/ Res6,u que Dora auiilot ge0!ier soft requis
! de fouriiirIa ce corps an scompte detaifle De
toutss les charges de ge6le pour tenir Ell psi-
! son des Soidats Gonte deres, ain que ces rfcias
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Ey Les deliberaticnssda da Juri de Pos,
lice de Jeudi dernier mons sont parvvnttrs
trep tard pour etre publiecs tlaas g ltu-
nero. @ Il 7s, S
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: sjEsNN / iisnS At SKAPEhu u!-Le Lieut..
COL. Gerard sadrtsse aux ci:o,yens Pap,
pei suirant dams sa proclamation du l5,
Sda 9gaartigr general du Fort De Russr !:
s.. "a Pllelte sl,l danger l'of1icer com
nlanslant invite tous lps voio,,taires i
part assrrshr glaire et les dangers dcs de-
4fenseurs dt, Fort Dc Russ,r
l.e Colnllsssaire au poste ct Il Guar.
tier Maitre ont rs7la dies Instructions pour
pouryois i tons les bcsoifls, de crux ql,i
"a rlp porteront au Major Il. d heard,
agissal,t en- qualite d'oficier d 'Artilltrie
de.cette place.
~ .ssVenez ct que pelsonne 1,e s'exense
Lsoflicier co,nlll;al,daeat compile sur Zap
pus de ions les bons citoyens.n
& La voix tlu Col. Gerard ssra-t-elle en-
tenduea Deia i,lusieurs volontaires com
me nous Ii disans ailleurs Sc sont groupes
autoui de lu'. Tn effort de plus ct nous
en- ayons fipi avee les en,lelnis lie nos
Liberties. Citoypnss des AVoyeiIes, allez
ivout faiirr inscrire all livre d 'llonneur tll
81 ortI De lsusSy Il .vous trouyerez Dc la
3gloire pour tous. SIS s. 81
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Be il further Kesolvsa, Tllat this sgt
IL Il, lake effect from and after It'll publ.

BE il further Rfsolvsd, Tint this stt
isto lake eject from andsafter its publizg
ga n
sth. Resolyad, rrIat al Parish sIax
es Levied under existing law~ con
palsary process, Do md the sanis ars
slervb ssis pended until the first llay Of if
EEMarch 1864. ~
Provided that. the securities Of the
parish collectors silall assent TO the atls--.
pension ss2 Ass.sss3
he itfurther Resolved, That ifl case
the securities should reftsseta assent To-
thesail suspensions theaf The collectors,
shall 10 erequired to furnish nsw 'honds,
On motion the Jury aliourned siaedie.
U. MOREAU jr
Pres. P.J
Attest Atrre Copy.
q n. GREDfILLICN,
CLARK Pro tenn. S. s
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.PAnIsH oR AvoYELIsEs

TheP Police Jury, ii and for the I'arish
of Avoye llss, met 1T the Cont House
81 this roth day Of March 1863, at 70
o'clock A. n. according to notice of ths
Prssidsnt.
We're present.
/ ward francois Bs,tsvy sAbaant1
Bordelon, Absent. }
). 8 =. Cslestin Morea,..
~ /. Isl Branch. SIS
{. John o. QIin.
Gregoire Couyillion.
i Hypolite N Bordelon
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-Ju1'i de r Pofce
f eance du go Decembre, 1862.
ETAT DE LA 10 OUISIANE.i
PARoIssE DIES AyoYELLEs.

De 90 de- Dsgscambre "A D. 1882, III !
Juri do Police s'est assemble .d'apres
avis du President j la maison de Gouva
dams Ia vile de Marksyille, q 10 heuress
A. Ne.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 l. B!sssii, Eircta Bs,Nfl, " Kins Louiss Z
Kns, rsrnun, LesitA X Fsrnum Fred Parnum,
Mary Newton Henry Newton, Geo " ThAasher Paul
sIEeme. william Biiitnn, John Banghnsa De
Wilt Fore, Dsuniscu, Rxscstsr tho sstsss OF
Georgs DeneiOsu. decsased: Horace Morse Exr-
Gator OF the sstats Of rim0.hy Mcrse dscessed /:
Ford. 0oshaH 4 Ford, James l. stss John W
ksnkfu James n Love, aud First Orthodox Consr~-
essionsi Chnerh 81 ksOku uk, loo O. Dessudasist
You hereby notined that there 10 nov on Ala IN
y lows, q Keakuk, petition OF Jsmss Y Cha1vici,
Guardian u Cares ". Hiunsn, Frederca hinnan and
Eioise Hinmsn, minor hsiss ofC. Hinnan docsssed
psayisx for iuteDsn< ssAlnss +. b. Bsssl sad
upon yuus pronAsssry nots mads ia your Co-psrtn~v
snip rAms also - sEeiDa ell the shove named De-
fendsnt~ praying for the corse dos certain Moys
gage made Uy said l., X. BisseiI and wife and " q
King and wtfs- 10 one Timothy ncrse. dalsd ssh De
cember, ~ that tho following property
shalt be held embraced in and subistsd 10 a. lt.s
thereof. to-~it Lot ~ and twenty feet vide "a the
south ssSteYiy side Of Lot tsi slao feet eide sthe
norh.vesterly ade OF Lot No Io) all 10 Block etesr
ub). In ksts~' Addition to the ca OF eokpk Lec
~! and Let ~ 10 Block t2s1 being stss Kbournss
and Estes Additions to the City OF Eeosuk Lee Coun.
w. Iowa, or the s1is Of sad Lots described 10
pay tho sum tnsrs claimed due Plaintiff also for ths
The Flint orthodox ssi CLusen Of Keekpk
Iowa. BY the payment Sf money now brought into
Cou and dspeStsd viii tho Clerk for ben use and for
The oFecipsurs VI said Mortgage correcssd for tbs
sn,ngEle.snt ef The equit, Of redemption and ssr-
Nos. .yoa no0t appear and answer said psss,os BY
noon OF The second day OF the nsxt term ssid Court
70 Be hsd 81 Ksokuk the LIST Monday Of Sepss Der
d. 1853, or Judgment and decree viii be had .hs re
RoBT H. CILLhonI, and
H. SCOTT HOWELL
is26-d4w Attorneys Ter PiAinti6.
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An l.persan, Case rsruninassS.

An Important Case TerrmfnateH.
The case Of Charles Mason against B..
y. Messenger asd James May, in an ac-
ton Of right for the possession OF certain
land IN The "Hsf-Breed Tract" which
has been pending for seven ysArs--hav-
ing been taken from Lee county to Van
Buren, By dsfssdants, on ground that they
could not get justice done them in Old
Lee--csms On fg srial. Judge Trinble
on the bench Strong, Rankin and Ma
son for plaintiff, and Sempls 4 Smith for
dsSsndsnts. gt
The defendants objected to the intro
duction OF the Decree in Evidence, on the
ground that the Partition law of 1889,
passed BY TIE Territory Of Iowa, under
which proceedings for the partition of the
/" Half Breed Tract we're bad, Was un-
eonstisstienal, and final decree made in
October. ls4l. They also objected on
the ground that the Decree Was fraudu-
lent. S&
The case was very elaborately argued
by both sides. @
The Court overlooked the objections oI
defendants, and thereby fully sustained
the Yalidity Of the Decree and the title
under it.
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TRUsTEES' SALE.

john 4. Yore,
wiliiara A. Yore.
rs.
Peter j, Conshiip.
ksry Loctsa Coa xhlin
On tbs 2Ash day OF Dec embsr 1855 Pctsr Cooehiin
and Mary Louisa Coushi copve. ed TO SAINT Millss
and Thomas r. Easter the following describe real
estate situatDd In Lee county Iowa. to-wt The ID
cA quarter OF Section eighteen the south Quay-
ter Of Session seventeen tho north quarter OF
Section sixt-en ths fractional soutL-wsst quarter Of
section ming. ana nonh-east quarter Of Section
,htrtysix, IN Township stxtyssvsn aorsh, o. RAnss
seyeu west.
Also, the wss, half Of Section twenty-five, Town
ship sixty-siI north, Of Range six wsst.
Also the h-haf Of section thirteen, and the frac-
tiopal north qnasssr Of Section eeo In Town
ship sixty nys north, Of Range six wssl
Atso, the east half Of the south sssi quarter and
thirtysix OF tbs north half Of werthah Of she
uorthwcss quarter VI section thirteen, ln Township
sxty-sx nofh II RANGE nve west " secuee the par
nent note of go 00o. executed by Jsmes T. Hruce
aud John a. Thomson payable 10 three and q
months from December ~ b, less. to James Wsish
the bAnk Of the State OF Missouri and By HIN
dorsed - John X William A. Yov, the ssid note 10
due aud unpaid.
Ithssefyss give notice thai ~ the survivor Of said
Trustees tEnsteF 6sing dead In socnrdsncs with the
ras and Aushoris, Invested In ma BY ssid dsei alter
giving four Geels notice In the Dali, GATE City on
Saturday, The SSth dag II Ausust 1853, st 10 O'Clock
sill proceed W sell aid real state to pay said
~ D0O and the iaterest due thereon aud Will then
and there sxseuts . dc~d u the purchaser.
Place OF 10 front of the Court la tbs Ciy
OF keokak, Ice count. Iewa.
sAAuhL MILLER, Trustee.
RAEKIH q AcCRAsS. Attarnsys, tsas-t<v
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tinuance Of the enjoynsnt. - heretofore,
OF pescs, liberty and hspfinss, for with
out Union there can never be peace in
this country for centuries 70 come. II in
deed ever. 1
Great God win not the eyes Of thoss
who are endeavoring 10 subvert this gov.
ernment be opened before IT il forever
too late. and they are forever rid Of what
is Of far more value to them than Ill the
money in the world, or al the power upon
earth. 4. -
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BEenNINGs. Small seeds bring forth
bcautiful and fragrant flowers; small be-
ginnings issue into great usefulness. -
Never be discouraged with yourself; the
third, or even the sixth time may be q
shade er two be.ter than the 6rst. Vein.
crease in conscious power every time -.
try. Our efforts are not Iuablsst il they
are unknown T. these about as. 1t is good
10 have more treasure laid up than oul
friends know anything about, but be sur,
and expect the interest.
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FoaFth ~ July Celebratisn
I'm keOkuk.

Meeting met in accordance with their
adjournment at the Court House. June
Esd. The Chairman not being present,
Co. Perry ws called To the Chair.
On motion, the minutes Of last meeting
we're read, after which the Committee Of
arrangements reported . progranus Of
action tor the celebration Of the 9Th Of
July. which Was submitted TO the meet
ing, sud on motion it was adopted.
The report was as follows:
National ssluts u sunrise, 86 guns.
Ringing Of slla ons-half hour at sun.
rise.
Processioa-af the Military, Fire Com
panies and Citizens will form at 10 O. 'clock
ssd nsrshrto Otlsy's Grove
Reading Of the Declaration Of Indepsn.
dencc.
Pasffetic Speeches, Toasts and Senti-
ments, interpreted with Ausic. After
'whisha Basket Dinner will be given by
the Ladies' on the ground.
Ringing Of Bells one half hour at noon,
and also At 6 o'clock p. rn.
Grand display Of Fire Works 1t night.
General Suspension Of Business and
display Of the American Flag during The
day.
On motion, it was carried that IN invi.
tatiOa be extended 70 the different Sab.
bath Schools Of this city 70 participate
with as on this occasion.
On motion, the Committee Of Arrange.
ments we're empowered to appoint other
committees and make nll such other ar,
rsngsments as might, ID their discrstion
seem necessary.
On motion, Surgeon NJ. X. Taylor
Lieut.. Chas. J.. Ball and Provost Marsha
J. N. Hiatt were added to the COMMITTEES
of Arrangements.
A resolution was tbeu offered ant
passed by q unanimous vote, that thi
meeting requeAt Of tho Mayor and City
Council an appropriation of two hundre'
dsIlass for the purpose pf assisting 10 dc
fraying the expenses OF celebrating tn
Anniversary of our National Indepsn
depce, aud that copy Of this resolution
be submitted TO them at once, with tn
request that they answer at as early s
hour as possible,
On motion. VIM. I'll. Clcghorn, Wm
.. Twins, VIM. Timtsrman, VIM. +
Thompson, II. Fulton and Col. Perry b
appointed Special Committee to soliei
the assistance of the Ladies on the occa
sioa Of the ceIebrstion.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
c. H. PERRY. Chm.
]. w. SrIMrsos, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

CRAZE EIEvAroRs IN CurcA 90 An
other immense Grain Elevator, said to be
the largest in tho world, has just been
finished in Chicago, and still another. ol
equal size, is nearly completed. They
have beeu built in the most substantial
msnaes, end are fernished throughout
with the most perfect machinery, inclu.
ding large number of Fairbanks SOC
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insasss cor,
rect weight to buyers and sellers ofgrain
The amount Of grain which can be han
died in these Elevators in single day ii
enormous. The increased production o.
grain in the Nortbwsst 10 perhaps shows
in no way more clearly than by the rapii
iacrease in Chicago of the facilities 10
receiving and shipping il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

TEE csa.rr srnTH % of .I. IOWA. pr.
n I'll vAss " ssS sssesrs
Kssw ". that thsvs 10 nov on Gle 10 ths County
Coar OF Leo County, lows, al Fort Madison, Iowa .
peal oa Of the andsrs the estate OF
Mi Wicksrshan, deceased, prsy ing for az order and
esass to sell for the Parpoes of dsb4s due from
aaid esiAte The following described Real Eststs
The S-k u I, ssct -. Tp n, y -, y. % srrss;
the 81 Of Bee - rp ~, 20, ", leo acres In the
Csnnty Or hiiia. and stats Of Iova,
See %. Tp u, ~ W, s,se s-w Of r 4. ssc ia IN
II N, k3i, W. In Upion County, Iowa;
Also, Lot No. Is, BROOM Cob ddi,iou 10 the City
Of Dss Aoines Polk county lowe, .nins u l0e
scresi
Lot eisht ts) s-c II, TIP 81, o. W. cont ming n
81 lve acres IN Boone eooaty, ~s also Lsts asd g.
Ia Sec ~, Tp ~, ~. ", containing s7h acres In
Boone county, Iowa;
The Ny cfg.E l, sec TO- Tp sl,H Is. W; % aore.
In Wright county, Iowa.
Also tns 10 io~ ips lands 10 Lee county Iowa psyt
of the NE I, aec ~, Tp o. RI W being III the T. "
OF aid quArser exssndiag and 90 rods n, q
the w line q 40 rods the iipe Of said quart eY
containing ~ acrss, abeO anot her part OF 6ec-
ton, commencing Ut the s-E corner extending y
rods. thencr tloOl n 10, ~ rods, thence 100 rods
10 the place ofbexinn,ne containing 20 acYes.
said pctition VIII be heard and deisrminsd beensS
said Court on 9hs 1st Hondsy 10 July 1859 at O'Clock
cfsais day, at which time aud place all pesscns
who are in,srssis Cd will be heard, and opportunity
" show csnse nany exist, why said pssion shsubx
not be granted.
By order OF the couasy Court
THOMAS wICkERsHAM and
4. j. wICKKRsHAN,
kxecutors Of Xii wickershan, dsesased.
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No SucH THISo.--The Dubuque Times
says that the Burlington Hawk-Eye was
the only psper in the State containing
the news Thursday morning Of the nomi-
nation Of Col. Stone. No such thing
The Journal and Davenport Gazette both
contained specials announcing the
fact.-- Ausoatins Journal.
You might have added the Gate City
to your list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

Iowa STATE FArR.-We are indebted
to our friend DR.. j. n. Shaffer, of Fair
field, Secretary Of the State Agricultural
Society, for pamphlet copy Of the Regu-
iations md Psemium Last of the Tenth
Annual Exhibition Of the Society. q
The Fair will be held at Dubuque on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. September 18th, 10th, 18th, and
18th, l86S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

b HosPIrAL.-Thc follow
,ment Of a liberal donation
4 wagon loads Of hospital
bed by the patriotic people
u Big Mound Was handed
on:
GEFERxL HosrrAL, ,
wa, june II. 1868.
CLUD, Bro MouSD:
4 in behalf Of the sick and
srs under my charge. te
heir sincere thanks for the
8rsl donation Of fruit, eggs,
received this day FER hand
,o6ndafer. This vel anita
" the frisn1s and relative.
Id wounded soldiers in hos.
] revive snd refresh them
Igreatly to their recovery tt
aswing that they are thu,
bred BY the bved ones a
return to the fsld of actor
energy to otush on. thi'
Ion.
Fespectfu yosrs &c.,
IyLol, Surgeon b charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

- Geaisal CsiIsgs
Pxsrcises Of the Spring
: Of Medical Lectures
4 the Medical College
lay, evening 1t 8 o'clock .
n. D. will Be conferred
young medical gentle
MSGugin, afssr which q
. Class will b. delivered
Ladies' and gentlemen
svited TO be present. A
hic will be in attendance .
To- o-DAY.--Notice il here
e Baptist Sunday Scheol
knboas Eagle for Warssw
And the Presbyteria n
Mission Sunday Schools
same time on the cars for
|shvillc.
/. 3. CoxvxnsE,
/ II. DAY,
I. ScoTr HOWELL,
Superintsndents.
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70 {. q Dohyns Jsgsush Baldvto, Nyrou Marsh, Jas
Robcyfson Mary BurIow, Anna King. II rtomp-
soa, Charles Persons Go
you.sAd escA Or yoa, are hereby notified lhaf there
IL nov On die the once Of the Clerk OF the Dstrt
Court Of les County fowa, ~ K-okuk. petition of
A. Has. estnipg Of you. ,s said Dobyns the sun OF
Twelve Hundred Dotar, Interest and cost OF snh -
ucney Ans on eertsn praisssry also claiming
seAius ali Of - the foreclosure Of certain Mortgage
given said uotes and conveying The follow
ias sssi estsss, ,te-vss cts g. ands N bloct ~,
KsCkUt, Lee eousty sovs,
And pnless zen sppeAr thereto and defend befoss
a. - esresd day Of 1hr next september term
1099 of satd ptesics Conrt, m6nsing on the 0ss
AeAAay in sspssnhsv, lpdgmass and decree ell b
ssAAeEsd aenihk yes ~ rsnysd fns ~ dsfanh
s. g RAkKIk AGCRARY,
So1u14u AtAeS1er gst flaisuo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

I'VE were uader the
Fhat Capt. Bisnop told
Eagle would make only
aftsr last Sunday /; but
= say that he would
Sssdays, and On other
! hsTstofors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

THE Trsr.-The Chicago Times, which
just now divides with Vallandigham the
the honors of the Democracy, lays down
this test of . Democrat:
:" He who supports the war is against
the Union, because the war ID the most
terrible engine for the destruction of the
Union which BeeIzebab hirnself could
have invented. The profsssed Democrat,
therefore, who has bis senses about him,
and il deliberately for the war, il not a
Democrat, in fact, but an Aboiitionist Of
the most radical, violent and destructive
kind"
Dcmocran who stand BY the Govern
ment, and support the var as necessary
to its preservation. are thus placed unde'
ban. How long will they continue Il
lick the hand which smites them!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25


HEApauAnrrss DspAarMEmr o. THE Nos rHw.sr,
AILwArHEs, Wis, JrxE i7TH, 1868. J
Gsxsrsi Ovssrs No. ~.
I. In GsnsraI ovdsr No. 1T, Wsr Deps rtment, Ad-
.ulsnt Gsnersi's 0See, May 9Th, 1885, the following
icsrs and enlisted men, bsvs been declared duly ex-
changed ~ prisoner Of war:
s1 All oninsfs and sniistsd men, and ell priscH-
era whatever may have been thor ei sssihcaiiou or
eharaeisr who have been delivered q City Point Va
up 10 May 9th 1853 I"
..2. All e'ncers who have been captured and ~.
ieaAsd on parole up April LEI, 1865, wharessf tasy
may have been captured"
.Aii enlisted men who have been captured In
North Carons and Virginia, AID released on parole,
up to March lst, So
II. All sassrs sr soldiers psrolsd ~ above, who
within the Iiais Of This Department VIII report
without delay ~ follows. IN order thai they may Do
sqatpp end returned 70 their regiments In the held
Those In Mtnnssots, 10 Colonel d. Militia Ih Ain-
nesota Volunteers, saint Paul.
Those In Dacotsh Territory 70 Irutsn ant -Coioasi
JoHn pArrox Tth Iowa Cavalry. 81 Sioux Chy, lows
Those In Iowa, 70 srtgadiss.Osasrd D. Rossa1s'
at Davenport.
Those ii Wlseensn, 10 Brtgadisr- General T n
SnIru. Milwaukee, OF Colonel ID. J. Dit, 30sh Wis
constn Volunteers al Madison.
Ill ANY ofnosy se'dsr now on parole IN this Dc
parnent who under the provis'ons th osde'
aea who fails report directed, within reAsonsbit
tiue amer tho date OF this orss wl be arrested ~
dessrssR, and treated aeeordiosty.
BY Commsad Of Major General Poss,
,@sF X. O. skLfKIDGE,
4 1o1-A Asssstsaa A<Jstssf Gsnsrsl-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-25

@ Five Thousand Antiques will pa
rade the streets Of Chicago on the Fourth
Of July. u will certainly be an impos-
ing night.