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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Washington Inna ol

The Richmoud Dispatch Of the 2lst
contains the following dispatch, received
yesterday from Savannah, announcing the
capture by the enemy Of the Confederate
iron-eiad steamer fingal, commanded by
captain Webb, Of Atlanta. She steamed
out Of The Halbor, and WAS attacked and
eapturef after an action of thirty minutes
by twgf1 ederal fon.clads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Army Potomac, june 81.

Gen. Gregg's division Of cavalry, after
marching within about half a mile of Mid.
dlebury from Aide this morning, observed
the enemy skirmishing in their front. A
section of Fuller's battery was placed on
a hill by Gen. Fitzpatrick and opened fire
with considerable effect, driving the enc.
my back. Col Gregg had previously
driven the enemy FROM the hills with the
Tooth N. Y and lst Maine battery. The
rebels were reinforced, and in about s
minutes afterwards squadron of Harris
light cavalry and . detachment Of the
4lh N. Y. cavalry were detailed to scout
that portion of the field were the enemy
were last seen. The rebels soon appeared
and charged on these two squadrons, but
were repulsed. They repeated this twice,
but were handsomely rcpulsed by our
men, who captured about 60 prisoners.
Our last charge, together with our ar
tillery, thoroughly repulsed the enemy,
who fled before US about mile. Abou,
6 p. IN. they attempted flank movement
on portion Of the brigade under command
of Major Whiting. They came with a
force OF about 2 cavalry regiments and
made desperate effect to capture their
men. A desperate encounter eusued, blu,
the rebels were repulsed with little loss,
although our artillery must have done
great damage We drove them beyond
the town. The 9th Ohio cavalry opened
the fight and behaved bravoly. The la
| Maine cavalry of Greegs command suf
tered severely in charge made by then
just before the rebels were finally re
pulsed.
Col Wilcox of the 9th Va. rebel cavalr,
was killed, and rebel Lieut. Colone
captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
| Special to Times.
Harrisburg. Jun

A heavy force of rebels continue to lin
ger in the vicinity of Hagerstown and
Wilhamsport. Scouts sent out from Cham
bersburg report their movements this
morning indicate retreat to the other
side OF the Potomac, but this afternoon
they moved up in the direction of Nc
Connesvile and Bedford. Gen. Milroy
is on the alert for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Louisville, june %.

News reached headquarters to-day that
John Morgan with 500 men CT ossed Cum
bertrand river near Carthage last night
Passengers report considerable excitement
at Gallatin, the people having heard the
report of 5000 rebels advancing on that
place. Preparations hre being made to de-
teud it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Harrisburg. June 81

A dispatch received here late this eve
ming states rebel cavalry force is within
s miles Gettysburg, and had crossed South
Mountain, evidently advancing east to at
tack Northern Central railroad. An am
pie force is prepared 10 resist the attack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
New York. jane ell.

New ork, June 81.
A Harrisburg dispatch, tonight. con-
tains the following:
The rebels are reported 10000 strong
at Ha gerstown and fortifying.
Milroys headquarters are at Bloody
Run.
The troops here are expecting marching
orders Immediately.
IL is feared Ewell is in Williamsport
but the opinion here is that he is not at
that poiut unlesssLe is about to cross be.
low Heavy raius may have raised the
potomac aud hurried him off.
Gen. Curtin received dispatch from
Chsmbersburg stating that jenkins arri-
we'd al Waynesb and threw out pickets
s miles this side, but withdrew them this
morning.
There is no information at Waynesboro
OF rebel infantry at Hagerstown. jenkins
has been plundering horses among the
mountains
Gen Couch received dispatch tonight
confirming the report of rebel cavalry .,
Gettysburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Cincinnati, June

Yesterday about nine hundred rebels
crossed the river in the neighborhood Of
Leayenworth into Indiana This q. m !.
they had reached Paoli, in Orange coun-
~ Their purpose is said TO be to burn
bridges on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road. Troops are moving to intercept
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore, j une GO

The statement that the circulation of
the New York World. Express, Caucas-
sian, Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago
Times would be stopped in this depart
ment is erroneous. The Baltimore pa
pers were prohibited frou publishing ex.
tIacts from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

EF Gen. Rosecrsss, it is stated, has
ordered "shs rebel spy" who was con-
demned to be hung, to three years con-
Gnement. We guess that's the longest
case of the kind--on rscord.-[Nashvil
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore. June %,

All the information received at the
American is that the rebel force at Fred
erick and in the vicinity is only small
scouting party. that there are not more
than 1000 or 5000 rebels in Maryland.
that there has been no engagement or de-
monstration made mt Harper's Ferry and
that we still hold communication with that
point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Headquarters Army of Potomac, !
June % (

Heavy cannonading commenced yes
terday morning in the direction OF Aide
and continued during the day. Nothing
definite received. 1t is known Plcasan-
ton attacked the enemy near Aide, and
1t is hoped he has succeeded in routing
Stuart command
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Richmond papers of the Goth say the
0ity OF Dalen was burned by the Fedc.
rails OIL the iith instant, and is now one
plain OF ashes and blackened chmnies :.
Federal iron-ciads were at Brunswick.
Ca, and forces lad Landed from ,,ans
ports.
yallandighsm has run the blockade
from Wilmington. He is going 10 Nashua
and thence 70 Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
New York. June %

New York, June u.
The steamer Dudley Buck, from New
bern, has arrived.
Gen. Wilds' niger brigade now num-
bers about 5000. Enlistments range
from 30 TO 100 day, and one day reached
800
A Baltimore letter says Col. Kane, for
merly Marshal of that city, has escaped
to Dixie, and been appointed Major
General in the rebel army.
Another letter says that Cum berland,
Md, has been reposssssed by our troops,
and that reconnaissance to Romney
showed no rebel forces in that REGION
The country between Cumberland and
Martinsburg has been laid waste, railroad
track destroyed, bridges burnt, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS.
LATEST FROM PENNSYLVANIA,
Rebels Reported Advancing
THE SITUATION In
MARYLAND.
Fortifying Baltimore.
RcbCt8 1sOOOftHg mp HORSES.
COppcrhead Papers stopped
i'm Schenck's Department.
FRANCE SENDING TROOPS
TO MEXICO.
Vallandigham Runs the
Blockade.
Coppcrhead Papers stopped
i'm Schenck's Department.
FRANCE SENDING TROOPS
TO MEXICO.
Vallandigham Runs the
Blockade.
Headquarters Army of Potomac, ]

There has been no engagement with
any portion of HoukGr's army, except
cavalry skirmishss and Reconnaissance
daily, with the advantage immensely in
our favor. The alarm in the North is en-
tirely causeless. No enemy on or near
Bull Run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Philadelphia. June %.

Special dispatches to Philadelphia En-
quirer report the rebels advancing on
pittsburg with 10000 men and l8 pieces
Of artillery. A large force of rebels is
also approaching London telegraph sta.
ton from the direction of Mercersburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
SURVEYORS oRrIoE,

NoflCE.-To Az persons having gnns, reviewers.
pistols, nunitlons Of Of AIRY tnd for sale are
ordered not TO sell dispose Of tho without
obtaining p~rmu from the usaersiss~d b. order of
,hn Special Agent Of the Treasur, Department. All
persons violating This order will liable such
goods connscsts G6y etnnent Of The
UnHed states JOHN bIANsUs.
may Er~dsf Surveyor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Baltimore, June ei.

Information has been received that
Frederick was occupied by small force
OF rebels last evening about o'clock.
The rebel pickets last night extended
i miles east on the Frederick turnpike.
There is no panic in this city.
Gen. Schenck has issued an order sup
pressing disloyal papers in this Depart
msnt as follows:
Headers 9th Army Corps,
Baltimore, june 20.
The following newspapers have been
suppressed within the limits OF this De
partment. aud the local press will not be
allowed to publish extracts from their col
umns:
The New York World. New York Ex-
press, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago
Times and New York Caucasian. By
order of the General Commanding,
w. ). FISH,
1t. Col and Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Headers 9th Army Corps,
Baltimore, June 20.
New York, JUNO 2e

The Philadelphia Press says a reliable
dispatch has been received that though
the enemy is concentrating force in up
Per MARY land, the danger Of an immedi-
ate invasion of Pennsy lvania has been
ayertet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Baltimore, June ell Pm.
Latest information from Plain No. 4.
say firing vas heard there At intervals
through the dAJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
New York, june 22.

New York, june 22.
Admiral Foote is better to-day, and
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
A dispatch from Washington states our
army on Saturday was very active. Sew
eral corps took up their march.
Judge fancy, on Friday last, at Balti.
more. gave an opinion that the regulations
issued by the Secretary of the Treasury,
on the 2sth Of August last, in relation to
internal commerce. are illegal and void.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

FLouH-SupernLe 90 81; sprlnt Wheat ss,rs.
~; RKll wheat Extr. % 80
CORN hEAL-75easec y 100 ms,
BRAN ANDsHoRTs--7 p l0eAs.
SNIP sTUFf--Soc.
C0RS-2s TO Ale y bush.
3ARLEY-75e 10 81 40.
wHEAT-Pan 0oc@si %, Spring 7oS75e y sa.
kYK-43G45e
OATS-4s 20 60c.
poTAToEs--so to soc. Retail III goo.
BuTTER-se to ioe. retail i2k TO l3s.
EGGs-7&7he.
CHICkENS-sl % to o. so.
LARD-s47e.
BACoS-shouiders, DC; Hams AYE. sides4.
OSloNs-tI rs.
WHITE BEANS-Common 10 rood SO 10 q 10.
Prime Navy s2aS2 s0.--Firm.
TGIlntg--y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Washington. JUNG 22.

Dispatches from Memphis, dated Goth,
state detachment Of Col. Hodges cav.
airy captured two boats, on which were
two rebel regiments and battery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Special Nctifcs.
S--T-1S8O--x.
brakes Plantation Bifters

brakes Plantation Bifters.
They purity, Etrengths u and In vIgorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are aptidote to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipaton and late hours
They strengthen ths syssen aud enltvsn tho mind.
They prevent mi f.matie and intermittent levers.
They parity The breathand scidity ofthe stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Dissrhea, Cholera nnd cholsrA Merbns.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous lie adache.
They are the beet Bltters In the world They make
he weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer They are made Of pure NJ. Croix Rum
the celebrated cslssya Hatk and herbs and are
taken with tho pleasure ofa beverage without regard
10 age or tme of day. Particularly recommended 10
delicate persons reau irins gentle s,imu liant Sold By
all Groeers, Druggists, Hotels and saloons
II DRAKE o. 90 ava broadway, New. York.
sold by Andrew J. Wilkinson
leo-d&wtm No. u Aaih-st, keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23

Philadelphia. June %.
A special from Bedford says 1000
more Of Ailroy's Een are safe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
GROCERIES.

SUGAR 49, New Orleans fair iIie; prime lsi
choice 80; New York, @, lac; New york, A, Istc;
erusbe d q nd powderedIst.
MoLassEs - Bciehor's Sugar House 73e; Col
dsnsyruIsH&e3c-vsrys carcej sorgum asa 40e.
CoFFEk-Rie s2s3&ei Jaws 40; Lssuyra IS
RiCE-A 8i0o.
S0DA-T t. &c.
soAP-Paim Che, Family &c, German lie.
CANDLEs-stxTiTt To 10; summer Pressed l2idgi<c
TEAs-Yonnr Tyson, 81 1881 Is; Imperial, u ~
Sei 90; BLACK, 75c8pi 40
TOBACCO bark Sweet isc to Sc; Medium Brands
soc 10 75e,- Gold anu Natural Leaf 600 TO 81 20,
NAlLs--Bvst Brands p 65 10 a5 rs. rates.
GLAss-sxio City - so, rates.
C0RDAGE--isc 10 isc-
FIsH-No. ! MAcksrel, bbls. oI4 90 10 el5 90
No do do 81, 90 10 STA 20
No. ] do hlfbbs ~ 90 10 ~ rs.
NOT do do $50 o. 20
Nlfbbis No. White Fish % 81 10 % rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
Commercial.
'pRkECTKp DAILY y
CORRECTED DAILY NJ
S II A M i l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
PRODUCE AND PROvIxIONN.

DAILY GATE CRY Ovvfcs, 3
KkoKrK June az 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-23
SUN DRIES.

LEATHER-soie 900 ss. Harness as443.
HIDBs-Dry Flint isic; Dry sai,ea 10; grubby half
price green Sc; green sheep pels local IS;
green hog skinsisc.
HAY-Timothy - to siot bAled ef2 ooae i4
Prairie 850o9s 90.
skkps- Timothy ~ 10 1 10; Flax Seed, 6es 81
nominal.
FEATHERs-3oG$o.
PRuiT-Dried Applessta7ic per b. Dried Peach.
es ~ to l0ie, Raisinseb oo8e % IS,
CHgEsE-Denmart 10 to i2he.
BEEF CATrLk-2tA3e gross.
sHkEP--s2 SOC 90 vseaa.
woulr-Ciean Tuhwashed, SOC 70 Csc; unwashsd
one third less.
sALT-Laks 81 Goae3i9
oIs-coai OH, so to 5sc; retail CO. Linseed OH,
81 3oasl IS. Lard OF, voc to u 10; Fish on.si:so
10 81 80.
BEBswAx-30 to a5c-
FAT HoGs-s3 SOTO 81 rs nett.
RAGs-wooIen y Cotton &c.
oLDfRoS--ie b Brass Zoe y . Copper
i7csh
ExoaAxsE.-on New YORK n peresnt b ank Ab,s
funds, Pbiladsiphis, Boston and ciueinnati n per
cent st. Louis aud Chicago Y per cent. Cold s5e
to 3se BUYING.
nay GOODS.
SHEETIsCS-26 to 3oc.
DRiLLs--98 TO STSe.
PRtNTS-l4 to Ise.
DkLAINs--72 to 2-e.
aISGHAMs--2i TO see.
CHADWICK r. COATS sPooL--sl 90.
sKEIS THREAD-sI 90 to u 10.
FARMERS b MECH. GAssiAEhE--4s TO ssc.
skirt BRAID-59c TO u %.
CORSET JEANS 20 10 s6c
DESfMs-9o to s7le.
TIoKtNG-25 10 45e.
lss TELEsaApH.t
NcW York Market.
New York, June p.
Yiour-Hsavy, sslo. power ssles 8, IS zoe es as
for R1ta State, - soSss % X. II. O.
whent-Heavy and az cents lover. ssiss u ei 10
4si ~ for spring; 81 2eSsi 40 Milwaukee GLIB;
81 - ~ ~ forwinter Red,
Corn-Besvy, and lie lower. Sales at 74z15et.
OasaA7s8S0.
Pork-Fim. eli % for old mess sio 231eio ::
for old snd new prime.
Lard--Steady. s8sie.
Beet-Dull.
Whisky-Firm. 45e.
| Greeeries--Quiet.
TT rELroRAPH
stock Market.
New York. June n.
stoehs-Irregulsr, generally better especially Gov
ment.
Gold-CIosing t<sI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

DOOkS-KDcelyed on SATURDAY.
IasSh Bsosasssws 4osk. ssas9g n
Arteu,pA,Wsna Book 8.s4 eg .41as2
Thx1esp nopths IN ths Rebse A1ny.
siensa - n1aAmend. asaia0assgmsf ~ ssstaii
49, q e}1ssssscca sH ,sfas3 sat maEt
OuAuaQ. Kegra Raperss $50 4
ArmcRfdte en-, oF ths United etatesin Praphscy. i
/ HyhosNtshe Havoc N David. +i4g98a 81
! Pillar Of Prs. .it9ee
Thistysnipe Non Tor 0ns Women. E$a
ChfUntelob 0Y ,6erlnGtUtd
Tho Wo@enI lGysA snd 9a 9A&8 s32s I
Ies Mo%snA ~ n W. aovse sassw woaA qeM sLs
Fas - ~ q .--s.s.ss r. W. wNErcQIT,e "a liz
Md Maia.a,, 81 door nom Nh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
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sssss ns. a.,ISsss e .,a issn ~ pain; os sAs
,s.ssen.sa, ioya RI Atssossl, sY RAaleoAD DI-
The Pennsylvania Railroad also soaD saGs q P,aar
hpre with Steamers, By which Goods can bs fofw1f1
edo avyypain - ~ Oh2o, NAakAAGuAs 1baeA4fy
Tenassse4, Cuhbsrfand, Lliaofs, Misstssippt, Wis
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sts1ASEs to an porss sA Ne nsrth Wsstssn ElHss.
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csrssAI 3: LII s,.. .r,....,.
lly % 81 sddrsss other o. tie foiowing Agents q
~ 50. .HsTnW AkT. .1rsight Aeent, PfttsssxUA.
" CLARKfA CO., frHhufor Atentss
4. e. NEHDNgN i CO, ,Ladi6on. Ina.
J.k K0ON1. Lsoi1ga y NY.
W.M. AIKNAN Co., Eyapesklles Ind. "a
X. f. SASS, s. Lonis ,Missonrf.
SE CLARKx = 90. sUnoeaGo, ~. A5 q
41ssfs = Ssata i;s7ss is;Sss77sssssir1 .:,,.,'..
Y J. lsksts i y cS ss.::s,s1 s.asaes.'o
~ l. j. aEnSE1.s hEnIsShs .s 6.:::Si Isl rn..lss As...
for ~ ssseA asA west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
LIVE STOCK.

Drovsr nd Rarnars Wilt land this the nos taava1-
ta9ssusrsaSa1asJhveaA aAeak. sOsoaakgsa Yse1as veA
vstsrsd and snppaSed viii sveTy eeeveAteuse, ,havs
sssentlon e paid 50 thsr wants From haTYisbarghs
uhers v11l afnnnA svAEy cpnvsnsesce nj teeaing
and resltng choice " onered oi The .PhlLADAL-
HRiA. NRW YORK and BALTlnOR01A1k1I.s
Chnvillalso b. fcund The alor5eSt, Qutfkee And
meet q 3oS1 ~ nsW HsEb ysia AisaA-
.s-nEsseSS EsScR S';hff;kis afis ~
T. 4 HOUYT, Osog8i6h6eA 4 - R1laeal.
II. H. HOUSTON, !, Genera rrslsss As@ts
tansdkw. ~ fs~sSsA~'@ - fusHodsDAs.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-03-25
N.porrox,s V1Ews WITH REGARD TO

NAPoLEoN's VIEWS WITH REGARD TO
MExIco.-The assertion of Napoleon re-
earding Mexico, as contained in his letter
to Gen. Forey, the French commander 10
that country, is important The following
is an extract Of the letter:
There will not be wanting people who
will ask you why we 60 to lavish men and
money for the establishment Of a regular
Government in Mexico. In the present
state Of the civilization of the world the
prosperity of America j. not q matter Of
Indifference to Europe; for It Is she who
feeds our manufactures and gives life to
our commerce. We have an IN terest 10
this-that the Republic of the United
States be powerful and prosperous; but
we have none of this-tbat she should
seize possession Of all the Mexican Gulf,
dominate from thence the Antilles, as
well as South America, and be the sole
dispenser of the products of the New
World. We see now, by sad experience,
how precarious is the fate Of an industry
which is reduced to seeking its chief raw
material In one market alone, TO all the
vicissitudes of which it has to submit. If,
on the other hand, Mexico preserves Its
influence and maintains the integrity OF
its territory. if a stable government Il
constituted with the assistance Of France,
we shall have restored to TIE Latin race
on the other side Of the ocean its strength
and prestige; We shall have established
our benifcient influence in the centre of
America, aud this influence, by present
ing immense openings for our commerce,
will produce us the materials indispensa-
bic to our industry. Mexico thus regen-
Grated, will always be favorable to us, not
only from gratitude, but also because her
interests will be in harmony with ours,
and she will find powerful support in
her good relations with the European
powers. To-day, then. our pledged mill
tary honor, the exigency Of our policy,
the interest Of our industry aud of our
commerce, all make it duty to march
upon NJ exico, and boldly plant there our
flag to establish either a monarchy if not
incompatible with the national sen ailments
of the country, or at all events govern
ment which promises some stability.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-03-25
Notice is Hereby Given.

THAT Al ale # land FIR the non-parn-ur
Il "f lakes due thereon. held ar tle court :
h0usel~ar il ill., town nf Washington. in th.
county u Hampstead and State ~ Arkan~a.
Pur-u 10 "a lawful notice given by William
A. Al'~hder. Sheriff aud eX-ofiicio Assessor
aud Tax Collector IN and fvr SAID County. and
III conformity with the laws If the State Of
Arkansas. IN the second Monday In March
4. u 1852, it heing the 10th dar ar aid
month"; the following described tract cr mar
eel of land was struck of TO r. ID. o. White.
to wit: The west half Of the southwest quar-
ter Of Section one. % in Town hip thirteen.
(l3) south Of Range twenty-five (25l west Of
ihe 9Th principal Meridian. aud containing
eighty (svl acres, situated in sail county Ut
Hampstead. aud listed and assessed u an nn NJ
known owner, which said land was purchased
by 7. ID. d. White for tie aggregate amount
Of tie taxes. penalty. costs and charges due
thereon tor the year 1853. amounting 90 the
sum OF one dollar and eighty cents That
certin ate Of purchase was issued to said IT,
~ ~ White by said Sheriff and Assessor and
Tax Collector. a. aiuresaii-ani which sail
certificate was ny the said White assigned AMI
transit rred TO tie undersigned. aud SAID land
Is held by him by deel of cow vance bearing
date the l1Ih day Of March. 1868. luiv execu
ted by the Assessor and Collector of Taxes IF
hempstead County by the authority 20 to do
vested in hin by law.
Now therefore, notice il hereby given. 10
all persons who may be concerned. or who can
set up any right. title or claim to the above
described tract Of land so purchased as afore-
said in consequence of any informally. irregu-
larity or iliegality connected with said sale. or
for any cause or defect whatever That in
conformity with the laws of the State Of Ar
kansas IN regard TO Tax Titles 1" that theun-
dersigned viii apply to the Circuit Court Of
Hampstead County. at Court to be holden az
the Courthouse in the town of Washington. IN
said County, on the third Monday Of Noveu-
Der, 1868, for confirmation of title in and 4,
said tract Of land, SO purchased a. aforesaid.
AMI AL persons are hereby Notified to appear
at said time and place, and show cause ii any
they can why the title to said land should not
be confirmed according to law
BABEL d. HICKS.
HEMPsIEAD WILLIAMS, Attorneys.
March %, 1868. loft