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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

lat L. II. Liabey. r, liz n. Y.
"a EtD. Mov.y. A, pY... arm
I'd Il. 7. Corsria, p. 81 Pa
4. sanstroke.
fist sat. t. {. Hoit 4, enc.
:, hand
let Sgt. o. A. Cioush. A. 10 "
D. H., shoe der.
! -. Sheldon, A. l1s n. 7, face
J. Slater, n, 20 Macs. scalp
IT,. Cnnsy. Il. 81 Pa, knee.
! ID. sullivan. ID, I N. H., Rand.
Corp. q. Mendall. y, Q Me.
!, Corp. W. t. Eoi,. X, 0 Ne.
back. mech.
}. IT. Mourry. G, 70 Ia. thigh.
J. Edwards. O, N Pa head.
II. Hsl,enburS q, Is Mas.
shoulder.
l,t serst. W. s. Underwood, X,
VI fa., lag.
. p. Pininsot. c. II Conn. leg.
]. De Junior. A. = Me-, legs.
N.P.JoAnson. II. rs NC, Ind.
Cpl AleI. Reynolds, X. lis
". Y, head.
Sgt. Jer l.. Hin, z. . Me-.
fafearnt-
NJ. w. Parsons. y. lts n. Y,
I. arm.
A. Mcdonald. d, 81 N. Y,
shoulder and arm.
T.. J. Towle, II, a. n. Il. wrist.
". Condroy, II. l3s N. Y, ali.
John Kelly, c, II c., leg amp.
T. Hubbard, A. II c., head
A. X. Lord, |. 9 Ma, breast.
!. John Parker, c. o Me-. arm.
>, sgl Wm. Il. Burrows, X, 90
n. T., cheek
steph. Phillips, A, . Me-, f.ee.
Corp. Ferret Jones, Il, y MAJ,
thigh.
Philip Broehsrd, c, ls N. Y.
face.
George Duhes, B, 81 P.v., mex.
Moses A. Judkins. I, One, ~r,,
Edwin White, A, Q BE, side,
Daniel Townsend, d, ~ N. l.,
thigh.
ssrst. Robert Smith, !. II 2.
v, arm. amp.
James Shorts, y. II p. ", tlii.
J. u. Jones, q, ~ N. l., thigh.
l.. GOODWIN, +. 9 Me-. aim,
g. L.nsdon. !, ,N Z. Art,
Z. Corrstt, 3, 70 Pa, side.
j. Brady, A, II Conn. throat
J. Lynch, c, ~ n. T., leg.
u. Williams, ID, Ii n. r.,
, shoulier.
Corp. ". Power, D.T n Y, lssI
, Corp. Alonso Chase, !. NH,
thigh smpt-
, j. McDonssh, y. <N.H., thigh.
J. Mccarthy, y, ~ MY. hand.
/. ssrs. ). Nytrealbxs. q. ~ Pa
leg
Ser. J. johnson, q, It2 N. 7.
J. II. Lucas, d, III N. Y.
j. Bowling, ID. " Pa
J. Kshols, ID, ! MAas- An
J.. Skunk, X. Is Ps.
II. X. Roberts. I, 81 Conn
-. Nc D onsld, c, 81 Pc.
J. Osdsway. A, ian. Y.
}. Serg. J. Holly, c, II Conn.
b. Thsckcry, II, lis n. ].
T.. Hotfey, o. ~ MasA.
q. Cobb, A, liz N. Y.
"A. Hesdly, I. 20 Mas.
o. &. Hunsins. p, an. II.
IL. Stanley, y, - N. Y.
J. q. Hoa. y. eN. J.
u. Byessstt, c, ixz ". Z.
A. L. Stone, II. lis N. 7.
J. Howell, L. 81 N. z.
b. Muskor. ID, Is Pa
W. Nslsou, X, u N. Y.
W. Mcdonald, II. Ia y. Z.
&c. NJ. Shsttuch, X. ltl N. Y.
Ssrs'. c. T. Adsms,A.ii1N ny.
A. ShslIcy, @, 76 Pc.
q. w. ShAhcT. G. II N. Y.
Chas. 4. Wells, y. Q y. j.,
;. groin
!. X, 81 Pa, breast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoNs-Ava. a-Befers
Recorder Horrnky

A popularity OF yesterdays proceedings y
this court was that all Of the prisoners pleaded guilty c
were either remanded for sentence or sentenced on
spot There we're no specially interesting esses called
Dennis Riley who, on the 9th Of March Issr IN ~
Oliver street grocery brutay kicked ana seus ,sssy
injured Lizzie Moore. . servant aged spous a. ~
fourth degree wa remsndsd. Anna ID. fsner az. "a
grand larceny stealing piece Of cloth valued = ~
wos 10 Sing Sing for three years Catne 10
permitted TO plead guilty Of petty larceny and .aeI
upon she was sentenced 10 month In the fenitenus
Sarah Field and Anna Smith having pleeoeo sui"5
attempt 70 commit grand larceny. were remsnoco-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
List OF Wounded Admitted into Field Hos
pitsi, 1sth Army Corps, yuiy so, 1904.

ks~.'f
L. O. w. filAlos, n, us " Y
foot.
I'd l.. O. l.. Coibarth. @, . BE.
Cart J.MeCi,sh. Ak. H., hand
I'd u. n. Adams. Han h. lee
"a 1t J. McNilliams. Z, ~ Pa,
band.
Cot. s.Sarnons. llSN. Y. . hip
lat IL. l.. L. Marsh, X, 81 Pa.
show and log.
John Bnrts. II, u Conn, foo
J.. SefeTo", ], y No, neck
bead
A. Ke,isIs, C, - Pa, breast.
Corp. Daniel Clark, ,, 70 Pa
side.
Corp. J. Is. Li.min., I. . BE
lex.
Corp. L. Target, II. . Ne.
cheek.
Corp. +. Conslin, A, I'll Conn.
hesj.
sers,. Il. Horton. Il. 1863 n. Y.
Lrad.
Wash. Allen. l.. N Pa, thigh.
Cpl. Chss. r. smith, ]. 9 Ne,
bowels.
n. Linscoo,, r. 9 Ne. hard.
8. Hsrlon, {, ia \. Y, cheek.
u. Runch. Y, III y. Y. nose.
r. Wssilovc, &, N. H., shltg
A. Mcdonald, r, IS Pa, scalp.
lily. Fk.some. y. sMs., arm
broken.
n. L.us. X, y Me-, thigh.
@. W. Prin,toe. !, 81 Ct, bre'
arm.
T. Peterson. A. Il2 NY. arm.
0.J.F-lton, Z. I.2 NY, thigh
Cpl. Moses Dinks. ID, IL o..
shoulder.
:. Fisher. D. 70 Pa, foot.
Jsmss hsss. IS, sN. j., Thigh
end hand.
Benz. Lint-n. b, 81 P.v.. hip.
Lesndrc SupreDAint, !, i6I n.
T., thigh.
Thomas solaro. X, 10 n. H.,
back.
Corp. W. T. Major. =, " n.
Y. shigh, snpulI,-d.
Scryt. Geo. A. Reynolds, q. 4
y. a., log. smputs!sd.
Charles A. rbilsnok, l., 4 n.
H., thigh.
r. Bold. {. IN Ps.. arm.
u. v. Msrss. b. u Pa. sbi'r,
st. q. v ynu, q. 10 Pa. ,hldr.
Il. W. kiiues, &, 10 Pa, facA
A. RcnInsl. X, "a n. Y, leg,
Druin-Nsjor z. A. BranI = N.
H.. thigh, amp.
=. Donhsm. !. 10 Pa, arm.
Corp. }. Trsver. X. llS ~ H.
arm. aIp.
Corp. VIM. Leulsu, II, 80 Pa,
face.
BENT amin Gardoes. p. 10 Pa,
head.
Corn. Geo. Leonard, A, ~ n.
" shoul.er,
Chss. Donaldson, II. lii y. r.
log.
Hiram Lsfnond. 4. - hHs.
wm. Story. b. liz n. T.,
hand.
Peter st.vans. y, IS Ind. aide.
Philip Stoif. X, i3s y. T., leg
John Oil,s, X, Va ". Y, brat
r. Quis,, X. II N. Y, thigh,
leg.
VIM. Lewis, X. ~ n. T.. arm
smput-tsi
T. " alters, =, " y. n, head,
arm arnpuistsd.
II. Hydon. D. "a ". y, head.
w. y. Martin. &, ~ NssL
J. Kobe, |. J n. Y A.
" LemrI!S. b. ] n. II.
q. ClohlIdge, q. 70 20.
J. Msihrsn, v, u Pa
serst. c. NJ. Hhitnsy,A.<N.H
y. Fl. Bssfen, y. rs Pa
N. l.. Pssr, f.e Ne.
J. Saith. c, IN N. Y.
J. II. Hyoey. y. ~ N. Y.
Corp. a. p. Arnold. {, ~ y. Y
kdv. Dickinson,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
fAdyeItisementJ

fAdvertisement]
THR FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
DsposirAxy AND FINANCIAL AeEST OF THE UNITED STArs
viii receive subscriptions for the new $40 Treasury Notes
There notes will BE- convertible maturity into SIX Pm
CK,r GoLp BEARING SO Bond Parties subscribing before
5,h August viii be allowed interest to that date Those sub
.crbins after that date win pay accrued interest Recognizing
the Importance of general subscription to this POPULAR
Loan this Bsnh viii allow all subscribers WHOLE con
rIuuox Of o. 50 on each 81 900 subscribed.
MoRRis KrTcHrn, President
D. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

Hsvs, Railroad -; Csnden and Anbsy RAslrssd. Nov
jersey Ceutr Rsiirosd l3 By Hudson River bcs VA
foot g. About $50 were In Ins yssds .. nssAsy.
LIST o. pRovsRs
The following the OF drovsrs %
srpee. principal drovss and where ths ess ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrAL THIn-AuA
Before Judge CAKDoEo.
DECISIONS.
Pype agt. Secor.-Service OF summons ana
comn,siut set aside without costs TO either party.
Baum sgt Lsaacs-Motion denied; s. costs 70 sblda
event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

A little daughter Of Mrs. Maxwell Of Cape
Elizabeth Mass was gnillotiped on Sunday By win.
dow falling on her neck nearly scvsstps her Lead from
her shoulder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
Rer~iufs Of Produce.

Aua.f-iI,s5i bb, Flonr, 3aJ bbl.. whisky, A5 bbls
Corn Meal Is 100 bush. Whist q 30 bash. Cora, OH
bush Os, 1850 page PrOysOns III pigs Lard. 800 psss
Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Aus a-Bsfsss
Judge BITS
DECREE OF DEFAULT.

On return of process to-day an order OF con.
demnaton was entered by default In the case Of th3
United States against package Of jevelry. marked
VIM. Wilson T. Sen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
fIdyertisemeDtl

iAdveItisementl
u. S. SKIES OF 1881,
Bos. IO0s, 500s, and ,00Os. for SALE By
TBosPsoS Bros.
Corner Of Broadway and WLlSt
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IAavsrtiwmentl
CONVENIENT POPULAI Loans.

FrscAL AsrxT yon NEw'ioRK,
1. rsessvius ,ub.arptions for ras EEw aN TAaAsvny
Es1zs and continues 70 'sosivs subscriptions for The
COLI BiARIEo soxpA
The $40 Treasury have semi animal coupons, and
are dated August Is Parties paying for them before that day
will deduct the Interest tba, date and those paying ass
the 18th Of Angus. VII add the back inherent
se-ni.sop Of one dollar and hall per o. 900 win bs
allowed to sub'cribers The notes sos, zoos, soos
ooos and scOos and win be delivered hero promptly
- they ere received from Washington
JAxHs CvRPuIy, Cashier FRS. National Banl,
No. Waist, NewYmk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

FoH rsE WEE expne TusspAI. Ansust 2 issI
lEIpressy for The " Y rnisusn oy our own neron@I
ahion a. sold o. lon.e: at Wholesale Shipper
rereve6 10 cent less deducted or commissions beside
freight and other charged
BEANS AND PEAs-DRY.
Thar IL fair demand for Beans, and hey held arn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
sKlNs AND YURs.
POuIIRY.

Chten. and Old Fowls coming IN freely and are
selling decline Of 2e- ID Iufseys are also io~cr Trade
In ali kinds ow.
Old Fowls ard Choisn. before % scarce or 90
brh Of the year The demand good with very
little stock TO supply II. We quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

NEW $40 LOAN AND TEN-FoRTY BONDS.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 74O Broadway.
w receive Subscriptions for the New 40 Treasury Notes
which win be dated Aueutt U.s. with ,en annual coupons and
issaed In sums Of $50 sioo $780, siooo and $1,000. Par
tes subscribing win be allowed interest to August 5 and the
commission allowed BY Government Of 81 50 on each Slooo
Tho Ten Forty per Cent Bonds date from March and
Per cent premium for Gold interest.
Payments be made in Legal Tenders or National Banh
Notes D. l. Ross, President
}. II. srovr, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
vrGErADLKs.

| Potso., are e.irr Tie same may BE- sid 81 Csbbsss
hopgb both are sti high swer, Potatoes very
WAtsrmelons from Baltimore have made their spprsIancs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

SUPERIOR CUUKT-SPtCiAL IEhh-AuH I-Dsssss
Justice OARviN.
DECISIONS.
George W. Brewer agt. Louis schaufelt-
Motion 10 set aside warrant denied
Joel Dolly sgt. Joseph H. Williams; james Wsee
agt James Helion-Orders settled.
Papers In above Gases in Clerks office)
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w.,.sn o or 4 ~ Sn...Ii,sS,li Lee, ns,a

1fr1 ir3 ,o,nlT wi,b saict -. ,h,, ,.,s' .t,y.
tsrrs TRANSACTIONS for the wssk The receipts have bssa
less. with singe eIcspion in February than fcr
.ous week since 1851 Only carloads Ia this
ing and quickly taken NE One lot sod
yesterday ct HE which the highest price sstsYsd
IL this market for similar Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03
ERnIrs AND REhRIIs.

Good Apples sesrce aud higher. Common are plenty
Pears are scarce Fine Bell Pears bringing 81 v Dbl
New Jersey Peaches still poor Some sir Deawsre' are
now coming IN aud sell seneruy at ~ half bushel bsaAe
Lawton Bsckbees plenty R~rberres are nearly Out
market Plnms inning to come an, but indicate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

pn. =, v..,,rp veYe before HIGHT Of this
H.. d.,,,ss are cslgins in slowly The Csorni. ship
Din. l. not very lively di.pa,oh recently ,eeey rom
=. p,,t,r nominal at 2jc" Considerable lower
go S,T, being sent England. On the wboie the
NAV b. .et down quiet ahrm rate, Many Of ne state
uaiIIc' W 49, Iii nntfrr Wr auola:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

~ zs0Voft HuV"f Jf'f HePuo" UI MesSIbs
Wn. and john 0Brsn and for several years With that
IN. IVES unaninously elected . member Of the New.
1srk Stock Exchange today;
The aggregate exports of produce and mer-
sAasdss (sxcuivs Ct spscie for the pes, week vsrs
NSsSsia
The following Il the statement Of tho First
National B.at Of Esw.Yort. a. required By section
y. Of The Ac Of Congress ITO provide o National
Currency &C." sor the month ending July 30 1864:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

~ person visiting : psighbor. found
him disatlsd from having horse slap
upon his foot. Hobbling out % the stable.
the sufferer explained how II hsppeSed.
II VA standing her" said be, 'sHd Tn
horse brcGght his foot down on 1nisS.s'
The man looked 1t the injured member,
which was Of the No. II pattern. and rid
very quietly. "wsll, the horss must stsf
somewhere. SIG s'' Is -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

'a'saa o. {. assress.~ssr
10 :! a. - -: -! s'sA' 80 l's'''.
e. ]. e, -. la. = P p:
sssss3 d. ssss|': g 49, 49,
!. e, t ,s sssssef li.s Aiis. whi.s:
~ HI 80 q aG1jkiS ss.snssssa z~n, ~
essGey 49, - HsAts ~ tieapaan.l tlr~fiHs
q Il = dsrstsr - s,ssr.skv sssa.. ,ae,,.e
e sssss - 49, ss !: e &. Z e 81 . ::
02fsSf II MjrcfIos; E6sssy y y - ~ = :.
dseans = ~ ChmOkss nsssedt, ~ aAouA = 80 q
~ - ! 49, 4 n y 80: ~: = 8, s's go &c
In instead q IN Derrns nd 3nost nn1ndnrss -
sh.s sapsris.ssa - ss.iJ = n zSs.e - II.
Itccttoaa
- y =. =: y g. cHxaokEE RE,FDr ~
=; s: = s. Z: 80 !. III = -, - :.
IasS 81. esrya.. l...si, ! pr sss.ls, y sl...
g.. - 0ross. l-'s.sss., = ~ ssss,s, = sar..
l L1Zbsst 1vnepssn ss..y ss6s.s onyssnue sfysse,
l q. - IA 4sEsaesaaEs ges o.r psnyeisb toe n
0xg ttoss IN g. eos.t1y @ wriss - IA - sm -
All ssek osdep 1aas Be sent 70 O A. COOK, Chineo
| or 0eossnl Agen&eR ~ west
Solo p 0icpeo. BY YuLLKR FINCH 1 YULIER
-. - ~ - 2, I'll Dr.ssi.ss ..sry.h:s..
sflHouss, Lawn, WhodnGh, lnah1saa - Indfna
Hobbs 81 nEn sssMN 90. s
AeA Ns~g serss1 Neu ycsk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

0Nowy Sam, II yos doa's step ksl-
rug chat nelasses, IN tell the mas
"6y ehsiks, you tell the maa, snd I'll
lick you and the 'lsssss, too
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

H"Bob. how il yonr sweetheart gel
ting along 7" "Pretty veil, I guess; sh'
says needn't call any more. g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

= Papers tell Of . wonderful child il
West Troy that talked distinct and asdi-
Die at its birth. There are numbers Who
have seen the child, and insist on IL
truthfulness OF the report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

= General Fremont and wife srrived
in Boston July 8. It i understood they
will pass the summer at Nahant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

~ s = =. r.;
-;
= -
- - -
ss -, -
ll.'.sS u ~.
''''' -
IN - N - - - ~
- -. - 81 = 80 -
.!. ~. y. ~ y ~
- = I
!esarl w.! ll r! ~ Aew Yen.
Is gsst ,Efl - oeo2M
L9eleH ~ Yea. |
A1sus ne ~ - 6, = Yesas|
1eFiA XnssIs NJ CIV IN I'll
s. = - . ~. SssS
Ma a sadjscSm4 - Dot ~ IN HnSfei =
8 iiso esi5 iinsa1I ~, ~ 90 a.
ctkA4 1lsA.il - -. 6s1tf 1znseSot@ ss|
g, ..s 3 ~ .,. y. ~. s 80
81 49, . l!Ss3s!sS!8 6 @ 3..srl
- ~ - - & : -. :
3 E, 24siQ q1yales II 4slAsi g.
10. o.; -: ,;;s r -:
is9n.ssos oessiass Z as oisc.. ~ ~, =
-, dE HI. III s1 iIok, As--e
EOR GALR-A Fr.me Hveliino HON.
i osnsisa.r 49, ! 300 es.ts,s, -s,7 - -
sssss d Rsyss n sss Ssse a.: :.
ssi ss,s s5e' s@0. Has.'s' 4 Y s:fsssIck
= -
HOR SALE-l60 Asrss Of .Choiun.
1T 49, ~ ,sss g 1919, g ~ - =
soS 4 ps-s.i. ir ssss sslss1ss Z s.ss H. .s =
~ o~eed y NJ van 41ssas n,,s god -
ss.S h4sqssssf- n = IkN-.fCk,
=. 49, -. 49,
Run cAAh. .1 %
II .cn-..-. fa.
esiaz IN iot ..d vsfi iassssa Isiso., - -
sksol.h. fseSs H 49, Ass.E
Tor sALh-rhs Cs.taes Bsek DvelI.
y ins Hess a Norraa sissses 6Sev>n M - "a
ssf''s'' containing A'as FoO.s :, 1,a.,s: g -,
------------------- -.--------se---
svs toous, ios ..ai sssssd psa 49,. g. ~.
~ @ Hsyh s1Ess ssfysse losh ~ }1ih ssss P1cs
-, : =. ,--, !. =. =. -
kOh SALE-0V a0yeo Of Jana.. 26 aoeno
q MT -, Is hss,.. aess... Va 49, =.
'.n = =. 81. - .s..:. -:
kofdv n Il. RflNSl6x. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

TOR SALA-Ths Csttass Bdsk Dvsli-
= inS Heuss. a Morrna slrsst 6stv>sa N - n
strssts. containing hIns roomb. knqutfs o. 3 a.,
- 4s al r. y xEH-BYCEs
nsh3 RSal Isen9s ASsot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

TOR SALG--20O acrss d lind; 1877
~ ae9se nsder susee - - scs AZ titss>s VA GOOD
tdlAn6A rkb ssa = wsu ~sfsvsi, ~ 10 1apple
ttsse ehe, plnlh ~ ptAsr Arik ns. togssAss vith
ofnaneutl trsse. and othee tnt<uvsmsa6 sSas nnks
Csrthags. Hancock O.. InoiA a. can II buu1As fbr
e2spef acre For ArfAse inlusrnaisa ssquiv "a JoAs
nc1staes o. the pasce, OF ~ u. = THk4TCk,
nsyll Raj Istatr A. II ok.k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

7 ;essEa1g assa4-s IS sn.e..ss--4
sNN11
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

EOR SAlB-95 acres land. 10 sorss
Il ttabes, dosbSslog hosse 80 ios 49, Is - psv
b geAfA IN nnlsf flacs, waai uasGA. 9nA fn1s -
other uees-s located etGAt nes o. Ckotsa in Va -
sd atis geed- heesise - n. =, fKN.1ytK, .
nayl1 Asai EfsSe zst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

EOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling. viii
ave toonss lot vxll ssssd, npda ssossx. e. at.s
- High s1zsst bsfwsse lOtk 81 II = srss1 Pics
a,9n Enqsrs q layloJ H-K f1NRY0k
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-13
That Friendly Conversation"


Now that the nomination election is
over, desire to pay my respects to Mil
ton Hollingsworth, chief editor of the
Are, in reply to communication. over
his signature in that paper OF April I'd
He charges me with being no "gentle-
man" because complied with his en-
phatic request to let the public distinctly
understand that Re was not responsible
for the scurrillous and black guard attacks
on private character, and the foul epithets
against individuals, that the Broad are
was tecrning with week after week. and
because Of my compliance, he chooses to
style It making "a public use" OF a pri-
vate conversation. In sheer self defense,
I will relate portion Of that Friendly
conversation" After stating to me that
he wanted the public to distinctly under
stand that he was nOs responsible for the
disreputabls course ofthe Are, he told me
that he had an article Of agreement be-
tween himself and Remington, which
distinctly sxhoaorated him from being
held Responsible for any articles that
should appear in IDS coluSna saxsd only
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Terrible DISASTER!
Drowning Of Men Of the esth Ind.
Matagorda Bay. Coast of Texas.
March 18th. ISL !

Mafagorda BAY. Coast of Teyas.l
March 18th, 1851
B. W. DAvIs.-Dear Sir: No doubt, this reaches
you you will heard of the horrible accident that
befd our Regiment Sunday, the 18th inst. Know
ing the thousand rumors that will be afoat regard
the matter thought account Of the most "a
and relatives in the Regiment. therefore take this
method Of giving tho facts so far can being an
eye witness to the terrible tragedy.
In obedence.to orders, took up line o! march
from Indanola for this place. distance fifteen miles,
at FIVE O'Clock A. NJ the morning of the 18th the
seth in the advance To reach destination we had
two Bays, nscks TO the main Bay BY means
Of rope ferries. See official r~port} We reached the
first ferry at IL NJ and crossed without accident and
by near O'Clock, 7. VI. companies had crossed
the second ferry. Co.'S X. G. ard 4 the las; 10
cross and when about midway the stream the middle
boat or pou.oou filed with water, causing the ferry to
sink almost instantly. There were something over
one hunirrd men and three horses on board at TIE
time. The scene that is,.owei PRAY God Imay new
cr again witness. The seemed 20 understand the
swfsl tragedy that transporting. and struggled he
roiciy a. anst the mad that dashing over
them in quick succession
Both ofcsrs end men of The remainder Of the Regis
hands promptly, and every assistance render
ed that possibly could be. There we're few small
boat at the wharf, and these manned Immediate
Sccks Of these bad been removed foe some unknown
reason, ADD as they were launched. The wind
and waves hurled them swiftly down tie ssrean-rsa-
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those he himself should write. asked
him, II that was the case, why he did not
have that article of agreement published
in his own paper and kept standings
surfing him that the public regarded him
as the only responsible man of the con-
Germ. and that. in case of Islander suit,
the law would also hold him responsible
That his name appeared first as editor OF
the paper, and, SO long as that was the
case, the publication ofthat written agree
ment, would be the only thing that would
relieve him. He told me, in reply, that
he had frequently regretted that he had
not left his name in the Axe as it was
while Hammond was conducting it, as
" Assistant Editor" #H
How could the public distinctly I'M
derstand' Friend Millions peculiar stu
alton unless l made the public use did
Of his disclaimer, and that too in ac-
cordance with his requests and why should
he tell me about his contract with his
partner, unless it was to show me the
urgent necessity that existed for the public
to exhonorate him from censure?
Milton says he "did not to him (me)
d.sapprops anything eyer published in the
Braodare"(D / say, that he did dis
approve TO me the calling Of c. H. Bur
chenal .'sneaking copperhead," and he
dare not deny it. He did ''disapprove"
to me the filthy and indecent course OF
the Are, generally and specially, as can
prove not only by one of the hands in this
office, but he himself admits this fact in
his card.
But enough. have deemed it proper
to make a plain statement Of facts, ''suf-
fcient to show the unreliability Of Mil
toms statement" and his utter migrate
fulness for the favor granted him, in
letting the public know ~that he is not
for any Of the low abuse and
personalities" with which
the Are was filed during the nominating
b. w. DAVIS.
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Green Mount Farm" 18o
Acres at Private Sale.

nNE-an3-a half miles southeast of Richmond
NDWavne County, Indiana, on a good gravel road
The College buildings with Ten acres of l,nd. has
been sold for WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT
and under the successful ageHent of DIR james Z.
Gross, affords home market for the surplus products
of the farm The tant II good cultivation, well sup
piled with failing streams Of water beautifully
uniulatiax, excellent soil and healthy location The
Improvements consist Of a coInSnrtabie Two Story
Dwelling. New Barn, Weed House. Smoke House and
Spring House, with OF the best springs for dairy
purposes, IN the country. The buildings are either
new. have lately Undergone thorough repair The
land approaches within tareefour.bs Of mile of CITY
limits. with many fine building cites that could lie
probably sold Is cut lots.
The Undersigned viii receive proposals terms de-
sirable purchasers. the first named st resace in
Rich rnond, and the last one, the premises
ELESOnA HArNES.
WILLIAM HAINES
March. 10Th, iS64 TT