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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
10 WA TT n 8.

John A. Kassen was rem minated .s
the Union Candidate for Congress By ac-
clamation at the Convention held in Win.
terset upon the 18th inst. His distric,
cannot find better man.
Rev. A. G.. Williams is chaplin Of
the Peutentiary at Fort Msrdison. Las,
oaturnay was an exceedingly hot and sui
try day. Mr.. Williams rubbing the per.
spiration from his face with one hand, and
fsnning himself with the other ex .lslmed :
"Weil, | am glad the members of nv
congregation are all uuder conviction :
Tor With such weather as this, / cannot
make much preparation for tomorrow"
Il Fort Madison Plaindealer.
On the 4th day of July, at Garden
Grove, man haiiing from Wayne county,
was pfoclaining his political creed after
this style: He was a Copperhead and he
didn't care ID who knew it-he had
never been whipped aud no Union man
can DO It. After & ing on in this St, lie
for some time, Chas. Elgins,on, former
ly soldier in the 3l,h Iowa, Q little fel-
low about the size OF the CHEST OF Jul,
h'tydid, knocked him down and gave
nm thrashing. Tne Copp bswIed out
nun and the bystauders pulled Charley
N. AS soon as the Copp regained his
feet. he shut cut the back door, and start
ed tor home minus bis hat, ADD has no.
been heard from since.-Leon News.
The warehouse of Howard, Rogers
q Boyce was consumed by FIRE 90 Sabbath
evening the 10th inst. Loss $500.
The citizens OF EddyvilIs are tryin g
to dry up Drunkenness in that city BY
raids on the ~hiskey shops. They are
playing them out.
The Register says that rumor is cur
rent that the Burlington & Missouri rail-
road will be flushed to Abba within the
next eighteen months.
Newton, in Jasper county, must have
been lively place upon the Fourth. The
School Fusd received abont SO a. net
profits of dlsorderly conduct, drunkenness
and fighting in the town upon that day.
That was spirited celebration.
The Methodists are about to erect a
brick church in Abba:
According to the Register an impos-
lag Fremont demonstration was held in
the northern rari Of Clark county lately.
The multitude consisted Of one fifcr. one
drummer, one Copperhcad orator, three
venerable Cops. one small boy and sick.
y pole. Clark county is gone up, sure.
MIR. J. B. Gfinnclrs clip of wool
this year will bring him $4,000. It pays
that NJ G. to go wool gathering.
Says the Register: An individual
who last fall was the Copperhead candi-
date for the Legislature 10 Decatur cosn.
ty, was recently arrested by the Deputy
U. &. Marshal for refusing to pay his
license as broker. He was constrained
to sh' II out his greenbacks to escape from
the difficulty.
The veterans of the 10th Iowa In
fantry were to report At Davenport on the
20ih inst.
Large numbers of sheep are being
imported into the State. and for the mos
part taken to the interior counties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
Rebel Commissioners at
Niagara Falls.
Horace Greeley and Peace
Proportions.
SHERMAN WHIPPING
THE REBELS.
SHElLING CHARLESTON.
Rebel Peace Com2issieners at NiaSsr.
Falls.
~

Rebel Peace cemraissieners It Niassra
Falls.
New York. July Ell.
A disratch from Niagara Falls esys an
interview has taken place between Messrs.
Clay. Thompson, and H ,lcomb, Who claim
to be Commissioners from the rebel gov
ernment, to seek term. of peace. and Mr..
Greeley. authorized by Mr.. Lincvln TO
act 10 the matter.
The Commissioners proposed the resto-
ration OF the Union in stofa quo upo a this
basis:
Frst-A'l negroes which have been
actually freed by the war to be secured
in such freedom.
Second-All negroes at present held as
slaves to remain so.
Taird-The War debts of both parties
to he paid By the United States.
Fourth-The old doctrine Of State
Rights to be recognized in reeopstrut ting
the Union.
This proposition was laid before Mr.
Lineoln by MIR. Greeley. The Pre,id ent
at once telsgraphed to Mr.. Greeley the
terms upon which he would pron~e .
sittiement and reconstruction, to wit:
The full and complete restoration Of the
Y mon IN oil it's territorial integrity: the
aooiisbment Of slavery by the sc, .eded
States under conditions which ,h ould
while respecting the property and ieh,.
Of all loyal ren, afford an am pie sec uritv
against another war in the inter, 1t o
slavery.
After considerable correspondence be
tween them the parties concluded to refel
the whole mstter back to the Two Go ,ero
msnts for reconsideration.
New York, July 81.
The Herald's Niagara Falls dis ,au,
says Mr.. Greedy, accompanied by M
Hay. private Secretary TO Mr.. Lin cola
have bad an interview with Geo. N. San
ders and others. claiming to be reao.
ommissioners from the rebel Sts .,e..-
The commissioners wanted to visit Wasi,.
ington, aud receiving statement II the
terms upon which such visit mi wat be
made, they were accepted.
A dispatch says the abatement. az tn
proposition published 10 New York p.-
per Tuesday il fepud,a,ed.
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From Charlsstea.
New York, July q

New York, July 81.
The steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head
18th, arrived this morning. Gen. Saxton
is among the passengers-
The rebel cfhcers have been placed in
bulldiags at Cainmipgs' Point. Charles
ton is beng vigorously sbelled. Sumter
has been subjected to very heavy frs
from Morris Island.
All the troops have returned from the
reasot expedition.
hsfseees report the Union prisoners 10
Ch a<lesto0 are treated inhumanly.
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International Hotel, Niagaral

international Hotel, Niagara}
Falls, July Is, 1864.
GENTS: At late hour last night, too
late Tor communication with you, l re.
ceived dispa'ch informing me that full
ier instructions left Washington last eve-
ming which must reach me, if there be no
interruption, at noon tomorrow. Should
you decide TO await their arrival, | feel
confident that they will enable me to an
swer definitely your note Of yesterday
morning. kegretting delay which |
am sure you viii regard as unavoidable
On my part, | remain yours, truly,
HORACE GREELEY.
To Messrs. G. C. Clay aud J. Holcomb,
Clifton House.
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VOL, III.

lieve that the fate of the nation rests upon
Mr.. L'ncol1's not succeeding in drafting
800. TOO more men.
This simply means. leave our brethren
who are already in arms against the rebels
to perish without succor, and then per-
init the rebel hordes to overrun the North.
and appoint military satrsps over the
people. Who will show special favor to the
leaders Of the anti.war Copperhead party.
but will sink the masses Of all parties
under hopeless slavocra.ic mili,ar Nv des.
Pot'sm. An archy aud despotism would
De the Inevitable conseq uences Of giving
elect to the peace policy SO boldly pro-
nulgated by Judge Thayer, of the Mus
catine Courier. and others of his stripe.
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Cliff, ~ Hoase, Niagara Falls.
Intv 12

July 10.
Srs-We h, ve the honor to acknow-
ledge voor favor ii We 18th inst, which
would have been ansA A-efsd on yesterday,
but for the absence of LN. Clay: rne
safe conduct Of the Preside nt O. Tue IN
tied States has been rendered US, We re-
gret to staie. under some misa ppre. '0n
rions of facts. We have not cen a.
credited to him from Richmond "a the
bearers Of propositions looking to the es-
tablishment of peace. We are. howeve z,
in the confidential employ Of our govern
ment and entirely familiar with its wishes
and opinions on tbst subject, and we feel
authorized to declare that if the circum-
stances disclosed 10 this correspondence
we're communicated to Richmond, we
would be 1t once invested with the au-
thority to which your letter refers, or
ether gentlemen clothed With full powers
would immediately be sent to WashiDgton
With the view Of Fastening consumma-
sion 20 much to be desired Of terminal
ing At the earliest possible moment the
calamitics Of war. We respectfully sol-
cit through your intervention safe con
duct to Washington and thence by any
route. which msy be designated through
your lines through Richmond We
would be gratifed il Mr.. Geo. N. 81, n
dsrs was embraced in this privilege. Fer
nit us in conclusion to acknowledge on,
obligations 10 you for the intsr0 / 20,
have n infested in the fustheraAss of "a
Wishes, and % express the hope }tb.t !,
|sny event ycu will afford - Svl, se,o,
tanity oftsodssiag them in pm .n bslo.
you leave the Falls.
We rsnaia very fsspssllal !. &e..
r. 6.--lsi Is psspsG - sf.aA thas n
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New York. July 22

The Posts Washington special says the
7-30 notes, row printing, will be offered
at par for subscription, but will not be
paid ont to the public creditors.
Rev. III. Stebbins has been selected AZ
successor to the late Rev. I. S.arr King
in his pastorate at San Francisco and ac-
cepts-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
Louisville. July q,

Last evening" the guerrillas took our
construction trsiYa engise u New Haven,
on the Lebanon Lsranch, fred her up, set
the wood 10 the I. WIDER on Ere. opened the
throttle valve and lei her run wild towards
Lebanon.
Train No. s, d. ss here this morning,
Run Of tke tack at Colesburg. No one
seriously hurt. The accident was caused
BY the switchmen .'eav,ag the switch
omen.
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Clifton House, NIAGARA Falls.
July I3, 1864.
Hoy. HORACE GnnLKY-Sir: We have
the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt of
your note Of this date BY the hands Of
Col. Jewett, and will await further answer
which you propose to sead as.
Very Respectfully,
c.. G. Clay.
To J. R. Jewett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
Reports fsm Des.rtsrs.
New York. july ~

The Tribane's headquarters oorrsspcu.
cent q ihs iDth says deser,en repors ths
rebels intended to msks ~ stack the d.,
before, but fr0n sous cause defsrped i
Dsserssrs srs continually coming into opr
nses singIy, and 81 squads. Thsy IL
have dolstul stories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
nECIDEpLY THE BEST INsTRUC.

~ ton Book for the Organ. il "Zundels Modern
School, which meets the Siuds after be hss obtained
moderate knowledge Of the Elements OF Music snd 81
the Key Board of the Organ conducts him throut
all the details of lingering touch, stops pea payin
etc TO full and complete mastery OF the Instrument
Fr.ce 70 parts, ea.h F. sa.s1 aaea nostpaid.
OLIVER ufrs0N CO.. Puhlsberr.
,,,vr1 2.T Washington Street. Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
Niagara Falls. July /

Niagara Falls, July II.
GENTLEMEN: am informed that you
are duly authorized from Richul lond as
the bearer Of propositions looking to the
establishment Of peace; that you desire
TO visit Washington in the ful6llun nent Of
yoar mission. and that you further desire
ths. Mr.. Geo. N. Sanders shall accom-
pany yoA.
lfmy Information be thus far shbstan-
italy correct, ! am authorized by the
President of the United States to tender
yoo his safe conduct on the journey pro-
posed, and to accompany you At the ear
hest lime that will be agreeable I'd you.
/ have the honor TO be. gentlemen,
,>o~rs, HORACE GREELEY
70 Mesers. Clement G.. Clay, Jacob
Thorn -son, James B. Holcomb.
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Thompson is not here and has not been
staying with US, since our sojourn in
Canada.
NATIONAL HoTEL,
Niagara Falls, N. Y, July l8. |


Niagara Falls, N. T., July l8. !
GEETLrMEN / have the honor to ac-
Knowledge the receipt Of yours Of this date
by the hand of Mr.. yewet. The state
of facts therein presented being material
y different from that which was under
stood to exist by the President when he
entrusted me with the safe conduct re
qnired, it seemed to me on every account
advisable that / should communicate With
him BY telegraph and solicit fresh In
structions, which shall at once proceed
to do. | shall probably be able to trans
init the result this afternoon, aud at all
events shall do SO II the earliest mo-
ment. Yosrs, truly,
HoRACR GRKELxY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
~op.pTNERsHIP NOTIrE.-Jbs

pndersi gned formed eopar tnership under u
-, and styie of HAxELsToS K HUTsKAaP, foi the puf-
s ~ trassacting the wholesale Boot and Shoe hu~l-
rss Mt the old stand Of D. II. Moody Co. Ne o3 Main
..raat BF. HtMBLEToN,
iuIy2-i3w H. " hbIehAMP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22

The following correspondence explains
itself:
Private and Confidential
Clifton House, Niagara Fills,l
Canada. July IA, 1854.
DEAR SIs: / am authorized to say that
Hon. Clement c. Clay, of Alabama, Pro
fessor James B. Hrlccmb, OF Virginia, and
George n Sanders, Of Dixie, are ready al
willing to 60 at once to Washington upon
complete aud unqualified protected being
given either TO the President or Secretary
OF War. Let the permission include the
three names and one other.
Very respectfully.
Signed George N SAEDE ms.
To Hon. Horace Greeley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22

~ Miliy Murray, = ,ouo. vo,,.,
.l'ed 20 Orange county. N. Y. Tor kiIlior
'e' e ne : ocrn infant. has BEEN found euilte
% naras{ 70 t6e frss degree aad ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
nHOTOGRAPH NOTICE.-The un.

dersigned Photographers Of Keoknk, in conse-
qusnce Of the great advance in the cost Of all the mate
rias and chemicals used in cur business and slso the
heavy tax levied Photographs Ambsofyres. 6e. in
the new revenae BILL just bee the law, are compelled
TO advance the prices Of all kinds Of pictures
Al meeting held July 3D. 1854 an uniform tsrif d
pr,ces - adf ptet, which will bs charged by all OF us
until the of chemicals &c tails near Their ioimer
rates.
FOR Csvtss q Yssite Album Photographs fve as :
lsrs pct dozen viii be charged. Ali other sizs will
s1'sa''1 = 80 j. q. EMERSON,
81 HOLEN VAN 6Rl1 LEN,
CHAs. SKLLkRS,
R0Bf. II. BLAIR
- saNs se4 Il @. HAMII1S "A
| tulyaNv ANNu ,. MASON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
DIED.

On Thursday. July 2lst after short illness. WILLIAM
c, only child Of John W. and Amanda j. Rciefer aged
- months end six days
Funeral services tthe residence 5h street between
High and Morgan, at 2 o'clock p. n to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
vaAnK-MALk NOTICE.

~ Of sag 1 the fsilseias Described Lsis:
ofthe City Council Of the city Of Keokuk,
IA Insv ist.. 1854, the following resolution was
adopted: -~.~s ar ia.s I and - block 1sa and
70 h,ocs ls2 be directed 10 have plank walk
iets anu "a, ,,a u front Of their respective lets
ssree ~ -, a., the owners Of lots and {, boek
i6 e directed to have plank walk sarr eet wide laid
in 'front.' q fhei. rrspseu ., 40 days nom date
kalks - = i1i" "i RS MERRIAM.
,n,w,r,s,1t Clerk Of tssncii OF City Of Keoknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
T AND FOR SALE-I have LOSS

IL Of land which wish to self $40 lies n
Montrose Bottom 2ls miles NJ W. Of the town Of Mont
rose prairie and 100 timber, $50 asres under
good fence four Cabins with three EACH well of
at each, and two ponds of stock also
large harm welt framed and covered. pa lies IL
miles north Of Keokuk, and miles the Mirss-
sppi river This tract has two Catns well Of water
stock water, lo0 acres under good fence.
Either tract will be sold 81 80 per acre divided
to suit purchasers NJ from IS 10 $50 per Liberal
Indulgence for deferred payments will be given Title
indispHtsbic- FRANK BALLiNGER.
iulylI-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
Nfw Aopertisements.

WANTED-A Miller, Engineer and
W Flour packer. to DC employed in the Keokuk City
Mills. To good, competent steady empioyme
guaranteed En9nre of c. IL. ALBEkS.
juy2kdlv At Poiiock's Store, lis Man ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
.ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.

IL SHIP-The Cop partnership heretofore existing
der the and style of W. H. Austin Co. dis
solved by limitation some time c. Henry Aibers
alone is authorized to the hrm in liquidation
w. H. AUSTIN,
july22-d3t c. HENRY ALBERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22
situation to attend

w Grocery Feed storr or Bar, by Young man who
has lust returned from the army having served his coun
Try Tor three years. and wishes to improve his time
" position Of the above name u iDe,es Being
saive Of this State and county the best Of reference
:. Le given. Adiress apply to G. K JONES,
an i,Sf-dfv p. o., or Iowa House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-22

(1FnENT--5o Bbls. foy s.ls by
~ julyl2A
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
Az the Soldiers Agency OF
MIL L e Il & IA e g e IL
Over the Post Office, Keoknk, Iowa,

A large number Of Bounty and Pension Claims have
been secured fr soldiers stN others entitled W the
They attend to all such bushes with dispaish aud will
be found at their Office the usual business hours.
jnlyi2-dh
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iniyla,iswsIn
COPARTNERSHIp NOTICF-The

Copsrfn@r~hp heretofore existing under the f n II
Roche Bsbee IL this day etl bs mutual consent
All oatstanding debts and claims as-urned hv r. O.
Roche who ~ill continue the business the old stand
r. q. ROCHE
c. p. BiSBEE
Thankful fer the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
firm respectful solici; continuance Of the same 20
Mr. Roche shall siiil remsin welcome old friends
and many choose to call.
jslylGdiw G. 2. BisBEE.
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Csfrespendence with the Rebdl Peace
Commissioners.

Buffalo, July FL.
The following correspondence explains
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Difference OF opinion.

A correspondent Of the Asheyine N. c. Eeses, a
We rebel sheet writing froEn East Teanessee, thus
expresses his views Of our merits
BrovnlOw's course Is becoming more yindicti We
AID hostile daily hence the outrages Of the soldiers
gsB be sccJuBted Tor. Humanity blushss At the in
famous snd cruel condact Of this monster. .
Rev Mf Robinson Of Rogersville, was
ierCed 20 leave bis church account Of BTownlDE
Prosecutions His malice seems directed, Of late
tovtrds The clergy and the women. Les cur in
4sities be Whist they may can't think that God
Eii sOdeF such demon in the form Of man 20 live
70 doaineer over gallant and Hoble Peeple.
Abgut the same date, the Chaplain Of the I'd Ohio
Heavy Artillery thus concludes letter 70 the Gin
annss Ckristiah 4drooates
Ihe greet advocate of the church sad champion
i"r TIE sdsrsi Government PaEson BrownloW, is
Ath ~ inoV'is atsg1g the hills Of Knoxville city,
e''h bis fte1 1H5 nia Damascus blade in hand ami
ting without mercy all r,t.-ls butterpu.s aud con-
t<rheAds He Is manifested 70 the peSple of this
zsantry, like JppitfE on Olympus. sraid elosas aDd
s0ke, shifting doNa the rebel Titabs ,yItb the
Esndefi0lts of bis wrath No man L,s aons i,
egcE - keep East Tennessee l0yal and no mar a
Ess doing more to bring back tho church tbar
Fszsag BrownloE- His heToe inseetlFes bis seatb
g 'y.sakss aud bitter ridieule, have 8 marvellous
;.--'ses aDa power pPoH the minds and hearts Of
~ ps'iis
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wAsaisorOx, Noysmber 4
Murder Of RasseIl Gregory.

Old man Gregory, IN his 73d year, with one arm,
lame Ia one leg, and nearly blind, was deliberately
murdered ebert time since, in Cades Cove, IN
Blount county, for bis Unicn sentiments BY Welehs
guerrillss, numbering aboa. twenty. After cruelty
numbering the poor old man, they robbed his family
Of all they had Amony The msn engaged In this
horrible murder We have been furnished with The
following namos 0spt.,.i.sa. Releh, NatAah bird
.aeLLi BA. AAtagny Ton. Johnson jim, Gilbert
tci,izon,) Biz SEuyt Ara Carver, and young
Fossst and Charles Gregory the latter the sou q the
murdered man
We give the names Of these wild beasts fur
h''hed BY men from Blount county, that they nsay
bs known should they fail into the hands Of cur
men. Whoever may come pp with any one Of
them should see to 4 that be goes sthe way Of all
the earth
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
sHsssm
East Tennessee.

=
~ eSHas RtsH, CO, y, lSfa tnhsASl teltss4ssaa.
slesa spea sep aeahssln ~ abass
Tbs Essehl Il Ne Mil iha Tsuns.rss.
70 siaw lhe ias4 tAal vsliG G,ssssess. our lsss.
lasa Nhsse lAas can 1ssss esAss = 30
aess pepple ara the trua. ~ trass end me. :
TAsst less " esaasss nss Il pafar Flsa.
Thslt lsfs lss stss8sh wes 81 sAst dams
Thaa les ~ nsua essAIlIsas f.t bsls~.
Ase serssd then 81 80 ha asaiaas tss kssssy Is.
fAs hissot5 u these isha. weary yeafa.
Iha ssreua lAal thsss tAIthfal psapss sssa,
sAail sssss Ne s5es ss keaaly b shss lsass a
Aad uaaay faeasBEss q N wsa
IN splta 81 ~ ilss esfils shat bosst,
dhey vsgs mars iFhs tAap fnsh 6s 20 iaigks ke
osH msHtF sAFlns ssYNA NtsL roast
WAITE n aHs6Ist "A efaAovH. spsT Asn rhnE.
THs LeyAL ESs AID sssss ~ KAsT TsssxssEa.
hst nov We kaoa lhelF hlght 4 ssAtif past,
Esea Shie q seems - dArkly 10 snsAfoaa.
AisaoAsh the ny 10 lhietts sssssa.4,
s. 4 iixas b sesa bsAina ihs slesmy eisHa
TRfs taaE Exs HksR foYkl siiIsess EesKs
fBAs sHRAses sakbt - cgr sHeb Gsp fHnaG saAht a
a stnH FHAs seshLss sAzs or FRs pRets.
And srztors shah be made % die eF aes
Whea sssags lovrd AHd sranesd Eass Tsahssses
CArtssseass, isss. Savs@bs, 3, 1894.
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fH9. 49,
United States Of I! IAsss.ss District y East

WHEREAs, Az fNFoKMAfTeN VAS FILED IN
w Che District cSeFt of he Uats1 Essis1 e Kna1
vile, fsE The District Of HAST Tes1ssa 81 re ai aay
q 0essbss, 1854 ~ Jsnss p 9saa flss Atasrnsy ef
NE uaied knina BE faAa DISCREET on bsaif Of the UnsA
sfAies % Ahsssea afans tEnst 81 aad composed q
several parcels % se ~ shd 10 Blopnt eoanfT Ia sad
Dstsis asleFiss9 = Sd ffsa kaa Wafs6n ssd wife
70 Ma Laelrt. daisi 7ssh sspismbss 1eeo ssntaslsg
lh al shout 40 aespa, saa b knssn a. As noatyais
psegiy, sAce assd = ssssssssa n - RsgiusTs ees
ef bgsrt eoanlE,of dsss sspL s. 1894 Als he gDsds
end ehatteis beas hstsl fasnurs. Ae.l msatiessd n
ts lascsloEss asPsnde 70 sail nsem&iiss masksd sx
aieh and d, pei1sd he property 81 Waf Laasx aaa
Hstt Lahisf Ce and against Al psrpoas lawfully ia.
lsfssnias fss thsr interests fela alleging that sad
lanas eeoe snd ehatss had hsaa hsstcfsFs ssIaa hy
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