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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

LtssLLE. H.. July 10th, 1863
yaHx n Btooe. Fad have lie. "a a sner-r
for ak yrs th thfenic Restnati-sa and take great
prxnrs in a,eiiig LsilsDsxsd 0eut and N-u-
rnisn S,sffc b~ the med disease
that have heard ~ hen cospnenes taking IL
eonl hArily wAik ut tsil great the i'm,
ard ia thr~ days free ffn IT. and my eg~ar-, for
the FIRST time in i've free finn tain std fed
nsnie thai think would be dArefns AL the while IL IL
did asuc, FIR SIR is sI,en4d
medicine aud would ali tis,e aie lid ith
those if-t-es to Try II. have jtast fund apt kyEsd
in frfeni VI sHiuej mis- tssRk With in MttTy rhvr
a1ssssn- and told hin what your Blssiictre cid
be vii sessa ~ you ior 81 IL Eacii pieAe ind
two dollars and >-nd battles Ut the Specific
should n-e.i it myself will give that
dos for there l-sty THAT suffering with these
Diseases thai unscgnanf ed with vor Specific and
Think THAI you ought ratrh IL ia every et the
Unson- Very respectfully. your.
Carr. JAMES ". BROWN.
Residence, Chicago, H.
P.s Send medicine 10 care Of b y. ". Mhitnsan Chi.
eago. J.wB
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EVA VOICE FROM vIaKSBURG,

- - NJ .
ficKssrsa. Miss, Aug o. I.Sa
" John Enfi-bear siri ! happy to ssase u you
'hat uasr used your valuable .xairoa its-rs with xr.xs
eSArns " myself IN gsnsnz disability .ad sa~sr.sor, OF
Say system pFo-icFl ~ Esss Ari rsar In
aaenee - tns Ais-s-sita fisef rvand icksarr having
sr-h VITA orn ufAnt array lie ~sote .s,ath
srn cAnisain connd-fiy re<slsns-sa it, Use Il. sIt
prfsons y no @r~ exposed unhealthy caftu#s.~
IL v. HssaLE
Agent u Sanitary Commission
LousvrlIE. Ny $epi "a. lisa
On the I'D Of July last subn,ts-s Through AZ .r-rt
Of nisne. To the Aecai Arex the al tts
ARIA, o the tus's-rtand snnsy~ ssy l-zrsn bitter.
t~ iislaetsn. aud rslustsi IL ts - sunJ Il
asssr, toss. To sassei.s and Approve iss - ous ,,r
soiiiers- -
IN. @iR~fnx The A-diesi pirecsnr'sr~rly and also
90" sfsr Fcfthssssn 10 ssip 30 dxrp o,see
ss'sh s"sa :" sats~re- IOhk suit
ana saiishesi thst C~rvn Bittrrs will do NJ hsrus 10
any ch~ n taken prT,eriy and lis sno~lsrkhsn 49, No
cJeetos ~ Ar Bail being permitted 10 ispose Of il to
s1fisrs- A. HAIRY THUhsfuS,
Surgsos ssd NrSsaAl Dtrsetsr, u. c.
Headquarters Department. of Cumberland
Nashville. Tsah-, July n, is0a
Or John Buii's agent. Mr. has per mission to ship
. Nashville Tenn. Is gro-., d.zes u Balls t
Ih- Euao vi tr Treasury DEFEAT trs ri Ar 10 be
eonpiied ~sth strictly.
BY ordes Of Ma = uea- Rosrcrsns.
wM- NJ wtILEs
Major AMI Provost Marshal Gen
For sale wholesale retail b. wilkinla b~,frst
W Asaknk' i'1A at~isda~i,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

pncprdp - 0oasfsssos lfnaunxnsp.
we al dttentioa 70 the card .of Wn
B. Hose = Co, St. Losis, Mo. The
gentlemen composing this ,6rm ere mes
Of experience 10 the produce and conmis-
sion bnsinesss end dsallEs will do veil 10
favor them With their consiRn,nenta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

During the past year Mrs. Stowes ha.
been busy planniug for new aud .lersn,
home in H.rtford, C Inn. In one Of the
anest locations. upon the most beautiful
avenue Of The city, her new and hand
some dwelling is erected. You would no.
think OF poverty there, but rather OF plea
tatal abundance, and a taste that lacks no,
the means to be satisfied in every particu
lar.
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COVENANT MEETING At TIE Arms.
NRun LAST EvGSlso We have not re.
ceived the rcp,r. Of the proceedings. aud
so could not give them 10 to days issue
We will do 90 tomorrow.
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e. Our very efficient County Clerk.
Charley Dserr, will be in the city to-day
Persons to whom warrants have been is
sued by The Supervisors can receive them
~ calling on him at Clerk office, in the
Court House.
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flnanfinl au0 Gun,,,,erf,aI
New Herk nls.ey m .rAes.

By telegraph NV yo.r Jun.,a
Money steady At 6@1 per cent
STERLING Exchange selling at 2Ie.
veia iem = i've and and lower. opening At s,sG aa
Anug 70 s'; dscsiang 10 y and closing arm at =, X
government Stacks, steady '/s
Usos 81 oupons, li.Is 6ll3
8 $40 coupons 1us9lvIL
Stocks lower.
ger nIA:G& C 13s; 4 RI1loI.: MAppc-a
roi Nab Is ri " nc l3i5z Az 7 ii esil ca n n
Pc VIZ y scrip ID usl ir c-,t VI; fsc Mail 2el
i2iis
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kE Remember that upon the Fourth
of Jaly the State Law prohibiting the cir.
culation Of foreign currency takes effect.
IT'S best 10 keep this 10 mind and dispose
of what you have, and take only Iowa
money and greenbacks hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

I"A lad" in The Providsses Joyr.
al advises the ladies' to make their dressss
20 IS 10 escape the ground QUE inch. Il
s'ead Of traisiax too iaches, and .hr.
savs By the ,UUO. QUO Of sdais fsmsl<s 5,
me hysi Stsiss, 0ae dollar essh annnally.
U NJ Int soos Il ~ assisIs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

80 NJ de Husky, one of the chiefs Of
The Hungarian revolutions IN 1918, whu
accompanied Kos>u,h to this country and
made most favorable impression while
here, has been permitted by the Austrian
Government to return to H lngary, anu
mis- forfeited estates have been returned II
him.
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fErURxEp TO eERvIcE Fifty-fve men
from our hospitals we're sent t, their
regiments yesterday morning. They Left
on the packet, going down the river to
D,xia.
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~. A little girl Of New Yo,k. who il
bedfidden, prevailed upon her mother I"
buy her haif-doasn fresh eggs. Thee
-he placed ia her bed, and KEEP. them con
SANITY warm for three week. Thursda,
morning the patience Ct The child vas 70.
warded by the "cluck" of chickens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

- A new planet has been discovered
between Mercury and Venus. who-e m
nnAl revolution Is shout IS Jays. Il val
6rst discovered in its transit across the
suns disc. ard has hitherto been sup,
p 'sed an ordinary spot on the sau's sur.
face.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

~ Kramer. Irwin l. Co., agents 70,
the sale Of Sloean's "Sids Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol nov y uss
No. lOB n in STR ct.
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Chicago Market.
BY telegram

By telegraph Cx,o.ao Jr,.,4
Flour--Actye and ttenay.
nsas-Art.ve, eiosing with buyers 81 3eI< for No
Gorn-Duii and l 10 1}1c lowers Sales at l2lSa
lS Tor No. l. and iv9@1 40 No. 2
uf. tuiet and steady at s0c.
iigh~ines-Aciv. aud &c higher 2tta1 2aix
Hlovissons-ttuiet but firm ~
Se~ Turk. w "Ae@1 te
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

CoRREurIoN We should have given
the lame Of Parsons eon-in,l.w BY whom
be was killed, N Louis, and not James
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9pefial Notices.
: . Ln1HN. . = L
~ Il sssss ~ #sssA 4el "a AS
DIR. n. AND F. RS 4 CO.'S
Bl
IODINE WATER.

& 1919 ~ r q q
Iodine water acts upon the eart, Liver, Kidaeys, -
ouelvs t1funns, anA 0isndnlR oystem. ss'i ~
- gscces wcA Aas stteuded the uDt Of This feey
II psvate practice ard the ndorsrsnent Of s0lca -
se0F1e, s6ss 70 rsos@nssnd e 20 ~ pruesistUnea
md tbs public, fssliug eBaAdsnt thaf MI f tyfni
vi aSesg ~ excsllsAes in ne curd ~ 0br0uAc -
suDeo whoA tAsaes Io1sus surA - ScruSula snchdcs
Skin Efuptt0ns Heart. Liver anA Kidney U>soseo hsc
so.s AeseeioaA kssralsiA, kheanaaisa,, Dyspss -
bti1$yy Syphilis, e4e. s4 ~ -
Phys'c.a.s ny rsiy spcs The snisstn ss..ssth d
Iodine Waisr Containing tbreequnater grains 1ass
iodine In eas Aasa ousss Sss vuss - ssfsss 8. ~
$50 - y - lisls " Aroumpostee Or peafaaeenslJ
brmsd tneqsntiss; nsithss this IDd3e oxydssd lsul
ssutralised " esuldpaai With asy inT ssue ssnAes
IN fks eoantipa s11sf,0< ~ ang otr nstod Of exhi
lfing IcAAns. -
Fall dirssiion accompany sacA battle that IL sy b
49, = ADily medb i.s ws - b. the prussnjoa
stx bottles delivered ~ by express any adJruas
hsMnrs Of Conatsxeifs asd lmitaaien which usxinci
ped dsA1rs enieAsr dispose II On our repassison
- ow d<nafurs md trade nark the 0resk word hssd
Ing thu advsftisssnt) upon the labes and wrsypsrs
sach bottiss Eitisvat which y genuine.
Circalan gratis.
Dr. u ANDERs 4 Co,
III Rhysicians snd Chensiets
nAyN-nwcm No. Al Bro~A&ay, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

EE The Davenport brothers-the Cor
dian knot boys, ~ho. with the all OF "a
tn'liar spirits. laugh at cordaga-pubiisl
card in The New York pape's. Jisg
What the Davenport SISTERS. who have re
gently appe red 10 public in the same liot
NJ business. are MOI thei, sisters.
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THE CITY.

HDont forget the Unitarian Sunday
School Picnic this morning. Come
early.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEI!

l ATCHELORs celebrated HAIR DYE - ia Ssss 1,
- tAs Hsrtd. The caly Hse~.e.., ana R.ls 80
I've known Ts spcisBd Hair bye Is pcrfect-chanre-
hss Rusty, or Hras iiar Instant, tss~--, sss :,
snfrst 6rsss, sititout the lAir Staining tn.
skn Ie~sng the Hal SUI and beaatiinl ,Hrts frssl,
fAity ir-qa-ily restoring It's prists- coos rert.
nes Tue ~ effects ol Bad Dyes The genuine sign-
WILLIAM A. BAfCHELuk; all others ,nerx fnsifs
uons and should Ice avoided Sold ny all Dregists &c
fACTUkf-cf Eafrsy-str-et hew York. BsrcifAiaa-
WV tvtkf skkAs FIR urs~s-sag the tiAir. fjyaik
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i Cssfeetsa ~ GAeEeRD -, Prsasse Dealess.
j fsOss--espssAne, = o. 2 tti spring xxxs. 70:
Bn1l &xtra W 10 20 Erp 90. .s4f
sNssAs-dpstng u 70 20 IL, Fall, = y baaA-
Oexs AaAl--sz Is y ~ ~
BsAs--wheat, 81 Is Corn, % p 100 a.
SOoas-Nr~ 80 Old w. , bSshsl-
; kvH-1 % y bush-
0Ars.-Ssc = bush.
aREEz AsrLss-sr4$ Is. l
POT Aroas-UAas5c.
Burrra-cemi.on, loc, Choice, 2oe-
kass-IAI<e
Cascxaxs-C o053 IS
LAAS-ili< 4isc.
&aogLDSRs-iue p b.
sipgs-l5c y b.
H.ss-lse y D. Sugar Cared do, lec
WAITS bssSs-Comusn " ao>d 81 7sGs2 90 Prime
Nary, q S9se ~
fAlL,s --s,4c.
B1EsxAx-sac-
u.I-li.v,hy. so oo9e2 90 balea. - 80 prsars.
81 vAs<ie ~
IIiDS.LDry Flint, isc Dry .ated, lie. Gr~lby, hall
price: Greeh, !; Gr.ea she~p p-its. IS e. 81 20.
-xxos-hn"shy, q ~ FLAX - u " ~ Hansssian
81 o.
k-3r CArrls-a 90. to Sc 90 rross
saExs-<4 ~ 60 Is 70 Thesd.
Wo,I-f&ct1ry Tub wn.l-d. d S6sc= CnwasleA ens-
third on tine fieece, 90 t Dr. Medium ~, 55 co.
VAT Hess-so W Ia % 90 nett;
fkAfuExs-4s 10 &c.
RaGs-3s<c
Bsss-hasiss- soc
Single junaie-, SIC. double do. &c.
ssaaisz-, bti.',, 5oc u ~.
fioaf, n hb. - H. ~.
do It'll % TO ~
do u bib, lrApsrD ~
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COaa,rex ,soyrv ~,,.p

COLH ,TES laOvET AOAP.
This ceisbrxs-d Toilet aonp. In such universal
iesnand. b male from the en- sscess materials. Il
otsA and sas tent IN Its ntafe, fss & r.s . Il y
seessss aai extremely hsaessciai In sss artios
upon the skin For sale b. eli Druggists aud FANG,
0oods peaicss- jAn2AlydAv.
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+, COMMISSIONERS SALEOF REAL
nkS MONIES RIVER IMPROVE.

AESt-The undersigned, Commissioners appoint.
sSt anu nj tier the provisions act vi the ueisera
assembly oI the State Of Iowa. entitled AN act la reis
ton 10 the Dies Aoes River Improvement, and abolish
ing The cfsce Of Cosuaissuner fhrre- passed March
ieoo isr this pnrpsse of acertsning all the liabilities
Shethrr ~ sui, otherwise. against the Ia. gones
River Improvement, ard agast the State of Iowa rnv
ing out u sid Improvement IN epaid - provided by
the second section 81 ahHt OF the General Assembly II
the ttste Of Iowa, passed March I'D 1888 HKn,hv CIV
sorIck to all rsos interested that by act Of the Gen
.sabay q lows, entitled IAN supplemental a.
chapter ninety VI the laws the seventh
assembly, approved Aarch I'D, 1865 relating to the
-. anss LAha uranf, &C. &C. approved March 2sti,
ume - kAnx and hearing clainna by said fs,n,
=. ~ pr.vidcd by the nat aforesaid, arising ON,
IT the constractin and completion OF the
1919 g hesSnuqua Plymouth and Croton was extrnd.-,
Days rvn. the publication Of the said act approsed
aasch 18th iaos In the Iowa state Register and af
ilomesssds ns~spaers published In Dos Moline. .~s
int nr 70 presented and heard before the aner.snJ
af Their meeting fuf that purpo~e Al ~
o:.sqna, Van buren, County, iowa, on Weinesdsv ~.
lstn o.y g SnA tbs said claims VIII not theresf,.r
- rscsased, or acted upon, bat forever barred
knWARD JOHNSTON,
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"a sign, cerd - courA,.

Few Of the importance Of chez king c.u~h
sIaaf CoIs Ia It's Br-t stage. which rs- t~rIs
uifx would sied ~ mid reass-iy H ns s.,u ~
Lacks the lungs "Brv~ns bscneAsi Trs,e..-., Civ.
sarv AMI 4iH.,i immediate rref Military utc-rs and
sosdas sh,aa have tn-a they ssissi In the
PoSAet AAa tAAsh As ocrasion requires. nssyt-i&w
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WORMS WORMS Il
sAvE YOUn CusIpRgs

Thousands Of children die yearly from worms who's.
lives ssight be .AvsA- Mothers Dr. A. Asa
w. 9o AYs 0pss which vii sssely Kill ord 81 pei
tra iren yosU shiLren. Childrra wiz eat them ..
rsadiil any e~ady- Her CoUsMs, IoIps, Ac- ~.
SulkLD ,APvtAD COudH sNRLPA
For sale by Ms-srs. VOWEL Gu, = uusEa and IL
druxkistS j+il-diy
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LaAtesi LaAAess! LaAteaiii
Don't fail rssdt the avertsaent in this paper healed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. Cheesman has dcvoted the thirty yeas o. Id,
practice tv f-nsaie Copi&nfs. Hi lls are like CHAIR
They
RELi ABLE AND SAFE.
H~~E a
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llse1ses OF the Nervous,
- seotons. Ussoary soa Ne = q al ~ -
eems-n-w and reliable tre~tment--in rsports Of the
uoSAsb AssocsrfoN-Sent by mail In scAid letter en-
sesopss hveof charge Adtre. Dr. j. SxnLtx HousRfox
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Ph.dsl
pnaa, "a apri-d&wly
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-##9E
Bee what Dr. Phillips. Of the Oldest and Phys
clans a 81. Louis says
r. fcrr Jnne n, leAa.
Nh Jso IT, BLOOD Agent Of Lalleniapds Rheumatism,
Gont and NesnA9iA E1eciHc FL have prescribed the
Shove mentioned Svthc and must say that have
foand any remedy that carries much certainty o.
qnick and san1ary has in all the where
have used u. DE- o. ". PHILLIPS
Letter frum Capt MkIg Alexsnler Leitch Drugs st
bef5ro j. IL BLoop became Agent for the Mes.cin
sr. lssss, March 81, 1851
ALrx LzI,cH. Esqs-rIke many q my profession
have suffered severity With rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried yeur Spcihc. hsepy
~ that use In few restored Ia hes th
lsignsd,I CAPT. AALIN of steamer " u s~ss-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16
List of Letters

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
The Pos,oiiice n; Cumberland, State Of Mary
land 10th day OF June, 1864.
rziJ- 'To obtain, any Of these letters, the
applicant mug, call for 'Gdrer,sed letters, give
Tie date Of this LIST, and pay one ceat for ad-
a.D- 7Tf no. called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GREE DELIVERY OF letters by carriers, at
the residence OF owners, may be SECURED By
observing the following RULES:
81. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, as well as the postoiice and State.
"2. HEAD letters with the writer's post
office, and STATE street and number, sign them
plainly with full name, and request that an
swers lie directed accordingly.
49, letters to strangers or transient visitors
in town OF city, whose special address may be
unknown, should be marked, in the lower left
hand corner with the wogd Transient
"a. Place the Postage stcr,p on the upper
rigdt-hand corner and lsape spaee between the
stamp and direction 70: post-marki1y without
interfering with the writing.
"N. B.-A REQUEST FOR the RETURN Of a
letter 10 the writer, il unclaimed within 80
DAYS OF less written or printed With the writer 8
name. Eosio5tce and Sat, across the leit-hand
end OF the envelope, on the face side, will tc
complied with at the usual prepaid rate OF pos
taCe, PAYABLE when the letter is delivered to the
writcr.-Scc. 70, Law of 1861
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16

THE NOMINEE FOR VrE=PhHsrDENq.--
Gov. johnson; the Onion nominee, for
Vice President, is essentially a man of
the yeople. In early life he was a Jour
neyman tailor. He came TO manhood
without the FIRST rudiments of school cd
ucation. For hisintroduction into the
walks of scholarship he was indebted to
bis wife, most cstid, abe lady. be was
an opt pupil, and how rapidly and etiec-
lively he advanced, his vigorous writing
and ready aud powerful oratory bear no
bic testimony. His public career has
been long and singularly successful. We
remember. him in the National House of
Representatives, then as Senator Of the
United States. This last position here
signed to accept the Office of brigadier
General, and since the 4th of March.
1862; he has been military governor of
Tennessee. In this most difficult office,
his administration has been marked BY
signal ability and great succcss.--Phila.
Ina
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Female Soldiers.

Washington correspondent says the Of
.ial records of the military authorities
that city show that upwards of one
bred and fifty female recruits have
ten discovered and made to resume the
rmcnts of their sex. 1t is supposed
hi nearly all of these were in collusion
|th men who were examined by the sur
|ons and accepted, after which the fair
es substituted themselves and went to
war Curiously enough, over seven
of these martial demoiselles, when their
L was discovered. were acting as Off
|rs' servants. In one regiment there
|ere seventeen officers servants, in blue
buses and pants, who had to be clothed
calico and crinoline. Evon a General,
DO had won many laurels in the war,
a handsome. fresh looking detailed
IN" acting as his clerk, whose real
me turned out to be Mary Jane c..
d who has parents in Trenton who are
Unable members Of society. She said
It she " wanted to see the world"
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,zs OF tine GuDbOat Water
witch.

The United States supply steamer Mas
|husetts, which has arrived at Phila-
phia, reports the capture, on the 3rd
June, at two o'clock A. NJ, of the
lifted States steamer Water Witch, LIT.
|n Austin Pendergrast, in Ossabaw
|,nd, Georgia. by eight armed boats
N the rebel Fort McAllister. This in
nation was received from one of her
w, the only one who made bis escape
Jumping over her bows and swimming
pre- He says desperate resistance
made by her officers and crew, but
~ 5-ambars overpowered them and
'lled surrender. An expedition
fitting out at Port Royal to go down
endeavor to capture or destroy her.
Water Witch is regular navy built
bel, of $50 tons, and carries Eve guns.
National hteuigencer.
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Cumberland Market.
Ori,er of Publication.
IT., pus. No. 1854. In tn,
e"'S' d o"t m"'ei' VI " H. Circuit Court fol
Rosauna Harden. Sy, ~ r.!

THE object of this suit is to procure a
i decree for the sale Of tract of land lying
| and being in Allegapy County, in the State Of
Maryland, called "Pleasant Ridge, containing
l4Zs acres moro or less.
The Bill states that Abraham Harden, lete of
| said county deceased, by his last will and tes-
lament, Ia copy of which is filed in the Bill
devised all his estate to Margaret Harden, his
wife, for life, and at her death TO be equally
divided among his four children, John Hardin,
Christian Harden, Rosanna Harden and MargG-
ret Harden, who intermarred with one Daniel
Leatherman.
The Bill further states that the said Charles
Broadwaters of William has become the owner
Of the interest Of the said John, Christian and
Daniel Leathernan and wife, in the said tract
of land, by convcyances heretofore made by
the said parties, (Which said conveyances are
exhibited with the BILL
The Bill further states that it would be for
the benefit and advantage both Of the said Ro-
sauna Harden (who is lunatic) and of the
said Chas. Broadwaters Of Wm., to have the
said tract OF land sold and the money divided
between the said Chas. Broadwaters Of VIM.
and the said Rosanna Harden, in the proper
ton in which they are entitled 70 the same
and that the said land cannot be divided with
out loss and injury 70 the parties interested
The Bill further states that the said Rosanna
| Harden resides in Trscarora County in the
State of Ohio, beyond the jurisdiction of this
Court.
:, 1t is thereupon ordered that the Complainant
by causing q copy Of this order TO be inserted
in some newspaper, printed in the city of Cum
berland, Nd, once in each Of four successive
weeks before the 18th day of July 1864, give
notice to the said Rosanna Harden Of the OBJ
ject and substance of this Bill and warn her to
appear in this Court in person or by solicitor
on or before the 18th day of October 1864 to
answer the premises, and show cause, if any
she has why decree ought not to pass as pray
ed.
True eopy-tcst,
Il. REsLEY,
Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16
From GeOrgia-The Yankees Sill
Advancing.

Dispatches from North Georgia, dated
June 9Th, state that the Union army are
still making toward Atlanta. IIooker's
corps are terrifying the hills between
Aci:worth and Atlanta. Heavy rains for
two days had made the roads almost i'm
passabie for Artillery, and retarded move
ments considerably, Some slight Skin
mishing occurred near Lost Mountain on
the 18th of June. All was quiet on the
morning of the 9th.
Later accounts say that the Union army
had crossed the railroad near Ackworth
and that Hooker was said to be five miles
east of it. on the old Altoona road. Gen.
j hnson's headquarters were east of Mar
rictta, with his left at Lost Mountain,
Hardcc commanding tho right, Polk the
left and Hood the centre.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16
THE PopE ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS. =

The PopE on AMERICAN AFFAIRS
The following paragraph appears in
letter from Rome to the London Herald:
The Pope has sen; large sum for
the relief of the wounded soldiers in
America, to be equally divided between
the Federal and the Confederate hospi-
tails. 1t is probable that Governor Wise.
of Virginia, may shortly arrive here, on
mission from Jefferson Davis TO the
Holy See, the Pope being most DESTROYS
to effect. if possible, some settlement of,
the question through the Bishops Of the
dissentient States"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16

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