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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBuRG.

vscExgRs, Miss Aug o. 1858.
. h JOIN baii-bear Sir; | am happy TO ftsfs to yen
that have used jour valuable Cerop ttsrk with xrst
b~neht 70 mys<H m senarx asIiy and p3c~txns5on of
ny system. profacsd BY the unhealthy and uasnssic In
nnenee % TIE MISSISSIPPI rsfr around NIckurg, having
peen WIN Tea fsrf army throue tfs hole south
fn campaign conhdenfly seeommend IT'D Ill
persons who are exposed TO unissishy eiimAits
H. W. foGtR,
A Asrps z. q. Sanitary G. thssssion
LoetsvIiIx. Ky. sep} IL, fs6s
On the I'd Of July last sumasfas rhronfh an agent
o. mine u the Mesrai Director the Department 81 the
Army 81 the Cumberland sample sy Carop Biffers
fcr Inspections ard rgaeste il aer asls sd b. fand IL
mer1tngfoas, 70 SANCTION and approve assg oy,f
soldiers
The fefie~snx Ii tie E-raJ Dire spss rsbly and also
oee. s*fAsss PERMISSION To chip 30 dozei At once
hare u sold 70 suffers. JOHN BULL
u satisfied that Cssarn Bitsers will dd NO harm a.
sTy one If taken properly and In noo~fersfuh see NJ
ohrctson To In Bus bring permitted 10 dls1% OF il y
ssat'efs A. HENRY TuUEsTpx,
Surgeon and Medical Dtre{tos u. c.
Headquarters Department Of Cum Aerisnd,
Nashville, Tean- July ~ ts6s I
pf John Bnlfs agent, NJ. has perrn3 sion 10 ship
e Asshsiiie Ienn = xross or go 6oyea, II Bulls Ce
dron BstterI fr sale to suffers the array orhy
The regulations Of The Treasury Department are TO Be
complied with strictly
BY order u Mas zen. Rc~e<rans
wM. NJ wILEs,
Major amt Provost MsAxhAs Gen
Fur sale wholesale and retail " wkin.on Bartlett
Co, Ae"kah, Iowa apribds~iyr.
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@ Yesterday was decidedly hot. A
cloud passed over US. or rather around us
shortly after noon, which did some pretty
loud thunderIng and threatened rain. but
didn't do anything more than threaten-
the rain didn't come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

E Rev. Mr. Hsssell, the pastor of
the Unitarian Church in this city. has re-
turned from the East There will be SER
vices at his church mex. Sabbsth at the
usual hour.
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9 One individual was detected in
the act of firing a boat lin the wholesale
destruction of boats-at St. Louis, men
toned eisew here, and was arrested and
put in irons
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M1Hy.
DR. n. A n d H Rs &C O. .
IODINE WATER. ......

Iodine Water acts upoa the Heart Liver kiAn~ys d;
gssse 0sgars, SD Gian1iuIsr Systsm. 80. n -
Tbr &hifk has ~ttensd tA4 oee ofkhf
in private prscfoe aud the endorsement ofmedicaI a.
thcr1ty enable 10 mend the brsctitiouer
and the public feeling confident that With fair trial Il
VIII attest it ounexeeebse IN TIE cure ~ CUaac lis
esscs whfeh inseke tkne s1rhAs scrofr1s nuarblsis
Skin Eruptons, Heart Liver and kidney Diseases Hsr.
vous Affections, Neuralgia, kheuma tism Dyep~psa De-
hfilty, Syphilis, etc,
PA$sttisss sAy roy upon fsse apsibrn krensaA IA
loaine HAtef - esas1Rn9 oHeS&usStes grains psrs
iodine In zach and psrs water - spest ts,sx
$500 II not liable TO decomposition nor
Formed tnequaljtess neither Il the Iodine MOI
neutraxed tpp IN - IL rea3S render-
ing this sfnton superior To any oi~r faeth}d n exhit
iting Iodine
Full directions accompany eaeis bottle i4f Il NAV be
used family medirinr ~ By the p}fsssion
Pycr one dollar ter boiSis Va sasiyt 81 as< dsl,sx
six hetn6 dAiEwa1frts BY -xtxss u asy atlsssaT N
Beware Of Counterfets aud Limitations wheh npripcf
pied dealers endeayor dsso~e Of GA cur
See sur sgsssre nnd mark ftiic Yr+k word head
ing this Advertisement npon the labels and rtp~w b
each bottle without which nen~ Il genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. n AkDERSA Co..
- Ply stnAns sd C4enista
mayDdswdm No 40 Broadway. New york. X
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FoR BuRLIseroS, KxrrHsBuse. NV
Bosros, MuscA fIRs, Rock IsIAsn 49,
DAVENPORT. - The steamer Jrsn1k
WHirrLE, Capt. Jas. W. Campbell ~;lll
leave Fort Madison this morninp on ,hs
arrival Of the ssss from ksokut, makise
connection With the railroads for an q thel
above points, and At Davenport With dsilyi
line Of steamers for Dabuqss. Tsaia
leaves Ksokuk q ISIS.
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SALE.

~ STATE 90 Iowa, Len Co.'S !
BY virtue Of eal execution to directed ssued
BY the Clerk the District Court Of said county in favor
Of George Williams. Jr and against A. H Heasiip land
also decree against Susapnah I. Heasp and others)
have levied upon and will sell the highest bidder NJ
the mont door Of the Clerks office Of the district Court al
Lee county, Iowa. at keokuk in said county on the 18th
day OF August A. D. 1854 between the hours Of O'Clock
A. r. and O'Clock ~, commencing at 2 O'Clock =
OF said day the following property towf: The east %
feet lot 10 and all lots IL ana IL In block 100 h The
city OF Keokuk, Lee county, Ieun {s4
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold BY order OF court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution - -
Printers Pre- 81 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON
Kcoknk, July 13 "a. sheriff OF Lee Co iowa
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GERMAN CAUSE.-THE undersigned in
tends to organize GLASS in the German l.n =.
guage next Monday. to which he invites
all those who feel themselves Interested
In the same. For particulars, enqnire q,
the banking Office of Messrs. William
Thompson 4 Co, corner ed and Main
streets, during the hours from q until &
o'clock p. N. Terms-S4 per month
july Is 2t Areusrus Wolrr.
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PORT, OF KEOKUK,
BoAn LEAVING To.DAY.
Lacy Dertram, Rrulsskl, st. Louis-. -
esckR otet> ward, 81. Louis,
Viii Boy, Gillespie, Quincy.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Lacy Bertram, Brolaski, 81. Louis.
Eagle. Bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Harry johnson, Lee, 81. Louis.
Eagls, Rishop, Warsaw.

The river some eighteen inches yesterday. The
weather very hot In the afternoon there we're
indications Of rain, but it finally cleared on.
BY refrence to elegraphic columns it viii be
that the stsamers Welcome Glaseuw, snxhiae, Cleo
kee Nbrfberner and e p Dixie were burned al the e.
Louis Lvce early yesterday morning. Loss probably
800 0oo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

GoDEr FOR AUGusr.-This indispen-
sable household article has been received
at Lowry's Depot Cali and buy num-
har
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

This celebrated Toilet soap, In such universal
demand - RAae fron sAe chsscess n.s.rsah. l.
miEaaa1 sMoisent in n nature. fr~gransny
scented and extremely beneficial in its action
apon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
1oods pessfs- Fm $40 jaa1hlydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

E 1.-The Price of the paper has been
increased. aud l wou't take it longer.
Reader, have you come to this determine
tiong Stop. now. and let us reason TO-
esther. For one year and nine months
we have let our subscription rates remain
unchanged, and during this time every
one of our readers knows the vast increase
which has taken place in labor and m ate
rial. and goods Of al kinds. Is it the
farmer who has determined 10 stop hi.
paper? My dear sir, think OF the prices
you get now for your grain and farm pro-
duets, and compare them with the prices
paid you eighteen months ago, and tell US
if there be net a greater increase in the
sums you ask and receive for your produc-
lions than we have made in the subsctip.
ton price of our paper? Is it the shoe.
maker? You get eight and ten dolla rs
pair for boots that eighteen months ago
you would have sold for three and I've
dollars. Is it the merchant No il isn't
He knows top we'll the difference betwe cen
his price marks now aud two years ago -
But We need rot particularizc Every
sensible aud rejecting person who regards
the great aud constantly increasing ad.
vance in paper. ink. labor, and all the ma
terlal OF printing paper, must know
that for us to continue at our former rites
would be ruinous. The Chicago dailes
have raised to twelve dollars, many of bur
own State dailieS to nine dollars and threat
en- further advance. We regretted to in
crease our rates, but we're forced to do il.
Do you say you know the advance was
necessary. but you can't afford to take the
paper at the advanced rates? Why, isn't
there proportional increase 10 the amount
of money in circulation, and your own
wages, and money receipts? Isn't it as
easy for the farmer to pay eight dollars
for bis paper when he gets one dollar per
bushel for his corn, as it was for him 10
pay six dollars when corn was worth 6f
teen and twenty cents? Economic ia 9th
re matters if you viii, retrenchin the phys.
ical, but don't stint the intellectual BY try
ing to dispense with your daily and week.
ly paper.
THAT TRAIN.-George Francis Train
made speech on Tuesday night, 10 Chi
cago. George dontl like Lincoln might.
George won's hide his light under
bushei during the ensuing campaigu.-I
Nus. Courier.
That is good 'strain" to run on the
Copperhead track. Il will DO small bust
ness until the fall election, when the
loyal voters Of the nation will blow up the
whole machine end send track and
s1rain" to the devil.
- Kramer. Irwin g. Co, age nts for
the sale OF Slocuin's "Side- Loading Re-
volvers.' The best pistol now in use.
No. 108 Main street.
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1hio Military Matter ..The sttua.
ton I'm Kentucky.
Special nsl'atch 10 the Chicago Tfihune.l

Cincinnati, July Is, l864.m
Alexander Long will be one OF the del.
egates to the Chicago Convention from
this city. People who know him here are
good deal amused a. the prominence
gwen hlm In other pstts Of the country.
tie rates ~ second class pettifogger, and
never received fee Of more than eco IN
his life. Somewhat OF rivalry has ypruoa
up between him and Vallandipham. ana
Long is regarded as the bigger fool. but
'aIlapd'gham is by Tar the biggest rogue.
The peace men have organized ! secret
society for the resistance OF the d,,f
They will have pleasant time RESISTING
when the drafting is ordered.
All Is reported quiet 10 Kentucks
Slave owners are gradually awakening 10
the belief that II 3, better ~ than 4
have their darkies shot than to bs ehot
themselves. and will not Be likely to r.
siss tbs asming Of slaves @ a..i y
An effort Is being made to get the Ohio
delegation 10 wait % George H Psadls.
tan, ~ the Denocrstis nouinse for Presi.
dent.
s~Adain and Rvs were the fps t6u-
o'srs. They thrss = psiro-dies tse a
apple. g7J sssss-es sEa ssra~f4-.ss ~~ssss
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~ An old man said; When l Va
young I WIS pocr--when + was.sM & b.,
came rich: but in each condition fedal
disappointment. When the faculties ~
snjoyneot we're here, I lad MOI &c means;
when the means came tho fScakiee wsfe4
gone. s. NLQ<s
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CHERRIES SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE - ..
~ sfhrg OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S
ny virtue OF special exerutionto rrctcd issrrd
y the Clerk Of the District Court Of SAID coanty favor
OF George Williams Jr, and against A. III HeasIiu land
Also decree sganst John Dohshpe aud ethsrs have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder at the
trout door OF the Clerks ONCE ~ the District Court OF
Lee county Iowa n keoknk In d county, the 18th
day Of Aug A. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
A. n and O'Clock NJ commencing ut O'Clock r. NJ Of
sstd day the following property, tcwit The essterly
40 feet o. lot eleven m the Of lot IL In block
I'D In the city Of Keokk. being fobs ON Prank
lin street. running hack the width deep to
the alley including the alley in said block Lee county
Iowa. H5
Taken levied upon and to he sold by order o. court
safety said writ ~ execution
Printers Zee 81 Oq-l ISRAEL ANDERSON. q
keoknk, July IL. o. Sheriff IF Lee Go. Iowa
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEn

kAuAALuRS eeseorss~d HAIR pyk 70 tks Dsss .
- nx *Uas The oniy H1rHisss. frss ~ Rsisskls
SsAExA Inn Hasnd1d Hair n5e i pcsfeft-cAmees
80 1A1J q 0rV iiasr nssaDtlI 70 tsessfS BiasA
siih"uI njurf the Hair or Staining the
eAsshs the HAIR son and Beautifully ifparts fresh
mequehtfy restoring lis Dxfstsne coisf, and rect
.ns ~ eneSls 81 bad nses The grnnihe Il Egned
WIILiA A. nAithkLuks all others sre mere imita-
s,- *. sneam ee svaofd sold y all Druggists, &c
- - neftisy street, New frrk. harcHrfeR-
Hss IoiI<f oAEAh nor DRESSING the Hair. Uya-dkwiy
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X KUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Library is opon from to 8 ?. NJ.
Mondays, w Wednesdays ana Saturdays,
And to 10 evenings Of the same days
OUR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENTS

NEW YoRK-S. NJ. Pettengiil Co. 81 Park Row.
BosroS-S. NJ. Pettengiil a Co.. State street.
CHIcAGo-C II. Scrfven GS Dearborn street
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rew Y.sA k..sy lnArkss.
Nv TeieS~Auk1 49, yoHa - ~

Money auiss aad ssriaesdh Il lea
sterling Rxchangc heavy a 1e1& ~ eoad
Cola irr~gntsr ad anssttIs sDshIng q ~ svsncing
TO 274 sreiintne p - sna rsesins stes1y Il 10
Uosssnnrnf StoeAa dull aud dropping
L 6. 'sfcDup0nn i0y5<nto3tx.
so cou1.om iuyA9iul
s-sa Tr.a% ary Notes October ara APRIL I141<
stacks-ti~avv.
esrsmtS9 &C isslx RI isss Ma s.3<
FOL wsb tssi u W Cfi2lt AZ etiS c&EN
SFclssk.: Kris liz CB& 40 1882 Hads.n IL. Har-
lem ~ Rsssnr i5es u Issta9 n ss4t Telrio isJ35
& VI Cert ssl
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SALE.
CHERlFF's SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
~ STARE or Iowa, LEE corxrY-ss
by virtue az special execution me directed issued
b, the Clerk 81 the District Court II said county in favor
OF 0. C. Hale and against II. Hea-p and s. Beas-
liz, tAnd also drcrse against John Donahoe and others
have levfed upon and will sell to the highest bidder
At the trent door of the Clerks Office az the Distrct
Count of Lee county Iowa. Keckuk In SAID comfy
the 18th dag of Aug A. D. 1851 bvrwee, I'll. honr II
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ cs,p,merri.y nj 2
o'clock r. NJ Of said day the following preperty 70 wit
twenty ~ feet on from the east side OF lot ten l0) and
All OF lot eleven ID in block hundred fioo in the
city Of keokn being 20 front on Franklin street hy
l{0 feet derp and including the aey in said block
Les county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon be sold 10 satisfy said wrf
ofexecutism.
Keohuk, Jniy Is '64. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee " co. Sheriff IL Lee Co. Iowa.
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Auction.


Howe & Tyler will sell at 10 o'clock
this morning, the contents of the Board.
Ing House known as the "Pavillion -
consisting Of bedsteade, tables, chairs
bureaus carpets. stoves, crockery, glass
and tin ware. &c. Sale at the bous.. ON
Concert, between % and Sd.
They will also sen a, O'Clock this
morning, at their store. lot of furn;,uye
cooking stove, and one chest of carmen.
ters' tools
AUCTION SALE OF Day GooDs To THE
AhousroF s25.000.-Howe Il TYLER an
nounce large sale Of dry goods, consist.
ing OF heavy shifting linens; do. fine Irish
linens; do. sheetings, Scotch and bird.
eye diaper; tewelngs, damask and brown
linen iable-eloihs, napkins, Dovles.
crashes, linen handkerchiefs, together with
an endless variety Of French and Amor.
can dress goods. brown musllps Quilts
d.. DC. Sale to commence on W.dne.
day, July Goth, and continued till cIosed
ont. For particulars see c;,c.,.,.
Goods open for inspeelion on Mondav
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fillnluinl au0 Golnlncrfinl.
Chicase markes.

By Telogrsph.} - CnIcAso, Juis Is
Wheat-No. Spring very active, and declined IA to
l6. Sales low o. No. very quiet and declined
Iropottenately. M Est
Fiour-Sothfng doing declined SOC to / 90 per Dbl
. Iorn-Dnil. No. to &c lower, closing at 80
4 ~. @ s
Oats-opcnei rather firm. Sales At Use; declined d
Use
Rye-yery quiet At ! 3a0l 43.
Bsriey-NoinissaI
whkks-C1seA duI1 81 6xix M#s@ &
Nooi-Dull at 9ecfe1 -.
Provisons-Sothing coma; market noainally lower.
SaIt-steady
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- A Young married couple. While
bathtag on the shore, near Gloucester
Mass.. on Saturday evening, had thsit
clothes stoiea. The husband made : raid.
andspfccused ! substitute" for both.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

The question whether, in point OF law,
States like Arkansas are " in the Union
Or out Of the Union, has been discussed
in many aspects and relations, but this
simple question, divestel Of Irrelevant
issues, has never been more clearly pre-
scented in one OF It's aspects than III the
following brief observations made in the
Senate, on the 18th instant, by Nr II5wc,
OF Wisconsin. He said:
| Il have a document in my hand entI-
-s.d the Constitution ofthe United States, >
ana l. ere i. n clause which reads:
The Senate o! The United States shall
be composed Of two Senators from each
State, chosen by the Legislature thereof
for six years, and each Senator shall have
one vote.
If this Is a genuine document and .Aat
! IS binding law, it opeas up tGe inquiry
whether the State Of Arkansas IS State
OF the Union. l have another document
which is entitled An act for the admis-
sion Of the State OF Arkansas INTO the
Union, and 10 provide for the due execu-
ton of the Laws Of the United State wi h
in the same, and for other purposes \
clause in that act reads as follows:
That the State Of Arkansas shall be
enc, and is hereby declared 10 be one, OF
the United States Of America, and admit
ted into the Union on an equal footing
with the original States in all respects
whatever, and the State shall consist OF
nil the territory included Within the fol-
lgwinI boundaries, TO wit"
- will not read the boundaries. !
suppose the DO ~ which enacted that la"
had authority to enact 1t, and 1 suppose it
% be law to day which binds this Senate
and binds the President and binds each
Of the agencies and all the authorities OF
the United States except the law-mal;irg
power, uness it has been repealed or alb
rogated. If it has been repealed. | ask
when, and by whom There are those
who say it was repealed by the people Of
Arkansas. ! think they are mistaken
think the people Of Arkansas cannot
repeal one OF the acts of Congress, and !
suspect it will not oa seriously centeDded
by anybody on this floor.
"Give TO this paper whatever authority
you please, If by il the people Of Arkan
sas are deprived of the power Of estab
fishing a State Government, of eleeting q
Legislature, which Legislature can elect
Senators to this body, if by this paper
these perogatives are taken away from the
people OF Ark, they are taken away IRON.
| the people of New / crll unquestionablY +,
because the obligation! and the duties
charged upon the people Of Arkansas and
the people OF New York are precisely
alike The citizens Of Arkansas cannot
send commerce to New York, aud New
York cannot send commerce 10 Arkansas
They are placed upon precisely the same
footing, and if by the terms Of this proc
lamation Arkansas is thrown without the
pale of the Union New York is also with
out the pale OF TIE Union"
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Cabinet Explosion.

Yesterdays telegraph dispatches to the
Chicago papers announce the explosion OF
Old A5e's Cabinet, commencing WITH the
resignation Of Secretary Chase. The eX-
PLANTATION given IL, that congress being on
tae eve OF adjournment, Chase deman,
ded such additions to the tax bill as
would give him $780, 900 more revenue
This congress refused 10 grant, and there
fore Chase threw up his port folio. The
President appointed ex Gov. Tod, Of Ohio,
his successor. but the senate hesitated to
confirm the appointment, and while the
senate hesitated, Tod declined. And
right at this point the telegraph ceased to
operate
The truth is about this: that Chase's
financial system is pretty much exploded.
/ Il spite OF the passage Of the tax bill, and
the loan bill, ard all his financial schemes,
his greenbaclss have continued TO 60 dorm
and for the last week or two with fright
full rapIdity Chase sees the end and
knows with his record it would be impos-
siJle to change the essential features OF
his system lie finds 4 convenient dodge,
and like wise rat, leaves the ship. Gov.
Tod has sense enough to see that the va
cant post is no place for him. Who will
take it? The Office Of Secretary Of the
Treasury OF the U. s goes begging. Whs
wants i?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

We have a note from the 10Th III reg
inIent, dated Kenesaw. Mountain, Ga,
June 18th, mentioning the following cas-
ualitiss in the regiment.
Private Jas. c. Sehoonoyer, Co. Z, was
severely wounded in the shoulder while
skirmishing May 30th. From May 3)th
u June 18th, the following casualties
have occurred:
At Browns MIL Creek, June Sd, were
wounded, privates Jacob ?. Hunt, Co. II.
(since died. private D. f. Tras!z, Co. J.,
slightly in arm.
Near Kenesaw mountain, June 18th
killed Corporal James Logan, Co. C.,
wounded-Captain o NJ southwell, Co
II, severely in thigh private Edgar $
Moore. Co II, severely in hip; private
John Cook, Co. c., severely in hand.
The letter adds: I'VE have now with
! the regiment 23S men, all in good health
Rams every day. We are without tents
and hava but one shirt
Another letter, dated June 9th, gives
the following additional casualties IN the
IO4th, in the skirmisEing before Kenesaw
mountain on the 22d and 23d
1t. Brown, Co. c., hit by spent ball in
right arm, slightly cutting the skin pri>
vate W. P. Newcomb, Co. D., ball through
the arm: Sergt. Cummings, Co E, struci;
with a piece of shell in the breast, lntiict-
ing a painful bruise, but skin not broken
and private Zeluf, slghtI: in leg b :
piece OF shell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02

The Coles county prisoners, carried to
Springfield and there awaiting trial for the
last month or two, finding tn t none
would or was intended to be granted them
applied to Judge Davis, OF the L. S Dist
Court, for writ of haJs4s corpus. Fearing
the writ would be granted, Col. Cakes at
once hurried the prisoners oil 10 Fort
Delaware He says he vas ordered to do
so by Secretary Stanton. His fear seems
to have been that the prisoners might es,
tablish their innocence and thus the furious
abolition blow about COZ perheads' having
shot Union soldiers at Charleston would
go for naught.