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CLsyGlAsp AsD ToLspo RAuRoAD CosPAET.
Ofr1cE OF NgrngrlRT AyD TRASrnGE, I

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aisy IL lSO4
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of Stockholders
Il olr,e CLIygLArI) AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CON
fANY TIE Election Of Directors for the osvinF and
e transaction OF o-s spsc,1s- bse.t< VIII b- held 81
tss Company's Oeee Il Cleveland, on WEDNESDAY, June
tyth next
Tn pole VII be op from II O'Clock n 70 Sciech p
F- The rtock books will close - Saturday
Jeps4 and resin cosei ufii Saturday rnorEng Juno IL
The qsecn Of harvesting The capital stoek OF ths company
Ie The purpose Of retiring convertible bonds ana or othf
parposcs viii be submitted s Sockholdeis, IN srcofd
saes ~ &C. Of The Legislature OF Oho passed hey l.
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CHANCES for business Glen.

EOR SALE-An old-es.ahlished DRUG and
II gOrtHiC MEDICINE STORE, With ~ ofiicc s'tachrd
Be, further yancrf- sgyy II No 10 sb--'. bfooSibp
NOR SALE-Entirn Patent TOR ColinS jaslon-
Laced Boot. Secures pas.sc. M. = c-rt ~ Ip7cs
aueg a.hcT IRE ccnrrnr-f v.et mug ~
49,. apply 20 ssYDFH d, WALTER, No. 2s9 bFosiway
CET THE BESi."-Deaicrs send orders
" OF c-u- ics Cifcu-r- N '-n- f,f .si. "f hib"ia
G, Package 20 cent. Tor II Kinds Of Album '-ds II .
OH Colors. kEW-iORk AGENCY, NOS. % AM ~
EAssAu-ST y. Y.
CTAGE LINE FOR SALE.-A Stago Line
y ltb AL "a. .f-g.. sool ~ y Eo. ard real ~
tat4 partner hip viii nc SOLD on -re0nimoi,.A-
tenn. Amy TO JOSEPH GtuIlPP Adam trstof, coF,t
io,h-zv aid eslh-s,.. j. H. CtDidff. no ii9
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A RESPECTABLE Young Widow Woman
n wishes situation o. HoUSEkEEPER. Wiiling TO
Take Of children. Aii..- D.s No. ~ Chsh.D-sq
L. o.. caro- Of =. Lockwood
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V,O CAPITALISTS. .....
L An I.rEHEsT AZ FOCEDERY snd MACHINE
sUOP H. sT LOUIS. BIO, lof SAii.-i paTty -sh ho'
sts than 2sooo lsT-T amount rci be ncd !, - ,s
s.1l aoEs "a ycs; ~ cid AID well established 70 Nd
TRY and MArII,r-SIiOP IN s. lonis, No. r'T aess .
largo and profitable bus.ao-s. can ruAcnAsE IN ~
IT theron sairs ny tho uninT@snnd who VIZ tsr Oil
nrecss nv information 81 tie action OF state IH'Ven.
ton Missouri I. Ere" state sad her n,.sso f-.ial
wr. Developed by Free Labor viii msse her one 81 w..
richest State. The Nes ani The s5gudaioo 81 iron ana
Co-i b. t- immediate ,i,uy Of Tie ny mako. %
Missouri
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YINHE DRAFT POSTPONED!
1,2oO VOLUNTEERS WANTED!
A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS

A CHANCE FOR PATR1OTsi
Il having BON determined TIA; ths Csy Of how Yert 70
doaeien. only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN in It. qo.,s under hs rrcs-ors c~s foI ?o 60
the pr. Ia. tesnpoporod &c. w days 10 order 70 enable
Tho fling Of the qoO,. po4-iblo, by Volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal to tho patriot
lam Of the citizen. Of this County 10 .d b-u IN Kissing the
Twelve Hasdrd and Seventeen Mn needed and thn' ave
H.. County from The misfortune Of. DT.it
The County Volunteer Conuilee viii puy tie following
Heun.:es TIT. :srihe; notice:
FOR ARMY RECRUITS. $500
FOR MARINES. ..................... 3V0
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS. 800
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARs...... 200
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAR.....- 100
County Premium Of sl0 viii siiO BE- said os bsingias
Army R,<raii to this ooe IN addition TO tho 0sv-Tnieni
praio O, SO md County Prcniam o; SO VIII be paid
foI bringing Naval Recruit
L., tho etens Of Now Yors nsSo grand and fal rally
10 rsre 10 hcm the impending DRAFT
C. GODFREY GusTuER, Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
ELIJAH y. PuRDY, suPerirof
oRlsoN BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM M. TWEED. Supervisor.
wrLIIlH r. STEWART. Supervisor.
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
ORIsoN BLUNT Chairman.
Rev Yofi. Ne, II. 1894
IN Y. COUNTY, wy, VOLUNTEER COM
o,ucx NV BurLpres, consm CnixP=Ir.t
AID BnoADxAr. entrance OIL Broadway
| 10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The following are tho p.cunisry Inducements odsfed
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash ..".....sm 90
United STATES BOUNTY. additional. 100 ~
Total .....................''''''''''' ~
Apoessars 70 be made perrono2y at the Office ofhs Co'
| ndtee-
| II ANY person bringing recruit, for the army "
,hls Office win receive premium Of twenty dollars
C. GODFREY GUNTUER Msyor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Conp.rsner,
ORIsOk BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH Y. PURDY Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, suporvisor
GEORGE OrDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
County CoeDtnss.
ORIsON BLUNT, Chairman.
| Hew.Yort. April T. 1854
Orycs CroroH AecrDvcr Dnrlnrsnsr
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,IRvING HAIL.-THE GREAT EXHlbl-
4 TIoE FhLLON'S sTEREoPriCOE.
lIIR MOST WONDERFUL or ire AHE, =.
WILL BE CONTINUED Alb THIS WEEh'
EvTRY RIGHT At O'CLOCK.
.An s.tIi,DAy AEIFRsO0s AT O'CLOCK.
ANOTHER NEW AND BRILLIANT PRV ni MN
VIEWS IN Thf hEW-f ON s1sirshi tAih'
vtrcy,, nv riiy cry AID uiRBOI or hEW- YORt-
BY REQUEST THE BFAUTiEUL STATUE os
EVE LISTENING. ..,.
WASHINGTON, his HOME, AND ToA6,
,os.,h.r with sxty other exquisite vHTs. .
Triet, Is eea.s iinii, tickets, sdinislns 'i4, 81.
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COOPER INSTITUTE, -,,,,.s,
~ Tus GREATEST WoAnER OF Go1EkS i!.1ke:
MYSTERIOUS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PHENOMENA!
", r-:.g tho p..st brli,Aat productions es Modern
Marisnrs rSnrnrrrinS
WEDNESDAY ENESlfSB. june ].
A.. .,,,,innin. EVERY EVENING En;.s further rosrA
He,er BDn.oa. and other. "s,s 20 trsinos nks Hnipon
SISTER UE TnE DsYEkf0kr BROTHERS, and
- HRS. LAME
given In their presence win confonnd the
81 a1 md surpass al previous ws1dnrs oSered to
IL ,i.;,ors OF New York.
D.os. open at y e"n'ehc' a. u ham's'oh W e"'A'
ch,i5rsn ,nde- 10 years. - cents. -
ssts without ohsrs-, at tho Office Of the In
s'nH'e' '''- - - q s. LACEY Maraver.
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E,OLORED SERVANTS Tor Hotels, Board
~ ny Hot.cs Na''rng r~c"s AMI irs-." Families at
TIrI - -.,cv NJ ~ Ihcmp.on.f ,ih, rasE
Arlington Parade Cfouil. Oasc l-s.s lioa 4
| D.
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ri SHARES OLD WESTERN UNION
% -,
TELEGgAyH" srse carrying ice Russian Extension sub
srion ind 100 pr c,a, seEp Stock Dividend For 'ss
aio. GEO X. SIsTARB, No. Al William A. Room NO. O.
HnJTNG STOCKS. as well az oil other kinds
M =, s..S,,,.e. DOJGTiT and SOLD at al the stoex
IA, a New Yors Boscn Phi.dphis sc % tns.ws
-. comn,ssion BY ALBERT II. NICoLAf, NO. % -" i-A
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
City IntelIfge noe.

PATRIOTIC ESrgRrANsryrltis Is ascs-taned that there
In our city many widows and orphans OF vounj
,ecrs, well discharged soldiers In circu psances Of
This evening entertainment, consisting OF ad
dresses and musc 10 be gwen at tho Cooper Institute
Tor their beDe1t. Several OF 81 Dnent spelk
give their views Of the present condition of
affairs. Rev. Dr. McCliptock, lately iiom Paris, will
speak o. relations France growing ~ the at<
naval engagements botwer ne Alabama and Kearsargs.
AocDrrr-A SOLDIER OvLsloAaD.-Yestcrday aftsrnoop,
the Empire City leaving pier No. North
river, soldier belonging TO the Twenty seventh Massas
chuseits regiment attempted 70 jump board and fe
in the river. Catching bold Of rope the boat, he
dragged ont into tho stream, and would have been
drowLed doubtless, but for tho exer IONS 0 Officer
1hompson, Of the twenty seventh precinct ard ofceR
flanford, OF the Twenty sixth. officer Thompson hailed
tho propeller Arctic and brought TO the scene, aha
thereby saved from . watery dosth the gallant fsoW
who had many times faced for his country hsry one.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

HARR,ssrRo, July 13. 1904
Gen. Couch . a. Philadelphia. rhe excitement bore Is
rapidly dying out The stores ssh closed and re-
cruitns % progressing slowly steady strosm Of Union
refugees. with teams and droves Of horses. &C. pass
Ing through shis city, returning hoc,e.
Governor Curtin. accompanied By the Attorney Gens-
raj, est for Pbsdelpha to-day 70 With Generals
Couch and Cadwaader for the purpose Of increasing
facilities for organizing a1d bringing forward troops
now being mustered 10 In Philadelphia.
In answer 70 inquiry addressed by Governor Curtin
TO Provost Marsnal General Fry the subject OF re,
crutpg in the rebellous States the following has uss
been recevedL"Ordors to carry out the Law in alton
10 recruiting In the rebeous States press aud
win be broughtto compilation as soon possible.n
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

and the three officers secreted themselves from their
pursuers
negro who was enisavorng to make his escape from
the rebel nes pointed out tho way house OF we'll
known and patriotic citizen OF Frederick county whose
family were smtug their attentions 10 the fugi
tives, concealing ihem until Tuesday whsn they
their depature 'or Frederick, which they reachsd only
10 the ni6fhiag.
The appearance OF General Tyler the streets Of Fred
erick created the greatest surprise The rebels md
boased that he had been killed by them, and u was be
esed 10 be act until the loyal cts~ns 10 the CON
trary themselves. The rebel sympatbizers wera OF
oourse as much surprised as tho Union mem but they
gave no vent to their feelings
The General left Frederick yesterday, at which time
forces had held undsputed possession since Sunday
lie down the Frederick road far CatonsviIls
and from thence to the Relay House, where the head
quarters Of rylers brigade situated and where no
recsved the congratulations Of hs many friends On the
road down they Informed that strong force
Of Bradley Johnsons cavalry command had
road at Carroll's Manor, proceeding south.
General Tyler speaks the highest the bravery
ard iuraDce Of forces generally In the battle of
Nonccaey' Ona general officer killed there, siso
several ned and line officers. Tho punishment The enemy
received very great
The Losses In tho Battle ON the Mo-
nocacy.
BArrrSoaH. July 49, 1854
In the hospitals at Frederick four hundred Of the
rebel wounded under OF surgeons, and
citizens OF Frederick and surgeons Of hospitals
state That every who was cpabe OF being removed
without injury carried OF in ambuances and
wagons they thus endeavorng 10 hide their loss.
Before they retired from the city they burned down oil
the government buildings except the hcspiIass
Rr johnson the Medical Director At Frederick arrived
ut military headquarters this morning, and gives the
following a. the results of The battle Of Mopocacy:-
L06s
Killed and left the field. ................... 12l
Wounded and taken TO hospital. fVG
Prisonors taken. ~
sAA
REEEl LOSS.
Wounded and in hospital at Frederick, now IN our
Total. 7so
The doctor states that the retes suffered badly In ON.
eers Killed and wounded
No Rebels at Annapolis.
AsSHoiIs, Md, July 1912 NJ
There aron signs OF h5cnemy at present.
All is well.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
Delaware A Oused.

- WILMINGTON, July Is, 1904.
In obedience to tho call OF Governor Cannon, the ci.
OF Delaware hnvc noby volunteered defend the
Baltimore Railroad and the line Of the susquohanua,
Ono entire regiment has been raised and mustered nto
services tcr thirty days. under tho command Of Col Ed
gar Hounsnod, aud rs at avre dc Grace Additional
troops have been raised and sent TO guard Dnponss
powder works. The enthusiasm IL great. Some OF tina
wealihisst In the ranks Recruiting rapidly gops
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
Tho Sanitary Com an ission ~ Their Good
WORK.

News received yesterday at the headquarters Of ths
Sanitary Commission shows that the agents OF tnat
charity were usual foremost ground late
eht nonocicy Junction and at General aicke,s
gagement al Elcors Mir and busy in distributing doi
cices and ueedul articles TO the sodes both sick ard
we'll schooner, loaded with t~enty ave thousand dol
lars worth OF oranges, lemons. 2c also lett Paeephia
yesterday, for the Of the soldiers along the JAMES
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

FATAL ACCIDENT TO YiREMAN.
Coroner wildey yesterday held ioqnest at No. lTs
Third the body OF George Werlich, late
Der OF Engine Company No. TO- who was killed on rues-
day svonius, as reported 10 yesterdays HsaALn 10
appears that deceased riding down the Bowsry
tho platform Of Second car be being his
way 10 tho fire In Baxter street, when No Truck
in violent collision with the car. In un-
known wersch caught between the truck and car.
which his lslt lung was badly iaceaed From tksss ana
other ures M Werlich expired 10 sbout ave minutes.
members of The company Tne Coroncs's jury renosrs
verdict Of "Acc,dentai death Deceased vas thirty.
two years Of age aud a native 0 Germany.
SUICIDE OF 4 sTRANsRR.
At late hour Tuesday night the attentSo1 q tho
Fifth precinct police called 70 man who was founA
hanging Iron hook shed pier 80 North river:
When cut down the body cold, and deasn have
taken place hour two previously. From she iaet
that deceased had smigraut passage the
city 70 st. Louis In bis pocket, n inferred thai he was
smierant his way 70 tho southwest. Tho ticHse
made In the or hoyer. DsosAsod appeared
- be about sixty of He had gay satnss
pana block seek coat brown striped muslin SHIRT brCwu
undorshirt. and on his head wss . white muslin nignt
He hid IN his possession 81 bill the Msrchsstss
twenty-five certs IN stamps. German coin and . pair Il
ctacles Coroner Naunnsnn he'd ,oqucrt tba
bdy What prompted sns deceased 70 take bin life diA
DEATH BY DROWNING.
Coroner Nsumann YESTERDAY held an inquest On sns
body u Michso, Dugan syoang man, who found IN
the water Al the foot os rfty seventh s.rest. EAss
river. deceased drowned as' saturday vns bath
ing Oh the foot OF sixty. .aecond street.
pArAL RArLsoAD ACCIDENT.
An Inquost be'd yesterday ev Corner Ranney %
tho body Of Henry NcMu.n 'pr,y years o. age, anf
native Of irela d. Who did ir, the effects Of injuries
received 10 consequences ~ hayos been run over oy
u In sf belonging %. tho Hudson River Ra'end
c,moauv on saturday last train IL csrs wss rsss.
ing up Eleventh avenue, Fcrysix,h street. hose
Se,s psirs 20 ncsulcn right, and In attempting 70
atom him he tucsulrn) thrown the track before
lbe oc.uoiive vas and fatally injured. ap-
rea.ed ore the Coroner that tho train gong at
tse,se rate n s,esd than allowed BY the corcanys
Inc Jury fuund THAT deceased came 70 his death ~
ivuses received by coming In contact with ana oeps
r,n over nv l. ain II cars the Hudson River Rat
Yoad In Eleventh. near Forty sixth street Jny
TO- l,6l The Jury Of tho opuson thai me psrcres
Of running trains the Eleventh avenue ~ tns f.%
eight mica hour u framxht with very sfseS ohrtb
70 Us citizens, and ought 70 be ssatcd"
News from ahc Missfsssppi.
CA,so Juy 10, 1894
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
RrpoRrs FROM cHAMBERsBUa0

Mr.. Francis c. Longs Despatch.
CHAxssRssusG, Pa, July l3-EvOpg
We have been n full communication with washiDgtoo
up to Yesterday afternoon. when line was cut,
We have news from Washington up 70 this morning
"wednesday. government transport ieft WASHING
ton this morning. reaching Baltimore ~ two O'Clock
Pm
O0lcal Information hes been received stating shss
heavy nghug took place yesterday The Seventh s1ees
road, the rebels STRIVING TO capture Fort Stevens.
Tho clerks 10 the several departments and all govern
employees armed and sent 20 The outer de-
fences.
Confidence fully restored among the citizens, every
one believing the city TO be perfectly sSe
News 10 received from Baltimore 90 N four p. n.
Everything quiet and orderly Abeut oity All ables
bodied citizens Of the ordered report q
their respective wards for duty defending the city
Al Eve o'cisck p. N. despatsa from Annapolis, dated
three O'Clock this afternoon says everything que, Al
that point. No rebss have been there. An bush
| ness is suspended.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

Com nIcetion Between PhIIadel phia
and Baltimore.
PHmArEtPaiA, July IS, 1884.
Arrangements arc made to run twice daily zach way
between Philadelphia aud Baltimore Perryvle by rail-
ami from Perryvile to Bltinore by steamers We are
prepared to take passengers mails troops and supplies.
3. N. FELTON,,
President OF the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad
Company.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

BALrNoRB, July 15-7P. n
locomotive and tender, which left Washington 1t one
sAsock to-day, has arrived safely But rebel WAS
$50 the road and he nearly starved 10 death.
snsrc no enemy in sight No nghting Of moment
~. .alas-srs and all looks well.
n ooy intelligence gathered from The conductor who
ssashs engine through from Warrington y that 20
lsss bad been heard to day. ~
An the Information have here Induces the convic-
~ The sasmy full resreas and that the nght
~ Mo-day and Tuesday was 70 cover their retreat
- eaabs them V get their puudsr safely ,hs
essmse Edwards ferry.
FspAss communication viii also ~ resumed doubt
sssy seea
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
Avn Appeal 70 enc Psople OF Matne.

AUGUSTA, NJ .iDc, July 49, 1894.
Governor Cony has issued order appealing TO ths
people Maine volunteer their for period
Of ono hundred days. aid 10 defending national
capital His coll, It hoped, will be favorably respond.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

CAs Attack On the Northern Defenses 81
tho City.
BArnHoRS, July l3-lP.M n.
Ore or cuartsrmsster Megs' beats has just arrived
huoa Washington, having len there very early shis
sssnisg AL was then going on we'll
- starday FATHER . gloomy day--that Ia, there
v,s gres, deal Of uneasy apprehension among the
tsopis tbore.
rssr. had been heavy Aghtins out the Seventh
sls ee, road.
rnc rebss trying capture Fort ssoveps bu. we
sklsl he'd u lbis upornng. 81
oAaaasncs was rsssored, and ali was considered per-
1Assly safe.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
HAvRE DE GRACE AND rERRyvILLE.
mr.. Deb. Randolph Ixci.n's Despatch.

Mr.. Deb. Rando doiph Kcfsn's Dcspatch.
HAvax DE GRACE. Nd. July i2-Mdnisht
Affairs In this vicinity continue as us'dded as ever
Every body TO be stirring, but cannot give the
wherefore of his activity Nothing bas yet been reard
drec, rary sent protect the Conewago bridge
II is understood, however. that tho rebels lowering
In that nighborhood in force, and
reported moving southeast. Tho policy OF the enemy
be concentration If tho rebels ever had an 10.
tenon to operate the north bank OF the sufquehan
they have abandoned IL Thcir whole force
seems TO be moving towards Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

News from ahc Missfsssppi.
CA,so, July 10, 1864
Tho steamer Gay Of Alton, from Memphis yes'c''sy' ~
brings oue hundred and nri, sevsa salcs q c's'sh
81. ouis.
ncmpais psssrs sea.sis 70 news xmsasasag
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

Arrival or the stea mship Liberty.
The steamship bsrty, Captain Wilson. four days from
Havana arrived tns port at early hour lh morn
ing. shs brings news Of importance.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

town.
rHI RxssIs lnroHnp RscRo1no poronla
There 10 report widely circulated that considerable
body Of rebels with long wagon rscrosssd shs Po.
tomao a. early hour this morning. At NOsaps ford,
shc connusncs The Aoaooacy taking NE red nom
thence towards Lsssburg
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
PERRyynLR. nd , July l3-IA. y

PERRYynLR, nd July 13-1 A. NJ
Ihave JUST met an Intelligent and observant genllemsn
who has ust arrived from Washington having left there
on Monday. From him have gathered many interest
Ing and important facts N relation TO matters In the CAPT.
tai and Monumental city.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
No Rebels ns Annapolis,

There arono signs OF thscnemy at present.
All Ia well
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

The h,gnway roobetrs the rascals committed werc
innu,ns,4 they souIco al .wsl dfesscd persons
they m,,, White ,nd bm,k, sd ronocd tp.m Of their
vAi.Ass asd 4as.oy, several occasious stripped
The New York herald., 1864-07-14


BALrxoHs. July ~. 1874
The scene al the miary headqusrters IN this city This
morning the arrival Of Brssdisr General 4. y. Tyler
who commands The arst sep,rae brigade Of the Eighth
army corps, and who reported I, nave been either
killed captured IN tbs action u koDeccg Joncion ou
saiafdy last, was gratifying n tho extreme apG tne
ooic'ng AZ his fortunate escape iTon the raneis ~as
hear,iolt
40 leflranying the General Cert. j. 70 '6bo
a,d Lieut.. Gclasroroagn y bis s,ar Both hcn nave
Gtsn wtih the General since lne battle.
The isc,s connected with tne Gonerars cEcaEo aro ~
folovs-
on Saturday, after our troops had rolifed from tho
Morocacy bridge, General Tyler aud hs stor riaas
sand tho hill c>s' side u the bridge, oit we're
taore ong before they discovered themselves TO be
surrounded by the rcbsis
The General and his party succeeded IN making theiF
escape the north sdc closey pursued BY tbs enerv
who nrei upon thcm repeatedly, killing ono u tho 6'ue
ra's orderIics, German. whose name we could hot
certain.
40 this fact General ihu,es his escape as, when
the soldier fell s,dde IN tho rad. the pursoer-
stopped 70 wac, aud inquire u General iy s1
was no, of the rarity, 40.
Daring lhs time we Gossra reached cump q woods
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-24
IOWA ITE ms.

Charles Underwood, boy of about II,
living in Muscatine, and one of the most
useful..and promising boys in the city, was
fatally injured near the city last Saturday
by the railroad train. He, with his aunt
and another lady were in a wagon. They
saw the train coming, and himself and
one of the ladies got ou. and were hold.
ing the horses BY the brides. As the
train approached the horses became fright
ened and rushed upon the track. The
engine struck the wagon, throwing it down
an embankment. The boy was struck on
his back and left shoulder, almos, tearing
the latter off and exposing his vital organs.
He was taken to the city and lived about
four hours. The ladies escaped without
serious injury. We learn from the Jour-
nal.
A copperhead distiller of Lyons has
to pay monthly revenue tax of nearly
thirty thousand dollars. Muscatine Jour.
nal, wishes it was $4,000 Az, friend
Journal you are hard on them. Almost
expose yourself 10 indictment under that
section of our State Code which provides
against unlawful cruelty to brutes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-24

be raised. Their act provides that in Ne
event Of call for troops, if the mea be
not furnished in City days from the time
Of issuing such call. draft shall take
place for the deficiency. Following the
tenor of that law. the Administration
calls for five hundred thousand more
troops to reinforce our armies. and an
nounces that at the time specified in the
law the draft shall take place for any
amount of that number that shall b
lacking. Is there anything ia this to
lead men to rebellion and riot And
shall the example of resistance be set BY
those who claim to be par e.rcellenee-thA
party of law and order ?"
Certain i, is that if the required num-
ber of men be not furnished at the end
of the fifty days, the. draf. will come !;
and it is equally certain that any open or
forcible opposition will be vigorous met
and promptly suppressed by the Gov.
ernment without regard to the npmber or
character of the parties resisting. No
loyal man can wish for anything else.
Let us either withdraw our armies from
the South and acknowledge the inde-
pendence.. of the Southern Confederacy or
so increase the numerical strength of eur
army as to enable it to overwhelm the
enemy and make speedy work of the re-
bellion. The. former,,we cannot, should
not, will not do. Let us do the latter and
do it at once, by furnishing volunteers, if
possible, it not, then let the draft come,
and woe unto those who seek to aid the
enemy and embarrass the Cove tnmen,
by creating riots and opposing its proper
enforcemement, for such can only sue
ceed in bringing the severest punishment
upon themselves.