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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

4
TO Arthur Wolrott Clara wolcott VIM Leighton Tru.
tee chas Mason, . Davis aud Love, II ecutors q
the estate Of Vim Mcdsyis, DECEASED, Enza WoIcott
Co.. Henry Taylor g Henry, levin, james x sat
santee .o, Williamson Taylor q Co., & W Perry,
Fse rs a. ce s Co.. Nathan
heghier Co. Rix, Hale Co, c II Perry, drinneli
Jenkins, kmersun, .echrane Co. u Z MilIsr, A
Reeves, deccsed Geo II CT ,ssman, Elihu Turner. Geo
II Gill, J Worley. Lind ( BROTHER Billings
lsoop y Washington. Pesram. pAyatsrk Davis.
You and each OF you hereby notified that there In
NOS he i the oce ofthe Clerk THE District Courf
81 Zee county Iowa at Keokuk joint petition in eay
and Dale Ross CO. 1iaihns Il son. he sad ArtSu,
Wolcott folpws: the said RCAits~nden the sun of
- iBtefes;the said Jsnes tox the Of
aud interest; and tn said Dale Rss Co the sum of
s+s and interest as money due certain bonds and
erest coupons executed by YOU the said Arthur Nocots
and now owned byad plaintiffs, respectively, Ill dased
May 's ls5s and payable the tonds to- Jas
or berer and the coupons to bearer and Of ell Of yoa
the foreclosure Of two certain deeds of rust given TO
cure said bonds and coupons and others by said
Arthur wolcott AMI Clara wolcott 70 Allegation as
rrusteeone dated April sth 1852 the other June ist
1853, and beug supplementary thereto and made part
thereof BY way Of further security and conveying the
following described property, towit: Lots l. and in
o block a 20 Rect Nam street By 60 feet on Third
street being part q lot block % ~ feet Thd street
y e ss deep Oh o. nd .sra 1T tao.. = ssas g
lots and so easrory u Of lot TO- block 81 lot
block 1e westerly 4 Of lot Block aud q 3i2 feet
OF oss commencing Il 5f3 feet of lot TO- block o.
being Il bl2 feet Main street by $50 feet deep all
the city of keokak Les county Iowa Said petition
claims to redeem said Ions and block So FROM sale
special execution issued on decree Of foreclosure
rendered at the special June term 1884, Of said Court
the case Of Chas Mason Jas ksies, oh pi-c sale
OF said property tine exiting usent Of the interest OF all
OF said debts therein and general relief
tniess you appear aud answer said petition before
of the second day Of the next term Of said Court
m~Bee 1t keckuk the first Monday Of September.
1864 default will be entered against you decree
as pro eesf ssso rendered thereon.
RANKIN McCRARY
Atty's for B Chittenden, james Cox and Dali Ross
20. J. l. RICE
JuIyl SA Atty for c. Parscnsk Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Mary A. Copson and Henry c. Copson:
fou hereby notified that there Row on file in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee county
keoknk. Iowa petition of Samuel p Miller claiming
OF you the su oftweve hundred dollars money due
on es prosutssory notes and the foreclosure of mort
gage ca lot block a., OF Reds addition the city
keoknk ia said county, 10 William Leighton and james
L. Estes to secure the payment Of said. notes.
And unless you slpear and answer said petition or
before noon Of the second day the next September
term of said Court which commences on the first Mon
day in said month Judgment will be rendered against
You, according TO the prayer OF said petition
RANKIN McCRARY.
iune2s kttv,s ~, N;ilar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 c gidaick MecleIland. Pye Co.. WIN Euaers 4
Go, McNnrphv Johnston Bacon. chas Parsons
You her.by notified there nov on file in the
oce Of the Clerk Of the District of Lee county
Iowa. at keokuk the petition of To-nrs ounsr John
Rex and Cbas Tracy, Surviving partners II the
arui OF Brosaei Homer 4 Co, claiming of u G Rddi k
iui nent fr the sfosnt Of three issory notes If
~ y ZACH executed February 18th 1865 ard interest
and ssinst all OF the Defendants fuecIuure Of mort
gage real estate Montfose, Lee county Iowa given
10 secure ssi three notes AMI other ii
Unless yon appear and answer said petition be-
lore neon OF the second day Of tire September fsrn fses
OF said Court commencing the Monday In seI;ena-
Der, . judgment will be r-nderea hv default
RANKIN 4 McERARf
Revenue stamp SO cts At:y's Tor Plaintiff.
juiy+dtw ~ "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

LAssI2E. III, Juy 10th Issst
JeHS H. ofosn kssl-Dssr sir. have been .t;.erer
WI siA ears WITH Ahr1sc HieE masnl, and take ~
pisasure Tn Recommending y.,Hy L. n re
raj a Specific be the best t~.ic. for that .ass
that have heard A When commenced tstfr, /,
could hardly .ak OF sit stl -, great wss tie tstp
aL.s IA i'n ss was arse from IA and legs
IN fss ttiis- ~ nv year. free ffm pain. ard No
hfatis triad Ithipk wcuie he dancing all The uhii M,
did Eiucl4 music Bat sir i; i sttesdd
aseifrE-. an ws recommend all those aft csaa sft
tuse das.Ake- ny it, have Just found Cant Raw sua
"a sixDd n ran~t ms tssr with narnrNtSr,.rAse
.iaisii and teltA aim ahst nsas.ictne id Jog
be " seud to- yen fts ~ IL. Ear.o-d ylsz. rrd
tao dollars and -et9 Hle tao bottle the Spet III
shon Lot nre<i IL ZAP sf. will give II
does inT there plenty that su1ertBy three
diseazes t'asf sa2cS4AiDt.sE youf srte zrd
Thick That yen ought Il TAlish every cit, ia Tie
4 tnaer Very respectfully yDrrr
t.sPs. JANIS ". BROWN.
Residence. Chicago, H.
s. Send medicine TO care Of b. +. W Nhitn.sn. H.
es@o- IN b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

81. LOUIS Feb 9Th 1904
J. II. BLOOD, E-q-pe3r Sir: have tried yonr Rh4u-
ma tlsna NeaTalgiA and Cont Specific and hs@@ fund
great r~si-f From n when either REMEDIES have fAee
think II very safe and reliable edo me-
Very respectfully. your friend
4.s4s4 s.8s G. b. LORD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

Letter from Capt MAiv to AiexaBser Litch Druggist
before NO IL BIass. became Esn az ihe Meser~.
-. LoFIs March 81, 1896
AlEx- LEIrcH ksq--Ilks many os my profession.
nave SUFFERED severely with risulasIn and could got
permanent relief tilt tried Sieersc happy
70 that its use IN ays rs,torrd no. 10 braih
lsisn-d,l CAPT MALIN, Of -t.auner warrav.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Uhc Investmsnt Of Rtchmond, Va. by
LieutenRnt General Grants Army
Operations or General Sheridan I'm the
sbenandenh vaney-The Latest War
News-The OH Region or PsnnsTl.
vansa-Ncws from Mexico. Caba, SO.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia. Captain Noodle, VII
Leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho malls for Europe will close this city 81 quarter
past one and hslfpas Eve O'Clock In tbs afternoon
The Nsw YosK Hsrstp--Mis,oc Cor Europe-wiu b
ready nj oiev on O'Clock in the morning.
single copies. " vSgpss.. fssv ew nAaias. are
ceuS
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
MANsRrEIn GENERAL HnaYITAL 4

MANSFIELD GENERAL HosYtTAL,(
MooRvHzlD CRY, c.. Sept n 1854
The undersigned desires TO public statement q
the following facts I'm April last detailed from
Company b. second Massachusetts, heavy Artillery In which
serving private, 70 the position OF CHIEF cArpoo-
ter Of the fOrGcons Newbern. On the 3h or May
accident happened which severely in ured mo- and
which the OF mv right leg and left haod.
On rccevlua the Injury conveyed TO this hospital.
where have been treated with tho most marEed respece
and kindness and have attention could do
sire tho head and ht assistant am nov %
Tar recovered as to be able 20 again though In
crippled condition the duties Of life therefore tAke
pleasure In expressing this pubic my gratitude nreu
the great and gracious God who has so kindly spared ny
lite, and Captain N. r. Fuller. Lieuenants W.
SNOW w Stanton aud Y Lawson and to ell tho COM
missoned sficers prvates Of the company. hava
United States servce ut and on shore since
1885, and have With better or kinder officers or
agreeable Their bravery, their patriotism they
discipline and their Christian copdu 10 worthy OF .ii
praise. Especially would expreN my gratitude 70 TIE
and his assistant Sergeant Palmer NAV God bless ehen
all Ia this life and give them better nh beyonA
and sifectionate coulraae WIN. DEF,
Company B. Second Massachusetts, heavy srsillssy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
How the Rebels Eutchcred Our Soldiers
at CeuIrn1an.
latta avtrn ourt tA tho

Democrat, da,ed September ~, says
Having Just reurrod from Centraiia this forenoon, It
becomes my unpleasant duty the partic
OF the horrible OF Union aold crs at tuat pace
Yesterday afternoon by the combined games ol despe
raaoes under Bill Anderson. Thrailsl!, Poole. two
Todcs and Others numbering according 10 best accounts
nearly tour hundred men, all wearing biuc osr1aals.
They encamped three miles from town, Sug geion's
farm the evening Of the 6tb ana the next d1y apturcd
the passeeger train gong north robbed the passengers
and moftercd all OF the soaiers--jhst twenty
four In nrr1her-who were unarmcd and incapable or
resistance OF thetn belonged to the First Iowa
cavalry veterans, gong st. Joseph business. ard
only shreo OF them with TIE others wore fur-
loughcd from Bucks army, ani some discharged from
sherman army.
After burning he depot and killing ihs a,ent Of the
road they tire a1d started on towards
Sturgeon. tran about nree iiea and bnfned ~, hni
the asscnEers walked on TO Sturgeon
construction tram followed up tDe passenger tran,
and tese0 coyapeng Tue engineer TO run hs loco.
motive over the bodies 0, tho soldiers ihnt ay on ITO
trac throwing the ward trucks oil wheo thes made
him fire the traiD ana throacaed 10 s MIN Decause
no could no, make IL ~ buin
between tnreo ana foyr O'Clock MAJOR Johnson sud orc
hundred and thir.yave rlen OF Colonel iu2rers rcsl
ment came in IRON Sturgeon. The gang had len, aad
they followed, lea7cg about iorfy inen 60 guard tho
piace
About one ana hoy niles from town they logrd tho
enemy waiting for them who charged tneta, ard u II
supposed killed neu alt Sixycighf lett dead =,
a fold on Mr. p i. Fucnwidei's farm, and fourteen
between that and town.
Tncy then returned 10 town, and tho tFoops tbero
thought they their uutii thIy elmoEt
70 the when IN cnhsgaa gpOn Lem asu 'no -
esson Of then and dispatches IRON sturgeon say only
twenty i've returned 10 that place
Ia supposed that Major johnson and Captain Paytor
arc among the sain having beon brought in az the
time OF writing. Two scared, and all moro
mangied baving been repeatedly shrt alter tnoy
vero dead. sonc surrendered beiug promised saety
upon that condition. but INSTANTLY shot after laying
do ther
Four OF the murdc.ers wore Killed 10 the agat ana
several wouuoed by report of Mr. Singleton,
them, and among tho OF their captains but all
taken away
Thus peshei ore hundred and twenty two soldiers as
brave lived, by the inhmnn butchery thai
with Aaior ncDernNt. of toe Pirst Iowa cavalry, IN
brlugug tho bodies to this Place for intermeut.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Tur PRlcE CoAu,-we visited the Iehigh and scran.
week and endeavored 10 get poscd tns
coal question Tho miners charge 81 ton 10 get the ccal
out and place 10 the cars In addition to this the
pany paws IS cents 10 the OF the land The
total cost o rshgh coal when placed In toe 81 -
per ton. The mines only eight miles from March
Chunk yet coal sells at Mauc Chunk for So 60 per
ton showing that 1t is the transportation company and
not the miners who cause the present high price Of coal
To get coal from the mines 10 Aauch Chunk eight
mllca coetF very tta indeed, tho whole distance IN
down nil--gravity doing that work which locomotives
are compelled perform the other roads Last year
coal mined for IL ton last year coal sold at Mnuch
Chunk 81 THIS year coal 10 iped for ~ ton.
II now sells al Mauch ChuEs for SS-a rise Of 81 te
selling price, The for this evil r oppositio. rail-
road from Mauch Chunk 70 the mmes,-Atbary Ssdtss'
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
GeneraI Logan Baking Speeches fol
Lincoln

General John A Log3p daiverei political speech al
Carboniae, H. saturday, october l. |. was lengthy
and mostly devoted the history OF tas rebellion and
criticism Of he chicago pa;frm Tho following state
meut be made in explanation Of bis present position
pur TWO rAerIEs. pArefofs AND Traitors"
over one yoar ago spoke here, ana thea stated that
thers we're bal parties classes Ia this country
lpe was pcbc band of patriots standing by the con-
etuuon ard Union, aud scIi!uc all the assistance Ia
tns rover suppress treason aid restore the country
10 uesco by coaqU3riug the rebellion by force Of
The other tho meu who would surrender ingoriousy
and obtain peace ON any terms Inc one vii
ing H. sacrifice property and ino, be taxed aud
nay i without grumbl5, 10 save the country
lie other always hnjing fault with any measure
or oct done 10 assist in prosecuting the war i,
always wearing long faces when the Unioa armies are VIC
toricu and smes when ieiaatod peascd except At
the measures ADOPTED By rebels and their
sa,d then and cay now that although have ever acted
ard voted With you as demoora viii neither act win
nor support any set a men, no matter by what
name they may be called that not 10 favor exhaust
Ira au the aud mcars uufsr tho control o the
ernment in order 70 put down THIS accursed rebellion.
Men vito In favor OF restoring this Union by any
ueaus pecegsary 70 DO u my friends In this struggle,
snd these NOT favor OF this my political
nsmcs and am theirs. No peace propositions to rebels
erms rncagre tickets Of peace and treason for me
And wheu say this believe SPEAK the sentiments OF
almost the ontrs armles Of tho United states
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

mr. N. Davtdson's Despateh.
MARfnxBusG. Oct 4, 1894.

Sfr. N. Davtdson's Despatch.
AARfnxBuaG, Oct 4, 1894.
fAidApiKs GzEERAL !. n. WILSON,
se commanding the Third division cavalry corps passed
Wous9 mere yesterday his way TO Washington, hay
ige bScn ordered by the War Department 70 report 70
Yeners Sherman Chief Of Cavalry at tie Southwest
ne eft Harrisonburg Saturday at noon aud arrived
N foftyeght hours, accompanied by aid. Major Ed
wnittaknrs ard an escort Of fifty men. The party
passed she hrtt night Mount jackson aud the second
- winchester. They were twice attacked byguerilas,
3pout forty In number, whom they charged and sent
nyng from their track. They had 10 charge several
battle aass which win be presented to tho War Do
partme9t to-day. One OF these is carried by the
byave sharpshooter vino captured II by rushing IA ad-
yance our centre column at Fishers Hill and shooting
dowp It's Bearer, sezng the color and carrying to the
rear Iregres that cannot learn his name. He was,
Aoyevsf, Publicly compmented by General Sheridan,
sbd recommended for promotion.
II is Fumored that General Wilson Ia about TO receive
brevet major generalship for his services. MAJOR E.
Whitaker, Captain Beaumont aud Captain Andrews Of
his staff will accompany tho General to his new field OF
labor May success attend them say all OF Sheridan's
army.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
Our Latest Dispatches from
the Front.
~soMETnlNG NoRE" BEING DONE.
Early's Total Loss Fif tee n
Thousand.
Interesting Facts Of What Has Beea
Accomplished In tho Valley,
He.. xs~ &A
Our Special .Washinston Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1864.
Intelligence has been received that Sheridan has
smother victory Lougstree the successor Of Early
but no details have yet been received
1t Is expected during the next few days to use the
Virginia railroads a means Of communication with
Sheridan aad thus greatly reduce the wagon route for
his supplies.
II reported on Friday that OF the working
Sties the Manassas Gap road had been attacked and
captured by greriias but personal inspection by
General Augur, commander of the department, they
found all sae and the repairs Of the road rapidly
approaching completion.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

THE OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The HERALDs graphic account OF visit to the oil ressoA
iss present Inhabitants and owners will be published n
the edition OF the HsRALD FOR EUROPE Tuesday
ing and in the regular edition OF the WEEKLY HERALD
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Carriages nj Bsrznins.-Wood Bres
TEErS' immense stock OF ChERfsGES on exhibition anl
for sale at Palace CarGsn. Fourteenth street neee
sx A ay.nue, Sanitary Fair building embracing tho nek
aud fashionable Styles from the nnest CoaeA
hrouca all he varieties OF Park Carriages 10 the lights
Trottng Wagon. -. m, -
sold greatly reduce pces and ter new Stock propo
tipn stpiy r, ducon 20 thn god standard.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
How. OF r,sssourf. on Linooin.

Hou Henry Z. Blow, republican, in recent speech ia
. Louis THUG spoke o Lincoln ami the loss Of coundeoco
10 his administration:--
he was not grcat~-vs doubted; he was not ffm--we
trembed he became selfish and insincers and we lost
all conddence, and ceased TO respect bis We were nct
cradua decline OF confidence on the part OF the members
Ia tho Chief Magistrate and history records that 10 these
days greatest disasters the Prcdous OF the unned
stitos engaged with his myriais of ofhce no.dsrs
perpssustng his governmeus for already invested ~
circumstances With and exercising greater power tnsn
thai possesses by kings end ambition regncd
supreme Ia thss bosom which should have cnerebe only
the loft.eet patriotism. This contemplation OK ths
events o. ths past eight months Is sicksntng, a0eo
lately nauseAtng. This d stioug language out let
sboss tbs pavs hesa apkNgea " thh urnosf saaoae
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
Death or the naothcr or ihc Rebel Gene
raj John g. Brscssnridge.


The venerable mother OF John T. Brccknridge. OF the
rebsl army died hero night sne he'd resided here
with her son n-law, Rev. Dr. suIiocb OF tue isarkn
street Presbyterian church, for the past two three
warn.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Uarnsrs, nspareDeics. Flags, Lnns
terms I'm srms for the political campaign. For gos4
&. a TYLER. MznuSacsurox.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Lpxni Documents fa sp1nisn~sN4
cuba Porto Rico, south America and span err,a.sI
pared by =. CANAChO, 26I, broed AZ. asSs2
from he spsnish, Frenth and Erglsa AngnAse. "eS
euces-- Maitland, Phelps Co.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

G-ovcr q Bakers N,ancst Prcm,uW
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines t95 Broadway, New rs<A
ana rs Fulton street Brooflyn
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

rrtcIicior's Eair Dye--kh Inc Best fn the
world Hsrmcss roiahie nsantaneous The only psrssst
dye sold all druys Factory 81 BARCLAY street,
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Prizes Casncd fn all Leg lied Lott
terea nd information given
JACOBS Brokers' Ollcc l76 Broadway, New YorH-
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Ati Persons StoppfnG at ITO Chntho0
snus,c instantly relieved from headache toolhache
neuraca< free Prove II. use wOLCOfr'S instant PAa
catlrrh sold where 2jc. and ~.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Royal Havana Lottery.
per premium paid prizes Information furnish.
ed The hghes. paid for Doubloons and n kinds -
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR CO. Bankers, l6 Wall nsl
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Crsssacora's Epfr Dye. Freservntfv1
and wiz Depot wholesale and retail. No. Astor Heueo
- N. :
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Cold Belt BucNies-siS, seven. Esghts
tor twelve fssn thirty dollars eanh. For sale by o. u
ALLEN, as Broadway. one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Tsurnett's Coconi-e Dsdes Tn,iaatt0as
HkLMEOLD'3 3 Oh Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

highest premtum Toe V ssftch sewfu0
Machines. WHEELER WILSON. No. olS BEosiwsy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

msug.r'. Celebrated Shipping ass
xsrensndss Isss y y nj lis Chambers street
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Jesveiry and yvatcses OF All Deser p
,ious for saie b. GEO. q. ALLEN as Brcaiwsy oas -
below Canal street lfcrnerT II Wall ssrees)
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Flags !-w whosesnie md Retail. Al&
sirss on hs,i aN1IN CO, Manufacturers. - Fuito8
.,,set conner william, " Z. Establsh shsi iSt1.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

FOR the Hail and Sssa-Earry's Tx&e
oorbsous The b.s aad cheapest ar,ie's Sold BY drN1
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

RerusysvnnIa erection.
Dr svhnM.n VII ~ ntx.easys Ccs. 10, lAA.esd o. ga1sdAv
~. -. e,sr an Tussisys, ~ uslsl
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
A ACard.

Royal Havana Lottery.-See OMo1AI
TAYLOR 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10


UNTIL AFTER THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELEOTTON,
KIRTLAND, BRONSON 90,
Manufacturers aud Jobbers of
CLOTHING,
Is AND AZ CHAMBERS sTREKf.
WilL
RETAIL
FROM TaYrR LARGE
WHOLESALE STOCK,
SUITS AND SINGLE GARMEN10.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
Equal In qIality style and finish
10 tha
BEST BROADWAY CUSTOM WORK
AT Prices
FIFTY PER CENT
LESS Than THE SAME GOODS
CAN SE MADE TO O8DHD.
Is AND IL CHAMsE RS STRHET,
Opposite new Court House
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Nr Aomirn bic Couundru The Night
gLOOMI~G CERhUs F0werr in The Valley OF the Ameysn,
aud cup, OF oueertown. ssys PHALOH has gwen -
talaa ia yailyn 10 perfume.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

yu.., Pf,..t-Dr. wttmer's Piis sup
,,s,,,, "a eoyean surs for Blsstag or Ilehnz Plea
pnsisv,.yy g. xew York i6t 6oweY.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

shsmss tAs two separate and d.tlues s.ec4ious sss
10 be held that day, ana thai they will use two
decision, i Ssid By able p'e COUNSEL Dssi whoss
opnions have been solicited, erroneous, and II al.
hered 70 will nyalds's the entire election tnas leopard
joriy Of votes be in It's favor The whole matter sin
hangs n uncertainty and may give trouble "a ths iuee
matter wnas course the judges and Chief Execusiye q
the State chose to pursue. There apossbilisy sas
constitution be rasled It viii be carried to the So
atty Thus we arc not sure that slavery to Be wiped
out until all these disputed points are adludcaied Tiers
the new organic nsrurnsni on the Iath instant, bys
doubt.
since me war commenced tne number Of foreisnem
applying for naturalization has been very small Yny
draft. ras democrs,ic party, therefore, which ess
much the largest share d such voters win feel theis
country. We can scarcely be nd 70 nave any dame
cratic organization In the city State The party ha
finances whilst It's opposition shs Union, has plsshss5
OF money.
We elect Governor this fall IN place " GoveruV
Bradford The new constitution, II IL succeeds, des1
bsrna.oria districts composed Of Easssrn and west
ern shores. Hence aspirants for the Office have
Of s ana IL al sso sSn
s1d q Baltimore non nov .. a, YER, rom S
already chosen delegates pledged 20 his support. n
chosen 70 the high Office judging from hi5 past pubi0
official services, there need be no regrets.
NO MILITARY NTRRFBRENC1 UNLESS URGENTLY DEHAHDnh
Some apprehensive, 40 excitemens Is running -
high and the election adoption of the couss1
tuition involves such important interests that we may
have trouble tho approaching election day. calling foe
military interference at the polls We are. 1t true
living under martial law which, as lawyers know, is sh1
will OF the commander and might justify such intsrpe.
siton. Gen. Wallace Col Wooiey Provost Harsh al, ana
all others IN command, will, know do their duty under
exigence but unless their interference becomes pal
pabie as military necessity, they will take part IN
tho matter Should IL re that their services might b.
required, they viii not be found remas. For my swu
part, thougha judge Of the election, apprenend DIM
Guilty whatever.
Supposed Marder OF Mrs. Halter.
NORWICH Conn, Oct. 9, 1S61.
In the OF the finding OF the body Of Mrs Halaer
German lady who disappeared two weeks snce second
Corouers inquest has rendered verdict that shs
to her death at the hands Of parties unknown Efors
will be made for the detection OF the murderers.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

sal Rings kor Gentlemcn--Fgno aoids
. s,sas pisht ten, twelve, fftssn. twenty-five 70 gne
wa,sd snd ny dollars each, Cor <se oy o. @. ALahs
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