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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-11

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
New York, Nay "a.

Gov. 6eymour's letter to District At
torney Hall, in relation 70 the seizure Of
the World and Journal of Commerce,
says i is charged that these acts Of vio-
lence were done without due legal pro-
cess snd without the sanction Of State or
geDer.l lava II this Be true the Offend
ers must be punished. II the owners OF
the above named Journals havs violated
State or National laws they mast be pro.
ceeded against and punished by these
laws. Any action against them outside
Of legal procedure is criminal. The
Governor argues the matter as some
length and concludes: In making your in
quiries IN prosecuting the parties i'm
piled you will call upon the Sheriff Of the
county and the heads Of the police de.
panosat for any needed force sad assis-
t.nce. The failure 70 give this By any
Official under my control will be deemed
sufficient cause for his removal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

~The Convention Of Spiritualists,
reoAstly held inE Nsv Yosk cgesinlo ssaq
aasr 'mdss snf pplit vids lopsn. fhi
question is one <kiskouss threatened the
Mormoos, involving whether they shall
conine the ritss of love to the rules OF
lsv. Or extend 4hsn according 70 their
Likiog. They seemed % havs eood deal
to say On BOTH sides of tie question, but
could not stop talking long enough . cope
10 satisfactory conclusion. sre + "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
~ The late Mr.. Peter Barrows, an

- The late Mr.. Peter Barrows, an
eminent Irish bArrister, was on one occa-
sion while defending prisoner, oppressed
With cough, which be sought 10 soften
By the occasional use Of loaengss. The
chent whom he wass defending was iu-
dicted for murder, and il was desnsd IN
portant in his defenss TO produces the
ballet with which il We alleged the
deed W. done. This hs ~ aboat 70
do. snd held the bullet in oHs hasd, ssd
. lessnee IN the other, when in the ardos
of. advoescy b foreos which u wbicA,
and insssaa - ths luseoA ssullsUsa ~
ballee...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

~ The Methodist General Conference,
in session in Phildelphia on Wednesday
the 10th. extended the time 1t which 1
minister could stay in the same charge,
from two TO three years.
The following gentlemen have been
elected to the Office Of Bishops: DR.. D.
N. Clark. Editor Of the Lady's Rsposi.
soLy, Of Cincinnati, o.; Dr.. G. Thompson,
Editor Of the Advocate and Journal, n
Y, ssd Dr.. G. Kingsley, Editor Of the
NJ. E. Advocate, Cincinnati, O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
fowH ro rnE nEuCuE.


Surely the people of Iowa do not ap.
preeins the pressing need shNS ie rs,
troops at the present tima. Il is not pos-
sibIs that - many mea would conti1ae
to pursue the even tenor Of their way in
apparent Inconsistencies and indiffsreoce
if they were really aware Of the urgency
Of the demand for reinforcemenn from al
quarters. Men should be ashamed to
boast of their patriotism while standing
dIy BY and turning . deaf ear 10 the calls
Of the Government and the appeals Of
their neighbors aud brethren in the Geld
How can the people Of Iowa justify them
selves to the world end 70 their old neigh
bors now fighting the battles of the couu-
try way down in Georgia, in their refusal
70 volunteer for = hundred days 10 pro,ec.
the rear Of our armies, and keep open
the lines of communication and supplies
as they advance against the embsstlsd
hosts of the enemy.
The following dispatches give evidence
Of the urgent need aud absolute impor-
tance of forwarding immediate succor,
and We trust the call viii meet with
prompt response from every loyal heart !:
s,as. Washington. May "a, 1864.
To Governor w. NJ. Stone:
The getting forward Of hundred day
troops to sustain Gen. Sherman's length
enIng line promises much good. Please
put your best efforts into the work.
Signed. A. LIscoLx.
Gov. Stone has also received an urgent
request from Gen. Sherman BY telegraph
for Eve thousand troops to 60 BY ~ay Of
Louisville to hold and keep open his line
of communication and supplies.
Rembember, people Of Iowa, your
own fellow citizens, the gallant soldiers
Of Iowa, are mainly with Shermaa's Id
vance on Atlanta, and that it is your
brothers from whom arises the cry "come
down and help u.s." Can you bear here
after to look them in the face if thev re.
turn, or contemplate their fate If
they never returu, should they suGer or
perish from your present indifference or
poltroonery. Will you not feel unworthy
to claim fellowship with the brave men
Who are fighting your betues, OF to enjoy
the blessings Of government which they
shall have saved for you'll you now refuse
to extend = hep ng hand in the hour Of
their distress and peril. Rally, then, to
the rescue, and let no such stigma rest on
your faifsfaaDe, no such regrets disturb
your future peace or destroy your self
respect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

3HTsble-talk or knocking may some
times lead 70 embarrassing results, -
proved By the following gossip: A party
met the other night and formed chain,
and when the "Aaid' w. in movement,
. married lady present put the question,
"Hows many children have I7'' s.Tsp,
tsp, tap, tap" OF four replied the table.
Presently her husband came IL and asked
the same question, ''tap, tsp,r or swo,
was the answer. The effect produced by
this may be better imagined than de.
scribed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

~Gen. Rosecrans, Who wasin Spring
6sld, Illinois, on visit. ths other day, ap-
peArsd before tho Uaion County Conven-
ZION, then in session, and made spsech
10 response to vote Of invitation BY he
Deleeatss.s IS ss.s -sss.ss4 ,--~-e - i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

Fortress Aosroe, Nay -.
The sssaner Powell, Gen. Burisr's dis.
patch boat, has arrived, and reports I'll
qaist.
Thers has been no hostilities since lsss
Saturday night. From ,be last a4coss,
Of aiiairs the rebels received . sevcre
psnishing for their sttsmpt 1t night sur.
prise They bad to bury their dead IN.
der . 6ag Of truce.
Capt Geo. Emerson, Of the Goth Ohio
regiment, vas shot throsgh the body sBd
d'ed last night on the special transport,
and his rsnains have been brougat to the
Chsapsaks hospital.
$500 sounded men have been brought
down the Jsmes river since the army irst
landed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

New York, Nay.24.
The Times Washington special says
the Senate Military Conmitses 10 ooasid-
ering the pReposition to allow the Pres
ident to call out volunteers for less than
three ysan; alto - repeal the 500 ex-
smption clause.
In the District Supreme Court Judge
Wylis decided that gold speculstions are
contrary 70 public policy, asd that plain
tins can neither rosover profits. made on
former opesatioas in hsuds of defendants
Of moneys deposited with them = mar
gin Or collateral under contracts for the
purchase Of gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
VOL. II :

o~The Union State Convention o
Illinois meets ct Springfield to-day. Can
didates tOr 6safs eihctA md delegates to
the Baltimore National Convention are to
be elected. - $40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
1isssasa Radseal ceev..s,s..

Jeffersoa CITY, May -.
The Radical State Convention meets
tomorrow. Quite number Of delegates
arrived to-day.
Il = said spirited debate will arise
% the question Of sending delegates to
Baltimore A strong influence 10 being
exersd adverse to such courss-
Cleveland being preferred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

4. .',,,. | ls.. .is..s I ss New York, May a. ii
The eafgo Of coal, donate 10 the Hani.
tary Fair. By Geo. Elliott. of Rsglasay
sod eodsy for et3o0. -.- ---.----.--a aa--"--As
1t il repoFepa Re gnnbesis ~ the Po-
tomas f0ailla hare removed I'll the obstruc-
tioss in the Rappabannock. il
Nothing later from Grsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

s-. ossA18 ooe3 " S9oO
Especial to the Timesl
Guinness Station, Nay 81.
The Army of the Potomac Is again on
the march towards Ricbmond. During
the night Haocock's corps, which had
held the left of our lines 10 front Of Spots.
ylvsnia Court House. took up the line Of
march, moving on . road parallel with The
Ny river. and early this morning reached
Guinness Station, on the fredericksburg
and Richmond RaiIroad, two miles due
south from Frederiscks sburg; thence push
ed onward, following the railroad, and
tonight 6nds the head Of Hancock COL
umn at Bowling Green, l8 miles sou,h
of fredericksburg.
Tho other corps have to-day been fol-
lowing ths same general line and are now
passing the point at which this dispatch
10 Gsted.
You will observe BY these indications
the Commanding General has efTe,ted .
turning movement on the right Aask of
Lee. who is nov hastily falling back to
take up . new defensive position. 1t 10
expected hs next etasd will bs os the
South Anna River, although he may en-
aeavor TO hit us while moving BY fank
against Ne, As he did when outAanked in
his lines on the Rapidan.
Heavy firing 10 in fact this moment
heard acfoss the Ny. whore one Of our
columns is moving.
A mile southwest Of Guinness Station
is the point Of eoaAaence Of the Po and
Ny Rivers. and At this point the stream
j. crossed BY bridges which are in our
possession.
Our army is now oil gone from the po-
sition it has held before Spotsylyania C.
H. the past two weeks, aad- our pres.os
front, while it puts as in . very advan-
tageous position in regard to the enemy,
at the same time perfectly covers our
communication which are via Freder-
|icksburg and Aqua Greek.
The railroad will soon be all right from
Aqua Greek to Fsedsricksburg, and will
doubtless be put in order from that point
a We advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

NTATE OF IOWA. Co. or LEE. }ss.
. County Court Of aaid County, Estate Il WILLIAM
d MQnAylC, decsa
N1llss = ksEvby eivsn tAat q sAs ~ ~ u Nay,
l4Aa tna0ens n writing. purprtiug 70 " The lns6
6Hfena IesfaAentof WILLtAA 4c6AVEs deceased,
11g ~ Nth ~ y May, 1S0s, dxsd b. saia Coart =
1ht ~ AEN9EA Tgo0ee - r. ~ loeGfa.
slers J.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
New York. Nak q

Yhs indications ars that there siIl Be
no necessity for draft in thia cisJ anler|
the recent calls. The Supervisory Vol
unteer Comnitsee claim that The civ 4
entisied 70 credit Of shout 1900 over
the s.snbsr required under al oalh. The
Govsrnmsnf, however. claias tsp hua-
dred yet. = l'." - q I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
STATE Of IOWA.


ADJrrANf 0NWAL's OrYIca1
knsxcE, Nay 3afh, 1904
= 80 N0TICE
The hns for recruiting b sxtssded 70 recruiting on.
ce In the First District TO the 10th day Of Jana next
anless otherwise ordered
The seaeral rsnde4vow of he ons hundred say nasn
viii b y Dsvsnpor Iowa, and companisa when filled
up 70 the minimum number, lssl viii report to ths Adj
infant 0saeral. = Davsnpovt tosthxith
ose having SQUADS Of sn ana not able to raise full
company ars directed 70 consolidate with other sauads
. = 70 procure ~ rssasss aunDr ibr coupny spon
ash srns = 70 tAs distrbutton u their ocs they
nay sess npon, and tAs Consolidation and selection Of
they reach Davenport.
by order Of the Gove1nor.
nayas-d2t JOHN O. CULBERTs0N, A. AG.
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INANTRD.-The undersioned 81

term II the o. d service viii expire in few days
wanes situation 0ookkssper or Salesnnn in 4 uer.
csnte kOase having completed the theory fn book
Ing speaks the kngih md German lAnxuasss and win
y saeisfied with moderate salary keference = 70
chararterDr Comar and Chaplain Mfias OF this city
Addrss, A. woLYt, Boz 10, Keoksk, Iowa
may2S-d3s
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DLANK-WALK NOTICE.

nth safsssa sxasrs G sag If tAe yoiieriax ssss-.ssd
La6s.
At meeting Of the City Council OF the City ef Keokuk
held Nay ieth, 1854 the following resaintions
adopted, via.
Resolved, That the owners Of lots and II block loo
lots and L. block iDl. lots , s. and block lQz
lots ssd II block l lots and IL block 10 lots and
Il block loS lots and L. block l0d and lots and IL
block Aasoop Upper Addition, and lot block Ma
sons LPper Addition, be directed hare plank
OF not less than twnch plank six feet In width
IN font of their respective lots Seventh street within
twenty days from date, said walk be made ia sceur-
ance with the ordinance of the city.
Resolved, Thai the owners Of lots l. g. l. and g
block NJ lots : 8 and q block d, and lots l. o a.
and block ~, Be directed TO have pank-walk Id
txoinck plank aad x fert wie laid front Of their
respsctve lots High street. within twenty days ron
date the 10 b. done In accordance with the ord
nance in such c~se made and provided
b &. MERRIAM
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Keokuk
mAy1a-d2v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-No,ice il
IL hereby given that tse uneerdensd haa becu en-
pointed by The County Court or Lee county Iowa Exec
utor Of the estate Of James WoodA, deceased.
may2a CAAS HUBBELL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

NEW BOOKS.
NY FARM OF EDGEwOoD.
By TX MARVEL.
GEN. McCLELLAN's REPORT AND
CAMPAIGNS.
"REMINISCENCES OF AR. X. ENGR.
WATsON's CALISTHENICs.
WHITNEY'S WAR FOR THE UNION.
WICKERsHAA's SCHOOL ECON
OMY.
HUskS by Marion Harland.
LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT.
AARMADUKE MEaRY.
GASCOYNE, THE SANDAL WOOD
TRADER.
BREAKFAST In BED.
WILD SCENES In SOUTHAMERICA
ISLE OF WIGHT:
BY JACOB ABBOTT.
LOUIE'S LAST TERN:
By the Anther Of aRatie<ira.
KIRK'S CHARLES THE BOLD.
Just received BY
n. B10WNELL 4 Ce..
nay2 Corner Main and Fourth STA
BOOKS: -:
Alexander marx a 50
Wythe's Pocket Dose Book rs ces
Morris AinsAiurc No.nfof, ~ cts-.
furn ale NV ~ - wyu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
nHOlCE LANDS AND LOTS FOR


~ 8ALE.-I0tse y ~ II spdlz In block 57 vfthvseu
built spacious OCago.a Moae ssndstoBe, brick stable,
vssohouse, kc-. lofs and $ biork S. with dwelling
house, de- lots g. T. aud with choice fruits of all
kinds lots T. L. snd g block Ia; los bck 1s ics
tioek l0A
In Williams Perrys AddtJop--Lcts 3, 4, s. 6,
and BLOCK lots II and IL, block liz; lots d, and b.
block - Also, 10 rich farming land, with
forfAble cabin and sfaae mee ~est Of AoBtrnst,
with Of vainabis orcbard and good portion "
meadcw and growing timber t9 extending eouth
u Plank Rosd with frame dwelling bouse, &C.
and - al yonng tinlf~r; 50 VI land I'll
iocsted Mcsres county sniies ~ W from Albfs- also
50 Of timies lAnd, mile North Of Hsnilso, a
cock county, Ill.
Apply % wm IL Williams on Mrx A. L. Williams, crE~
ner N second and High ssreets kevkuk- msyt-utf
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sa
LATEST FROM BUTLER'S
'' COMMAND.
s4tdsstght .1ffaek - Bloody
Oefeat Of the Rebels.


Army sf sAs Psssmss 0tin Pruhi.~
AAeaA-kee Falling Back e . NOV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

MALL PAPER, &c.-Spring Stocl
w u Man Paper. Borders, Gilt Windox Shades
Pendulum, fixssres Cord rasses &C. rsceived ana q,
sAse ey apr M WESTCorf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

NOHCE-I shall - absent from the
IN city yfcg time sad my sbsescs Mr. ". O. Strps
WNreeelvv fehts aad u1sse4 10 any usb buaipexs fw
-. s0Asc - - stns~G. - 80 ?. H.HEAks-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19
FROM THE UNITED STATES

We have received the Nav York Times and Polk >
dephis Inquirer of the 18th, snd afternoon edition Of
the Bat more Americans of the same day. et
The ass BY tn 50 arrivals Is Of come Importance
Rear Adairsl Dahlgren. and General Faster. COM
md ne United ststss naval aud msry forces Oh The
Georgia coast. send information to Washington. under
dste Of December l2h, tina. news from Sherman direct
advancing to attack that city.
From Tsbnessss, the ne's stothsefs that Hoods
lines still closely enyeoped Nashville. General Lyons
detachment was stIll moving on towards Kentucky
BE a operating heavily on the railroads to the north
Nashville.
Und,r the effects Of iumors Of war with England,
gold had sdosnosd, closing on tie l4sh at asss and
|spsgss Il ~ y sss.:s ?. ~ MA. asss =,
- AZ 1eii,91 Ffs 5Jt24t Ttssss s7aet stss tls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19
More on the Same Subject.

Since the foregoing article was Wrstsn, later dssss
from the North acq qAint ~ with proceeding tina
Voss boWshol bsyoni anything Yankee PseaunPtiOl
ha, vet dared, or British msChnsss submitted to-
General d 4, conn ,nding tho "DipArmsn l OF the
E,t has isauld IRON his Headq lArtsrs in New 70 h
. proslamat on rseitiug that information had been
,aeslvsd that the St. AlbJns "Isbel maraudeTs" hRd
bs.D discharged from arrest and "thAt other en- sr-
urisss are actually In preparation ia Canada and
oEdsFng-
LAlmIi:sry commanders on The frontiers, ia case
farther sots CT depreciation sGd murder are attempt
cd uhs.hsg by narsudsFs Or persons acting under
eonuis,iou from the rsbsl authorities 81 Richmond
% shoot down the psFpsustOrs 1t possible Whils in
the commission OF thsif crimes or, II It be Rsoss
ssry, With view to thslr capture 10 cross the konn
"a dsry bstEesn the Uaitsd States and Canada, said
q. commanders are hereby directed to panus thsn
a wherever they may take refuge, and Il cipHred
they are under no circumstance TO be surrendered
bus are TO be sent to these headquarters ioF tra
" aud punishment by marital law"
/ This is sonsthing more than che VaEorirg s1ds Nag
ger as have lad heretofore. The successful bulYin.
Of e "a % and the pat snt ubms'iol II the Br''-
:sh authorities haTs 81 Ast brought about ~ ohsia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19
THE CITY.

WIFs BsAsne John KIoss. G,rmau stopkssp-
sr Dad street. shove LIST street, was yesterday
arrested by officer Jnkins the charge of beatr II
bis wife, Kloss hs, only been married siT wseif.-
he says he did not beat bic wife, but that the boo. 10
on the othsr lfg she beat him. and In proof sbowtd
an abrasion on bis forehead. He was hailed 10 SD.
par before the Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19

BuSeLIar -s,'urdsy Eighth grocery store OF D.
Miller Of Davsl and 81. Paul streets, wss bro.
Ken ntoand trunk containing 81 .oCO In 6onfsder
ate money ives carried OF.
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S$SSAsaSss ~ -
81 i:a.I,,
EyENINa .WHlG.

~. shah publish, to-day, At o'clock P, D., and
,v,yy succeeding day Sundays sICePsOa) al the same
hour. an evening edition Of the Wing. Tue kVsnins
Wing viii contain tie latest news BY mail and telegraph
an "a ,hs boar Of sOns PrOa OdOsAls, local intel
-. a, bS0
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19

CHArsID wIrH sTrlIIsa PowpSs-C. n. Rex,
Fs,eto artillery, "" 90 satartsy committed to 'hs
Ostls ON the charge Of stealing Government rc-der.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATU RE.
SENATE.

sAruRDLY, Dec. II, 1854
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock. Lent Gov Price In
the Chair. Prayer by DR. ID ggsit.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, OF MiidlessI, tfirsd resolution
to inquire luto the exp del cy Of preventing specus
tIons in salt and other nessssariea -
Ar. BALL-A resolu ion Of expsdienoy of iucress-
ing spprop istions TO the Virginia Military Institute,
90 BE to continue at the Iastiuts the full number ci
Cadets provided for by law, 1t, a
Mr.. TAYL0R-Resoluion Of expedieLcy to suthr-
riEe csruhsstss OF elections to ee made by eomptrol-
iers, instead OF commissioners Of ell oioD.
Nj. CHRISTIAN, OF Augusts- Resolution of expe-
dieney OF removing the Mother Back OF the Valley.
Os motion Of Mr.. LYNCH, the resolution OF red by
bin on Friday, With regard TO the suspen son Of tbe
per diem Of the members during the rtcsss, was taken
up.
Mr. GARRISON moved that the resolution be laid
n the table. Carried. 81 ID.
On mo | of NJ. JOHNSON, the ssnate adjourned
to Monday al IL o'clock. 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-19

December 9Th Malvern Ill., NottovAy the ressdenee oi
toe brides mothss b. the Rev ISIS. Duncan Dr. VIM K
TRENT Of Gooc-ad, JULIA L. daughter lats DR.
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CONFEDERATE Stairs CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION. SkcOED cog0RESS.
SATURDAY, DEC. II, 1854.
SENATE

01LUNU DhooIUN-pHtUHU CU4FUHHoos
SATURDAY, DEC. IL, 1864.
SENATE.
Toe Senate met OF IL n, the VicE PRIsiDEET in the
Chair.
The Journal having been read, and the States and
Committees called. .----.
On motion Of Mr.. HILL, the Senate resolved into
secret session. -.
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NOTICE To parties holding claims against
the Tor DONE materials labor furnish
for repairs n Richmond and DsnVs Railroad rendered
necessary he raid OF the IN Jaue last, vii be paid
reenon OF such claims 10 the undeFsgned a DsnVe Va,
ard after tho 10Th lost
Pay be made y 70 the parties In person, to
provided vita duPcsts powers Of attorney
properly sitnssseL y 7. d. hYER,
dis Major Of fngieetrs
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NoRrE CARoLISA LEaIsLATuHr-In the Senate, on
Wednesday Mr. Poole 'psace resolutions were laid on
TIE table, BY vote of twenty. four 70 twenty, end
kept there, aspiss ysorppsfest to rssursset thsp
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GEN. pr1s obDra TO Br rspoA.ID At IT,,

THoY. Dec. is A pubic m .otii has been called,
10 be held In Troy to- m0uos evening, for Iho pur.
pose of endorsing the lata order OF bsj9r G6n Z
ia reference 90 rebel raids from UAnsds and to sug
gest adopt such other measures will insurs ihs
protection OF cur frontier. Tue nance OF Gen. Wei
and Mayor Thor ahead the list of sighsrs.