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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

R6-Geu. Veateh left for Memphis on
the Llewellyn last evening, accompanied
nv Cant Reed. Of his staff.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

GuERRrLLAs IN HEsDERsos.-Six OF
seven guerrillas we're in Henderson yes
terds- morning, having the freedom Of
the wn and doing much as they pleased
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

R6y- Another good Democrat whom
the Times has fully endorsed, has bssn
found tripping We are not at liberty
Just now to give details, Want day or
two.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
WILLIAM REAVIs.
Attorney at Law and &. 5. Claim



Agent,
Is authorizes by the Govern meat to procure Pea
siOAs, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Lad
Claims for Hsssxs aad other PEsPEETY destroyed
Wills in = s.rvfos Of the Govsrznsnt, Ese ali
claims, Of whztsvsr kind or nature AEHinst the
United STATES.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amsnamszt 70 the Bosniy Law, passed at
the last session Of Congress, AN soldiers o.
othsr persons Who hare been sAaH krsafasr Re
discharge h3a - years from tbs OATS 81 fAsir
snilsness ~ FcsSSa 81 wounds resolved in battsss
shall rs1siTs the same BOEAty a. though thsy
served two gears"
OBes es1z haIn Street, evsr KslIsr's GuH stsrs.
opposite the Coars House, Evzasvilis, Indiana
Correspondence aust sneioss sia@ps.
- Good references given II rssuired- mh8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
CINCINNATI Markets.

csSeEEzATl. SEPT. :.
FLOUR -keflss. Sagsraus . q, AID extra
10 % saiss 7I8n hhis
wBEAT.-Aetise sid higher sales Of 1000
ba.hsls at 2 1egs IS Tor red ls@1 s5 for
white.
CORN .--UnchamEsd.
ATs.-UnchAuxsd
RYE -Advanusa 10 Is
BAkLEY.--l IS al - flr prime fall.
WHISKY .-Firm e -
RONTsIOSs.-RBoyaat 55.e8o light hulk
sides soId Isc 70 The T. = ClnlFgfsssry also l.
1000 he baeen = tSf12s for EhoaldsFs, ~ a
4sis far clear ribbed siass.
ghnCERG kE.-oaist, bat hsld Hrmiy.
FLAXsEEB.-a saas4 o.. and n demand.
GOLD a 5efz 81. silver. .13z 3
MoSEY.-1tght At l0s4i2 per esas-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

VIM. II. & WI. H. WALKER.
AGENTS
For the Purchase and Sale Of
REAL ESTATE,
Third Street. opposite Court House.
GRANVILLE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
SAIISF ANIUhl OUhElo
WARR ANTED :.
OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE

I will furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals aid the City College; also, Prot. VIII
lard Parker, No. Il west 81 street; DR.. j. Il. Chill
ton, chemist, IS Prince street. New York, and
City, River. sid Military references here.
Letters, with return stamp. promptly answered
Medicines seat BY express, with directions In
writing, whrre the money accompanies the Letter.
nE~ ones ever the Auction RooEa, between the
Pest once and International Hotel. Commercial
Avenue one block In rear Of the PssSe ager Depot,
Cairo, Ills. Pest once hex No. III.
s~ osaes hours from TO Il A. NJ and from )
rs BELL, n. D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

LYONS KATHATR0H.
Ksthairsa = fren tiss eresk ~sra s'KsshFs."s Or
"Ksthzirs," sigsifyiag u sisaass. EsJstlasis aas
rsstsFa. Thls srt<ts is ~hst is nsss sigsiass.
FoF prs@sFsiae. restoring asd bssstifying me
human hair 4 Il the ssst rszalkssl. sssyaraiisa
n The worid. II is ssaiu swx.s snd pat w
ne original preTristsr. and Ia asr .szs vita ~
Sane care. skiil and sttsntiss whisA Esss n .
sale 81 ever oas zillisa Bottles pr assss.
his . @0st dsiishsful Hair Dr.sslzx.
ItsFaaioAtss scaFf aad 9andrua
II keeps the bsAs ssol ssd eisaa.
II mssss The hair, rich. ssn as1 gisssy.
IL prsssnts the hair fFsn fsllisg ss sd tss..
Tag gray.
IL restores hair spoh bald hssAs.
AHy fady o. gsntisnan whs vsiuss 9 b.sztafA
bed ofhair shosiA nss Lyos's KAthslrsa. hh
knosn and a 81 throsghout tee sivfiisst wssk.
ssls b AT rsspsotabis aaslsrs.
DEnAs BARNES 4 CO.. Hsw Tssk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
HEApoRs L. s. FoRcEs.
Mobil~ Bav. Aug. %. ga

HEApo'Rs L s FoRCEs.
Mobile Bay, Aug. %, ga
GExERAL-In reply to your COMMUNIST
cation Of this date, received By Captain
Taylor, asking for tsr@s Of capitulasion,
We have to say that the only terms we
can make are, lst The unconditional
surrender Of yourself add the garrison
Of Fort MorEap, with al the pablo prop
perry within its walls. in the same con-
dition il is now, "a The trsktmeut
which Is 10 conformity with the custom
Of the most civilized nations towards
prisoners of war 81 Private property,
With the exception Of arms, will be re
.peeted Very respectfully,
T. p. DRAYrox
SO Captain T. !. y.
On part Of Admiral Farragut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

l cure with = vegetable Neutralzer. which at oncs
arrests the disease and very removes the last
w tigo from the system, isaYing the patient a.
vigorous aud healthy, aud the skiR a. fresh and
blooming. as before the disease was eontracted-
no matter OF how long standing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Organic Weakness.

Lsss Of natural Vigor, nervous aud general de-
bility With skin eruptisns, fever sores, pains in
every bone aud muscle, loss Of memory, head ache
and dizziness, night dreams, emf, sions, impo-
tsnee etc. etc, and the endless other aaferin g
which afaiet such patisnt will be car~d by
means at present used in all the New York City
Hospitals, and those In Brooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

PHtADEErHIG, Sept "A well-found-
ed report this afternoon says Gen. Sher-
man occupies Atlanta. A semi-olicial
dispatch Is said to be the basis of the
report.
LArEk-A telegram has just besn re-
ceivea from q source of the highest
credit, dated Marietta, Ga, stating that
our advance guard entered Atlanta tbs
morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

FoRT HoRGAx. Aug. %
To T. r. DraytSH Capt, on The part o.
ADMIRAL Farraguf
GEsTs: YOar conditions in your com.
muuication Of to-day are accepted. /
have still 20 request that the terms asked
in reference to my sick be granted and
inserted in the capisulAtion.
will be prepared to surrender a. 2
O'Clock and to embark as soon as posi-
bic. Respectfully,
r 7. PAIsE,
Brig. Gen. c. S. A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

CNcIxNATI, Sept River fallen IL
inches; 1874 feet IN The channel
Weather clear. Thermometer, IS;
barometer, 1882
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
GENTLEMEN.
MERCURY.

who through thosghtiess imprudsnoe, or inno-
Gently, ss naaay hare, have become poisoned BY
that most deadly virus, FENERfaL, can nov fad
Immediate relief and permanent cure. use no
NEDHITpV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

EaRArA.--In our notice of the hrm Of
TAYLoR 4 Co, yesterday, the Compost
tor made us say Taylor q Cor.
We will not apologize, but win say
that be it Taylor d Cor, or TArLoE 4
Co, successors TO NJ LION, the stock Of
goods eanno, be surpassed in the West,
for proof OF which call aud SEQ them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
FOR SALE.

n 4n ACRES or LAND IL IOWA APPLY
ZlkO TO W. II WI WALKER,
aagif-f~d&w Third 80, ep. Court Hsuss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
FOR SALE.

DUIEDISG LOTS AND IsPEOvED PROP.
ID cry in EvRnsriila. Apply -
VII &w. Il. WALKER,
auzII-4sdkr bird st .op Court Bouss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
f EMALE DIS E a s Z s

AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
q l. ~ I'll L. NJ l. ~
I AIDES suffering from whites, Failing Of Il .
Ia womb, Inflammation, uicsratiea or IN
lars-nsnt Of that organ, suppression OF aannss
% females, ana which produce such wids spread
devastation, aud carry so many 81 the brightest
ornamsnts u society 20 an early grave, or make
life sfui while q lasts, can nov b cured spesd-
~ and psrmatsntiY. and without undergoing an
t1aminatiOn.
would caution you against believing yea are
iyiag Of consumption, when BY beiag cured q
your womb and uterine diseases net oue ptona
o. consumption Is lslt.
u wouid ss will or you to khow that all the
narrowing symptoms, even the racking cough,
fuvsr, nervous pfostration, restless nights. pAipt-
tAtion o. the heart, bead ashs. back aud bones
ache, which la consumption are 80 tormsnting,
are the common symptoms Of diseased voa b;
hence the etss with which 80 many patients and
/ physicians alike are deceived, asd many vAlas.
/ bis lives lost.
II Is with very great pleasure that I Offer the
| following letter, written by the eminent Doctor
/ NRIauT!
oAIaO. Aprn s,h. lse4-
4 hsssrs W1leox 4 briggs,
/ CsNrtxueS Since my arrival here, and par
| tieularl, since Il was known had heretofore re-
| sided in New York City, frequent inquiries hare
hesn made OF me whether Was acquainted With
nr Bell of your city, whist living shsres and
| what knew Of him, etc.
In order that there shall be no misundsrstana-
ing, aud for the purpose Of placing ny self righs
in the eyes Of that gentleman, we'll as yourselves
aud erAers, dssm u proper As we'll - prudent 70
mako MS statement In writing, 70 be ieH In youF
hands. or givea TO Or. Bell, ven may think
best, he 20 do with Il as he pleases. | krew DR.
DELL some SIX or eight years since, in New 1OFs
city, where for tsw months We we're engaged IN
tie same Institute. lie vas clever scholar
standing third In his ella swithin afteea months
Of his aFst entrY, aud pronounced by all the Pro
fessors, we'll "a BY majority Of the Thirteenth
Street School enc 81 Its brightest lights and hen
! cradle members. Dr.. Bells treatment In tht
speciality. particularly In the treatment Of ema
diseases, ts aeknowlcdged equal to any Of the re
formed school Of physicians, aud sxcelled by aop
/ in the great institnts.
I DR.. Bell is, in my oPisiensa gentleman vel
worthy Of the extended pzzMsAEe which, Al
e happy TO find, Il daily being extended 10 him.
Respectfally yonrs, It. WRIGHT, NJ. n,
Prop'r 81. Louis III CAT and Lung Institute
Ne. IS North sixth street, 50. Louis, No.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Coroner.
Pisass snnsuoes JOHN BIsCHMAN. an old
citizen Of this Cosnty, ~ candidate for ths Office
Of Coroner At the eBsulHg October election.
For Common Pleas Judge.
We are authorized 70 announces WILLIAM P.
EDISON. ofMt. Vernon, AZ a candidate for Judge
Of ths Court Of Common Pisas, In thIs District.
For county Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be = eAndidaes for
County Surveyor at the ensuing ostsbsr slsstisn,
on affiliations alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
MEDICAL.
3. T.-isRn-x

fsrsszs Of ssdsntary habits tree klss win
rssf ass, isssiiufa, Fz'pisst'es sftss hart tsss
e aersiiss, sisirsss sitsr satisr. tsEria lls.r.
osnaii Psiise. asssrss - sssss. ~ tAsy IN 80
~ fhs ssiss4as-4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08

H The Chicago Convention Of ~
Copperhead psrty Of the Union will meet
on the Fourth of July, and in order tC
give it additional eclas and create : gen.
eral sensation throughout the country,
Vallandigham, the great Copperhead
martyr, will be there in person. 9
This has been . foregone conclusion
with the party for some time past. and
John Cochrane 4 Go. went into the Cleve.
land Convention with the special aim and
purpose of committing the men there as
sembled aud the party there organized
to the defense and vindication of the
rights of the banished exile. Hence the
resolutions in condemnation of '.arbitrary
arrests" enanating from . class of men
who have ever been the most vociferous
in favor of the suppression of treason in
the North by the strong hand of power.
Fremont is the great leader of the new
party, and Vallandigham is the no less
distinguished martyr of that party's plat
form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
HARD UP FaR SUPERVISOR.

The people of Keokuk will be surprised
to hear that Erie j. Leech is a member of
the Board ct County Supervisors from the
township Of Jackson. 1t is even 40, old
Staley, one OF his stripe of men, had
him appointed by the Board withou. ask
ing the consent OF the people whom he is
to misrepre:ent.
IL Is known TO most persons that Mr..
Leeeh left this county last year and took
up bis residence in Michigan, and that he
has not been living 10 Iowa since he
moved back, long enough to entitle him
to vote, much less an office.
The Board was probably Influenced to
appoint him for Jackson township from
the fact that he failed of an election to an
Office in the hundred-day volunteers, and
thereupon deserted them, reputliated bis
published pledge, and violated the obIi-
cations incurred on the occat zion of his
enlistment.
HIS Copperhead friends ir, the Board
naturally enough felt sympathy for
Leeeh In his disappointment, aud m ad-
mirstion for his shsmelessni,s S. in back
ing OUT Of the service, and so eyinced
their sympathy and admir- alton by ap-
pointing him member of the Board of
of County Supervisors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08

The proceeds of the gr eat Fair at St.
Louis amounted to s575, 900 Saturday
night.
Gen. ROsecrans presided by appoint.
ment over the drawing for the smizer
farm, and little Nellie Grant, daughter of
the Lieut.. General, drew the numbers from
the wheel. The Smizer farm was drawn
but the name of the i4cSy Individual was
not known, or at least, was not given.
The sword vote resulted in favor oil
Gen. Hancock, WHO received 2 ,4o3. while
Mcclellan, next in order, received 978
votes. The total receipts in the sword
contest amousted to S4,5l7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM GRANTS AKMY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGfoR. June Z, 1864.

WAShAN0TUHs june I Aou4.
To Maven 6ExxRAL DIxs
Dispatches FROM headquarters Army Of
Potomac at 8 o'clock this morning, have
been received.
An assault was made on Burnside ct
midnight, but was successfully rcpulsed.
In the preceding AFTERNOON loo picked
usa of the eusa,y nadesa rush . 6nd oat
what MAJ the meaning of Haaceck's 3D.
vancing his siege lines. Nine ont Of the
party wefs captared, and the rest killed
o. driven back. N.
Several letters have passed between
Gen. Grant and GEN. Lee ia respect 10
the care d he dead aud wounded between
the two armies. sss
z(Rets. Gsaat. IN . closing letter, regrets
thaA II shis sGoFts for alternating the emf.
fsrinCs Of tbs wounded men left on The
battle field. have been rendered nsgafoyy
Two rebel of5cers and six men sent oh
TO seaj6ufSs ths MDuAded wefe saphSred
/ II s0ooseq qsenss of the esemss not dsiiv
Iesiax t3en. Lees lsttef u1sil 1ftsf ~
49, ~ ~ 1Amed I'D AxpinsdA Gsa
E61lx5na1 aoti1sd 0ss. - ~ ,tAsj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
PILor Gaoyr, June 8. las4

iLoA onof ~ Suut ., loD4.
Editor Gate Cay:-As Jour Ironton
correspondent has been laboring to prove
by quotations, &c., from orders on the
subject, that recruits would be credite a
to the district in which they are enroHe d
it would be satisfaction to know VII at
he will say to the enclosed copy of an or.
der furnished BY Capt. Rutledge, Prov ost
Marshal of the First Congressional Dist ric,
OF Iowa, and is of much later date than
the one quoted BY him, which I hops, YOU
will publish. 1t will not be news of
course, to most of your readers, IS it is
we'll known that such an order was ssued
aud that credits have been made in ac-
cordance with 1t. MARIos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Adlutant Generals Office,
Washington, Jan. IS, '64.
{ CIRCULAR No. 2.)

The following instructions concerning
credits on the quotas Of States and towns
are furnished tor the infor nation and
guidance of all concerned:
Recruits will be credited I o the locali-
ties from which they receive local boun-
ties; proviaed the musterip gin rolls show
them enlisted and mustered lin as of said
localities. The musicrinr. in rolls must
show tie facts Of the clse and will be the
evidence for awarding th credit.
Veterans in serrice re enlisting- will be
credited 10 the localities to which the re-
enlistments ana mastering in rolls show
them ms belonging. There fore, until ,ete-
rams have b mrste red, it cannot be
determined ~ @i,at particular locality
thev will he credited.
(Signed) L. d. TowssKND,
Asst. Adj't Gen.
X b. RuTLEDcE, Pro. Mar. LIST Dist
Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
New York. June 7.

New York, June Z.
Ine conmercial's Washington special
says ven. trant's brother has returned
from the army bringing encouraging in.
telligence.
The Commercial says Mr.. Chase il in
the city in consultation with bank of5cere
with view TO negotiate at once tenn.
porary loan. The amount he desires TO
borrow 10 stated at $50, ,OOo. 600.
The Post says the anticipation that the
new loan viii decrease the loan market
and make money so stringent a. to pro-
ducs . temporary panic, IS not likely to
be realized 1t the New York sub-treasury
today. Mr. Chase is in concert with
Ar. Cisco, and the leading financial ins,i- :
tnlions i making such arrangements as
will efectually. prevent any such disas-
ters and disturbance of business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
I EGAL NuTICE.

STATE or IOWA I4xx corvrr, sss--In the District
Court OF said County. AT KeukHk.
John q Copein Plaintiff. Trrsss Blackwell De Witt
Farshali John Sanford. B~ferdsnts-
Notice is h-r-ty gwen 20 thu Defendants herein above
naraeH pc tissn In civil Gle Ia the
CAt Once of the Ds.tctCourf sfsresaid duly veried
In behslf o. the above named Plaintiff against yeu and
claiming decree requiring sir aas satisfy Of record
certain mortgage 20 feet fronting sh street
by $50 feet deep lots 10 II aud L. IN Block IL
the City Of Eroknk Lee ccaaty Uwa. next the alley
said Bsek and exs.o4aehn all lien interest of the
defendants in said presis and against then quietng
aEd establishing the title q petitioners therein ADD for
general relief
And unirss yon appear and MAKE defense thereto be-
sor seeo dsy OF tis Of said Court
10 eommenea On the hrSt Monday Of September 1854
Judgment will be i~rea AGAR ven, prayed fr
saia petition ROBERT III. GILMORE.
Attorney for Petitioner.
i4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08

IL All the great Protestant denomi-
nations of the country have been dis
rupted by the slavery question and the
war which followed from that issue. And
oil these denominations. with probably
the exception Of the Episcopal, have set
forth principles and measures 20 diametri-
callg opposite on the subject Of slavery
that 1t Is not possible for them to rsunits
again so long as slavery continues to<ex~
list in this country. Hence the whole
ihfllence of the great bodies representing
the entire mass Of the Protestansism of
the North is interested and enlisted in
the work Of bringing slavery to an end Is
speedily as possible. sfkv i s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08

To prrs.ou Chsrin Lre, Frsnser ricklenk Lu~as
Vim Turner gne~ Of P-ttrtsA .soase, 4 kAnGa4l
Simon Diei4ish II Ii Wood sara L Do:
You are hereby notified that thpr. Is ale in tn,
office of the Clerk uf the ht-ie Court OF Lee County
IosA at E,-sknk the petition of sasnei p Miller Abn.
Reeves ard C. If Perry exrrntoss Of the will of L.
Reeves deceased claiming you the ssid A urnnston
the sum Of -Four Hundred Dollars money due three
rroIisssrv nctr and aasinsi s Of yon tine fore
closure of mort gage upon Lot ~ Block ave l5) in
the addition OF isssrn I'll. Williams and Reeves Perry
to the City Of Keokuk Ieeconnty, iowa @ss tine west
half Of ssid Lot which has been released
Unless you appear therete and defend befur. noon Of
tha SECOND s. u tie September t=rna Isa3 OF said Dis
tn 4 % yst tscne the fr~t Nons in said month
Judgment and decree viii be against ynt thereon
by default RANKIN MccRAkY,
tes-i4w ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08

R The Mayor of Davenport recon.
mends that all labor ON street improve.
ments in that city be suspended during
the summer, in order that the laborcrs
TINS employed can go to the country and
help the farmers with their crops. A
good idea, that, aud worthy OF imitation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8.
DOWN ON THE LADIEss COVE.
NANT,

The London Times aud the New Yorl
World, the organ Of European interest.
10 New York. are down on the movement
inausurated by the loyal ladies' of the
Union against the importation of luxuries
and hnery. And the lesser lights of The
Copperhead armament emit their bor-
rowed light to illustrate the same subject
Whatever the London Times originates
and the New Yoik World endorses, is sure
to receive most enthusiastic advocacy
from their Copperhead admirers and imi-
tators of the Northern press. The Cop
perhead editors, one and all, imbibe their
notions of patriotism from these organs Of
British aristocracy and British stock job
bers Cd either side of the Atlantic. And
whatever the World says. the minor or.
gans OF tue party simply repeat with Ia
boring efforts which only serve to change
the phraseology in which the World pre-
sents the matter to its readers. But the
World itself, if it does not copy the arti-
cles of the London Times, exhibits so
close similarity of ideas and sentiments
as leaves DO room to doubt that the wri.
ters for each occupy the same stand point
Of hostility to our Government and the
interests and welfare of the American
people.
The London Times feels natural op-
position 10 The idea of diminishing the
Importation of British goods and thereby
damaging the prospects of the British
manufacturers aud merchants; and the |
New York World, which is run on the |
money of foreign merchants and stock
brokers with agents in New York, simply |
pursues its vocation and labors to pro- |
mote the financial interests Of its prinei.
pals ana owners in opposing this move
ment of the ladies of our day in imitation
of their revolutionary grandmother.. But
what can be the interest or the motive
which impels the Copperhead press of the
country to join in this cry Of opposition to
q movement sanctioned by the example
of other and better times, and elicitinp
the sclf-sacrifciug patriotism Of the puresl
and noblest women of our own time of
trial /?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
Escape Of Unisa Prissasrs.

Escape Of Uniea Prisoners.
New York, June z.
@ The transport o. S., which arrived herr
reports picking up on the Potomac rive,
of our Union soldiers who have esca ned
from the rebels-havinR been taken pri.
soners in the battlss of the Wilderness
They we're wounded, and SC loosely guard.
ed that they found no difficulty in e.
Gaping.
Three more we're picked up lower down
Who had, while escaping. beea stopped By
rebel scouts, but, reporting themselves
deseriers, they were allowed to pass
The following are their names.
Frank Thomas, 24th Michigan; Frank
Brcker. Let battalion N. Y. Shsrpshoot-
e.s; Ssrgt. A. N. Talley, 1874 Ohio; A..
NJ. Young, 9th Wis; Jno.. Splitter, 10Th
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