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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03


IT will be seen from the following that
the Idaho Emigrant Protecting Expedition
which was fitted out under the command
Of Maj. Maynadier has been abandoned.-
The Sioux City Register says:
"The grand enterprise of opening a road
to Idaho up the Niobrarah valley, COR which
Congress appropriated the muniticent sum
of $4,000, and for which purpose Major
Maynadier and three Captains, thirteen
men on horseback, five wagons drawn by
twenty mules, and any number Of big box
es, by express, came here, has fizzled.-
After selling what horses, mules, wagons,
harnesses, sugar, coffee, &c, they could,
the expedition, i. e. Major Maynadier, Capt,
Rood, Q. NJ, and the two other Captains,
started east.
No blame can attach to those officers
They were ordered here After procuring
the necessary outfit they found the $4,000
nearly expended, and without the number
of men to render their passage through the
Indian country at all safe. Indeed il
would have been foolhardy to have attempt
ed it. Having neither money nor men,
Major Maynadier wise concluded to aban
don the expedition. We regret the failure
of the enterprise, for il would have been Of
incalculable benefit to this section of coun
try to have had the road opened"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

The Dubuque Herald has the following in
relation to the McComb murder case which
was noticed some time ago:
McComb, the murderer of Miss Harvey, was
sentenced by the District Court of Wappello
County to be hung yesterday. An appeal in
his case having been taken to the Supreme
Court of course postponed the execution.
This so iucensed the people that on Wednes.
day, a mob was gathered which took the pris-
oner from the Jail at Ottumwa, conveyed him
to Sugar Creek, the place where the murder
was committed, placed rope around his neck
and gave him half an hour to live. In the
meantime the civil officers succeeded in rescu-
ing the prisoner and returning him to Jail
where he is kept under strong guard. SO
great was the feeling and excitement that some
five thousand persons, making procession
over mile long, went out to witness his exc
cution by the mob.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
VEKL.AVG r.!

Elm gesunder kraeftigcr Mann ais Ersatz-
mann fuer Elm JAHR order fuer die Dauer
DIES Krieges. Dersclbe muss Auslaender
oder sonst militairfrci scin. Einen solchcn
wird cine liberale Vergumtung bezahlt.-
Naehere Auskunft ertheilt die office der
NORTH Iowa TINES. .....'.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
Wan tcd..A Situation /!

VNOULD prefer place as Clerk or Salesman in
w some mercantile establishment. Steady en-
poyment, and an opportunity to gain a IHoRoUGu
knowledge of business, mere of an object than the
amount of salary. References as to character etc.
given il required. Address, 81. A. c." care TIMES
Office, McGregor, Iowa. ,4O6tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

MERIT will not go unrewarded, though often
times justice may seem to be tardy. In the
case OF DR.. ID. ii. Seelyc, who discovered the
Liquid Catarrh Remedy which has cured thous-
ands who had almost given up hope Of cure, it
has been thus; bnt during the last year in the
unprecedented amount of sales to inhabitants
OF nearly every cline, do the people acknowl-
learning. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
"AN'TEDs

A substitute to serve ONE OR THREE
YEARS in the Army or Navy of the Uni
ted States, for which liberal price will be
paid in cash. No one liable to draft need
apply Enquire at this office.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

On the 9th of July an influential dcputa-
ton, consisting of the Marquis of Cabr-
carde, the Bishop Of Chichester, and several
members of Parliament, Mr.. Spence of Liv-
erpool, and several others, waited on Lord
Palmerston to urge mediation in America,
on the plea of humanity. Lord Palmers
ton said that the government did not con
slider that this'was "a moment when media
ton would be acceptable. both sides Icing
equally sanguine Of success, while the
North especially was jealous ofinterference
IF opportunity for mediation arose, the gov
ernment would gladly avail itself of it.
On the Goth ult trains commenced to
run across the bridge at Davenport as
usual.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

The Mexican population of the southern
counties of California are beginning to take
side foran against the usurpaton of Maxi
milan. The great majority support Juarez
and express regret that the United States did
not extend its protection over the Republic Of
Mexico.
Charles l.. Weller, ex-Postmaster Of San
Francisco, has been arrested and imprisoned
on charge of using the reasonable language OF
the Copperhead club. MIR. w. is chairman oil
the Democratic State Central Committee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

Adjt. and Inspector General. S. Cooper, of
the Confederate army, issued an order on the
2lst Of May in which he says that lowing to
the inestimablc services rendered to the Con-
federate States by Maj. Gen. NJ Banks.
U. S. A., all officers and men in the service of
the Coafederacy are hereby prohibited from
harming a hair of his head, and are especially
ordered under all circumst ances to allow him
to escape"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
INFORMS. WORMSl Moth.

WORMS, WORMS! Mothers, save
your children. Thousands of children die
yearly from worms whose lives might be saved
Mothers, use Dr. ChurchiUs Worm Losenges, which
VIII surely Kill and expe them from your children.
Chiidreh Will eat them as readily any candy For
Coughs, Colds, &c., use Shuld's Compound Cough
Syrups. For sale by all Druggists a."
4o2 HUNTINGTON Il CO., Agts, McGregor, Iowa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

The first or initiative term will continue IL weeks.
competent teacher in the person of Miss T. NJ.
PosT will be in readiness to act assistant If
qured. Scholars requested to be present as
nearly as possible, at the beginning of the term, in
order to commence with their respective classes.
1mI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
To the PublicI

TN consequence of the advanced Irices demanded
by proprietors of Patent Medicines, leaving to the
retailer little or profit, the undersigned Drug.
gists and dealers in Patent Medicines in Moe
are reluctantly compelled advance our retail pri
ces on all medicines from and after this date as per
schedale below: ...-.-- --'.,~-
All Pills formerly sold for 25c to be 800.
All other preparatory articles former 10 r'-...
-, ~ sold for csc ito be 35c.
All other preparatory articles former -.
-, ~ sold for ......- soc to be Csc.
All other preparatory articles former . =
~, ~ sold for Use to be 81 90
All other preparatory articles former
~, sold for 81 90 to be 81 rs
All other preparatory articles former
sold Tor 81 SO to. be 81 IS
BENTON BROS. Il CO.
. II. +. NEWELL.
WOOD BROTHER.
s. HUNTINGTON Il co.
McGrsgor, Iowa, July 26, 1864. SmlO6
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

LOUND-A Pocket Book with some money. The
l. loser can Ia the same 10y proving property an
paying for this advertisement. 81,
f-. 4O5 DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

ss- select school.---The Monona Select
School will be opened on the first Monday in septem
ber 1864, under the dictatorship of Miss NJ +. Posr.
The price Of tuition per term will be
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

nv 4 are in communication with parties who are
w sirous of investing the above amount in
good Western Farms and Lands, if the same can be
bought at rsasoable prices.
Parte. having Farms, or Good Farm Lands for
sale, will please send the Numbers, Price, &C., and
we will try and effect sales tor them at our usual
rates of Commission.
CALklNS & McCRANEy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
sshington, July 81.

Eighty one rebel prisoners have been
brought here from S.ndy II AK, M.r,land
They state they wee in charge Ut plunder
trains and we're ov-rtakvn a. Sni. k.r' :
Gap BY a portion Of the pursuing force
under Cook A fight Immediately fol
lowed, but the train gusrd finding it i'm.
possible to save tie rain destrt yed il hy
FIRE and retreased. leaving the ,ea,nsters
aud Others n. the mercy uf our forces
A letter received bv an afi ser III Wash
ington FROM Sandy II ok. Nd. states
many st'sgglers from the retrealing rebels
come into that pace daily AMI surrender
themselves. The meu are won dowa By
rspid marching ard man, of them are bare
foot aud their cu'hts torn 10 ,att-rs.
The Evening s ar learns from . former
citizen # Madison county, Va. who ha-
sone time been tejour"iog in F4ufa,
'punty, that lie is 'eilabIy informed h.
rebel raiders met with 30 mary mi.h.p.
'ng.st,ng away with their tIusder fruI
Maryland that what they have managed I.
keep will hardly pay ,hem for .hei'
uouole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
From Charleston.
New York. Julv 9


The Tribune's Hilton Head cvrre-pon-
deIt gives an account Of the 6ghtlny on
Juhnsun'l Island.
IL Vas evldent ON the 9th that the
enemy we're concentrating . pretty strong
Iorce sgainss US.
The ClsrIest 70 troops remained nm
Jimes' l-lsLd and re,nforcements we're
throsn agsi. st Gens. II Itch and Ssxton
on Johnsop's Island ss early a. The Tn
G.n. Birney bad been sent back 10 F,osi
da and the command Of his brigade de-
vowed on Col M mtg m .ry.
10 the forenoon OF the 9 b Col. Davis,
18Th Pennsylvania. held the advance and
vas stpp ,r'ej BY section Of the 81 New
York art lrry uader Lieut. Mills Will.
the Coi. was sanding Oh little enibenc.
With glass; in hand ex ex4mining the ene emy's
position he vas 6r-d at by the r~bslI and
: shell .xpl ded 10 his right hand, airy
log away all Its tiagers
TIE enemy soon sdvsnced upon our
po.iii N aud attempted To cruss bldg.
from which se hai removed part of the
plank. Lieut.. III lis opened with tuns.
double shot'ed upon them. causing krea,
slaughter.
The action lasted about an hour. The
enemp was driven back, aud the lighune
for the day thus ended.
|. became evident that the enemy vs,
concen'r ss'ug on Johns"n's I,ls.d. Mont,
gomery's brigade was ordered 10 reinforce
our troops there He reached tie Sd cer..
of action about midnight.
At o'c .ck on fhe 9Th he was advanc
ed " relieve Col. vanwvck, OF the 56tt
New York, tut the gsll,nt Coluuel zen
| back word that be was still able to hol
his position Nonigomery's force va
held in reserve. At esrly dawn the enc
my came down upon uur advance aud D
ioubt surpris d the picke,s, and the ad
vance guard of the lU4 h PepnsyIvapia
Lieut.. Col H,rt o ~ commasd,ny.
Atany rate. this old veteran regiment
., mp 'sed "f a. good material - there i.
IA the srmy, was driven from its position
aud cent 10 the rear Col Mon,Qomer
threw in the 7th U. s. colored t.oops an,
r,puisei the rebels.
On Saturday three attacks were re
pulaed
| The Herald's Hilton Head correspond
,sys the object OF the expedition to John
son 3 bland being to Withdraw our troop
rom Savannah and other points. and lhi
being accomplished. our forces were With
drawn While our Losses, including this
II the l52 Pa, will not exceed $50 i
killed. wrundrd aud missing, that Of th
rebels must have been over $40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
New York, Jaly 2Q

Tie tIerald's correspondent at Hilt D
Head, 18th, says since my 10 letter there
has been severe fighting b, oar forces on
Johnsons I,land, under G.n. Ha,ch, ,com
p s'ng part of the recent expeii,ioa.
Gen. Saxton sent q regiment Thursday
to attack the rebel righi where q rebel
battery had been stationed. Then met
charged At double quick and 20 furiousl,
that the enemy retrestsd in great coniu
sion. They came very near c-prurng the
battery, which had jast .in u timber up
and be "ff wih con.ii-rshle luss.
A 6.ht occurred Saturday, morning
The e, eny having received their rein
forceuents the att * vas made by the
rebels. who advanced about ! . clock un-
der cov,r Of heavy fog. aud drive 10
our p'ctets neatly opposite Fo,t PrngIe
Al qsaster before 6 o'clock they sdvaa.
ced 10 .orce, and 6ghs vf fifteen mi u,e.
followed, 10 which the rebels v~re thor.
"ukhly repul ed. Strength. ned sssin,
the enemy male another advance Il 8
and halt click, and attempted To carr,
our position By asssult. Our troops re-.
served their ere till the rebels we're Almosl
upon them, when With double snotted gums
they opened With grape aud canister,
moving down the advancing columns b,
the score. The iufAntrJ also Kept up m
accurate and coniinuo1s Ere with mu.ket-
~ ., such short range aud great havoc Wa.
made
In 6yo oy fen v,iontas from IL. tina .,
the attack the enemy retr.a,ed in gr~a
confusion. without having reached even
our front rifle-pi's. Their artillery open
ed on Us with great fury, and under iu
fire the rebel infantry took shelter
Our loss in killed, wouuded and miss
ing was only s2i, and some OF the wound
ed only slightly injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23

Gen FIX has jas. issued a stirring
appeal to lhe citizens Of north west Mis-
soun to rush to arms and rally to the de-
Tense of their homes, end for the utter
extermination of the guer.illas of thai
section. He calls for Eve thousand mount
ed men at once, urging that the euIer
gency Is 30 imminent that there is not
time to pro ure tro' p, elsewhere to save
the people Of north west Missouri, who
are being daily usssscred or driven oul
by the narauiiug aud blood thirsty guer-
riilas.
The General closes his appeal in the
following terms, and we trust that it will
be responded to with such hearty gpod
Will as to leave no further danger from
rebel guerrillss in nurthern Missouri
hencefJrth aud forever:
Loyal men OF the North west, will you
promptly respond to this call, aud aid me
10 the sue aud swift destruction OF the
rsbbers and Uurderers who are spreading
death aud desolat,on Oh their bloody path
way. CLINT b. Fisk,
Brig. Gen. C,mmaLding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
srArs - lewA.


-.
DAvuPoss, July 10, 1854. J
tor the inf,rnason of al intsrs.t.d th,s Drv.y..
- ,. 49, e.u1sna cs this Stxsc RAUnu iizhis
the Gntea stasss - am.tsrs r 49, 1p, -
that this kind Of Gnited States serytes a. - rs.-.
tnem q ON the liabilities a draft If - 10 - 49,. -
drafted they ~f b. condrsd aes- ,s :. r. iI,
ted state: snthoriues they do re,ort tb~mslv.
or dnty 70 the raa,ls. q provide = sni'stirlte.
II any persou NOT authorized by the United s,.,. =,
state authorities attenps- ~ ~nIsx men inn, - "
outside u thi. State t~y will b. once arrested and
pisc-d in confinement, and all State ofrer. a., ti
directed "a atd this Experiment IN its erar,.
any recruiting I'm this stai, whi not 1.ps s ~
'~r- 9" tbs United States Goserplnent state Gov
ernment.
state oHscsrs directed TO zee that II fol
o~ing paragraphs VI ucnerai Orders No 81 October IL
1851, tst ia torce) are sfrctiy observed:
IL that cizn, ihabitsn nt resident Of this STATE
subject d. military daty either In the Volunteer on
deserve Militia sha hereafter -aIt to enter
the military ice ~ State. nd all
liable 10 military duty within this ttate eby
nibited fro esting or Agreeing 10 enlist assembling
ith view for the purp cf cuterfng the service u
any other ste Nor shall any persoh ihin this st--
liable do military duty into the ser,ic. OF the
uted sate- except unler the express authority of Ills
State Provided. that this order intended pre-
the Government Of the United staes from
for the Regular Army, purunnt TO the Acts OF Con-
Ill That all peryors whether residents Of this state
or otherwise ami all office xceit resular, authorized
,,icer, of Unit-c States recruiting for the Unted
states Regular Army hereby prohibited from enlist
ng 10 any raising men witbin this State with
the purpose of entering into the M litsry
rvc- of any other State Of b. United State except
pursuance Of the laws aud authority Of the state VI
4owa
~ That the Adtutant enerat Of this State b charged
th the duty Of SEEING that neither Of the above oraers
Nos Ii and ii Is violated.
And thu si Adjutant General, when Satisfied that
iher of the above Orders Aos. III rnd Ill hss
eei Is being violated sha order slI officers per-
soi ting such orders under military uni
otb-r~ is iirets be sttacLe cd
and enter the srrvice privst-s in any company
exnen being raised within this State under authority
thereof.
by order OF the ConmsnserIn-Chef.
y. u. BAKER
Adjutant General Of lows.
Papers In the State which have usually inserted orders
Of this Department will insert July2i-lt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
PEACE. pEACE,, PEAcE,n

The Copperheads are now afflicted with
another semi annual visitation Of the peace
mania. A lot of "meandering" fools and
knaves, at the head of whom are George
n. Sanders and Colorado Jewett, are
piping peace from the neighboring shores
OF Canada. And on their persistent rep.
resentaions that they had authority t.
conclude terms Of peace, it seems ttst the
President yielded to Mr.. Greeley's iupor-
tunities and sent him to confer with these
graceless rebel scamps. And thsreupon
IL soon leaks out tha. they had no author
ity from any source to make or receive
propositions of peace. Whereuppn the
President very properly addressed an
open notification "to all whom it may con.
cern," that he Is ready to grant favorable
terms to any person or persons who may
have authority to control the rebel arm,
This draws the rebel FIRE, and Messrs
Clay and Holconb unburden their spleen
aud their disappointment 10 very uudi
plomaiic and abusive TRADE against The
President of the Uuited States and his
Administration.
Now, We take it the Copperheads did
MT pocket very large amount Of capital
BY this transs otiou, and they would do
Well to husband their resources. Direct.
ly shout of triumph and ri ,icing will
arise throug hout the North Tor . glorious
victory over Johnstou's army and the cap
ture Of A'lants, aud then before the Pres
ilential election comes of the loyal PEG.
pie will be wild With j y aud excitemen.
over the coming overwhelming victory
which will crown Grants campaign at
Richmond.
Prudence then should dictsts to the
embry onic rebels hereabouts to be ware OF
any extravsgsBt demonstrations now, les
they be marked down and remembered
against them TO their sorrow when the
rampant loya nion men seain c. .lebrs.e
the captare of Richm, nd Let item re-
mt ember that although Peace hath her
victories" it is not at all Improbable that
We shall have some od.tashioned war vie
tories yet before the season closes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23

buffalo. July -.
An accident occurred on Gml Isand,
NisgsrA Falls, this evening, near the Bid
dle stai,s.
"A carriage, containing the wife Of Cap
tain Webster and the wife Of Capt HaretI
IT the g Qlar,ernsster's Department, wAa
prscipis.isd over the precipice by the
i,ofse tskiog fright. Fsrtuua,sly thsre
~as t,dg ny place some 81 feet down,
WHICH broke the fall
The ladies' ~srs l.,dg 4 in trees. On.
Of 'hea vAs seriously ]. jared, shs oshsl
~ kAhJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
julM dat
SHERIFFS SALE.

y STATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.-~A
By virtue OF general execution to me directed
BY the Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa, at Fort
Oes Moines in favor Of 6aton Brother Co., and .gan,t
Richard pye and Frederick Nuse have levied upon and
viii sell TO the highest bidder the unt door Of the
Clerks Once q the district Court Of Lee County Iowa. q
keokuk, IN said county, the 18th day of August D
lsoA between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and ociccK
r NJ commencing 1t O'clock p N. Of maid day. the io
lowing property towii The <nth vest quarter cf
eight 8 fractional rthwesf quarter Of secfion
S and the aorsh~ quarter sectsn sesenteen IL
all township ,os) norrh OF range az s) wess
Lee county, iowa
Taken, levied upon and to be sold py ofnef o.
satisfy said writ Of execution -... II
Keokuk, luly ~, 1884. isHABL AEunkSOn
prirter,a fee 81 sol Sheriff Of Lss To-. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
THAYEa, BvssGr0N 4 co. EN-.
DIR ed.
The Atlanta Ga. Register Of a recent


date says:
Ex-Pre.ideut Pierce. Sey mour, Of Con.
nec,icut, Vallandighsm, Reed. w God and
R,cha rdsop, and hundreds Of others, are
~ hostile Do war as TO Black Republican
ism. Tnese men are doing us indirect
,ervice. They are not openly and vo~ed.
y our friends, nor could We reasonably
SEX this Of them. If they did no more
than resist the central ,tion Of Mr.. Lin
coin, that far they are worthy OF our re-.
spect and sympathy. If they hold up the
banner Ct Sta.e rights, that far they are
advocating sentimsn. entitled 70 our
admiration.
Such is the course they are pursuing,
and such q course ought to have our COR
dial appreciation. Step BY step the same
cou, lotions AID the same temper that have
oraced them 10 compact unity aud iery
vslor, TO denouncs ultra Federalism aud
New England fanaticism, will bring theu
upon the right ground - it respects our
Independence. We confess our f.i,h in
their political principles. We confers
our confidence that eventually these men
will see the whole truth, and embrace all
It's conclusions.
Doubtless the Peace C'pperhesds win
feel f,ttered aud encouraged by such evil
dences uf appreciation from the traitors Of
the South. Their course 70 commended.
their service to the rebel cause is CRATE
fu ly acknowledged. aud they are p ,trou
iz'ugly pa,ted on the back and exho,.ed
to persevere, aud they will finally attain
the perfect standard Of rebel principles.
Why is 1t that the Corperheads of the
North are so anxious to render aid and
comfort to the rebels Who are massacre
ing our brethren, the Uaiun soldiers OF
the North, who are fighting 10 defence #
the Government established By our IA
th.rs? How can our citizens Le
SO msddened BY party spirit, aud go d.
luded by .heir reckless leaders, as to seek
the destruction of our noble soldiers by
encouraging and rendering aid and com
fort to the epemy2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
DHoruGRAPH korIGE.-Tns an.

I dersigned Photographers of Kessksk, In conse-
Quence Of the greet advance In the p s nate
rails aud chemicals used In busih.ss aud eisu the
heavy tax levied phnt graphs Amll ot, pes dc in
the new rvvenac bili just bee the ws compelled
~ sstsancs the prices ef all kinds OF picturts.
Al meeting h~ld July 3D. 1854 upiofm tsrin OF
prsces s&t rtes. which will bs charged hy s ne
until the cost = chemicals, kc, falls nsss thsf fa
rates.
= For csrses Z. Hssis Album Photographs. avs de-
Iars will be charged. All othur sizes viii
J. a. EMERSON,
E0LEN VAN GRlEK nm
Gil ~ SEkLKks
kOBT. II. HAIR
d G. HAMiLL,s
ss9eGe AAm AnAaea Is :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
= tier ArrssteA.

fSS ~. :, IIy z.
N. Fuller, editor OF the Nsv.rt
Evsn,ug J,urnal. w.s arrested to d,v On
tao "arr.otr, The first for melting TO 10
surrectnn, and the second for discours.
kisg ebiis'men'r, rs provided for by sec
ZION Of ths enrolment at. lie w,.
released On bail by the United Sta, e.
Co'nmi- siontr, he giving bonds in the
sum OF $4,000.