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JAMES 8. DOWNS.

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Leonard zesn. 81. Aary's Co. ND, ~ :
Will practice IL q. Mary sand the ad1aiuins
cUonties.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the subseri.
~ her has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
Of st. Mary's county IN Maryland. Letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of Georg.
Herbert. late Of said county, deceased. An
Pers"ns having claims against the enid De.
ee'sea, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the proper vouches thereof. to the snt.
serlbsr on or before the 9rsh day Of Nov, 1884
etherw,se they may be excluded by lat from
oil benefit Of the sald estate. Gives uader Oh,
hands this 26ih day of May, 1864.
CATHAR!NE l.. HERBERT,
Administrative.
May 3s,h, 1Se4-4w.
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CONFIRMATION NOrtCE.
George Forbes. ! In the Circuit
joseph Fl Maddox Mary's County Sit
4 Laura Maddox ting ~ . Court Of
Equity.
Ordered that the sales made and repor.
ted by r. Stone. trustee in this case, be
ratified and confirmed. unless catise to the
cohtfstj b. shown on or befors the htst
Monday in June next; provided copy Of
this order BE- inserted in some paper priu-
ted in Saint Mary's county onoe in each of
three successive weeks before the third
Monday in May next.
The Report ssates the amount Of sales
70 be 218. 400. 90. ts. s.
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Clk.,
CT. Ct. for Ssiut Mary's County.
True Copy. Test.
JNO. 4. CAVALIER, elk.
April 21-<. ea
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NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!

THE undersigned beg leave to intern the
ci!izens Of 81. Nary's County that they
have just returned ff"tn baltimore With 4
LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED
STOCK OF SPRING AND
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JOURNAL: MARYLAND.
MARYLAND FARMER
AND MECHANIC.

A TfiLYPERIODTCAL PUBLISHED
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THE senior partner formerly i"trrested in M
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Nc. - 8. CALVERT STREET. Gunner II Mercer.
p~Ns u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
GHERIFF'S SALE.

III STAFF or Iowa. LIZ CouNTY--ss
BY virtue Of special execution 70 directed Issued
BY the Clerk of The District Court said county
II Samuel K George, aud Egainst IT. r Reid lard also
decree AUST Albert ellis ana others, i i=yis upon
and all sell % The highest 1jdJet Tie if.at DIOR Of
the Clerks 0fee VI the fstriet Court II Lee county Iowa
Is heakuk, ii SAL COUNTY ihe 18th fay 4siaI,
lsG:, between the hntsrs oc9sk A. " ard e'cicSk
p NJ cing eielerk T. 81. ~ das the I'd
lowing property, The hall s.u tls-y.st
quarter q sistoR eighfsss - containing eighty
more less, IN township -afg-ix 90 north VI
IaIge i've wal. ard tie Eogh hall thl
81 township sxiy--ix or nprth, q range SIX % wsst.
al ia Lee eas4rts, iaue
Taken LEVIED upon ard = b sold ts order 81 Court,
satisfy said writ = xecuton
keok1k, Ach. 10, D. ISRAHL ANDERSEN
Printers Fee - %. sheriff Lee Co. Iowa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa. Lee le.--ss.
Py virtue ~ special execution 10 lifscied issued
y the Clerk tie District CeIft Of said county in
al George Fletcher. aId against danes NJ Johnson aid
Martha seinso, taa also deere, egsinst GEORGE
ierson 4o, and othvrs. have levied upon will sell
to the highest bidder, the front ii tie Cierk &c
Gee the District Court of Lee csaty iowa Keks,
In said county, the d day OF april A. D. 1851 between
the hour Of 9e'eiock and 80 cuck commencing
at ochack Of said day te following property. To-
Wit Patti Of lots n ana two q In block sxtg-tso
81 in the city Of kenkuk, Lee county, Iowa ner -sr~
cu'affy described foliows tcvi: commencing - IN
street point in lot one said tletk siNtNfrs -h
twenty g feet from the corner .. tie aiies rrhhbR
thfengh snil block s.xtvts e., thence iqry = l.ti
along TIE iue Fifth street ssi ~ eng t""s,'s
High street. thence hundres ~. iet az "A@ies
IL Fifth street through lot one si.a Twp - ~ ESla
block sixty-tao f2 trre sixty a1 le' ~ ms north
westerly i.,r between saii lots two IL mi three " IN
sad sioek to tie alley in said LEX x thence twenty ~
I,t along the line Of the alley In said lot fvA 81 ss
Fsf,h s.re. thence twenty j20l feef-ssieily fowa'
Ew ar, III thence eighty 80 feet across part 81 id
III and arru-s the hole q sad lot enc 4 hack
IA the place beginning en- fifth Street, In isr city ~
keokuk Lee eenaty, l"Se
Taken levied upop, and TO be sold by order II court 10
satf.fv said writ nf execution.
Printers Fee ~ 90. lSRAEi ANDERSON,
Ecnk-k. Msrch 4. "a Sheriff ~ ieeca. Iowa
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Original NOTICE.

t. IosYh v WycoF. Sarah Gertrude Wycoh, CounshIe&
Sfnsth. Y. H. 0llphant, = NJ Klpcii Co., kirkhsni-
Locke 20.
Ys, each of you hereby notified that there is
now on file the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Cut
Of Lee county, love- at kes kuk, petition 81 Daniel T.
Miller, claiming of ysi. Joseph v. Wycon the sum u
six hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest per
arsipll money due promssOry note secure. ~
mortgage made by Won 10 Toas Nickersha ana since
assigned to said Daniel h. Miller aisa claiming sRhihst
each Of YOU the foreclosure Of sad mortgage the ssme
hrg upon the southwest qsrf. o. section ~ township
~ ra.rr west, In Lee county ard further asking
for sl Of said premises and general relief: and sni,~s
yo, eeax and answer said petition or before q
TIC rssA aay of the next Of said Court 10 com
,a,ra n Kesnk on the LIST Monday 81 September A.
lsf4 efau will be entered against Won and JUDI
rendered thereon a. prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
mag1s~- ~ y Attuineysicr Plaintiff
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ St.rT Iowa. LIE corN~r-ss
BY virtue Of special ne brecteNL issued
y the Cl@Ia u tbs District Count county. u
VI Hiram Barney. and against tnlas Avery, nd also
decree a,aIist : u. ~ AMI ~ .s sAd others.
have levied prcr and will s the highest bidder az
frot doer Of The Clerks 0cc Of the District Ceur
lee County, Iowa. k~oAnk In sad county en- ths 6.h
day u Mareh, A. b lSt, between the .yuFs pcl9ek
a. N. and orDck r. NJ, commencing al 0scock 4 II
said day the tclIoNz ~ oprty. ~lt lie s9Gth-F,ss
quarter tie southeast suAstef 81 sfetiJn twenty 49,
II township sixtNsey.A G. rurth. II rnHge hye IL
west, la Lee ssUaty, Iowa
Talrn levied upon, and 10 hc sold eser al court Il
se,isiy said writ u execution.
E5okHA feA. Il. IeG4. ISL Ill Addison.
Primers fses & 50 iptitf u L.. e. fsvs
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SHEhIFE7 : SALE

STAFx Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution directed i@sgrs
y the CLERK II The District Court said county favor
II Nn Thompson Co. and against j. Il entick haS
levied upon and viii sell the highest bidder the
'front.' door q the Clerk oce q he District Lee
county Iowa at keknk ii sad county, tii ttb day
~ April. D. isi4 between the hosr. Of 9clock N.
an2 eitrs NJ neng III clock NJ. said
d. the following property, to-~i The northwest quar-
ter ct the nrtnv est quar1T o4 ssctl rNseutyeg
II township sxtxsfS 20 north 81 rang Xix IN
Les county. Iowa
TAKEN upon, and 70 be sold by order Of court
satisfy said wsit IL execution.
Printers Zee e 5z3-l IsRAEI. ANDERSON
heakuk, Arh. IL, "a. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LAy Cn.--Ns.
Ky virtue ~ special execution directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court Of said cnty yor
oi Hiram Barney and against liannsh y Mill, and
also decfee against Dixon Charles Parsons
Co.. and Others have levied npon and will ell ~ the
highest bidder At front door ii The Cfk ace N tie
district Court Lee county, Iowa at keukGk, said
county, on the Ind lay 81 Apfil A. H. 1854 between tho
hours Of O'Clock A. " aud clock =. NJ neilg
clock N OF said day FOLLOW ing property to-
wit: Lot No three 49, in block nftyares sJ in tho
city u kerknk. L-e county. Iowa
Taken levied son and 10 soId by order Of court
satisfy said ~ri: Of execution
Pristcr's Fee = FOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk March l. Oh Sheriff of LeeCe., Iowa
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GHERITF':S SALE.

~ sTATE II Iowa, LIE C0rS-T-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution 3ireeted issued
by the Clerk Il the District conrt of said county
Vt J. $. LstG-n and against joseph ktndrick have
levied upon and will sell "a the highest bidder
DOR Of Clerks oee Of the District Court Lee
ty Iowa. a; keokuk, in said county the 9th DAY II
April. A, d. lsf+, between tie hours Of eucock A. N.
and o'clock +, II, commencing 81 click Z ~ - sid
day the following property. tO-v The rort-vc
ter Of the naTthw set quarter VI section y-e.t.t
TOW nslp sixt.-@i Go H. Of range siA . wesi, IA
Lee county. Iowa
Taken, levied upon, snd to be sold d order ot c9Stt to
satisfy said writ 1T execution
heokak. MeA. To- i,t@ ISRAEL ANDERSON
rrinferss f~~ = re- ShTtf II Lee G.s- isrrz.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ sr4f4 81 IoN4, IL f5yrS1y--ss.
iy virtue ~ special EXECUTION nj directed g. re4
nv the G.yS of the afssrii lser said c#nfy
If Levi filgxis, and against lss;c taaCsaail
decree sg1nrsf Elizabeth Nanausden AID others I,
have lie, i~,t uen aasl will seii tie highest hidsr
ri the front lsr II the Clerks ellie. n the district
Court OF Lee county Iowa. keoknk in said county
the 18th day Of March A. d. 1864 stween the hours
o'clock A. VI ami 4 o'clock J.. ~ commencing ~ Z
o'clock r. " Of said Gay. THE following property. - witt
The northwest quarter ~ section !hr Oh ia township
sixtyhve 80 north five Is in kee ccaniy
Iowa
Taken esed upon anil c be sold by erdr II court TO
safsfs said writ vi execution.
KeokEk, fei,. ID, ls6l. Israel. ANDERSON
Printers Fee = So Sheriff OF lss- &C. ion n.
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NOTICE.

~ To Henry wetoe- You acs notified that there e
nov on ,e in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court
IT Lee county Iowa. Fort Madison, petition OF Ann
wece claiming against you divorce from the bonds o.
nsatrir6ry and fir nsonI And other relief ana nnies
fay n ftestK Of aid Court to bin on -. a
N,t.Lsx az Nav 1854 lelauH and decree VIVA 10 had
aesinsf you = prayed for p petitie,';. .r,oxn
j; ..eAiaA ~ kttyI. ~ PiAlntik
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ sTATK rawA LII Co.'S.
By virtue Il special execution 10 directed. issued
BY the Clerk of the District Court II said county ssy
~ Charles Parsons, ami agsiiist Peter EcAaT and sis5
decree against William Hurheft and others.l have
levied upon aud will sell highest bidder the
irott aor c the Clerks Office Of the District Of
le@ county Iopa Al keokuk in -aia county the 9Th
daT Of April A. D. ls6i, between the hours II clock
T. w. ami fe8t'ck uCaus 1T cl.tk " Ut
sald DAY the fpilowfng property, tst: Tie fae.iHlal
northeast quarter u section iblrt faar - ed the
frat t3yEal npTt quarter = sset1n tlifty-nge g
Al IN township siNtg--eyen .e north. u range
west. IN Lee county, lova
Taken e'ed ufon- an 70 10 scld by order # eour,
! satisfy said HTiy q rxecGtsya.
Printers re 3 ~ ISRAEI, ANDERSON
keoknk Mcli. 10. a el4erts " Lee To-. lows.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

>IIEhIff SALE,
L ~. ..sx. STarE or Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
by virtue OF special execution "a ~. di,,sd szn,d
by the Clerk Of the District Cour, ~ s., ,s, l. 60,
q Guy ellis ana against IL Iautnak-r i have levied
upon aca VIII .eii 70 the highest bidder al the fynt
door Of the Clerks Office District Canr. - u.
county Iowa, at Keoknk, In said counry en- The ri,
nav OF April A. D. 1894 bet ween th- 81 o,rioek
4 " and cciock p. NJ commencing at clock r. ~ 81
san day the fo~ing property to-~it: Fcu1 ard
we Inches On OF the ends Of bots = eight
And nine " an fourteen IA feet aud four ~
~ The nortl-~esrlF side 81 lot TO- block ons
iiirr-i aiad ~ entsy l2, being altogether h -l2
feet fronting On Main and extending bark even
width to the alley In said bock city TX Lee eoun~
~, Iowa
Taken levied upon and 20 he soid by court to
satisfy sand writ ~ execution
Printers Fee - 30 ISRAEL ASDTB-0N
heokuk Mon. 10TH o. sheriff 81 Lee Co irws.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ T = u.
~ IcE6 Lar GgISrf--ss
By virtue y special execution di-,te Issued
by the C-Tk Il thu District fOErt ri ss COUNTY favor
Of en IiFn-rnan and against Itar ks eE. and also
decsee against Virgins Hoiss they have ievieri
upon and Will ss 70 the highest bfdr do.ys
the Clerks of.ce u the District Court ef Ia COUNTY
Iowa, at kAokuk, in said county the 2th 5a Ar9
A. d. 1~oi, between tine hoHrs IS esiek - =. ahd
O'clock r NJ commencing oelpSk r NJ u fail nav
the following property, te-xif Lots q snl
three in biosS ninety ~ in the city II KeokL. Les
esuIiy Iowa and also the undivided half Of f,-sexe,i
IA feet the Of iots ten ID eleven IL ara
twelve IL IN hlsek eighfyhree IA the cry a Kec-
kuk. Lee eounGy, Iowa.
Taken lerie upon and to b. sold iy or3er ~ court
satisfy sand writ 81 execution.
keoknk. Mch 10. ID ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Pee 6 so Sheriff Il Lee TO-, Io~a
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SHERlFF5 SALE. Ess
49, sYArH oy Iowx LxH ccTSfY-ss =
by virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
~ the Clerk Of the District said county, In
" Thomas Dasis, and against yehn ~ knsgt b. b. iI
man, W 4. Iowles, T. Il. FvSd H. W. Ford, land clio
decree axanst Mi}iasi Ased and o&hsrs,t haze
levied upon and vii stH 10 fhe hi.hsa hfdlef q the
'front.' dodt OF the Clerks Once Of the District court
gf Lee county Iowa. Keokuk in said county on the
NH day u April, A. b. 1894, between the hours
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ, commencing at O'Clock
Ne skteen TO- Hinpiad ros'ess sadivi6oh Of tho
ss-~trt quarter q section tveutvseven - township
sixty FIVE 50 sosfh u range I've stsf Lac county,
IOWA. contauing ten To-
Taken, ve upon, and be sold By order Of court,
sas,siy said writ Of execution.
. hsoknk, Nch- 10, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
'i,n'ef zee s. 20. Sheriff Of Lee county, Iowa
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Mn. FEssnrpss AND rHr FAcrous oprost-
rIos.-The opposition press have been unusu.
ally fair and courteous toward the new secrs-
tsry Of the Treasury. But II We may judge
from the course Of certain Democratic msm-
bers Of Congress, there win bethose In the op-
position who win avail themselves Of every op-
portunity 10 reslst Mr.. Fessenden's efforts TO
improve the national finances, On the morn
log Of the Fourth, he expressed q desire, which
was embodied In a bill, for the appointment OF
three commissioners, who were TO be the most
thorough, experienced and upright merchants
and statisticlaus, whose duties Il should be 10
collect information upon the subject OF the In
ternal tar, and 70 obtain from practical men
tables, &C., 90 40 70 simplify and increase the
revenue, and secure Justice 10 all classes Of tho
community. 80
The Senate passed the measure at once. But
when Il reached the House, notwithstandiug
the approval Of the majority Of Democratic
Representatives, II wac three times rel cted By
an unfair and malignant resort 70 the rules.
The opposition was led by Le Blonde Of Ohio,
Eldridge Of Wisconsin, Ross Of Illinois, and
Chanler OF New York; and although they were
appealed 10 BY members over and over again
even by their own associates--to withdraw
their objections, they perseyered until the bill
Itself was defeated. We sincerely trust that
this is not typical Of the trestment which Mr..
Fessenden may hereafter expect Of the oppu-
sltion.-Bosfon Journal. 7-1 fftrT Il
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A Cempilm,nt 20 Us appreciated.

A Compliment 60 Us Appreciated.
Tho following extract from letter from q
subscriber in Halifax has q healthy and en-
coursging tone; '.' r'' .'a '''"'. n
"HALIr, Z, Nova SCOTIA, sth July, 1854
"GrSrs, am receiving your Weekly Rspub.
iiean regularly, and feel called upon to compll.
ment you upon the able manner in which you
conduct Il. Thousands and tens Of thousands
outside your great country feel much interested
in the great conflict In which the loyal people
within your bounds are carrying on the war for
the preservation Of the Union and liberty, and
II is pleasing to read your paper wherein such
noble sentiments are uttered from time to
time, and the people are cheered on in the good
C ause Of suppresslng wicked aud formidable
T ebellion.o 80
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Communication with Baltimor,
Y Interfered With.
REBELS ON THE TRACK
A Remarkable Incident at Fort
fT5 = Massachusetts, aa
Two SOLDIERS SHOT in THE FORT.

The enemy appears 10 have reached the line
Of the Washington branch railroad between l2
and l O'Clock, to-day, shortly after the last
train from Baltimore had passed to this city.
The train which ieft Baltimore at 10 q. m !,
came through 10 within about one mile Of
Beltsville, when number OF mon st work on
the second track OF the road came running
towards n, giving the alarm that rebel cavalry,
In como force, had Just been seen approaching
towards Beltsviiie.
After delay Of ffteen minutes, however, by
sending ahead, information was received that
Il was our own csvalry scouts that had been
seen, and the train again came on, and arrived
here quarter Of an hour only behind time. By
l o'clock, II was found that the telegraph wires
were down between this city and Baltimore,
which would seem TO CONFIRM the idea that
the alarm at Beltsyille was not entirely ground
iess. a..,..
A citizen had come in there hurriedly on
horseback, In the nst place, giving Che alarm.
Some Of the vorkmen on the railroad track
are Southern refugees, and hence their anxiety
promptly to get away on the report OF the en-
emy coming. They were among the frst TO
reach the advancing railroad train.
AT Laurel, IL was learned that the confede-
rate cavalry had this morning driven In our
Pickets at spenssrvilie, eight miles west Of
Laurel, on the road to Sandy Spring.
There was n respectable force guarding the
railroad, especially at Laurel. ...
The reported attack on Fort Lincoln, which
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EXTRA
EDITION.
FIVE O'CLOCK, Pm.


1.-THE DEsTRuorIoN ON THE WASH
A INeroN AND BALTIMORE RAIL
v ROAD. r ntAia- q
This afternoon the agent Of the Wash
ington and Baltimore railroad caused an On.
gine and one car to be prepared to go out and
make q reconnaissance on the road and ss-
certain Its condition, but when the train was
about to start, about three o'clock, notice
was received from the Secretary Of War that
nohsins copid run to Baltimore, and he deemed
IT advisable to retain all the rolling stock in
the city. re q, a ~
News has been received since that the Laurel
bridge has been burned by the rebels, and the
railway from Laurel station 70 Beltsville torn
up. 10 Is. I, as 70
Tho double track was being Laid along this
portion Of the road. and il is supposed both
tracks were torn up for distance of eight
miles. The workmen who were laying the
track came into Washington at double-quiek,
having been driven OF by the Johnnies. All
the cara In the city will be taken to Alexandris
by orders from the War Department.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM BALTIMORE.

Major General Ord In Command OF the
Dsfenoss-Dsstruetisn OF Gun powder
Bridge.
BALrnoRH, July II, 10 O'Clock, p. m.-Gen.
Ord has been appointed TO the command Of the
9Th Army Corps, and Gen. Wallace commands
tho department. By this arrangement Gen.
Ord has command Of all the troops for. the
defence Of the city. =
Tho excitement In Baltimore has increased
BY the rebel operations around the city. To-
day the Guupowder Bridge was destroyed by a
turning. train, which the rebels ran upon It, It's
approaches being guarded BY a gunboat lying
In the river. u
Tbs train which they used TO accomplish
their parpose they had previously captured
this aide OF the bridge IL being the regular
nine-thirty passenger train from Baltimore.
Passengers were turned out and robbed, and
their franks plundered hfteen miles from this
city.
HALT.PAsT ELEVEN o'cLocK.-All Is quiet
In the city, though we have reports Of our cav.
airy skirmishing with the raiders at Towson'
town, seven miles out on the York road.
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eoLp.n snsruuors.

s. rrg4 GOLDEN onnFBuCns. 1aU
"rHE cRIsfs WHICH iTHREATKNEp TO
DIVIDE rHR fRIENps Or THK uNIoN N
PASr.s ~ rEc ts7r5'fiF'ls 70 n.TT =
" IH4LI, sor srruas TO SLAVERY AWE
PERSON EHo rs gsEE BY THE TERMS on
ThA kAisIs,talrJoH, on NJ ANY ACT OF
SIP ttEAIM rrLL PARDor TO ALL WHO
sci-' y SWEAR ro oHrNcEFoRrH FAiTB-
rutI -ufPpRT, PRorECT, AND DEFEND
THE EcoSsTITuTios OF THE UNITED STATE
Aso The UNION OF THE STATES THERE
r. . ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-12
From Memphis-Ths seossh TO bo Treated
10 Free Rides on Military Trains.


MEMPHIS, July Q, VIA CAIRO, July THE
following special order was issued today
HEADouARrERs DisrnIor wE,T TrxHnssEE,
.., ."1I MEMPHIS, July 10 1854.
Whereas, railroad trains from Memphis TO
Salisbury have been fired into frequently by
Confederate soldiers and guerrillas within the
last few days, and whereas, there are many
persons along the line Of the railroad and st
Memphis who approve and encourage such
murderous proceedings, It is hereby ordered
that forty OF the most prominent and better
class OF secessionlsts In and between Memphis
and La Grange bs arrested, and that twenty Of
them each day be placed upon cars, In most
conspicuous positions, one being placed each
side of the engines; and no train win be allowed
10 leave Memphis without a "secesh guard," I"
until this murderous business is desisted from.
II Is known that several citizens Of Memphis
have publicly spplauded this firing upon trains.
They will be given prominent positions on cars,
aud qutrters will be fitted up for them at
White Station, where they will be tenderly
cared for when not on duty on trains.
Brigadier General Hatch, commanding the
cavalry division, Is intrusted with the execu-
ton OF this order. By order, .
MAJ. GEN. O. O. WAsHBURNH.
Several boats arrived to day from the W hite
river, aud navigation on that stream is now
free, aud no apprehensions need be felt for
General Steele. ..... .. ..t