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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
-,TEAM no GLASGOW, LNERpOOL, BIZ.

C,TEANl 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BEL
- FAST. LONDONpERRY. aud DUBLlH ~ Sy.-Ihe
Al powerful yde butt s'eaIn.tI UNITED hlNGhOM CAPT
C, will sal foin pr No. 81 North Rive, loot VI tIt
r.ft on tSDAN Apnl 30 IL noon. hi. steamship
6i,ed approved ptyr 70 IL the comfort ava
say Of passenger. Rates passage. Cabin sbO iuernr
date 83 srerse +3 including aundst suply " COOKED
ufoyi.ious The succeeding :. r. UNITED II ArS WI S,l
on TUESDAY July sth Apply TO FRANCIS MAcDONALD
: CO. Nc. - Brosdst corner South " lillian
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class yea u-r will NrFYok on the ls il,h snd list
of each month except bc,e dsie ll 81 NDAh When
tie day of departure will be the NoNpAf following ror
feieh, OF pa apply ut the only oihes 10
uer Of Warren 81. H. ID hLbbN' As,"'
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DOSTPONEMENT.-T AUCTION SALE of
i FARMS liempslead L l., adverii'ed ~ WlLBlR
r. RUSIiMORE for the 18Th Inst postponed TO sAflR-
DAY the 2th; II stormy, will taho place on the following
TUESDAY. For particular. spply TO w. b. HUSHMOhL,
FT5nt.st. Uemp.fetd. or No II Ourt-st Brooklyn
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Tie s.esa-r ARsGo viii sail May 3. "

TE1APSCOTTs LINE of LIVERPOOL and LOS-
Dor. PACKETS Passage from Liverpool or London
can be gagged BY tLi' weknown hne sain' "erhy,
AZ he very lowe. rae. ard drafts is,ucd usui Tor any
pay demand IN part 81 Great Britain or Ire
land eau be obtained 10y Epplyi 20 or addressing . .
TAPSCOIf & Co.. No. 81 S0utl-t. New OK
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A. NJ. MsRwIS, hucnOucet

.TosEPi HE 1i;l;il y A ,t.d
Al O'Clock a.. =, No. 2l1 Ws'hinF'onst ST., near
Tusry -. Brooklyn, -
General Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PEiS. SC, &c.
A. II o'clock Al No 80 Desrag between Smith sud CouIt,ts
Mahogany and VALIANT psTiof. Chamber AID lining oof,
Furniture Hair Nao,f.s Feather Beds, B.usies ply aud
Ing ain carpets, 0iiclo;h,, 6c
SAFE DAY,
At II O'clock AZ No iiC -acL,,i Hex a.,
HOUSEHOLD FUENGTCRE-V,r Clos Msh1ssny sofa,
Chairs Center Tables Secretary beteai MHolriop Bue@1'
DO Wa.Estand, Feather Beds. Mattresses. Caipes Gr.
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NOTICE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES.--
~ any insurance Company sich as iss.td any poc q
in Al o the trl.e- ache bro'n ct Cley place ii,
ted IN III. yde Pskrad soor miles north Of fonfhAepte
vii confer GfaiFS @ARS attorney for the Heirs
Dated New.ioIk, Apri3 1871 NO imest
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.-O OFFICE OF TIE
IN COMMISSIONERS "F TAXES AND As,gs'MFSTs, No y
that tie Rot. OF Reel end on Estate Of ths
on MONpAi the l4ih us,sut for pubic insc con ard vii
opeu until the S0h da! of Ann reAi cio,ye All
earnestly requested to cali add examine tie sans
Aso all Tcrs6 entitled b, law reduction Of their s,s'
vices and ao literary or oari,ssc BY law exempt
fior Taxation are reqneedt MAKE Application SI sue a. All
tou exemption previous to the closing OF the fo' On h ~
ih@ lowing section of the Act April H. 1889 is published
ss1qoS 10 b% he a the books shall be open for Pnblio
AM - y i,rin iuse sprrvcd by diseased Nalua
iion or estate to a tae same sorieei
such application be made IL relation to tho asses ~
nade iu rrirg .ts,s The sTcSa , ." Su
lection he-c,o and th"renpol me CoIni , mt e. or
rrneou. ,hy a the s,ncto BE- or eet, o. ~
tior' be- adt In " 10 'sss s h , a
ionef hal he authorized ldouisier such oath any oil
ma. The .ae corrected aud the amount Of such
hey believe TO be J' sn9 u''eie
EN- nsce t. No reduction sGal he made ~ e bohd
e SbucryoIs o ny real OF personal est, I'M
posed uudei th act unlcs sDa aprsSi unaS oa,h o. sr
o. the party sSicyed was unsble 10 aend "ihn We
UfIfu
ness or absence city Laws OF 3 Ch9P.r sec
A j. NiLLiN MSOS,
j. W. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
jsn.2swmyi commi''ione' Of Taxe' and A'5es'rnsn''
Holm GLASIER.-If JOHN GLASlER, late
~ Of Barnrs Lincol,h're England who went 20 America
In lai OF -ad. Of h. fsmy appy TO he5sIs
EALhNER6 NEW DALD fewafA-upon' Trent, Erfiand 30
n ots they win Of somehi 20 their sntage or NS
lsr p,sn:, viii give Information where be or hIs family n
be ound CT fluish evidence Of M dcat he ' % rc''iGe
rENO ARCHIrECTS.-The BOARD OF sUPEh'
4 VlSuRS Of KINGS COUNTY. having re- wed to bud
Court House sid County the uud rsned hy anhoiy ana
on tehaf Bosd hereby !uye architects who desire to
compete prizes plans before l. ocock noon
on Third day Jane next to be deposited vi A.
OSBuRN Clerk Of sad Board at his oc-, No 300 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn. -. -, -,
The p1s viii be $3.50 for fret l25 f1 the seconds fS
for TIE third ard $50 for toe ouh 20 be dndsed by The
Beard Of Supervisors they rcervus tho hight 90 reject all OF 70
adopt portions all hoe HON pfeunma may br ava
Cicuas giving the and diagram Of the ground ihe
reqpi to be provided 10 ali buLins tosh
CT rules be bsTyed by those pree1s plans of
competition may be procured Of said Cek or OF either the
undersigned. - . 49,. , ,,,
or6l Wastree,, Now oh.
WILLIAM COLT, No. 9Couftsfrest, Brooklyn.
JOHN GARRISON cor Bushwick-sy. aid COOK q.
WILLIAM J CKOPSEY Fort Hamilton
SAMUEL BOOTH, No. % Myrtle av.
q Committee.
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Ocean Steamers.

! ITO TRAYELERS--T y. Passports procured
Sig t-Drlls ps,sbI. Throughout, Europe s.ued By u
sCHMipf Co European BANKERS and No'arie' Pubic No
Y'HE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
POK
LIVERPOOL,
to leave New.York
on or abont May %
Passage money: .
second Cabin with very superior ,ccOmmoda
"''' GRiVNEELLi, MINrURN Co.,
ARrn,.
EOR KINGSTON, JANAICA-JAMAICA
4 AND kEW-YURK SCREW sfEAM-PACKET LINE
s @ .ch M ai t. sal s iG mall e%hp EHio S
William Lord viii AL fcr the above port on SAiU DAf
Apn a. from Pier ~ 81 North Rvsf Passage Fir'' e,bn
For frs., or pss,.se apply to WALDEN BOOTH. Agents
No 81 broad-st.
CTEAAtER Of TUESDAY, MAY II, to
~ IRELAND ENGLAND OR SCOTT AND
via GALWAY.
The Atlantic Royal Mai Steam, Navigation COmpaoy' masaih
ADHhTIc, (,,,@sIly Of M the . c2io' lins)
will leave from pier No a., foot Caods the above date.
touching at s. Joae- to lard mails snd passenger. o.
way Any cite, the nsn nes of raiay in Great
Britain irend TIM. malgi the pleasant route tor
leland sh At extra c,t avoiding tie dancer Of aanr nsv
g m the tay and eApeness 1T Liverpool and shortened sea
''' ''s' WM n. wICKHAM
.,hc Office ofthe Company wharf Cana,, N r.
HogIAsD AsPiSNALi, Age'ts
CTEAM WEEKLY between NltW-INRK and
- LIVERPOOL laniing AID bskiny passr geo Queens
(relGuil. The Liverpool New York aud Phladoiphis
Steamship pteDf patcbirg full Cis do
bud. Iron s,calshils a. follows:
tDlNBl hGu.......... '.Shthfoay AZ =.
cEA9 az ,vA y6roy; s,rsyy' NJ
And every SATURDAY. ct neon, from Pier NO. ~. NORTH
River
FIRST CABIN. .......HI slEtRAOE'.. ..'.'''''SO
seersre Return Tickets. good for mcnhs ~
Passengers forwarded to Pa HGvre Hamburg bTrmen hot-
tsrdsu, Antwerp. Sc, at reduced through fares.
Peons wsiu. bring their end. can boy cEsts nee
affg RS B5 biS Stcersge from liver
pool, sac; from Qurensr0wn 30
Thee Sritner have sGpen accommodation, ioi
and Surgeons They are oi' M "4ie gnt
iron sections, tife Annihaors o. bs,o
For her aforns ion apply 10 Lverpoaito " ~
Agent. No y Vote In Gess'w to WAi iNhe, ~, ~
Go In Lorson TO INES = M ACEl No oil King "iawst
IN Paris 10 LIS DECOI F No Place de ia Bolse IN h-
ads phs JOEh g. DALE No 1903 elDm St OF at NC CON-
ps1ys Oinccs. JOtN. " ~ aLI,, 10y
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HANJE- On
SATU kDAi, hP'i! .'Ih" United State N Steamer
FI'TIOS j. H. Walton commander. will s ON irI No 81
North Bvel, foot 81 Bcsclft, on SATURDAY Apai a.
non Uni. steafashp nrsurpsssed for safety and mio y las
dohe on uEdeI incosrd by hi Parnea
which, b, de other tend IN the event Of COLLISION of
fa dus keep tho pgp free or work and secue the safety
ofvcs.el aud pa. sens'r-.
For freight or passage sppy to ,,.r, =, rov
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Aseut5. No Broadway.
Tie ste1rarr ARsGO VIII sail May y.
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WANTED--A situation by respectable Young
w lady to do CIlAMbERWoRk and WAITING, AID
ASSIST with WASHING and IRONING the bot Of city
Gail No. 20 West 2jth It, between 9Th aud 9th
ava third floor bach
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financial.

DONDHOLDERS of the PI1'rSBuRG, FORT
ID WAYNE md CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
Ilod.fs Bonds ~ the Ohio aud Pennsy Railroad Com
PAW the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company the Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad Company and the fi.hurg Fort "syns
and Cticsgo Rail o.d Compsns notified h The
s., having been obsrei from tho seer. STATES. and the
ofts ,ad road being about T. be obtained viii
for the Bondhodcr unite In sh- agreement for
roron snd TO deposit their Bonds In order to become in'
tcTe.ted Ia tho puchssc. .,.
Depot, Of Bouds viii be received by the Trcsee JOHN
FERGt son No IS Finest Signature. will be received by
ci,h.r Of The Purchafns Arents or n NO y Pifest.
J.Hs UAi FEKnrsoN secy. j y. ID. LANIkh, Chalrmsn
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Wants.

A GOOD, Woodworking, honest and sober Girl
"A wishes STU ATiON in city country l. good Psn
Cook Washer anl roncr a axe, Of Bread sad Bis
snit Hd' good r-ieIcnce Apply at AChERMASS. No AZ
Broad- ey, up sisirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

OLA IS CA l. and ENGLISH BOARDING
~ SCHOOLfor BOYS, al Stamford. Conn Sumner Tern
commences May l. For Circulars address L. u. NICHOLS
Principal
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SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- Iieh il,on and Velvet Carpet. eoy French pae Pier
Mantei MI three stes OF rich faror untne Hose
wood Pi.rpiceteyen ocnre oanty iul.ld h pearl and
cold peeii keyeOe Of the NOS made
ysntbo on pGins Peal ud cutlery sc No. 2l8
l;thst, near aaty. j. w. POkIEit Will sol THIS DAY
Thusday IL O'clock the euie Furniture Of the above house
viii n r. Of tho beat description consisting Of largo and costiy
Pier aad Msnie Mors nPeho rosewood io fore elegant
suites Of psor Furniture a. rich cnson aud brocEie
Que Dc "a green and gold rosewood Secretary -d carved
rosewood Center SOFA and Pier Tables theb superior cod
Htsges tops With mirror doors aud back elegant rose
wood Reception Chs Ia !ch satin andtaPcsty rosewood cor
ner gert, with aio bscLs ih lace Wladow Cnrts1s aud
Sbses and ormou CoAs costly Seyes and Desden
Vases and rich PsIior Ornaments &c. with number OIL hne
Oil Paintings -. - -. .....-.
ELEGANT Extension Tables Chairs rich gold band decorated
aud Cose SETS og ruby aud Wac fea and
silver Cutlery Cake baskets Casters; Bues Wsshstauds
with tops COSBY decorated Chia Toilet Sets best Hair
Mattresses French o. Mirror; mahogany suite, Of furnhgIe
IL hbI co cosge and mahogany spring'es. Chairs; roie
wood llai.-stsnds, UielOth &C.
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THO LET-On Murray Hill, HOUSE, NO. o2
East 3ah-st Summit of Murray Hin brownstone English
Basement Modern Improvements Rent cheap Suis the
times For particulars inquire Oh the premises
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Holm GLASIER.-If JOHN GLASlEf, late
~ Of Bylinrs incolu.hrc FnsisuA who 10 America
ia it3i or II he dad any Of h. family sppy to s'sIt
EALhNER& NEW oALD, Hewafa-upon Trent. Er'and 30
i.et they win Of someh 20 their advantage er At any
rr p,rsn viii give information where be or his family iy
be ound CT furnish cylenoe Of bis DEATH te Val % fe'oiG
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ysfsO IET--A frst-class corner HOUSE, brown
stone trout size q # in xe3 handsomely ireseeed n
ood paor doors two stair situate 4.hst and
6shinston square date residence Of F. A. Palmer 80 m
StiF of T. A. SEUER No. Y East 2othst or n
IN no. 4th-st.
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aeai estate for Sale.
IRE oppoPTTyNTTY-COUNTBYR RESI-.
II ORANGE. n. J.-COUNTRY SEAT Of 6 to

"A % .eos, dcpot Ia; Gloss aprcE e1en ch soil
piety bit: pure hot al cold carried
ihrous he Ia iTius. ATIIyto L. PATTON Co.. 10 WMst
TOR SALE, or to LET, at Tubby Hook, one
IL hour from ChaaberssL d Fl ST- CLAS3COTTAGE, with
EIGHT AOIS Of GROUND within three minnies walk from
Depot Eos particulars, apply to a. D. WALTON rdooy
HOOK.
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A RESPECTABLE young Woman wishes stu.
IA alton ma CHAMBEaMAID aud PLAIN SEWER, or to
TAKE CARE Of CHILDREN aud SEW Has the best Of city
reference ou her last psc. where she has lived years
Apeg for two days No TO ay Of iata ' hoor
front
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UCTiON SALE, THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock
"A m % $500 Pcsr Trees 6,e" apple. PeSch. Cherry
Plum Qurcr other fruit rr0es ornamental and tlotng
Trees Shrubs Plants at tie NE.eymens Depot No o.
Nassau ,i5ect
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1netrntiion.

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
for BOYS A. Hyach on the Hudson River Summer tern
commence MONDAY, April % For Circulars address
c. RUTHERf ORD, A. NJ Pdqcipa.
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NOR KINGSTON JAHAICA-JAMAICA
4 AND NEW-YURK SCREW SfEAM-PACKET LINE
Carving tie Mail 10 sail Tor KINGSTON JAMAICA
The 2rth mouth he mail steamship CLEAIOd capt
lillian, Lord viii AL fer the above port SATU DAY
Apn from Pier 40 81 North River Passage first ctbin,
S6H; second cabin, $50 third class, IS
For frs., passage apply to WALDEN BOOTH Agents
No 81 brold-St. .
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GONERNESS.-An English Lady who has re-
~ ded in France and Italy "a d':rous Of form
if ENGAGEMENT IN the above capacity her qualifications
I'LL the essentials OF an English education French lali,n and
Music he hs had conteTabe experience Ia tuition and
offer reception able imoti. she would object
engagement for the monhs only. Adde'S, c. a..
Station g.. Post office broadway
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ITO LET, on BROOKLYN NIGHTS, the b
IL sOy Bdck HOUSE No 4s Cranberry ST. with he modem
sDvrovenen $50. TIE furniture Of said House viii
be Apply the promises, from o to p M OF
Q No. 50 Walkerst. N Y.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trims Leave Jersey Cry for Peunont at u and $40
ASKS G2J io Mousey at AIS snd6;!s N 10
SuHIns AIS p. m. 5. s. SEYMOUR, Supdi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Louisville, Dec. 4
The Provost Marshal ordered all retail
liquor establishments to close at o'clock
every evening until further orders.
The department OF the federal troops,
who are in and around Louisville in large
numbers, ELECTS praise from the public.
Capt. Jacob Rachsthl, who has raised
two cavalry companies for Col. Boyles'
Kentucky cavalry regiment, and who re-
ceived seventeen wounds in the Mexican
war, was, yesterday, elected Lieutent Col
oncl OF that regiment
A letter to the Democrat from Somer-
set, on the Cumberland river, says Has
kins' federal troops, encamped near SOM
erset on the Cumberland river, were at
tacled by rebels who had planted artil-
ery Oh the opposite side Of the river on
Sunday last. The correspondent says one
rebel officer was killed but gives no fur
Their particulars. The 9th and 3sth
Ohio had come 10 relieve Haskins with
artillery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

St. Louis, Dec. b.
Gen. Halleck has issued lengthy gen.
eral order with reference 10 the affairs of
this department, the principal points Of
which are as follows:
Col b. G. Faner has been appointed
Provost Marshal and General of Dept
Commanding officers of districts, posts
and corps are directed to arrest and place
IN confinement all persons In arms against
the United States, or who give aid aud as
slstance or encouragement to the enemy.
All property belonging to such persons
which can be used By the army will be Ia
ken possession OF for that impose, and
all other property will BIO examined by a
board of officers and sold according to the
army regulations All persons. found in
disguise as pretended loyal citizens, or
other false pretensions, within our lines,
giving information TO or communicating
with the enemy, will be tried and shot as
spies.
Persons not commissioned or enlisted
in the service of the so. called Confederate
States, who commit acts of hostility, will
not De treated as prisoners Oh war Out
punished as criminals, and be shot, or less
severely punished, according to the rules
of war
In consequence Of the large number Of
Union families and non-combatants hav-
lug been pundered and driven from their
homes in destitute condition, and thou
sands OF such persons are now finding
their way into this city. the Provost Mar
shals are directed Ia ascertain the condi-
ton of persons SO driven from their homes
and under the military law of retaliation
quarter them in the houses and feed and
clothe them at the expense of avowed Sc
cessionsts, who, though they do not
themselves rob and plumber, give aid and
encouragement and abet and countenance
such acts of their fellow rebels.
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Important stsOy .srdss.
Washinpton Iar

An army order just issued by the Sec
rotary of War, directs that all officers aud
enlisted men Of the volunteer service now
prisoners in the hands Of the enemy or
reported as missing in action, or who may
hereafter be taken prisoners and reported
missing be transferred 10 skeleton regi-
metts to be formed by the Governors Of
the respective statesSnd to consis, en-
tirely of such missing officers, and the va
cancies thus occasioned i'll the regiments
will be filled by Governors OF the various
States TO which the regiments belong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
w ashington, Dee.

asnlngton, lee. ..
Vice President Hamlin has appointed
Senators Fessenden and Trumbuil re-
gents of the Smithsonian Institute, to fiji
the vacancies accustomed by death Of
Senator Douglas and the treason Of Ma
son
Assistant Surgeon j. G. Herndon, of
Va, has been dismissed by direction of
the President from the army for deserving
his post Also Major Snyder for SINH
lar reason and for subsequently surren-
dcring his command to an inferior force
of insurgents in New Mexico.
Mastering officers who have not already
done SO are requested to send the rolls on
which they have mustered regiments to
the Adlutant Generals Office in Wash
ineton.
A Richmond paper of the Sd says that
Mcssrs. Bell, Vert and Conrad took seats
in Congress to-day frdhn Missouri.
A dispatch from Richmond says grand
demonstration viii be made on York river
BY the Union to weaken the Potomac line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
Di patches from Rebel Sourc %

Ut I7VI*
The Savannah Republican of the I'd
says: The tnionist have evacuated L bee
Island One ship load left on Saturday
for the North On Saturday afternoon q
large ship stood III for Warsaw Inlet
Com. Tatnall's feet went after her, but
she disappeared. There were six Union
vessels off Tybee Island yesterday. The
Schooner Waterman, for Charleston, was
wrecked on Friday morning. She fell
into the hands of the blockadcrs. The
cotton and provisions on Hutchins, Ten
wicl, and the adjoining islands, were des-
troyed by fire on Thursday night last by
the proprietors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Sedalia, Mo-, Dec. 4.
The country west Of here is again re-
ported to be overrun with numerous bands
of from 30 to I 5 men, who represent that
they are from Prices army. They enter
every Union mans house and carry Oh all
the bedding, clothing and provisions they
can find, and drive off all the horses and
cattle. the larger gangs having teams and
wagons to transport their booty. They
will undoubtedly run to Price as soon as
they can steal enough TO supply their
wants for the winter. A detachment of
cavalry left here this morning and We
shall probably soon hear OF some Skin
mishes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

4 Vicksburgh paper thus closes:
Every volunteer 9from This State and
Louisiana is a gentleman. lie must tie
treated as such. No deck passage, no
hard commons for him, if ii can be avoid
ed. He is TN honor as we'll 40 a defence
to his country.
That will read az strange talk to the
s'poor white trash for whom the bait il
sugared.
A MONARCHY FOR THE REBELS Re-
cent intercepted letters indicate chat there
il much apprehension of the establishment
Of monarchy in the rebel States. The
passage in Gov. Pickens Message calling
for q stronger government, the action Of
the Richmond Convention in restricting
the right Of suffrage, and similar move
ments in Alabama and Louisiana, seem to
thoughtful southerners TO be regal pre-
cursors of the future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

CRoToN, Dec. .

CRoToN, Dec 5.
Ed. GATE lam aware that your sew
cral correspondents have kept you well
posted as to Col Moore's movements and
the result Of a small engagement we had
at Lancaster ON the oath of November -
We have now remained near the battle
ground over one week and find the rebel
loss to have been four killed east of town
and thirteen west of town-l7 in all We
let them bury their own dead and attend
their wounded
Our man Adams, who was "mortally"
wounded is likely to live after all owing
to being too much game to die After he
fell from his horse lie still managed to ret
to the fence, raised on his knees, leaned
against the fence and discharged his mus
ket at the enemy, but could not reload.
Col. Moore does not fight according to
European tactics. He led portion of
the infantry as near the fighting brash as
they could getin good order, and on quick
time formed them as reserve, gave some
hurried instructions, then pitched into the
brush himself among the scouts who were
engaged hand to hand. The rebels who
We're in the act of surrounding the town to
cut off Col Woodyard's men, numbered
about GOO, besides friends in town.
I Woodyard's men numbered | IL men and
one niger. woodward was not with his
men Col Moore had about 400 men.
making Us the nearest equal that we had
ever been on any occasion. Those active
~ engaged IN fighting numbered only
about 20 men on each side. The fight
did not become general, consequently
three fourths Of us remained idle in town
awaiting an attack from the east side.
Enclosed send you what hope may
prove m interesting relic from the battle
field. or dog hole picked it up myself
on the spot where McCulley fell, evident
ly the very wadding that did not get from
his hand into his shot gun, as there were
9 other pieces of the same kind in his Shot
pouch, though did not get them. Jus
look at it and make some comments your
self Read those large letters, CHRIST
! IAN ADVOCATE AND METHODIST EPIsco
a PAL cHrRcn SourH. A sheet that nd
: vocates opening all our ports to the Afri
can slave trade as humanizing, Christ
ianlsing institution No wonder tina
{ their own shotguns played them falls,
/. when wadded with such internal hes
Sasaaes in different parts Of the worl.
have poisoned their spears and arrow
> points have also coated bullets will
arsenic and other yirulent poisons; tn
MaAicans also shot some hard things a
US during that war; but this thing Of shoot
ing nj US with the st. Louis Chrs tia
:, Advocate caps the climax Of impudence
II not Of cruelty. Jnst finish it off,
cannot find language appropriate.
Gol Moore will return to Memphis
Mo-, within few days, and will likcl
remain some time Yours, A.w. II
= - Il j. proposed to call the easter
Q shore Of Virginia, which has been re
ii stored to the Union without firing gun
under ten. Dixs policy, Dixie Land.
1nr-Nhat was never expected Of Me--r,