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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

r EG AL NOTICE.

AIibnE Woleett Clara Wo1eott. Nathan Nevsohs
Geo II Gill. Price. Ferris Co, Geo Richardson,
Ehhu Turner, Geo II Crosfnan, GfiEfef d leHkns,
pssrsm, FsyHter Davis trps meets stftieT sse.t,
Jam - eHt, .Ssntee r Co. Nm Gray don Co, Lind,
Brother n Co, Albeit, Jnhna 4 CO: 80.
You sfc hereby Motif I'd that there Ii row on fe In
the sofre OF the Clert Of the District Court OF Lee
osuHty, loss, y Fsrt Aaip. the petition u klsur
Wocett, claiming Of you, Arthur Meiceu the sum OF
Seven Hundfed and seventy Dollars, with Interest
Jsne h, 1854, ~ the vats u t<H per cent per
snnum, payable annually ~ same rste ~ Hsorey tust
II due him from you, Arthur Nslcott,l proniis-
sorry note; and claiming against sii d you the lore
closure o mortgage given BY the said otost 10 -
the OF said the esstefly bali OF
10. In block g. in The city Of Keokuks county OF Lee
and State OF Iowa.
Now, unless ynn appear ard tsfehd sheretocn orte-
fore noon Of the second day OF the next Of sad
eanr CON HsncHg and 10 be holden the tArd Mon.
day orMay, 1863, ~ Fort Madison. default VIII be
entered aganst you and aludgmfr endeyed there
on Ter amount claimed interest and coats Of suit also
decree emitting on and foreelasipg all yenr rights In
ana 10 the equity redemption Of the said property.
Nc personal claim 10 made against any Of you en-
espt sAid Arthur Wolcott.
| MecRARY 4 BRUCE,
feb2A-dIm Atty'ffor pitn.
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Arthur Woicott. CLAWS B Woleott, Esthsn Newsom,
George II. Gill, Price, Ferris a. Ca, Geo Ricls-
nrdson, E1ihu Turner, George II EYosxMAr, Grim
neH Z Jenkins, PeHrrM. Ps, ufer Dawn, Lppen-
colt, Hunter feott, James Kent. esntae O., WIN
Graydcn 4 Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co, Abeatt, Johns
10:
You are hereby notified that iksrs il on aar in
the once OF the Clerk Of the DistTct Cont q Lee
county, Iowa Ut Fort Madison. the petition Of klfur
waleoit, Executor OF tie estate u EUho wc<stt de-
ceased, claiming OF yuE Arthur eie0tt, the sHHa Of
Thrtee Hundred Twenty-sis Dollars, With inter.
The f May lab. 1859. al the rate Of ten
per cent. per auDpm, money Justly dine an prom
sS0Fy n6t~ tor said sum which note Paid Estate bss
paid for said Arthur wolc.u; and claiming OF you
Ill forsciosuse Of mortgage given By ssid Vol
secure sAid note on The essterty bait ef iot
four block twsnty nint m the city Of Keokuk, Lee
raunty lows.
Now, unless you slrsar and plead thereto oL Or be.
FORE Of the sccohd day Of the next May term of
said court. he bssun and holden 81 Fevt Msdtscr
on the third AoHdsY eI MAY, lsC2. Judgment y III
be rendered sgsinst ycu b. default fer The smouni
claimed, istsIsst Aea COSTA and decree cptinG on,
barring and fnrere wing ALI rights in AID 10 the
equity III redemption OF said property No personsi
eiAin II mads against Ct ron hnt Arthus Noect.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE.
febe4-dIm Atty for Pitf.
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II is consoling to learn that one Of the
divisions of the army of the Potomac was
reviewed near Fairfax Seminary, in sight
of Washington, yesterday, by Generals
Mcclellan and Mcdowell. We were in
formed some days since that Mcclellan,
with very formidable army, had aetu-
ally departed for the decisive battle field.
1t seems he is still on the old stamping
ground. His actions certainly do appear
strange" There may have been gen.
eralship in the movement to Manassas,
and the subsequent delay, but we confess
We do not see it. The country is waiting
impatiently for the redemption Of the
promise made in Gen. McClellan's proc
lamation. We hope there are sufficient
reasons for the unexpected and nnac
countable procrastination which 10 regar
ded with so much distrust Gen. Nc
Ciellan says the army is magnificent mt
competent The fault then must be else
where.
The above 10 from the Cincin natl Com
mercial-a strong Mcclellan paper
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.GHERIFTS SALE.

STAIR or IOWA, LEE Corxrs--ss.
~ virtue OF xeeutson 10 ms dtsecsNd .Msusa W
the Clcrk OF The District Court OF said county svoI
Of william coleman ana against Curtis ooBh ems
d. d. Smith, lhsve levied nren, ana VIII eel 20 sns
hi ghsst kidder, ~ the frcbt door oil The
The D3etslci Court Lee county low A. ksohaa,
Ia Aaid cornty, the 1eih day Of March, - leg,
be vssp The hcurs Of orIeeA .. snd e'clOck z.
m Of said day ,coniDeBcinE st o'clock m the fol-
lowing property, to-wH Let ptn bloch "a lot : IN
btock u.s. and inhlosk l67. lots And IN block
IL except 40ieet ID street by 60 feet de- on me
rear erd aaid lot, lets tnd 1in bbosk O. otA
in bicci Is, lot In block 4, all in ths city Of keo.
tue tAscpsrt 81 the northwest quartrr 81 section
twelve (I2j township e5 north, ssnss west, begin
ming ut thessutm es sfths aotA est guaIier
% running thence the line
the northeast quarter ind the southwest quarter OF
said section 90 rods 10 The septer OF the laid out
and proposed Grand Avenue frosna ksskpk 20 Mont
rsse, the north along the centre OF tnid Avenue
90 DDS thence wes 80 rode to said west line thence
sIsne said west line 80 rods TO the beginning; con.
taiHing IN MI ten acres.
Taken an levied upon as the property OF smith
10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
n. 6. HEDGFS,
febs-dIm Sheriff Lsec0unty.
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4
Gibraltar adsices report the Sumter
still there, and the Tuscarora was living
Oh Algesiras. Details arc also given Of
the arrest at Tangier Of one Of the SUM-
ter's officers, and Mr.. Thompson, who
lately filled the office OF the United States
Vice Consul ut CndiE. Their landing at
Tangier was accidental. and they we're
seized by soldiers. Letters from Tangier
of the 10th, say the prisoners who were
confined 10 the United States Consulate
were on that day embarked in the United
States ship-ofwar Inc, which vas sent
from Algcsiras for the purpose Of seceiv-
ing them. The Moorish Minister, il an
pears, had demanded their release, but
tie United States Consul, in reply, threat.
ened to strike his flag and leave the
country if he was interferred with in the
disposal Of his prisoners. The Moorish
Minister thereupon allowed the prisoners
70 be embarked.
The affair occasioned great excitement
444.ohs Inc Europeans they armed them
selves, closed the port gates, vainly asked
the European representatives, and then
went in body to the United States
Cnpxl 70 demand the release of the men
The riot was finally quelled through the
interference Of the British Minister. The
Noorish authorities sent an escort 81
Msorish Guards with the armed American
party, who conveyed the prisoners to the
beach II osder 70 prevent collision with
the popslsee.
AZ In DEitish Ministers bare stated
ii tho House u Commons their belize
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febRS-dlnn
EGAL NOTICE.
NOBLE l. STRONG.
Attorney ~ Plaintiff.

Arthur woisoss, Clara wolcott, Nashas Eevssm,
Gao n GIRL Price, Ferris & Go. Geo @ 1ichAs0spn,
Eihu Tunnel, Get, re II Gresham. GripQell e Jtn-
I'm - 5s{s1ss Z DAVE Lseesesn Hunter
4 = On. Lisd, Brother Go, A. OF, JoAns = Oos
You arc hereby notified thst there 10 now nlc IN
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county Ios., - Fort Aadsen. the Petition of EsiSur
Wecoti, claiming Of you, Arthur WScott tho sum Of
Sixteen Hnndrsa and Eshty Dsllasa With t.lsrsst q
the fate Of tan per cent per annuns payableahsusl-
IL ~ rats from the 4th Of July, le5l ~ usNey
Justly dne him from said Arthur Wotcot on Rspls-
60ry mote and claiming against al Of the fore.
closure OF mortgage given ~ sAtd Woicstt, p
cure the payment VI said hote on Che eQues haf
Of lot two In Block twenty SIX on the noythery Stds
sid lot, bsing Tho halt Or ahe lot sat
os three n aatd block IN the city Keckuk Lee
", Iowa. #s
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto o. or
before Of the lecond d. Of the next Aay term
~ said court, TO be begun and holden the a Man
day of MAJ. A. D. 1852, ct Fort Aaas. n. = denuit
VIII be taken against you snd Judgment tAsreon lof
amount claimed and Interest thereon and cost snit
ALSO dscrse sutns on and Ill rights
49, &c c4S..y =. xs4 Z; r.!c1 O. SAD crccsry
No personal claim IL made sgansAAny Of y0u sxcept
McCRARY q BRUCK,
feb24-dlm Att'ys Tor Pitn.
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NOTICE.

To Roben French, Sarah French, Josiah Hainet
John L striker, William wood, George W Nc
Crsry, Executor of the extats Of Edward HCynton
deceased, Thomss w Ciasett, Payete Rudd n Co
Hiism Barney, David wellihAD, David Barber, 9 %
Parker, Geo 6 Anderson Co.:
You and each Of you, are hereby notified that there
II ale In the once Of the Clerk Of the Dissric
Court Of Lee county. lesa, at Fort Madison, z Ita
ton Of Cyrus II. Wright, claiming Of yOu, Ro6er
HreDch, tho sum Of Ten thousand (olNO00) Dollars
with ten per cent interest anpum. payable snnu
ally, money dine three ryumissory Doees. exscu
ted by you and secured BY Mortgage msde By you q
sid wright, also claiming sgAnsi each Of yoa III
foreclosure Of said Mortgage, the came being upoI
the usdiyidsd third part 81 thirty sf iand
psricuarlArly described In said petition, situs
ted Ia Lee csunty Iowa. for the purchaaS noney NM
further sskng fer sale Of ksd premises, sndgener 70
relief And unless you appcas and answer said fseh
ton on before Of tbs second day Of tbs mex
tern Of asid couYt 10 commence Ut Fort Madison Of
the "a Monday or May, A. ID iS64, default will b
entered against you. and Judgment rendered shereo
- =. CHI Il sFRek{;
mar1G-d @as Atty's for Plaintiff.
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THE REBEL OFFICERS AND THE SYM
pArnlzERs AT CoLuMBus.- Our Colum-
bus correspondence shows necessity for
a purging of the Legislature from treason
by little wholesome expulsion. as we'll
ras for now order Of things in regard TO
the rebel officer prisoners. 1t is queer
state Of affairs that these chief criminals
should be around loose, with their side
arms, which in thu field Aeem to be SO
purely ornamental. mingling with their
.sympathizers, while the privates, many OF
whom would be glad to renounce the re-
bcllion and renew their allegiance to the
Government, are, closely confined. The
practice of allowing prisoners to flourish
their side-arms has been vastly overdone,
and the sympathy shown for them will
hardly be gratifying to our brave soldiers
who are sacrificing their lives in the Geld,
or to our soldiers who are prisoners in the
South.-CiH 0szette.
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SUSCEPTIBILITY NURSERY
KEOKuK, IOWA
GEO. 0. HILTON, Proprietor

Persons in want or HAxpy FRrir TREks, -
Plants, Vines, BIC. &c will do weilte call 1t ~
this Nursery and select eueA articles ~ They M
nnd To be desirable Tor Rsxlxc PLAxIlxa, ~ IL -
will be fonnd sssisfaciory to the articles
they iEow In The Nursery before puvehashing.
Persona Ata distance, others v 10 msy md in
convenient - call cen sena their by mail
otherwise and rely up0n heins satisfactorily dealt
with Mich BIAS been taken to cult just such
vARxrrvs or sKrir NJ hi, been found
In this vicinity Grounds situated In the southw
part Of the city, one male from Main street.
Articles delivered In amp psrt VI The city FRKH.
On 4 ssx HspaE pLAx1a al Two noLLAxs per thnu-
sand.
marT7-dtw q, q. HILTON.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To Harvey Findley and Abel Findlc,
You, sfd each Of on. herety notified thathfrc
Ii r ON nte ~ the ote OF The Clerk Of the District
Cout OF Lne eounsy Iowa, At Fort Madison, spetiton
Of HirDm Harne., claiming Of you HE tem Of Six
Hundred tnin With ten per cent interest per an
num- pm, shic annually, ~ money due on Mortgage
made BY 10 Charles Mason, and since assigned 10
inr sranst each oil you the foreclosure Of said Mort
rage the came being upon the Northeast quarter OF
the Southeast quarter ot Section trhtsen tf83 Town
hin sixty -six t66 north range ak @ ives Lee coun-
~ Iowa for the purchase money and fnrver sskine
fss saie of said premises. and general relief: Ana
unless appear snd answer said petition on or be.
f.e M ON Of the second dny Of the term OF said
court u commence nj Fort Madison OH the ID Mon.
day 81 May, A d iseo, \ default will be eutcrsd
sesinst you and Judgment rendered thsreonss pray
- - - = NOBLE STRONG,
mar1i.d A.r,s for Pi'tin.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To John Early, Angusfhs COOK, e. O. Str0hks UEy
and Bro
faay and each nf san. hereby notified that there
10 nov Me In the once Of the Clerk Of the siFirt
Ge8Ft efLea CnuntY, Iona nj For adlkon petition
Of Hiram barney s'mipw OF you, John Raj the sum
Of one hundred and any dollars. With ten per cert.
iutsrrss per annnE, payable annually, ss meme. due
ON Mortgage made W yos 10 Cbsr'ssNasob andstnce
slso sgainsf each oil you losure Of
said Mortgage, the same being areB Lot No. Eeses
(7) block hundred and forty eight tlle in the
city ~ ksokuk, lee County lows, for the urehsse
money! and further sskns for sale Of said premises,
and general relief.
And unless you apear and answer said petition on
or before OF the day ~ the next OF
ssid Court, 10 commence ~ Fort Madison the Ord
Monday Of May. d. 1862 default y i'll be entered
against yon and judgmrnd rentered thereon prayed
- : NoBLE sTRoNC.
fcba5.-dtr Attorney, for PlaintiG.
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'T,RUHTEE'S SALE.

Whereas. ClaYk II. Robinson, OF the Stste OF Ohio,
on the twenty day Of August A. D. les sxecu-
ted and delivered Deed Of Tfnst, for tho PAY
m snl u certain sam of aossy thefean mentioned,
NE following described lots. pieces and parceif
o. lun sisaste Tying and bsnK IN the county at Han
cock and State OF fIl.Hets to-wis. Iets No seven
seht teI nine fsl ten Eiol eleven tiil and sixteen
tisl In block thirty ive Isl loss fourseeo nj "
lots thrse I3l four and i've t3l IN block eighteen
fel lots ten [lO1 and eleven i). In block twenty
six ioGl all In Reeves Durkes haord Co ssddifaos
10 Oakwood and Hsmilton, Hancock county, State Of
I,Sois which ssid deed is recorded In yoiuss MN
~ Of Bonda and Mortgages OF the records o. sa,d
comfy Of Hancock on pAses hundred and aIty.
two fs52) and three hundred and MY three t3ss):
Now. by rensau " default having teen issos ~
said CLARK Robinson In the OF the con
di,ips Of said deed and the payment Of the mopiri
therein spec ned, Saturday, the 6hh day OF April
A D. 1907 between the henrs of 9o'clOek T. NJ An6
I, CLOCK o. m on ssid Gay, will BY sirinf 81 ssis
aexa pEvreer tn sei praperty nhoyc bed q
vendue 10 the highest bidder, In front Of tbs
Post once In me rity Of Hsmilaea far Cash.
fefaI,d J A. DnKEEE.
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THE GATE CITY.

5
Col. nnrera Rscssycs an Insslcnt
Letter TrsA = ReSci Telegraph OR-
crater.
When wc landed at Hickman, you will
remember locomotive left that place
vesy hurriedly for uniun City, which was
fred al BY few Of our soldiers without
any effect. NArritt HArris, the Coafsd-
er1ae Government t1legraphic operator,
was on this locouotive. He has sent
Col Bnford, Of tho ~ tn Illinois regiment,
commanding the lasd foEpes of this expe-
dition, very rich and insolent letter, a
copy of which we give below
f.icknIan, March A.
Cot. Buford, Com. Yankee Hirelings:
left about fifteen minutes ago, after
staying and reporting every boat that
passed down this river. haunt gone
far either not 80 far but that can see
your every movement. Don't you feel
relieved since yon took up those two rails
and threw them into the backwatsr -
Did you think tbat the water was always
this high? Ha ha You are pretty
fellow. I believe you call yourself q Ken
tuckian. You must feel very great when
you are mnrdering TO sabduc kentuck-
ians. I am Kentuckian and, love her
for old renown, but since she produces
such toads as you are, hate her,
Wouldn't you like TO have caught the old
engine the other day ? Ha ha if your
men can't do any better than they did,
then they had better stick to their old
business Of making wooden clocks. /
suppose you thought Iwould remain away.
Excuse me; / am in the old Linn Boyd
District and expect to remain as long
as please.
! was sent here by General Polk, to
watch your movements, 'and report to
him, which have done to his entire sat
isfaction. No one Of your boats passed
either up or down but | reported it
More than that, sir, ! helped to take from
MayAeld, KY, 1000 muskets and six
field pieces, which belonged TO the State,
and gave them to the patriots of the
South, and which you may have cause
to regret. one Of these days, perhaps
You will call this treason. Then be il
10. / glory in it, and expect to lend all
the aid and comfort to the Confederate.
l am able TO do, until their independence
is fully established. Hang me it you can
get me. But we viii see 10 that.
Hoping you may meet the fave Of al
followers Of tyrants, | remain, as ! eve,
will, the enemy Of all such black heart
cd scoundrcls Ms you and your master.
are NJ. HARxIs, Govt Operator.
P. S.--You may think Mr.. Franz
Buckner for me, for his kindness in try
ing to capture me and my friends wht
were on the engine you did not get, q at
tell him il ever should meet him, il j
is at the grave Of his wife that l will sent
his pnrufed soul to III.
NJ. HARRIS, G o.
1t appears that Harris, together will
Capt. Blake and two other officers, the
latter belonging to erebel cavalry, see1
on the Hickman Heights as our feet mp
preached that town few days since, :
were subsequently, captured near Hick
man by the officers in command of on
forces ut that point. Harris, however
managed to effect his escape. and is no,
at liberty, prowing around, watching ou
movements, and reporting to the rebe
Gen. Polk.
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HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fru1t,Garden,

lUFPOblFE hEUKUKJ
Is COO cuRKAxr PIAs1s, comprising . varanes. fos
old ~ 81 70 per Jos; eli so per 0lN accori-
Ing 70 quantity. qcatawba Cuttings - per LOCO.
THREE AcHks Svp AwskR Rrks, 80 choice varieties
so etste ~ per lOe % per l 600.
100 o R1sfpxnsixss varieties, e6 per 10.
IT TAi~p al kinds Of fRrIT TRgxs OaxA MnxTAl
SnscBs, pEMxruAL kosEs, &C. aEas8ss
NPPiants and Trces deliyered In Keokuk FaEg.
]. H. TENKSBuRY,
mar10-dlm Hamilton, Ill.
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fsABU6 BARBRREsH0P
Corner Main and I'd Street.
UrDr. y. sa .ssE. = e''''
FOR A GOOD SHAVE GO 10 GABfS!
II yos want your Hair Cnt
IN LATEST PARIlSlAN E.STFLE,
CO TO CABINS.
For Taste and those Delicate little
touches that ret OF mans
head to advantage
CABUS is UNSURPASSE i.
ABU5
Challenges the Profession.
Allwho havsnet tried him arere4asst-
"a 70 Gall and judge for themselves.
daci1MlA6n
DOCKET, CHESS AND BACKGAM-
II MON BOARDS,
BR0wNEIL.S Book sress,
marls-d Cor. 4,h and Main.
I a RNOLDS WRITING FLUID.
xafsapsed tho genuine article.
tn. d.{ ,s''v'dsy Ed col bs s,S .sd Main
DALMER's CIDER VINEGAR
Ior..l.sy RosERrsos 4 MeoukNM,
WNTLNG PAPERS.
I have just received good sssortmen, Of
Fool's'G .x., Can
Bin Cap
Ladies' Bath,
Commercial Note.
Aao--Lioyd's Map Of the Southern sia,ss. L
mass.d MAin-st.. I'd door fromAth.
QUINCY FLOUR, Eagle Mills.
novfl.d SAINT POLLOCK
NEW LEMONS,
IN Currants,
Citron,
W OGDEN WARE.
$40 dessn Moaine 9 hoop buckets.
50 Ht OAKS =
u 10 u, Tnbs;
70 nests Tubs;
. dos Zinc w..hsss,ss e, :',e s ssrEIsrb y
aeci3d 81 and s. lsvss.
WANTED-200O BUSHELS NAVY
BY sAA,L POLLOCK
IN BOXES FRENCH LEMONS
~ Just receiyed and for sale by
WANTED.
1000 BUsla. PRIME sNAvY) WHITE
BEANS,
For which thehixhes market price VIII . fAid u
czHh by roNNABtE SAffH,
desf3d land 81 1evss,
soar.
$50 boxes Hnl's German Soap,
70 Palm. Castillo, vafiegated. Transparsn
and Shaving Soaps, for sale by
des1ad ST and 81 L~s~e.
IE ELLOGG Il BIRGE,
f. IA Main street
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Aashrillt Auiun.
TERMs.
TuEsDAY MoRNINe. GOV. !. ls6a
A Comical 1mpressment.

The misunderstanding Of an order
ssued from Headquarters, produced some
aughable consequences on last Sunday
morning. General NEoLEY had, il appears,
issued an order directing the arrest Of
aisloyal persons found collected in
,roups on the streets that morning. The
ificer who received the command start
d forth with his squad, upon the streets,
nd went vigorously TO work by arrest
ng everybody, loyal and disloyal, whom
,e found promenading the streets, COM
ng from barber-shops, or going to church
physicians were jerked up in their bug
les, others were stopped in hacks and
arriages, and every man was saluted
nth the short and stern order to I" fall
d" As might have been expected, every
ody who feH n, tetI out, with the whole
roceeding. One Of the first victims OF
. le impressment was our handsome
Dung friend, Governor JoHNsoN's Aid
friend who was sitting in barber
Top, with his face covered with lather
Irang out, And told the officer to release
m, as he was in the Federal service
1t the officer told him he didn't care a
raw if he was, and ordered him to fall
also Some twenty unfortunates had
en- gathered into line, and a general
edaddle through bachelors had be-
all along the streets, when the COM
lnder of the Pest appeared and In
med the officer he had misunderstood
order altogether, and ordered him e
ease his prisoners, much to lthe relief
gentlemen, who were just beginning tC
Use on the probability of their having
shovel dirt on the Notifications,
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efforts 70 suppress the rebellion, publicly
abusing the Government and loyal peo-
pie Of the United States, defending the
rebellion, by charging its origin 20 have
been with the loyal people Of the United
States, and publicly depreciating the cur
rency Of the country.
Especial dispatch to the st. Louis Republican,
CAIRO, Oct. 30.-The Grenada AppsaL
Of the 23d thinks that the fall Of Nash
vile is close al hand
Gen. Pemberton is the new commanding
officer in Mississippi lie il was who led
our soldiers through Baltimore when they
were stoned. Gen. p. shortly after re-
signed, and went 70 see jeff Davis, who
welcomed him with a commission in the
Southern army, with headquarters in
Savannah.
Gen. Joseph L. johnson has been as
signed to the command in the West.
Rebel army pickets have been fred on
occasionally near Helena, where 10000
.OOnfederates are said to be in camp. A
portion Of the doth Indiana had fight
on the 9th with some Of them and lost
three killed and wounded.
A large army of conscripts is concen-
trated at Yellville, Ark by Gen. Holmes
Gen. Hindman has been arrested, and
is now in Little Rock lie will be sent
to Richmond to answer charges made
against him by Gen. Albert Pike. Hind
man is said to have transcended his au-
thority and acted like a tyrant among bis
own people.
Rebels are crossing the Mississippi al
Duck Island, 80 miles below Memphis.
Boston, October 31.-The Republican
meeting in Faneuil Hall to-day was well
attended Gov. Andrew presided. Gen
Bristed, of New York, Senators Clark o.
New Hampshire, Sumner and Wilson o.
Massachusetts,, and Josiah Quincy, Jr.
made speeches, A letter was received
from Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, urging
unconditional Unionism at the ballot
box as we'll as in the field.
/ CRcLEvILLE, Ohio, October 31.-Tht
match race to-day over the Ash Grove
Course, for $1,000, two-mile heats, be-
tween Dunlerie's sorrel mare Kate Boston
and Adj Miller's bay mare Lizzie Fore
man, was won by the latter.
| Time-3:511S and $50