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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

The GranA Charge q sAs Iswa sss.
The correspondent Of the New Yorl
Tribune, who was presenslst the taking d
Fort Donaldson, gires m animated descrip.
ton of the last grand charge, which We
copy below. The writer says. ain few
seconds, other regiments followed the
Second They may have followed up the
hill, but we have not yet seen any salts.
factory testimony that they vera follow
cd over the entrepchments for two hours,
though we have seen and read probably
twenty letters which say that the Second
WAS left for two hours to contend alone
against the rebels. Here Is what the II. III.
bune writer says:
1.-THE Iowa Second was the first repi.
ment. to its honor be it said, that scaled
the breastworks. They performed this
hazardous and brilliant movement ia 1
mastery style, and after the manaer Of
the veterans who immortalixed themselves
in the wars Of Napoleon.
They never hesi,ated, they never fall
tered; but with firm step and flashing eve
they passed without firing gun into the
rebel works. In = few seconds other
regiments followed them. and . terrible
strife ensued between the contendinp mar
ties. The Secessionists seemed resolved
to drive the Unionists back, and the lat
ter equally determined not to surrender
the advantage they had obtained. b
For at least two hours, the nttlinp
Of musketry was increasingly heard, and
the armed masses svsyed to and fro; for.
tune appearing to favor now one side and
now another. "a
Ever and anon . loud cheer went up
for the Union, and this Was caught up at
distance, and echoed BY our soldiers. and
joyously rs-echoed by the surrounding
hills. Many brave warrior heard that
glorious shout Is his senses reeled in death.
and his spirit went forth embalmed with
| the assurance that he had not fallen in
vain.
A large rebel gun every few seconds
would pour its iron hail upon our strug-
Cling heroes but generally the firing was
too high to do much harm. Our cour-
agcous troops soon planted the Stars and
Stripes within the entertainments, and as
the good old flag waved ito folds there, q
deafening shout went up to heaven that
gave the defenders Of the Union strength
to battle anew in the cause whose glory
shall never set.
Southern regiment after regimen,
went to the assistance of the rebels, wht
we're burning to retrieve their failing for
tunes but our troops fastened forward
and threw themselves into the stronghold
OF the enemy, and battled as the hosts O
Richard the Lion Hearted battled once il
| the home of the Saracens.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
r~u.,xr.,... :. Nav Yerk.

The number Of aiien passengers landed
At the port OF New York during the year
1861 was 65, $50. which was decrease
from 1860 Of 81, 633, and 8,244 less
than ID 1857. or these immigrants q, !
130 were from Germany, 5,764 from
Ireland, 5.682 from England, and 6,974
from other countries. The immigration
Of the last year is noticed as having been
much improved. rs regards health and
general condition, compared with previous
years. The proportion arriving BY steam
ers is constantly increasing. The num-
Der of alien passengers that have arrived
at New York since the year 1916 is 2,
737, 446.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

This able English writer on logic and
political economy, whose influence on the
educated classes is almost unequaled, has
written an article on our national crisis.
fully espoasiag the cause ef 1.-The Govern
ment. He condemns the present insur-
rection against popular constitutional soy.
ereignty las treason Of the worst sort
q revolt against the highest form. Of co.,
tectsce dathor'ty--an attempt to tear up
the very Laas IF legitimate po,cer. Nor
does Mr.. Mill spare our enemies among
his own countrymen He says
There is no denying tina, our attitude
toward the oostending parties Il mean our
moral attitude, for politically there was no
other course open TO US than ssutrality }
has not been that which becomes Z people
who are as sincere enemies Of slavery Is
the EnglishsNaily are, and hays made as
great sacrifices 70 put an end TO Il where
they could. And it has been an addition
al misfortune that some Of our most pow
erful journals have been for many years
past very unfavorsble exponents Of Eng
lish feeling on allsubjects connected with
slavery; some, probably. from the influ-
enses, more or less direct. of West Indian
opinions and interest; others from inbred
toryism, which. even when compelled by
reason to hold opinions favorable to liber-
~. is always adverse to il In feeling !;
which likes the spectacle Of irresponsible
power exercised by one person over 9th
ers; which has no moral repugnancc to
the thought Of human beings born to the
penal serpitade for life, TO which for the
term Of few years we sentence our most
hardened criminals, but keeps its indig-
nation 70 BE- expended on srabid and "a
natical aboitionists' across the Atlantic,
and on those writer's in England who At.
tach sufficiently serious meaning to their
Christian professions, to consider fight
against slavery as fight for God"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

what Diple1AAte Think of the Ne.
b0lAAon.
Ass Webavei u from good authority that
Ms. Hulssuaan, the minister from Aust rim
to this country, has stated that every one
Of the foreign representatives nj WISH
ington had come to the conclusion tha,
the days of the Rebellion were numbered,
EAsdt1st the ps&er of thes Federaf Gov.
ernment would Be spn fully re establish
IN all the now Seeded States and more
ovsr, that the foreign ministers had sent
dispatches to their respective Govern.
ments TO this effect In few weeks We
shall, therefore, probably see grsa,
change in the tone of the foreign official
Journals in regard to our presen, war
IN. 7. Evening Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
soldiers, Psr.

The Russian soldier receives annually
only thirty six dollars per year a. pay, and
his rations consist solely Of black bread.
The soldier in the French army receives
ffty-six cents month. The pay Of our
soldisrs 10 twenty times greater. The es-
innate in the French budget for 1860 was
S64, 6S7 500 for an army on war footing
Of 762, 1868 men, and in addition, ! ne.
serve militia, on peace footing, Of 4l5,-
TAG men. 1t costs the tinted States
nearly three times as much to maintain i
soldier as it does the British Government;
and IL must be remembered that the Brit.
ish Government can get money at three
| per cent. interest. while it costs us si1
per cent. or more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

- March thus far has INDICATED its
traditiousry title-"cold March weather. .
1t has clustered, sleeted, showed, and
frozen. As it has come in like lion,
perhaps it will 90 out like lamb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
12.

~
An Act to le-azr the acts OF certain persons therein
named in the establishing OF a certain State Road
SEcTIoH l. Re II enacted by the General Assembly oil
the state Of Iowa, That the Of Silss Tusman 81
Van buren county. George Hobson of Henry county,
and Boyd B. Pease. Of Lee county, customers Ia
cate certaiu state Road surveyed nd herein des
of Section nineteen Ils Township aixty -aine len
north Range seven III west, the line between Lei
and Van Buren, COMMITTEES. running thence north thu
line between said counties until fntersectA the
running due " est from Hirboro, Henry county. The
terminus of said road being the county line between
Lee and Henry counties be and the IL hereby lc.
gAiised and ooparmsd any informally 10 the contrary
not w outstanding.
Sec 3. And be II II rther enacted That any inform
aity In the acts ceilings the hoard OF Super
visors for the counties Of Van Buren, Lee and Henry
tn establishing said road ana confirming the acts Of
said Commissioner be and the hereby Legal
lied.
ERcs .. BE II further enacted, That Manassas Par.
bour, OF Lee county, shall have until the Let Monday
In June 1852 10 He his claims for damages fore the
Superysors of Lee county but suid Harbour shall moi
be allowed damages BY reason of any he
has made his land through which said ruad 10 eca.
ted. since the said road located By the Commh
sioners Of Lee, Van Buren, and Henry counties.
sks. L. THIS act being deemed OF immediate isnpnFs
ance 10 take effect from and after liz qualification In
The .'Daty Gate City, and " Iowa State Register 1,
without expense to the State,
RUSH CLARK,
JNO. r. NEEDHAM,
President of the Senate.
Approved Febusay II. 1852
SAMUEL J. REDWOOD
feb2e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

Only eighty-ssven emigrants sr
rived at New York during the past week
the smallest number for long series o
ysars, sss.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al this season Of the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome every family should have sale
certain remedy III hand Ransculs Hive syrup and
1ela 10 the very thing II 10 net emily pleasant IL
children take. but u = certain cure Tor Crosp
WhoopisG Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and q
affections OF the Throat and Langs.
soid by all Druggi&s. Price 25 cents.
Orders may be aidr rosa I'd to T. Miikinson. Whole
sale Agent, 40. 81 Main ST., keotut, Iowa.
deci3dimw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
Regulations q Tra.sPertaften an
Travel.

Prom and after Saturday jan 25th. raiircad car,
stage coach, Or vehicle running west westvardiy
from the Assssppi river into North Missouri viii
bepsrmitsed to carry freight passengers from keo.
kuk without the rictes compliance with the regais-
tons Of the Treasury Department st Washinston,
which require that Ail fcighss, OF whatever naiare
except such may be under military orders, shall be
covered by Custom House permit. and that al bag
gage Of travellers shall he inspected and duly
sealed BY Custom House ofncsr."
The undersigned will issue permits for the trans-
portaton OF all goods destined for proper persons and
places, With the least possible trouble delay and In
spec and sea ali baggage ofsseers leaving The city
In manner 10 The least trouble conss,en. wih
he end desired. e.
The object aimed at 10 to prevent any aid or assist
anee or com nunsation with any persons directly
indirectly, Aisloysto, in against the Federal
Government. JOHN sTANNus, Surveyor
Custom House, Ksoknk Jan. IS I86e.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
THE GATE OITY
TUESDAY, MAREH 4.

Fl The dress paraaes and battalion
drills were omitted yesterday On Aecouns
Of the bad weather. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

All persons keeping or having for sale, any OF
kinds Of Munitions Of Wsr ,sueh Guns Pistols Res
volver and ali kindsof Ammunition are required net
70 selto any person without from under.
siEosd This order mast be strictly complied with,
undsrpenai, offorfstipg all articles nentsoped IN
their posssssion. JOHN sTAyNUs,
jlyl3d Surveyor PeEtof keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

APPLE JUICE AS x DYE.-It is said ia
have been recently discovered Ia England,
that apple juice supplies : long-soughs
Edssideratnm of furnishing fast colors fol
printed cottons. Arevolufion ID expected
II tn sppls trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

r. The Ice bridge continues srn hsre,
and will probably last until the Missis-
sippi is opened at New Orleans, which ID
likely to happen soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

The Iowa HOMESTEAD AND WEEKLY
NoRTHwEsTERx FARMER, is the title Of
an Agricultural paper recently started in
Des Moines. of which Mark Miller is
Editor and Publisher, assisted by an able
corps of contributors. 1t Is : good
looking paper, and ought to be we'll sup
ported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

- We hear it reported that Louis
Moore was captured among the rebels 1t
Donelson. He was formerly we'll known
here ~ the keeper Of an oyster saloon,
and OF Flora Garden, and we beliers his
last venture was the fixing up the Estss
property, corner Of Blondeau and Third,
which having failed, he soon left in dis
gust We have not yet heard Of the
capture Of Dr.. Barber, Lucas, and DR..
Allen. Their time is coming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nj ASONIC NOTICE.

special communication Of Rasis and Hardin
Lodges Of r. "a. n viii be held On Tuesday evs-
ming, lthe Athinst,) At 7k o'clock. pnactaal -
tendance Of all members is desired, 10 business In
which both Lodges interested II 10 DO transsc,sd
mark N -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
The REBEccA GRApE.-Hovey's Mag.

TIT HEnECtA UHAFE,--1U NJ bg-
azine says:
We know nothing among grapes, either
native or foreign, superior to = we'll ri
pened Rebecca The drawbacks are.
moderate growth, small foliage with some
liability to mildew, and the necessity for
some protection in cold localities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

A Gun ALWAYS READY roR UsE.-
One half pound second best gum arabic /;
put it in y pitcher and add eight ounc1s
Of white sugar. l4etit stand till tho gum
arabic q melted, when pour il in bottles;
this mixture does not sour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

I4-Our friend Scroggs, Of Fl. Nadi
son, leaving Blackstone for time to at.
tend to military tactics, was yesterday
sworn in as private in COL. Rankin,
regiment. Col. Rankin's success in en-.
listing men of stamina, worth and distinc.
tion is wonderful. If his recruiting off.
GERS are having equal success in Other
parts of the State, as We presume they
are, he will have crack regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

A wise CouRsE."-To be taken sick
just before . battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
BIZ TEIEGR lpH.
Inst Nights Report.

March 3, 10 p. m.--No hope Of reach
ing Chicago by telegraph tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04
MI EDICAL STAFF.

A meeting Of the Board Of Medical Examiners for
The purpose OF examining candidates for the position
ofsuraeon and Assistant Surgeon in the Iowa regi.
menu VIII be held 10 the City OF Des Moines, cosa
nencing Monday, the 10th day Of March.
Az this 10 expected TO be the last meeting OF The
Beard oil graduates Of medicine desiring TO be ap-
piieants will present themselves.
BY order, J. G, HUGHES, Chairman.
Papers throughout the State please copy.
frho
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

HEADQUARTERS FOR THE REG.
IL IMEET OF COL. JNo. " RANKIN.
Cornerof Third and Exchsge streets. Bnsiness Of
Zee, corner Main asd Second streets.
~ order sf r. GUTHRIE,
Abl0-d ACHING Adjntant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-04

sharp T0tngs ~ Prentice.
Wa are glad that Price is out Of Mis-
souri,. He hrs deflsd IT, sol about long
enough.
Floyd is scamp, but the kind Of
exercise most in favor with him is scamp
er. So
lit IS said thst the most merry Of the
secessionists 1t Nashville are CRASHING
their teeth ferociOuAly. We suggest
that. the name of the town be written
Gnashville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

TEE MGrAL CT WHICH CAsEoH ABE MADI -
Tee appeal OF Gsn. Bsanrsxsrd to the PEG.
pio O! Tennessee to furnish metal 70 be cas-,
into cannon tor The Oonfeieracy, having
eiici'e-t the voluntary contributions Of the
patriotic nen and women OF the south rhe
foi1o wing l,tter from Adj1tan. Gan. Wayne
- lady OF deorgia, coa,siaiag valuable in :
formation on the sutjsc. Of tia compost ton
OK gra metal, Win os read with prof.
and In seres.:
II Gen. Beaureg ard, in his appeal TO- the
planters OF the llississippj, meant aaythlrS
more than TO arouse tn cir stu berIng paiict
IAN to active sxsrtion, he wanted tna tin OF
which their oSiis are partly composed. We
have the copp~r, but for the fabrication OF
brol ~, (ccmn.o9iy, but errontcusty called
brass xuns) we want I'm. That You NAV
understand rbis, will tell ysg taa. scisaos
has determined for guns. as best, tee proper
tlons OF nine rar's OF copper 10 one pert oI
tn; and for bells seven OF eight parts OF cop
per 10 three parts OF lin. Be having large
number OF BELLS, therefore, we can add TWO or
three times the weight OF copper, as Analysis
may detsreitno their eompossticn aud bring
them TO the standard Of gun metal. Tbs
itghtes. fisid piscc Ia our basteries-a SIX
pound er- wete hs, on an average, eight hun
GRAD ara eighty four pounds. Fer the casting
OF Six FOUNDER, therefore, a. least one thou.
sand poaaas OF metal would bs Accessory
Bronze guns are used IN fisld batteries only
Tor their tighter weight. By which the bats.
ry Is more readily novel. They are not 70 du-
rao.e as Iron. science, within tie pnst five
years, has opened the way Tor casting iron
there 10 NOT foundry in lie Uonfec sTscy
tina, Is no. Low working to ix utmost biii.y.
II there is ! saoul1 Ike 10 know IL, ind IL
should not be Idle iosg.
Ths tin referred 70 10 book tiu, not sheet
tin, wtica 10 only sheet iron washed With
soietioB OF tin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

nay ana allowances OF decsa1ed soldiers. The
Eii va toheu No. rbad tW16e ~ IT. title, an0
rrfe-red to the Military uommi tee.
Dir. CoHnAp, Of La fom the Ucm mit,cs
bill enutled "an oct to encourage the MANI
faesurs Of iron end cUppeI ana the Rroouo.
ton OF o,es," reported oacn tne Dill, a.~
ss ksd. that the ccm~ltsee b discharged from
-, kr.s,rI. of va. from thu judiciary
l)ommittse. reported back the bill r. ine 20
the seo estr alton ind conhscatson OF esAsess
property and sK.cis OF alien enemies, eno
asked that IL BE- postponed. pisced sDoa 'So
eaIepdAr. with q Instrumentation that IL 90
mr' MOORE, of KY, from the same com init
tse. reported . bill 70 increase the psnsiV
now Imposed by law In certain crimina!c sc.
Placed upon the calendar and ordered 70 DO
Ma. 0AaraYLI, Of Ga, fro m the same COM
mittee. reported bill entitled an act Tor the
esta blishmsEt OF JudlciL courts Tor tne
con fed ara 70 States. Placed ON ths calendar
and orosred to BE- printed.
also. reported back tho resolution instrucs.
ing the com mittes to inQoirs whssner any
cons.it a .iOnal oost.ole exists to making
treasury notes legal tender ne stated ,n MAJ
the e. mm!ttee had carefully considered me
question, and as q result Of their deliosra-
lions I've Ct the committee were foanA 10 Dc
Of the opinion that sucA G be iacles did exist,
whilst tn othsr four were OF the opinion
that II WAS not unconstitutional.
par. CHLros, OF Ala, moved to recommt
the report and resolution, with in:trucuoos
TO report In secret ssssion. A&rsed TO.
Mr. NoLsAs, OF N. a., from the game COM
mi tee. reported Q bill IOr tho relief OF mrs.
,jaroiine Miller, OF salem, Roanoke county,
va with u recon- radiation that 1t BE- acted
upon q once.
aome objection was rails ed to the bill, but II
was naally passed BY an aye and no vote. a.
follows-ayes Is, noes 81.
Mr. EwIss, of Ky., moved that the vote
adopting the bill be reconsidersd and, peno'
to the constitute onality Of the bill. The mo.
ZION TO re- outsider WAS lost.
he House took up and pissed joint reso.
buttons Of tho Senate with reference TO the
recent victory EtShiloh, In Tenn.
On motion, the House adj turned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Haad.onse Sword-We were shown yes
tercay beautiful sword, the product Of the
skill Of Msssrs. Boyle, Gamble & Co, Of this
city, which, for high finish and all tins quali-
ties that go TO MAKE up a perfect weapon
could not be exceled. The inscription, which
Wa copy from the blade, will explain itself
the % Company Howiizers. April lst, 1862 -
On the other side il C. g. flag, with the
word elderly on its folds-,he word "hope"
in . shield, and in q wreath "victory or
death" On the reverse side &C S." and
cross cannon, and near the hilt the words
strike to the heart" The guard ia smbel-
lishsd with various designs peculiarly appro.
pirate 10 our young gaa rising nation. No
one need wish 10 wear at his side better
swora than the abovs. The Lest Of il is,
tina. it was su made in the Southern Confed
erscy. and intended as an instrument to eun.
ish the enemies Of tha: Confederaoy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
SbayDsuzote3s-

The enemy have organized in every amy
a corps Of sharpshootsrs, whose exe1uaiy g
business it is to shoot 1r officers. l, Is be-
Ieved that Gen. Johnston and our Gsnerals
at the late battle in Missouri fell in thi. way
We should have similar corps e.tasned TO
our o wn army, to shoot the Lincoln Gecerals
whenever they arc within the longes, range
of musket. Oar own Generals, e. tn. came
time, should initiate the caution of tho LIN.
eoln Generals, and keep out Of the way Of
as much as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Not P,oved--Daniel, slave to Charles
Friend, and Bowling, slave of Hector Davis
were arra'gned before the Mayor yesterday
on the complaint of q eolorsd brother, named
Bill Scott, who charged the parties with IN.
lawfully entering his domicii aad putting lin
in great bodily fear by sundry uncalled for
wariike manifestations tending to the appre-
hension on his part Of immediate aQnihilation.
Bills testimony demonstrated the fact that he
was more scared than hurt, and the Ma, or
taking into considee ation all the circumstances
unchanged the accused, with IN irtimation Of
the dirsful consequences likely to ensus il
Scott should be mOirstsd BY than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
Ae.ropol;taa HaN.-As this popular plac.

Ae1ropoi'tan H0N,--As this popular place OF
aniuaemeI', Lac Mailory's WAR filustra
tra,io:.e" draws sill all who appreciate the
supelb IN landscape painting and the inven
tive craft of the. maker and mover of tbs
Automatic drama From the first to the las;
sct, each painted scene and seemingly vital
lied figure, supsrindcces that illusion which
gives. for the nonce, life-liks reality to She
exhibition of rural life and battle pictures.-
Another grapd mssines takes place q. IL o'clh
to-day. when our juvenile population will
have a chance Of enjoyisg the beautiful and
the picturesque, linked with she nir,h pro
vokirg antics Of auto nations. We learn that
Mr.. Mallory has in preparation some taking
additions to the Giorama
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Snndr,es.-Thomas Jones, member of Cas-
kies Rangers, for some days under arrest for
Citing money by false prsteness WAS sent be-
fore Cen Winder by the Mayor yesterday. " NJ
Hu Crimson, who was charged with violently
enterinS Dan Murphy's house, with the sup
posed design of assauiting tha. ndividnsI,
had nis ease continued unit! to-day William
Irwin, a lad, charged with purloining SIS
from some roknown person, was sent 20 lail
III default Of surety for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

Daily Prayer Meetimgs.-The Union Prayer
Meeting, OF all denominations, under The
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
siatioa, will be held every afternoon thia
week, at the Sscond Baptist Church, Main
street, commencing at i've O'Clock Surely
assemble with Thanksgiving and prayer. With
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the Clio
rious victory he has given US. and with prayer
that He will still bless our arms in other con.
hicts which seem impending, and on which
hang, such mig hty resuits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

BILLS IT any ore In disposed to doubt the
patrio isn OF orr planters. let Inn visit the
susu N house anu examine the bells, large
and 81 and # all Ids, sent there in re-
SPOTS, 20 Gen. BsAureeard's appeal. Over two
hundred hrs there, and the whole exceeding
Ia weigh twenty two thousand ponds This,
too, It will be r @ m 5ered Is bui q small por.
ton Of he let " by The planters ri the Sou b
Many have b,en sent to other poin's froHa ,sis
State. ard mary have been cent from other
States direct TO hsadq aartsrs.-N.0 o. Dsita.