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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-20
GRFAr RARnAIEs-

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ref ic.iiinr luj tsb,e VI and nfi'iiing sule-i
~ l'tickeriiig Iianr fandsrfne Slhls-ais .p1rior
ana ~ irosih igra 't little a a.p 6tr new
hre{-y wi-h top. Xa.cs. Cows. Hoxs Wagcn : cr :
- -. &c.
face iaf7i;e- wa = trd tais - nlo~; desisat'~
ret -. lari ttiag f1a{e 81 ncrd ~ ii, an surc
itF lrfe u he house bt a-cd -. n horel
dEcls.~. Il. " FON AI-DEHQFr.
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sTcLEH! so REWARD!

CFOLEN hon the sni,-rriter. ia hiii-s FnEt -
- t<tfz,io,ga Al he stable ~ S-fosicr IN he
fHf of tie G. ilecclf rer. iroHn hirst. ano u
hltds high haze isce hind leg b'h White. rather
thrk in The neck fr.rn being recently altered; ~
"A NJ X Pr NJ. ulndelh;e cnntitiop- VII lay -
aiiiTe feutrf f.r his ce,iTert ~ thrtssF-rn
nl,t b., tsruifh siap or 7 ~ Ply li1rrty rr
ifrssfi.a that vii iead he c.fe n tie - ei
AID recovery >. Tia hors-. A. J. +O1IER-
trtfa-lu
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loo Hands Wanted

IMMEDIATELY. - Il n P.ss Lease IN CL.,.
7li<s sc "A. have +. r nss ezssft iEs= nili.sT
sliy ~ ~. Asp'g a. ssss- Liss-.i wages ..s
sisslsr Ill = "a 4 z NecAET 4 e.
AZ II IS r es. % i p s. 81 arr ma
- ~ 2t.-ri- ~ rsi's.s seey 50 = - iIf
,sf1 AL fasi.-- .ri.sA f11r-s -
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VAcCINATIOrI

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II e. tslhil pizre rs.u y -e a.ic i - fs-
tE 1e,- li.,.rtl1re f-t Tie 3-Ft ttr1+ = q
--~e b lnl ~ prevented :. = sass sly r.. z-srs
that - izuls ihs callsc rtt.L-4ll rc.'ifei
-hc1it Be Fascinated -. taig lIls-tlt- A tirt
- been - iii-hrf 20 il- ID SKA - ll.e i-u
pei h1rch- Tlerr rr-'rlla 81 Is rI1sf--flg ID
aft-nd4rfF /, raccirate any Ic-ll uAs a-g1ic i-e-
stnt : .e-etsi-es llr Tat T'uspf.-r-
o. EEAIZ Srrretn A. {. 8
Stl'-rirf-nle1k - f4cei1s--.1
By order % Bsi<- 5ea Helm
c. 81. rcCarLEr. A. A. $50
deel51F
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ID ASkw4f from ny re~ids-ce in Hsii eounty.
C,eer1is on The sfh instant. -FOUR NFGRf,ES
" lrly- Nsije bns ahnui thirty Jesr- old rather
d. tnInr kim ~ li i've Feet Ten orrlevtn i1chc<
"a al. Cart boy about fhffy sears - dark csim-
j en- I've fset <ix or sven III be- h1h. Bar ker
bfy ahfuf tliiIfy i've yF4rs oil. "a rnfrr rxicu
fsfi e firit zen irrtf- high 1oie. p short
infy Fe sears old lsfk complex on. fr f-et f,lf
"a Ire = ket high Tie BloS reward vii i.c raid
ir fhe sies-y II eti,i Serroc= their rahli1erenr
IN sal ulere csis aif fitin- they Ecie iftcir rir
% Eel ON e,i.ert Nl'it-rz1 B-s4.l cl.1nfv Nis<
~-ib g. and think 81 ffF q make filtr say hscs
70 ,s; State My adde's j. G .sn-v II Hail county
Seilrxia! ALLEN J. BELL
Slcfs1ae
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~ The r.aa.r viii dsab;ls nj. PROVOKED

"a The r.adsr ' i'll dsub;l' "a 30 provoked
into a sHaile at the cempF-ssion. ~ to Or our
ssiuinns this morning bur must aiiribpte
tic d;niha:iop to the lre,sure Ct The lines.
aid the scareisy Of paper large erorEb 10
Held all the Rebel has to SAY It is an evi-
dlats Of our military skill. horsser. 10 be
aisle 10 reduce orr columns when too cl0ssiy
d5as<d
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If therefore the Democratic party. or
any other party at the North suppose
that their temporary triumph over the
more ultra abolifiohikts il going 70 pro
ducs any effect In raising up Union
party at the South, they are deceiving
themselves All the world knows that
IL the abolition government had suc@
ceeded. OF was likely to sncced in sub
dining the South, theirs would be but one
patty tlisre- SuccssF will give any par
~ power among that fanaiical people.
as failure will doom any party 10 ruin.
Nsthing induces them to cling with
such deathless grasp 70 the dsfunct
UHisn. but the rich prize which has for
ever escaped from their rhercenary
grhsp. Between us1snd them there j. q
great gulf fixed which can never be
brIdged. either by eoercien or 'iamended
constitutions. Appeals to the memo
'ries Ola once glorious Unipn - is a
sebSeless tWaddle. The graves Of a hun
afpd Thousand Confederate soldiers. The
purest aud best men tsiat ever lived in
any country, lie between us and shat
golden period, in which pztribtIsn had
some meaning in the Northern States.
We snail never desscrate their memo
rits BY harboring ! single lingering
lopk alter "the flesh pots OF Egypt.'-
We hsFe now separate hisitry, writ
ten in the llcod o. more than D hundred
battle eelds. csnsecrated in the tears OF
hundreds Of thousands Of wives. moth
erb. fathers aud sisters and cnshFjned in
the memories Of eight millions Of peo-
pis-a history than which more bril-
liant one has never been written IL is
orr hlStOiy, aud never can be shared by
those whose fiendish dssignsIhaEe COW
cred them with eternal infamy. God
We believe. has judged between MS. and
wesusit IN calm and serene {onikenee
tie final award 5. ~. BaptEf.
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~ a c5nstant stream of applicat

VIZ constant stream Of applications fpT
exemption fro'hil pflereiians Of the censcFfpi
Act paurs in upon the War Department he
following letter says the Knoxville Reg Isl szsS
Hon, Jsd e eahssban. ASST Score tary OF War.
Inay save soue tfoable
Chr rrRs7z ErArEs or AMERICA
War perartule-i kirhrfaad. Va. Stir DEC. SCI s
SIN Your litter ef Tire 9th ult. has besil
lteceirci.
The case If James Reed viii be submitted
10 the Presiaeht. The instances of harishsp
and s:Fefing Which the reqaisition Of 90 much
Ut the military Population for active service il
very Eteat No rule has yet been established
FOR the administration DC The power conferred
On the Presideu; to relieve. under consiaeFa-
tons OF justice. equity and necessity
Norslaxation OF ths rule has been made as
10 Ply siciaus.
Very respectfully.
J. A C1HFBnLL
Hsr ", 1wAr Kssxvills. Tss..
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* III 3. ssid f1r ale r-ro<-1y ~ a rr<-s ~
~ zs.s w. Io,t 5erreea C1lff1noazt and = rf-
lrre-b1ilf he J. l-1t ctIpr. Xiv trt.-. SIX
spoken sn3 A. az IL ye--s 70 80 - Aal rita lln
nLsn ID. sr1lll &. psi b. al ~ blartets-
;. T. III lsIsf<.
+. ns= Capt &c 1.ftI il--- 49, fns-
lAIt8 f.ir
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TAKET ~

I'd PIT IN jar In Ca-tr-. 11ss. H-1tt'1 sr'zniy-
SE4RJ KAN - The nan 81 JON 80 s~Ts 20
beiort..s % Wa Jonrs. Of Hemphl1. Ir11- said toJ
bs1lk f-st = i1-fer tiE-. - Zt.r. 90
ssfi = - y" - 49,
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EsuTiIxzs Ikt5sTzATk5 NEss -T,- enter
missing Publishers OF tkif sterling literary
Week.. are determined - keep pace wi
Die tmrf IN the cor finu.l improvements on
tsls;r psp-r. The News cbrnss n rs to-day
illustrated with handsprrv wood-cut rsp-s
4.nsasios Of Gan. John IfAniits Morgan and
hIs San Itis decidedly the most fsfshs
llastralioa whrh h4s yst appeared in il pa
sfss and reEecit ere All rHsn the artist An
Sthss shsravisg. intended 10 represent zen.
teti Tlseni1onl i MT as gp9d, aad stu anoill-
1t illustration 1.-THE zppafitEon. 10 story on
EllIsd Horror House. which wonld h.vs
been az better lsft out zitoetth.r. Tn resd
Hps matter. sdFtOri4l AMI otlisewi.e. WI be
if.und .hf.rtai 9ihs and Instructive and the
rsHeral '.h.ke yp7 q sAis number q ne
New qF'te eqtal. r pet superior to Ire Pre-
seeding nunsbtrp- HI
hr. B-aj1B 3 efeT d n. Counting .Rosrs
IN tie fIEssL saiEo i sblelngent for the -Nsws
H. T.nasss e Fna nth Aiasama
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MY RfrlUrSCt. j. Cl-rrt 81. q psr-Hs- zai
vi 81 - = e~rifeEl AI-1 lire t-itk --r--
IN H-rk1i ~ Ai1r. lre ta-l't- -ite n .ilarr
&c Itr.lttce - c4rl -t-a' conlaiir - a-rrs-
80 M - ,. 81 VIZ 80 llt siett =. - g l-est
sar.-. i-.iI o. H-P- NAME
Ice 1.tns
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Nv RUcIIoS AID

20 1o7 Nkf>' rf.-I ScuEf-E1. "a.
iTh- m zlsrd h-Trs 1t-d tpnsstres t@g-ti
- ssl ~ lie style a11 frrs Of Jane~ + Sr.tf A tu-
IA The pnrpl4e nj c5ri-uc. int gereTzi ACcIi0N
id COMMISSION ECSfNhSS. They have rr1tet
ttAt large ~rd elegant badirE. NJ lD1 Nsn stseef
iiTnrhbnrg Va lately oscipled b. no, !. Davis
.i3s and IN fie1st d2y ri fecemter mkt. vii Is
kdY reeve Merchandise 81 al kinds Tor private
sd sslstinu slies- They soiifif i1nfrets n Nan
Hltfiufed Ard smoking Ioissrc1. Ssis>f-. roasscs-
d414e Src other 81 eries- Bale Cet-1a and Cotton
flbfic- u al grades wooieu Goods Fniis she's and
father ari al utier gods usl1 " Free frs t.
fIhsir Gr~t Auctinn viii tlkc place ~ IN eary daT
81 December. OF which de lrcfice. vita catalf-rc.
I'll lpe f.lliti-hed-r- -
kT>y respect uiy refer n the rnrrc1tn1S N ISL
3&ss men u Rirhno1d PlfffsbuTG. l1ifiils and -
IT rties -otl the Sonfh wh4e al sd co-nFer1fior
htH be esiF sPPFeefaied. .-o---
or The IT. drgn a. Jim T. Ti.Tis / c..
lie FESKTlF- BOC00K.
ll WH H-lpAHEISH.
EszserE Of tas frn q BeeaSk 4 Parr'sa-
4 fTe@ co-icrs o. Bheark 4 Parrish. No Bfiics
skireff all coutirue Il the I'd -taaI - u-raL
Ilascl7-5.a BOCOt K / PARRISH
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BRING OF YOUR HOGS.

|jIs1N AUTHORIZED 70 bay al III. HOGS sor a.
t1he regular C;orsrn-nent prices.
{ aess III r. HecANT.
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(tDPARTS ERSHIP xOTIcE.-Tfe undersigned
~ have a3slciafed themselves Together under tn
~ p sud arm Of B0NDCRASI MATTHIAS FOR
t1eiprrpo-e IL cnndnciine the GROCERY AND con
MISSION BUSINESS. in this city.
We sfaii Keep constantly ~ hand a. iar<e and
wef Seiertrl stock ~ GROCERIES, ard STAPLE
DRY GOODS A. csn BE- obiai-td- and val spare Do
fait. % serve our cusranners ~ al times
Cisni9ctilE the business n fhe CASH rrinciri-
weIwilbe cha led a. CIR inducements - cify aat
Cctffry ruiti a>frt. ei her BY Hhoi-s7e or retail
tiors,ernfsfs Of Ft,.ur. Nle1t Corn sud al ethe-
cintry pru4uce sp'iciet an1 prompt returns 10 all
eases. - sch sales are ma E.
Manu- acfircd and Smuki1g Tobacc1 and Sun Of
all tradrs aIFavs On baud
We solicit share Or tie public patrofaEe.
- p E0NDURAST.
decl7Em JAMES MATTHIAS n
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ruE nssohALr1.

ITT + - srthor eel - snne iscs Dr. III SMITH
W ca lai;e f.r - e.rctio1 - The s.-ici r.
viiyor - tie ely q Cfst;s1bosi- Eiscfioa lie
9lEb En.s.
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Il - Tie ri ,f- 1-tf art ~ 1-fctHE n - " Aur-
pi Qsa5t. ftassiets Supply Dept Atlantis Ca
AIN RLEl TON VII b. iqi5 IN I6urtdly. The
- 2sth int. Rt The tolleai1s p,se-- ard ~ ih~
f- sing pets .rs- far 4 auf1se ~ .c finf Nsycr
aid tw Ai1eru.en ior "a ~hfd ID The city, -cT she
vesr 1855
liz ward. At Khecd'er's sbSp hv Th,sras J. att
ref Noes a-elis and John IA Aiexand-f-
- Karl. Al I. A fis~~' s. r. y :. 10 r. 30 IL.
y y HrewfF. a. / Jasiis fi-hRf
"A wsrs A. secaraei- or e b. = J. IoTry T.
II ssler r.. tndJ r Ali~.n
al Md. ~ fr. Fr. dfr--hy fli,;iss Plan
jlnx P LESS. rse,siss
II. i7-l'tf
e.ssss- ''Tsaa-. b.s<.assf /. i,s7-'ffi-
Getrr1i CT,Itis. I
M -
4 TIE raItfx - -. frers tassat -ttsr,. leave.
~ hay unsr viii ~ psrr7psls r rs,--ei ;lirei<h
fhf,s Headquarters Z, ~ P1@ia .-ter- " - army
ID sa- end ~ & th-ir AZ utF 3. s-s9e--ei 49,
hf-t-. e i ~ai-firf=riF C1f'4iret-
y Tie 1tfe7fie1 ~ n ers -citltT e ~ Graz
- i-t-rs cralf-crt s cliif u Pa. J. " q 30
III sstcl Eal l. -. ~. Eitt--ort. VA Ny D.
SIP f9ior-- The PAIN II II roi g. f~rlel Df
tiiEss ~ 44t '.t;lcF Q 81 f'rnttiie 9 - The iri-
NH 4 10 utsth ffrr i17-.' I. tfretF f1iti-iii.
.rles. tirg rrhihit Il lr isrl q s. -
fiikafor i-r tayrn-ft = nfai- ir.-rS i1en ilt con-
-tn1 it- S-rs ~ irsa tie der .lt7itr-- Etasilz
tnl - - eSrL- ,ift1ried dl-r- ri I-tT-- q ab
tcilc> firm ths eisrla-1iiEE 0s1r--i 1-i1s- VI II
thHy 4rs rrrvi1r-
Liaifernia-fef@ No raT a5sesters - rirztsr
o. . rrd-r wi b rrpa-t-1 for stsrrars ~ their
r4f, tess1s being azisa ss = tlial y tsei H-r-
b cons, 1 e c.s. BFsss
{srf-1~ Assi>fan, 4 1iifsnt General
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Trout HoUsE

NOTICE
HAVING tharr1Ehiy rrlioratrd NJ Hon.s. I beg
IL leave Inform ny I'D patrons and The traFei
~ public. that the Hcase vii be orc1 On and aiter
sssi-i .. HsGrxLEr. ProTri's-r-
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Q-AtTErH tETEE's DEPT.
Chsffaaco1a. Oct Slst. 1854.
Certified ac~o1nts Of r o. Banks Capt aoa Quar-
ternaz.er. viii - pai1 A. the cGce nf
EEj- I o-,r-rr-z=7i<r-
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Ptrt Eudson. IL. Dec il. I3t1
: IL lo,iorlnx hegiments beinf-i rirei-ii E1tAel
md ronstiase &c . Bugacs q lbs any sr.iea A.
On. IL In III Il
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IKE BEaL REF ARD CIGARS r. s.'s f-n.....,.
n sr-rf a. Esrrlf k.,-i,+| 49, 49, - - -
rris FIJI .ErAl-n 4 Bs0
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" caal,rs Es-a-a1s. - aps- clrss-'s Csnrrsr.
- fIriifs I.-rI..r -i asi -a34rS1rasL a
1f- r,sae r ir4rrftl I,s- S-itr4 csn rrsnlnra
Hf-la lirr -t-tts y = Ks 4 90 i1e iEs1
Z Sr.si.r.'I- AZ .lai -rrcf-r-1nE -
ife.e-t .ra.- = - ss-ilr.t si ~ i.eE1islJ
u ceirct ~ III aElGSII-
t-t- ---4--S--<t.i ia l.l. Esf
C-tap f-l4- arfis-4'-Ira. lr1ai. Dee g.
III Willy.
ArcTscsEEH EaD cosi1fisEEDz MIR =
trItar.
CrA-rls0e TExE.
oFFrrs a s,Iri-ss - ~ -stsses 49, Ia Ptils
r. "a a. n
Z-Ar ESTxrE
-EsRuEs
ETscK
rRorccs.
HrssHsxn'sE.
A. a.
~ o. = = r.. SIS. = E.srt-l stsst-
g lila
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WANTED
FORTY DOILARs RRWAKD.

A GOOD ok. washer and iro1er. Apply At ,hi.
a Once. rltr5.
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Hem Ao6srtIs,nltrts!


THIS is "a notify the psbIir generally ard tovetn-
i ment Agents and Railroad cem,anies particI,lAr.
~ that, member Of The 1n 81 Unde wood. Pa d
tn Co.. viii not ie responsible for any coatIaft
entered intd Tor aid nim BY J<eph Payion q for
any other adt Of his in The name Of The firm
rkcl9-lw A. l. MAXWELL IN
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WHO WARTS a SUBSTITUTE

4 XII orr 'esifiag si:i.stisufe. rhsis rifingfal
a .fay rally fril ones~ho kl nerfr o. siib
Il Il lie 81 s- i.,f srt " arFitHg N J.. ~ Nur
li3. Quart ftass;et's Supply DEPT. Atlanta ca
csel5-IOL
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MArnrxoxaL. Z Married On
Thursday. tie lith ef Decembsr,
1852. by the Rev J. p. Martin.
SCapt.John G. N eem. Of Lynch
sbuFg (meihber of II. Gen. f. Kir-
sby Smiths staff. and Miss Nan
ME, daughter Of James II. Cew4nj
Esq. Of knoxville. II
Gold was selling in Louisville
on the l1th At % per 81. premium
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31
Cairo. Ogtva2O,

The Columbia Times of the 7ih says
Gen. Butler had landed at Pensacola
with 1000 men. /. also copjecturcs that
we will march on the junction Of the Mo-
bile, Montgomery & Pensacola II. r.
1t is reported in the Memphis Bulle-
tin that large number of rebels have
been put across the Mississippi at Duck
Island, fifty miles below Memphis.
The Greneda Appeal says las. Saturday
Gen. Price reviewed troops at Holly
Springs, and that Sunday he evacuated
the place. People who come to Helena
from the country report a rebel force
which they estimated at 10000, twenty
FIVE miles from the city. No doubt ru-
NOR is grossly exaggerated. Monday
morning scouting party on shore oppo-
site Helena, composed Of troops from the
46th and 43d Iud. were fred upon by
concealed rebels. Two men from the
46th and three from the 43d were killed,
three Of the 46th wounded, one of whom
subsequently died. The 43l had two
wounded. Tie rebels numbered about
1000. Gen. Hindman is now in prison
al Little Little Rock, and is 10 be sent to Rich
mond for trial.
Albert Pike writes long letter TO the
Arkansas Patriot. showing him up. Ru-
doiph, TIE Confederate Secretary Of War,
says that ll.ndman has never been com
handing in Arkansas
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PERsosxr.-Dr. J H aeaton SURGEON

PERsoeKL.--Dr. j H. aeaton, Surgeon
of the 2ist Missouri. or Col. Moore rsgi-
ment, and a well known citizen Of this
place, called on us yesterday, informing
US Of the condition of this famous regi-
ment. From q full thousand men it is
now reduced to 400, but with their gal
liant leader they are still terrible in battle.
Iowa has some GO men in the regiment
which, it will generally be conceded, does
not detrsct an iota from their bravery and
prowess. The regiment is now at st.
Louis to recruit, having seen the hardest
kind OF service.
The Doctor subscribed for the Gate
with the remark that he had become a
Republican, and last fall for the first time
in his life, voted the straight Republican
ticket lie says he don't know as he
ought TO call it Republican, but rather
that he is an Administration man. He
considers there are but two parties in the
whole country, one loyal the other traitors
in sentiment the one TN Administration,
the other an anita Administrative party,
and his vote clearly shows (which is
which in his opinion under this classif-
cation. Ofthe sixty Iowans il his regi-
lncnt, only eight voted the Democratic
ti@be' the rest, like most of our other
2alapt m'n Whose arms have won for us
such proud distinction, declared their de-
termination to support tke Government
and voted the Republics t.caet.
This Is the s.inaate effect of looking at
the subject face to face in practical way,
NOT setting in an easy chair at u safe
distance from the scene of conflict and de-
nonncing the Administration in its earn
est aud honest efforts for subduinp the
rebellion.
Where will Democracy be when all our
soltiors return to their homes
ATTENTION, RIFLES You are com
manded to meet at the Armory this after
noon Friday at 2 clock precisely, for
drill. There will be target shooting for
a silver cup.
By order Of the Captain.
fu.a Gov n G
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Boston. Oct. 80.

Deputy Sheriff Baily proceeded to
Fort Warren to-day in sloop, failing to
get across IN the regular steamer to serve
the writ OF habeas corpus granted by
Judge Clifford of the U s. Circuit Court,
in the case Of w. H. Winder. The Dep
utr Sherif was not allowed to land, by
lie military commander at Fort Warren,
and consequently returned to the city this
afternoon. He reported to Judge Cliff
ford that his attempt to serve the writ
was unsuccessful, when the court remark
ed that it had no means to enforce the
writ. The Court then ordered the pa
pers to be placed on file. This probably
ends the case for the present. The coun-
sci for Mr.. Winder are Hon WIN. Breed,
Hon. G. w. Biddle and Hon. Peter Nc
Call. members Of the Bar Of Philadelphia.
The 2lth Maine regiment passed thro'
Boston to-day for the seat of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31
Baltimore. Oct. so.

The loyal citizens arrested on Tues
day night have not yet been released from
custody. Gov. Bradford has demanded
the unconditional release Of all the parties
arrested, and that all the papers aud doc
uments seized be given up
The petition for the removal Of Gen.
Wool has received numerous signatures,
last night and this morning. An address
appears in the loyal papers to-day, invi-
ting the persons Of Baltimore to call at
the Union meeting room and sign me-
mortal to President Lincoln for the re-
moval of Gen. Wool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31
New York. Oct. 30.

The brig Mary from Auxcay arrived
tonight. October Is in lat. 81 long. "a
she saw large frigate under steam with
aschooner rugged steamer in tow the latter
not having steam up. The bark r. G
W. Dodge, from Trinity. reports was
boarded on the 9Th instant from the gun
boat Montgomery. The officer reporting
having chased rebel steamer the dav
previous. The rebels ran her ashore and
set their craft afre. She was loaded
with cotton.
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EF The Both Regiment appeared on
dress parade on Main street last evening,
Lieut.. Col. Drake commanding, and made
. splendid appearance. They we're fully
uniformed, and armed with the new Aus
TRAN rifles, 1hich were lately received
We are informed that the particular OBJ
ject Of the parade was to allow an inspec-
ton of arms by Col Lowrie in behalf Of
the Adjutant General, in which twenty
five OF the guns were rejected. They will
receive necessary repairs before the rcgi-
ment leaves. These rifles are pronounced
by judges who have examined them to be
a very superior arm, completely finished
and furnished, and have the famous sword
bayonet attached. Col. Drake command
ed the regiment as an accomplished off,
Ger, and the men showed proficiency in
drill! and experiences in the use Of their
arms II Is no faint praise to say tina,
the "36sh' will compare favorably in the
appearance and soldierly bearing Of il,
officers and men with any regiment which
has left the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31

tD~ A liberal gentleman OF ST Louis
proposes to donate leo acres Of timber in
the vicinity of the city, and asks the aid
of some of his benevolent fellow citizens
TO enable him to cut it and bring it to
marf 81 at once. 1t is TO be disposed to
poor families at the actual cost Of cutting
and hauling
Could not some citizen Of KcOkuf
follow this tommcndable example, aud
thus relieve the threatened fuel famine,
which it is feared will prove very distress
ing to poor families.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31
w ashinyton, Oct. 80.

Washington, Oct. 80.
The following was received at the
Headquarters of the army, to day:
ST Louis, Oct. GO.
To Maj. Gen. Halieck
The army of the frontier is again sue
cessful. Gen. Scofelds dispatches from
Fayetteville, Ark, says that on yesterday
at daylight, Brig. Gen. Heron with the
"a Iowa cavalry, and eth and lst Mo.
cavalry. attacked rebel camp 4 miles
east of that place. Our force was about
1000 strong while the rebel force num-
bered 5000, commanded by Col. GRADES.
After a sharp engagement of IN hour the
enemy was completely routed, leaving all
his camp equipments aud few wagons.
The loss OF the enemy is dead on the
field Our loss 5 wounded mortaltv.-
Col. Heron pursued the enemy for sew
eral miles into the Boston Mountains.
Signed, s. K. CURTIS,
Maj. Gen. Com Dig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-31
Washington, Oct. 80.

Gen. Hooker to-day escaped very mar
rowly being killed 1T the Willard Hotel.
The General had come in town TO com
municate with the War Department and
was ia, the room of Senator NJ cDougall,
when a gentleman who was also present,
exhibited to them an improved carbine.
fred it accidentally, and the charge pass
ed between the two gents, SCATTERING the
wall behind them.
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New York, Oct -.
ur-Market dull, loo lower s. soa5 20 for Super
Stat; IS $3.50 40 for Extra State.
Nheat--Market duh and l3ac lower, 81 lga es
for Chicago spiug; 81 3l&el ~ for Amber Iowa
Gorn-Market dull and unchanged aud armer for
sound, n 4ts3c mixed western
Whisky firm. III 27,a31l.