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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CxLzBRArIox rNrHz NosrnsnN Past

CELEBRATION IN THE NosTnHnN PAsT
or Lee Cousrr The Ciussns in tAs NertAsfn part i
Lee county pxeposs - cslstsats rs ensuing Anniver-
cary Of our Nation Brth1sy in grove On Lost Creek
on ths rnad hetse~a peanAsk sad wsst Point. s
Ws expect 70 hsye Orstisn ana ksspoosss 70 PA-
sriot'c Sentiments ny ussnguied speakers. Our ex-
sreiscs vf be diversified b. Vocal snd nsal
Music Exescises win sommeure ut 0 o'clock A. n.
An Loyal Citizens, without dfstincion Of g>o, or
Patty who are -hnnesly in fAsas 81 aappessass the
0~vsrnnsnt and csusntssion Of our country In hi.
hour o. III peril eordziiy invited 10 meet witt m
on the occasion.
~ order Of the Committee Of Arrsn gcmssts.
GEO. G. EATON,
jeo-o & Chairman.
Posi- OTRrcE NoTIcx-The Post Of
ice ~ii be open hereafter On Sundays from TO "a.
~. #H J. D. HOWELL, r. u.
June -. 20.
AZ ---------S----ss2 r.
10 THE NERVOUS AND CossuMpTlyE
o. soTA saxes "A Retired ciergym saving bas, re-
stored 20 hsstih In few days. sfisr many year, ~
kfss1 03serinE Il willing assist others by ssndps
pres.) On nsc~ipt Of pssa-paid directed ssvsiops
copy o. the proscriptloa ssrd. Nrexi n she kEv.
JOHN y. DA0nA Ali. Les Paxton street Broskiya NJ
=. tjsi2dA ~4n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02

- ~ ysacs 70 ges them kemsmbsp DE eoyser stsks
49, % ths Aoc,ios store. Hundrsds - na, -.
essssss vssst tits eeap nan dairy and sxpysss s,-
pstss ~ ~ tsssaiss Ao1 tbere All nrs esrs- y"
kso~ wAy - sell - much shsspsy tAas ssxAoI- ~
ena she ~ - snce $sssS basgaina r. IN ~ =;
SIMPLY sssesv fhse - have Aad lone exnarence n
~ dry eoods eUsises and Nave he osev - 40
tss ssch m article s4ovds sa1 are dr,s,
s ssass y trade IN The CATS sf sol.s iAsi
ss ar. ~ !" onr msrils IL b. ,raei.
and sell hem - 50 N1SssEst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-02
Il g4ss 10 2 Large varisty Of vi.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE !,

Specimens and prices Of which can BE- seen BY
scndiag Tor Ossalar. sss2NAsS
Al articles 9snld will b. securely paeksa, And
Forwarded BY Express or otherwise, - MAY Be di.
rocseo. 500 re- 50
tsEsa s-s5$5sssgR+ & sss@a
Terms: Cash IA accompany the Order.
MN. Address: r.. B. HOWELL.
'a M oAT1 ourY ogx5cu,
q @ Kesknk, 1swa.
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Letter from Texas.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent.1

Special to the New Orleans Crescent1 4
,T.E1. -tae@ GoLIAD, TEXAS Feb, n, 1862 y
NJ EatorThere Lincoln war steamer hoyernr ~ onr
part Of the coast seeing what she ay do agapat M Har
purpose Is 10 stop the carrying cotton to the southwest
IN ans Of the interior navigation This she has aresy
Tbs steamer cannot within the Islands, but she sends hsr
launches and have nothing in the way Of
sufficient drive them back They land they please ON
the Islands but they dare not venture the main land In
the ehsppa al Texasboys would them up In abort
order. M a "a, ID, 5sf zl.45g55 II -
Allow me TO make two suggestions to arms Ths
In the South Ia the cry
fot gunf paols etc. My view Is this policy Is not to
fight the yandas distance for they superior arms and
appliances but we should 6gh cosely6harge the enemy
wherever can be DONE Some of The greatest OF
the day consider the bayonet Of effective weapons
The pike is certainly more and manufacture them
a. well as huge Knives without number in very time
pixies bah also having knives Cod gt,erng pess b,adas
st the thing for Yankee vitalB
the Government employ the gunmhs throughout the Soh
to make guna There are great many Of such We
era hundred In the State amt the perhaps
In the older States though many gons ID lid
These could be put mendug old and pistos
and making Each could gua psr week IN
m4 tn. -
tol Carter Of this State, with great energy is raising
splendid regiment OF ances That IS the lance what
calls the special They double
shot guns -shooes and knives There will be In The rse
ment some OF the finest riders In the world.
IA powder mannfAcory will operation in San Anto
MO- winch will supply an immense unit Of the explosive
purposes The whole country shodld he engaged in making
too clothing and address 70 that
which to meet and crush tho Northern DEVILS
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8 II: s., :s ' s:
any Of the services 81 church assmea nn sass
s &C e
I'd @ . .:s %sss; i . s.sss isss
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hsss .sua ssd s as;s hs
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Ssa sffss &
sSs ssss.d pa' Tpssa ess yssds. ss o.
ae asiSnsg sai,dps Such . ave hem
Ths ehs,sh Fsar the q ,s..ues 4.
ss%nss s Z .a
:.ss zissd z 4 e & esd 'r'si
sfasss L mo sh e.: s.:a
T.. 90 a. ~ .t who signed nan which ~
Ths ;,o sopsa. Iasy Alexandrias bsss "a jscus
| mixfortnnes fSs sspiy tyMpaInt1es WIZ fbeff
ssys as sat ss, s.
veins How long shall Il % AIerandrsSs dIvsnc
shall come How long shall the desps heel NJ no
Of other cities and ssss
ts,s AZ
t5mnnyi TO The deep humiliation beng esutureG q sa
Will be added the ineffabe misery Of being cruay ~
the aId Ioss yngar tsrsnts that the .srd
nay sss as s seese m .Ia nes
reoEnary has perhap bad parallel amore cfsilssd
II We do not desire that such evidences oil byuss
sng Il. ~ sns q Witnessed elsewhere and evsryvhsre
az indignant heFom IN epeng de,piesble oes Mn
ssa n1a ~ that which Europes braves
h8hts on distant ernsades. let
pon and hampton deyosse In redssmns
faithful brethren tic foot A M
| oppressor. Every the rsscae s. - - 't
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FOREIGN xEurRA1.try.

Foreign nations make great boast Of their neutrality
In the between the Federal States and
eem TO think this is all that ought expected them
Without admitting this 1t easy see that they are moi even
hef neu ra'iiy huch AZ is, gives all the ayan-
tages to the side Of the ensmy.
representatives at foreign courts not received on
equal terms with the ncolnare not
hzed as Of equal dignity and Diplomatic and
ca agents have never been accredited to ms s;n, l
esng that We have belseen rights they refuse ma
w @u All 'he consequences flowing from yet p,et.nd
70 be nentrais Tote able to lay claim to cal
1t fs essential that they pnt upon peeeissy hs .ars
Of equn ity with the Federal States A long as ,ev h. m
out OF The family Of nations their claim sy (Which
eabs iayotsn 70 neither tie side oher and
concessions to one side the ohe simply
hprsence We unable comprehend that mort Of neu
which comedies nationality 70 one of the be
and denies 1t to the other. 'lrB .se-- .,a.. ~.
asserted that there fewer dcultjes in tina
" IN fhetr obta'nng supplies Of other
hisss abroad than with They get what they wan,
in Europe, that ID certain. -. = ..,' =
We heartily second the ssuysesiop thu, mn. com,,,s,
ers now in Europe be or else sent to snap
WINCH mas t Havana at least sho~ fair play II is
no longer consistent with respect that thew
~here they are nor are they likely our
with Governments which have exhibited desire ID sea the
South successful In the have confined
hicky Aentmenalsms the dsprab ,hs
ge which they really dere should in the exhaustion snt
ruin u both part AID hopes that Union n,sy be
stored when they know, well do that such thing
impossible The presence Of Commissioners in Eutop
would seem to imply that they there asking
when they not if they truly Southern sentiment
We have already asked for and they been re
fused time and again. and that closs matter between
Let the advance be made from the other side future and lie
us stand on the dignity which we have right to feel.
Mr. fancey thinks slavery has something to do with th,
denial Of our lights and this jug handle Yet Al
h's momeni bo'h England and France in with
slave power, spain in military and political operations Mex
and the of their ships tapping against each other
In he Gulf More Likely Mr. Yancsy other theory the cor
rect one aud they wish both Confederaces toperIs
Bu'he Southern Consedency will perish 1t can keep ul
and snrvsea war of ten mss the duration that promises
tsbeand had ieuds while struggle was progtess
ing be that the fact will 5s when is over
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THE Outrage In Alexandria.

We copy below from the Richmond Enquirer circumsania
OF the Federal outrage committed in Alexandria, Wa
IN temple .consecrated 10 the Worship Of the Most High and
upon the person clergyman the church while engaged
the religious exercises Of tho occasion We copy this shameful
record show two hingshs character of the people from
whom escaped, and the fate that awaits if they
over permitted again to have control: -U
From the Richmond Enquirer, March l.. . =.
"Tue pEsroTs HntL !; on ruH SEek !-psor Alexandria
srsyey have her sons sndeated he loyalty to sns on
he bs.sed and their zsG this day Az, is "a e as syss
ded BY hs bayonets Of the enemy oyerpowered They
their hearts Iheir 'houghs f.ss
and heart md are all for hs dear old
1fss s4sgd ss
Ths Sss
sy Edrsr M the Office Of he
% Ss
lFrom the Local Nsws Alexandra, Va, Monday Feb. 10
Sn
Hsas amone cvi zod not in the history Of
anye r'ysf or s u" Ssns os Without
nj m ts
s lid o vi
ss tie slesa Ps
=; 5as sS Sp p @
ys u oss
y s
not appear In the confusion but quitting his position
the officer of hs advanced to the ALTAR whre Mr.
kn-elug still continuing e Ihany and ordered
his Mr. Stewart dragged from his knees by ths
omission Of the prayer for the rresden q
the United stses With ths ayowa he said =" arrest y9g
by auhoy Of the United states rebel and
II responded Mr.. Stewari, twho, by this tme nao
vanced to the ehaneel rais to Cant F. snmon yoh ~ ny
swer the Judgment seatof the King OF kinss anu s
Lords ineriang by force of trns YIN % M ny III
while the act Of presenting tho H. M psy
fall back and pause bn SO ina soasI & ~ t eisac
seize Mr. Stewart whcn of them do WIN seht
forcing the prayer book his hshas QUE o M .s III s w.
reyoivnr Another revolver presented 10 an ou anu
Grated citizen within chanca Whtn the oMcef ~
sodier not Very conds able number OF arc sd
was dragged by force from the altar aud hr9ns
w ; ny Of be chufch. He was in his snrpce wheh Ne
nnra rong the and at Capt
WHs % Ia was taken Capt Fanswo III said that he went 70
% Intending 10 Mr. ) ii is should hfer any prayer
@ the Confederate Saes. Near him. ~ the tame pew sa
s AT The errest which was executed above described
Moreon has declared that ne "es "eus uue' "so' "
The scene in the church ch be imagined und
gentlemen were Indignant And exeiteu
ami lae, gave their ceilings Of grief and
tionbut serious effort wa made to prevent ~
arrest Mr. taken away and the congregation dis
| persed. s. 49,. Il 80, -. In ~. AZ
knowledge Gen. Montgomery, The Military Governor Oh "
city and strongly condemned by him when aey cne
his knowledge He telegraphed to Wash ngtoh or
from the Government which. when received were o. sc
nate Mr.. Stewards release aer lev hnnrs
teilrfJn involved in the mus
sketched Is too great admit Of commen Will howeye
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The Great Na,a1 Battle In Hampton Roads.
Particulars.

50 r.Sss ! -T7FT-
From the Petersburg Express, 10th instant we take
the following special dispatches containing aana fur,he,
culars Of the brilliant achievement of the Virginia in Hap
| ton Roads: 5sA a y @- Es4
hs a Nat F
Il ss sn soua nv ps;sR
gagged the Minnesota in gallant style and fought her until IL
her nd as
M VII ess s9 ausss
quick work o he great Yankee Leviahan Ericsson and
ns yssns ne harm The
fey il she wii allow GET close enoass
sse oss9
sSs Assa poon
sa ~sn s on
Ia hour precisely from The time
s.5s:s
II ss
Sass
Upon he Striking e Tie the Congress seems 10
Fl M st
xhs ~asn sns asis
h n
sn sT Aired ed s 18th the s ,s boat and ao
Yankees on .hSe committed this outrage Of The
BY to S"fee as
the Congress and caused her to be fred In few moments
apdy, Illuminating the country ound and
rejecting brilliantly the broad expahse Of in every
direction. 71iF7 -
A o'clock this morning, the magazine of tue gress
ploded with terrific The explosion shook this
every window In the city, 61l 7
The burned the edge nothing now
mninng but the charrsd po, ion of part hull "a
Prisoners taken that the first Of the Vgins disabled
three guns the Congress, and killed sixteen men,. ~
LATEST, FROM NORF0LK-TERRIFlC BETWEEN THE
ERICSSON AND VIRGINIA. + T.
NORFOLK, March IL p MI understand that the Virginia
had broadsde contest with the revolving Ericsson BATTERY
sissr ,5e viISns Describes the Ericsson as most
formidable vessel In all respects She has very heavy
guns, each carrying solid shot of 12i pounds. .
The batteries fred broasides only forty
feet distance The Ericsson finally became of this bus-
ness and made effort 10 into the rudder and propeller
the Virginia The latter too sharp for the Yankee, how
ever and by adroit maneuxs dashed into tbs Ericsson
with NIL her tremendous power The blow proved
Instantly hands aboard the Ericsson 10 pumping Al
the time her bow directed towards Old Point and off
she went at doubeluck, the Menac letting fly her bow
| gun al her to help her along d.. a.. ~ ( a
IT. Althis time The hard aground the north
channel whe-t she has been elnry lying since yesterday
The Virginia opener her nj long law, the chaEe1 being
perfectly riddled by the fire Of boats The ene
my tightening her. and will probably get her off ~
suppose after wpng ali within her reach consisting Of
two powerful gates two newly built gunboats. badly drip
pne the Minnesota and giving the Ericsson punch, which
her n full speed to Fortress Monroe the Merrmac
clnded to up and see her Norfolk friends. a.,
When she passed wharvs she ineXceent condition
top of pepperhox Her black iron sides bora this dt
many ball. each leaving large white spotch the heavy
plates. officers prnnonnce her
| The jamestown escaped without Scratch -F "t@ 7
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NUMBER 10.
Letter froma5xr,..,;.,.,'
specialize the New Orleans Crescent.I - $780, II

Specla to The New Oyleans Cre,can+ s7l
Va y - nus "fssesn.i ass
RfCHHoyD, Mares. 49,
We are undsr the mos. Stringent martial law TSs.sA
liquor prohibit ID and no one sI1 - ., - - Of
an,a 20 as.a upon .os people bot the precious
i-st,11 leaks ouf friend n.st 80 ~ M sn asea 70 caii
sa,d :. y,.t .on r. ~, ~ ~ e street to-day ar
$50 you have been arrested, then n,i.r = -" :"
NJ In, emma M ~, In ! hr.~, ;, 4-'- ~ a. l
ua y, .~,ss - - ~. W. w. -, " - - m ' y z5s.
ne CARRIER me np 70 oo III tne Top OF house, opened
shall ~ 'A"e "A' 'Ae rfofot aar
' "tG 49, l s~.r Z =. .5ls .sa.at. +
As to leaving the city, that prohibition Ia for few
s'"e oaess on tner way nome and others en route to
ina caps !" Hay nothing Of respectable country gentlemen
here business were completely III uoninp
But A. eyaninv dra. nm ~ s,io - ,ss - .,
w" VII e"e 1i''bsa WeFe iooseo httie, ana
rev passports granted. d" liz HT 7-
1hs Botts steans and obrs has mt eaosed bs
excitement tba, was erser,ed W. .,.,.t =, - - - !. =.
~. -, 80. - .-"t. 100 no AIempt 70 rescue them haa
to fasen any az ct act Of treason mn, ro d. 80 L.;
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YnfaI ynteIliqeaee.

.IHE CRRvAs5E--The rumored creyasse. ona
mile above oaoliton has been checked All ths men Il Cam
Lewis and the fordcaons well the citizens of
ton TUNED ont and Strengthened the vee just in lin, p.
vent most serious consequences It giving wsy III ia
space Of half mile nnder action OF the furou.
@oased oy the storm which prevailed yesterday.
MORE IRoOPs.--The steamer IberyiIIe finn,
sara arrived On Thursday night having on bard the
ardenes Guards Is men under the command Il Cart 8 d
Breaux. gss - 55I a. - -. =
dra bringing down the Guards 81 meu from
rarish, under command Of Capt. CampbsIl u 81.
Lieut. j. Atkins, recruiting officer came pasansar ~ b
Hodges With 60 recruits for the 18th Loui.iana Regiment
The jackson Raroad brought on Fridsy ~ No..
house Guards numberng 80 men, under the command az
Capt. Rice. al Il gs3555rs I rs -
FREE MARKET.-The following statement viii
show the nn.hsr Of families supplied auount dissri
ued families supplied 1901 builocks as bu,hes.
corn meal l3 2A0o bread Nj sack.
IL bbs msasses s do. mack kera boxe, codaab a ~,
bage. 65o punches carrots $50 ees rs bbs urnp. IA
pumpkins. @ 80 81
IHE JEFFERSON MOUNTED GUARDS, CAPT. Guy
DREux the first company 20 the a,sist.nce
en will leave for Memyhs Saturday, evening
on The steamer COLLEEN Age chartered expressly for thu se Of
the company. They will addressed by tha Raw NJ p.ar
at his church, at r NJ puncualiyfrom thence tley win
proceed to the boat The following Il the Of officers under
whom the compcny mustered in the 18th There .rs
several others who going with this spenddy equiprsd
They have the bsst Of cSrbes manufactured by nk
Bro of this city: Guy Drcux, Captain Ben Toledsno
First Lieut P Janvier, Second Lieut.; Josiah Chambars
Junior Second Lieut.; J. Arnon First Sergeant A. Bos
bape Second Sergeant e. g. Gloud, Third Sergeant A. j.
May, Fourth Sergeant o. DsBuys First Gorporal n Ina
beau second cotporal Jno Haler Third Corporal " Lysu
dais, Fourth Corporal f sEs 5as al5 7584# BsSa
lNouEsT-Yes terday Coroner Beach held an in
quest on the body Of coored boy years old who
found dead under back building the premises Of his mis-
trsss Mrs Gasnard, No s7 St. Ann street. His posiop
when Found was that apparently Of slsep though he had
fallen asleep there and perhaps frozen to DEATH ~.
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To Bake rs.

MAYORAI.TV OF NEW ORLEANS, I.
H5 ClrY HAIL March 8, 1862. !
Hs- To Bakers - The price of SGperhnc
Flour being this oueen dollars and half-Si4 oo per
barrel bakers required 10 sive during the ensuing week
Commencing on MONDAY lOl st, follows viz Second
quality, Or No. 2: 2 ~
Thirty eight OF bread for aJ cents .
Eiueteen ounces of bread for ~ cPnts; T..
Ten ounces Of bread for 8 cents. .
of the third quality or NO. must Wegn one'
eighth nore-that is to say -.. Wv
The 20 oaves, forty three ounces .."
The 10 cent oaves, twenty-five ounces oao'
The cent loaves. eleven ounces. = =.
N. b. Bread Of the First Quality Fancy Bread must DC
made of Extra -four and the oaybs shall mol exceed IN weight
pound and shall be made baked ana stamped as required
by ordinance no. 6789. ,o,,>, IN ,,oNpop ~
d. J0HN L. AoNIoE'uaJor.
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Confederate States Of .an.e..tcu.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
"a, Richmond, March 2 1862. }
Bids will be received at this Office 18th day of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army ss4SH
100 600 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron.
5000 tons Blooms, charcoal.) ''
50 900 tons Wrought Iron Bars of various sizes Cd
100 10-inch Columbiads
100 8inch CoIumbials.
100 lO.nch Siege and Ghrrison Mortars
lc0 l5-inch seacoast Mortars.
d, 800 l2.pounder Iron Howitzers
500 6-pouuder Iron Field Guns. ~ rzz
Bids be made for any quantity ever one hundred
tons and for any number Of guns ten. , =. 8 ,,,
Drawings Of tho will be only parties whose
bids are accepted.
Bidders will state the points of delivery, the date at
which not less than hundred may expected
10 bs furnished.
They must also ae the time re1urei TO furnish the whe 10
OF their bid. '' ,. r. a..
Bidders for will the date first delivery and
the time required to supply the whole number.
Payments will be made delivery less than fty tons
of ran and the right pay half Confederate bonds
reserved. d.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed the
Veiop' froposas Tor lron, OF Proposals. for Guns"
the may be-,
J. GORGAS, Lieuienan Colonel
mis- Zptaplu "@Ia@., Chief Of Ordinance.
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FROM THE UPPER RIVER The Capitol came
down yesterday, bragng number Of Invalid sodiers from

Tiptonvile, KY. ~
From passengers that Feerals been able
occupy Point Pleasant as 10 inerfars with
communication above Meara the
Lady Polk an1 had passed the Point
Wears without Injury to return the Lady
Polk threw few shall which drove enemy their
ton, and distnounted of their guns soon the
unbons sf ho they returned 10 their possonconss
nuber of houses In the vicinity been
destroyed by tho and the citizens leaving their
homes ~ tFf@.5 +sTT
rear the been destroyed BY
the partisan forces under General Thompson
must materially reard the advance of and the
confident their ability hold their position until plans Of
commanding General could when they
anticipate vicory that will relieve ha approximations
people below. [Memnhis Appeal, 18th,
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Battalion IT'asksssgto,. .<artillery.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, C. s..

designed to increase tc rank and file Of four Compa
nies of this Battalion in the field Virginia. to the maxi
provided by law, with view augment number Of
TO wenyfour making all the Batteries six gun
Gentlemen desirous Of avang themselves of this opportunity
Of Joining tha command to be enlisted
make sppcat in writing with name, residence place
BIRTH age height references to the undersigned
at No. ~ Camp street, which application will be
Board of Officers of the Battalion recruiting SER
vice.
Bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS in cash will be paid to each
recruit, upon being mustered into service.
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished.
J. b. WALTON, Major Commanding,
fe26 2ptf and Chief of Artillery 1st Corps A. r.
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: Advertisementl
southern Independence Association. .
EXTRACTS FROM THE PROCEEDINGS AND DElIBE
~. d RATIONS
= OF MARCH, Ii 1862

Or MARCH Is, 1862, ORDERED TO BE PUBLISHED
RESOLUTIONS adopted pnHnmonsy expressive of the
10 rosss anu oolects OIL the SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE
AssoClAlloN ...i c.t
S Ahsoeial,oh claims to be organized for tho of
h o"So he success and triumph OF the revolution We
entered nto' In vndcaton OF our liberties honor and
.p'"uenee. ... ,. ....
e membefs repe with scorn tile imphation that there be
s ~ ne purposes ana obIect derogsory to the respect
~ ~ '' a"s OF ne country or TO those invested with the
pom'f W "ohihster 'hose laws under the Constitution
S h"se no desre beyond supplying that which laws made
o nes OF peace and tranquility may be found wanting
'So 'tHcs VI war anu revolution raM
heS Wish 10 strengthen tho arm of public auhores
~aoe nose a"thores will show the eas inclination
~ ~ 'sAS u Tue people and In the fidelity of this AS.
eou,a'on'
~ e,'."' individually and collectively, the most
reiutabe evidence of their devotion principles
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Arrow AMONG THE YANKEES IN SALIsBuRY.-A
correspondent writing from Salisbury. Friday last to the
Raleigh Standard says ss. z.g-5
understand that one of the Federal prisoners confined in
this place. hung by his night
using strong Lincoln doctrne-hs intended
the Sonth when reeasei, and has
rescued from death the timely interference of OF
III guard who heard his suppicaiions, etc.