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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-17


b@~u< participating !" tie e"gsgeme"..
all day. Hal the Federal s'my .i"ss!
heir ground halt =" hour 'Onser. sss! sss!
ought n, veil rs y, S>t. THE rebel
army waui.l have be-nin iul r. reat.
and the rebellion .q,rirh-d.
Gen. Le- aud "n-r '-b.l G"rrr''s
| q ink had MCirlla"'> rish' b" n rem
TO c..d by Mcdowell ~"n N u. Ian
rr. ss+d the Chlcka,"ui ~ an .i'. "
neat Riclm ,nd i've wal | hsv. TAKE"
that cily-so much, did Davis 81" l.
cips-e The event. thai ~li the s,chvts
mud p,pe,s. not needed from day Q
da, uf his Government, w-'c removed
f., M Ri Inn. nj; anil tn 'se retained
we,e nightly. rsck-d f2f flight. u, 1
iioakrr> p'.n "f the BATTLES at Chan
cellorsvilIe. Cen. Lee regarded "s yer,
fine, aud hal S.ds wick moved To "'-
TACK his &c r. The result you'll h"s"
been .loub ,ui. lie L~-.,eya,ds Hook
-r one "f our abl->' gen rails.
All lie d-Par'"rn.s at Washington
have spies in them. wir' furnish DAVIS
in 'o,n n,.,io, of all on plans a",i xp.-
iitioms. In ous ARMIES ate 9TH '-'> "'''
also iur,is', in O,m,,r u to d ii. AN !
his r.n.sls. and there aIe sp,es all
tht,u., the N"r h.
The rebels look upon G .n"r.ls S o e
and Med .s-l. ~ their III inis
Had Butler. sf.er iskiu. N ~ Or
!, :. -ns. sen, n ty.ce Z" NJ ,bie. &c c."i:
have cap u ed II am '>' w'''"u' t' n.
yun. Al that tin- h-s~ We're ~" ,i~
n n~-s of tie ii J keep For M"ssn.
a~O,k not halt So t"rmiiabl- as F'"'
Jack >on. or S. Pn,lip. b. w""'h 'h~
feel tan. NV. tie city u. Z -n>is-
aud ,ongN i..r flied "n',l'- ,'a~a'd
ii ". viii, mamii..ld "b>,surt,"n> II ia
mout;, .. the rive, below M,1bre. aud
IN The bat.
Al the .sm. time Bu ltr rouli have
captured Vick>hur. wi h'u' Il "y "a
gun, 'ler- ~, b-,ng n s.ngi'' hr!d pace
u position there. Vile ne rh"'S.s
wei- covered with sugar aci mr'la- SEES .
Alter the capture OF Pot' R'sai 'i'
Federal vessel. could have >aii..I INT"
Ci,s'iesIo, hn'b" by way of 81 NJ nj !.
wi;tou' op;.,>i ion --,ha' inl-, Ia" b ,nr
IA. n fortified. having been w.'lv osr,i
both bv the United s ars and C."ted.
craze N .,r--r.. En- eriny ,'-re t',-
vessels would i'a,c Esn h.'swr.n ;h'
i"r,- and he ~hari. :" ma-i, d'J ala.
eiiIz-u> ,xler i. ani =" ..'ea., wr'-
in-, 'is en- Il b. on s"rr">s. a."
mos, 0. he y, c.mba,a,, het ION
the c'y.
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s.'i e'. VII Sc'mn., ching. his .r,css y, The
ii"ciu t'n' 4 yn.t. ~Mhs'ui ,cus,ing ~a.m On us
exp ~. ! stv It'siag b changes. J. co,np (, ~,t
!" srI' he zen. si Add = k~.. Tajnkiag H. Cu-.
m.fs en'l''.si Ia ih. h.n' H. oi the l'ten.um IN
''o"i. ratl~s A. h. W l.>, .. dstaass.. OF h,
''''t c"'T."cv i- e uniry ~. e hapi. hs n.w "i
IT, I" alt O. mi't,ns TIE ans .Snt III the Orr. !
~ Go d ii- iull oss m'a M in u i. ci " III a.,
VIII" Il c''v d IN ttis va, 10 =" o. t..i.. III
r','n'ry snst his custom -ss"e eOhi nj h.w
! Ju''"x himself. "s the xOsToS fKN cau.os bs
'.d. NJ h".' GOLD
VIII. P,p z ~ u. y is sent Uutud Sta,a. i,
!, ek Sf.'d over n ! Oiii.r
a. MssAs aOS, IS Maiden Lsne. ". Y.
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~Warssw, M. Wa sa..k.d by Il.
rebels some days a %. h- scenes 'd L,~
rnce enacted over as in thou.h on =
,maller scale. Mia will The kichmo,,d
papers say ." ,Li,? Warsaw MAS not .
Kansas town. aud the cil,z ~. d,jn'
belong To the k-n.a. 'oa,iaws.'
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~ Am.n. Tie ar,n.l-, On .xii

EI AH.n. tie ar'..'.., "n exiib'.
lion worthy oi sp 'c'al no i';" w.r- n'n'
VA aai-iirs Of po,aioes. 10y w. &. Ball. .
this 'o"nsiip. J. B 'ucl-r. o: tri,
vicinity hal a specimen 0 su car M, lc
from our northern cane, which was d-,
and tasted we'll. Mrs Alien had ;, ve,.
al TN. Penc'i-si e ches. Mss Jackms,
a spleudiIlv ~'ou.h, cushion /, beau
work. Tn.re were many other ar'iclr.
worthy Of mention. but We have no;
the space.
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>sir e;'i,'c NAV .w hi u fiansr 4. n.
! rkYYTiNo cur Ia II tNE'S ~ fa,rI
-" 7 oNG DRINK n r.r,a era, sos
"s' NkrNSrs | crsa - 'tss liz. ..r So, !.
Il '"A nrri ca lie adn'i il e ~its NJ n
<"'w'e''g~"t TIE at ent u e.. &i,.x -,r
b m ~ :" any mhi"s nv : 4. .CP:NN 10.
hes ,", susei. ihl q Iph,4, r. Cir. i g
= nv tes a.,
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Administrators Sale.

Nu1 ACE l. hereby xlvea, t,sI ! ssl.l sci Of
N t'ul, Ic Aue., 10, NJ tie lale re-susiee oi
w. .. decea~ i,
O.s m.sa. .A.sy ..cieber 17ih, 1868,
ih' i"t'~iug r'pity .onS'ns 10 Tie '''''
''i >ni1 uccest al. t--sis: tgi -.f,e -
da>c. yaI % 3 years old 'efs ) Two
,sa'. It'd Steer, 5 tvsss. 4 We iii ". f-.o' >
,giz-a T. icAe :, atcut 5. y lu:h-i, % tofh' .
wa h.rse Wsgan. /? I'cw> rxe ues AHA o1ns'
tafm,re I..n>i.> .s -" ]9aal- =
iE.,.iS:- suns oi IS nj nn,:sr ca~h IN
.s.n: ~ ~ann- .x,e.-iiaS 80 rfssir al III
Iu"ur's vii .~ giv.n by pus,isasr' els's ~
s.'i~ VI h rpl = sc scsur ".
,sto iO c.,s.m. y. su ci.'ex \ N I'm s'ia
sN. JARED q. WsTNES, e..
l6s suisse. AdusIns Z. avs Dc 3'bs. IT.
H l s.f,s5, a 81
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MohE STEALING There appears I"
be ii" aban Dee wtasses. N lurss :
sealing. On sun ~, night. ". ATE ~
iv,m .:.,"mr ,~rn ivco, 'hi'sy w-.-
,.".en ia lI.it C"n,, an t""ugn, "srr
!, nLo,. Ci,...c- ~bu.e here. On. ..h'
msn had eve h"'>~ .ak-O ir"m I. IN
The accu>Asn"n aus t,isn ar la i.s..
VAS that hr Mas ~ s,mp'h'xt u, '"'
i".nn'ns of ,ir r,i'rlh ~. Bi, .~ ha'
TOR s..inc .,m- p,si t,d i'"' ."", n si.'
Cnio" "ra,l .a"i some al f'.r h",sss $40.
len belonged 4" h.s- "p>.
On ru. sJa, we .as N ."~n y coupl.
ui y c..is.m Jaisa kr,s. vi" i'.lr-n y
.",i.rri ri. pl c. ~,t ,l-m p'-.-n-~.
>.'i,'c iwo Ae.> 40. WIN .slins ~
.a',i-d "n IA d"lh,h, n>t.sI 81 81
midnight. We lei, ."..hiea .,,a, 5 =. .
p-m0u' would Io>e h-ir i.or>c. b -i,i.
IN ny days. SUE .n"ush. 'hn .-r.
.hi. ten horses we're s.lsn IA r..
Bottom. Holt Coun'y. comp'i, u. III,
eBti,. ock oi paT', III cat ie buyers,
wi.o have been nerd.n. ,Lrm ca.'t. Il
ini. vic,n',,. duiins t.r p,st Su"me.
Tue owners gave Iu's"i.. ti'- i"li"~,"s
moin-.. AMI tia~k-d the hvrses U 'iis
rivera couple al mites b-i"w ,owu; snd
~ross'ng ".-s., .,.' Ov~r-d then p,"pr'
| without nucn .i,tticul - IVaitc C20uG
CmiJ.
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IL ',sis On - tn s.ove, ,tsei.. IN nme . N.
>ciN o. .i,.e.rsiss. bssn9'sesit ssaSh Tar q
,a.r YEAR Ct, rg-d .-s..t asx
-. r-xs- unJa'd on the l.,h d.. >, Ian.
ur.. iSji iSalsi,s, 10 erfs-srts wst echYs
'si a,ri s,''h csTi sf ~ 1AAs. sa
~ CIV q Under piy sa.;.f ss,si Sc i. AT az
sac tic i. ii viiF'ls:. /. u.sao 5. ..I.I.
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Apologetic.

For any Omissions or imperfee'ions
10 this number Of the Independent.
shsrgs tbs Fair. press Of business.
~ Iset of help
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Special lHie,ss.
r EIIGI0I,S

Sunday >ci,,.n ant Is hie Cis-s at :. Rn.
" "eh "R or General Prayer M-~tps All Px
I'D ''n thursday evenings ii escs week
~'i'f' ~ std s'raosers are respectfully invitesi
q. steud. Hr q
Cis-. Nr''ine after the m-snine ~ schus
ri IN '"e-day. wsd,e day and Friday ~
ninss u e .ch w.sk.
ID. rIcEISs0S. Pastor.
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c' =. WI W c. ns.'-' ss~p9c,iot T. m q
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Saturday, October IL, 1863.

THE TICKET.
CAiy J~sfios.
RoBERr CRoxlER.
County Ticket.
C~@issioasrs,
w. C. Ball.
ALLEN GRIssIN,
4. ]. KLeaxHAxs.
Zfeosursy,
S. $. CocrEa.
%. C2erk.
TE1lY Csl1cuPiRLS.
Sksv9.
HoR.cE aIsss.
Repi.s.r # L'seds,
J.W. ROGERs.
Asssssor.
Gao. L. Cssoaxs.
Ssrr.yr.
in. HALL,
N. CoLsY.
Crowsr,
Gro. CoLDalsox.
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Cmeers f,r ,he En-. .uing Year.

sChieers f,r ,he En-. .uing Year.
g. Is. M,C~ltAn. P1-s,.
a. Il Turner. Wee Pest.
Il a b. K. Treasurer.
J. o Rel. Secretary.
-" B'AKD ~ Drkxc TORS,
E N. iI"lch.n., Gra,s:,", P : F. i
4 Aron Co. 1, Rr.k Creek.
n Ell ron o swk-e,
Dn u Downs. K.w.
G-". " G'". K n,nrky.
I. X B,ynr, >uc,Ai-.
J u r"lr. j ..f.r>,n
W. Z D,il, Ok ,o,s..
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LEavEA W0arI1qRNES.
.NsM is lie Time lo-Subser.bsI
The 0ld,st and Largest Paper il
tn S.a.e. Eslabiisa-d d in i5s,.
Daily, T.i-W :skk' y aud Weekly.

H,s reee-'iy heen eni ~. 4. snd ;si..p IN r.v
.w-'s'is! 'hr~ 'et.~ eo"'sins ,be " eg- pie
I'~-na'ch--s .t 'tse a-s.cr,t d Pse... s,rs x:v
srea'sr sr mor- v-r e,i an ount Il :. al mai,
ter than anv Mh.r papsr wsss "f -. l. uis.
- ~ N N 0Do
EFhv ~ wear .''' - - -. ..---$t
u !, I've = Z in. Is ren p~r ek
q firr no ~ lA~ia~ are aid ;ELlss5s
EAvIS. ORTn IAN As
J.kEwr BAKTLrrf Pr y ;e'ur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

oaisau,ry .ssTpsA01 CoIe.e,.
Among the numerous Instances Of per.
ponal bravery recorded during the Get
tysburg battles. the following j. deserving
1of sspssiAi notice and wide-spresd circu.
lation: q E G & 81 "A.
Col. Jegerds, of the 4th Michigan, vss
10 the thickest Of the fight. A rebel oti-
Ger bad seized the rcgimcntal color,s--
Col. Jeferds shot the rebel dead With bis
revolver, took the colors IN bis own hand,
reared them aloft, and cried out Rally
round the flag, boys" A rebsl bayonet
pierced his vitals, and he fell dead, his
hand still fsnly clptchiag the Gag sta6.
The man at whose hsRds be lost his life
q moment lator lay gasping 10 death. A
bullet FROM Major Halls revolver had en-
tered his brain.
Col. Jefferds ives one OF the Youngest
men OF his rank Ia the service, being on
iy "a years OF sge. He had Just entered
on the prsetice OF law in Dexstes, Mica,
when the war broke out. Entering !
company in the 4th Michigan, as lst
Lieutenant, he went through ill the bloody
battles Of n Clellans Peninsular campaign.
never leaving his regiment until after the
FIRST battle of fredericksburg. In the
meantime he had been promoted toa cap
tsincy and ID December lxst was made
Colonel Of his regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

PKooREss The following announce
ment from the Cambridge Mary land }
Istelligencer Of July II, is Of gres. iuis-
rest, and full of encoursgemsas for the
friends Of freedom in the Border 6ntss
1--WE claim for Dorchester the title OF
the Banner County Of the State. She has
been foremost 10 The path of enlightened
progress firm the beginning Of this cri-
sis. Her latest sdvance 10 IN the recruit
ing of entered troops i. II only week
since VIC appealed to eur young men to
engage in raisinga company of colored
voiun.ecrs. and already one company uu.
der Mr.. Hooper K. Mobray, is better than
half full and there is prospect for two
or three more companies in short time
Net a negro has bren enfIvtet IN any orb
er county of the state. We feel proud
OF the lead Which Dorset has taken ia thi,
matter, aud commend her example to 9th
ar counties"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

D6 Every miscreant thst pillaged and
murdered, and burned orphan assylums,
in the New fork riots, calls himself q
whole hog Democrat, and always votes
the strSight ticket. In sll thnt Internal
mob, there was not one Republicaa---no
not one. il IL not high G@e for the Do,
cent, law and o,der individuals OF the
Democratic party 10 withdraw themselves
from such disreputabls and dangerous po.
litical associations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

A PRIFEREscE.--A vine merchant
having sent sample of wine to Lord
Derby, which he avsrred. was specific
for the gout, subsequently wrote asking
for an order. The Earl replied, prese ut
ing bis compliments to Mr. -. DC.
and begged TO ray that be had tasted the
wine sent. hut--prefsrred the 1oM.
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LAVENDER & ROWSE
VIII give their attention 10 the Co,lsetion Of Back
Pas, Boant .es snl al other Demands against the
Government. Pvnsians o1taiaud Cavern
msnk Vouchers bought, soa OF coil cted
lnfofmAt Vonehsrs prepared for
sj4 payment.
EXPERIENCES.

Hon. Edw. Rates, Attsrnvy Gen. Washington, ID. c.
Hon. Mo .tgomsry BtAlr. Postmaster tea, "
MI n. W. bro wn senior Pa nssier nj 81. Louis
M ar X heri Smth, psymaster ior Dischd SolaieYs.
aJor q r. 4. Johnson, PHymaaerfos Missouri.
o. q. N ia. kr4.. uasnirr hss.s Haak. ksohax, Iowa
Hon. NJ y Rak~r, A lat nj General, Iowa.
Jshn Darby, K-a .'itauker, ~ Jossph Mo:
No Aieany, nastel e Co... sarnsassd and hellA, No
yssrs. SARA CUE S.uis 4 Co., ston.
n. ssts sCtxrk, Dodge y To Mes York.
hsp. u. u ttituy, 1T. Lnis
M.ssR rHrtrfaAe Co.. -. Louis.
n rserr. aFoMero, heatoa, -
Mexsss O. q. DAvis \ Co, .
| u ~. Ross, exqs. vaoAaiia. Ills.
Gee. w. rases Asev SsAsns AllA. uAJssv
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kKA very femafknhlN etinkef MATCH

~ a very feWaFRhbIe cfNkes maSoH
was played at Sheffield, England. lately.
Eleven wooden-legged veterans from
Grsenwich, contested the gszDs With elsv-
en- Chelsea pensioners. An immense
number Of people witnessed the match
Only the Grst innings was played tho FIRST
day. the srmicss leading the ieglsss by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
THE GATE CRY.

EDThs pn Of ! man ~ fousd
standing npns : -hteiy !. among the ergo
Of an Australian ship, on her arrival at
Lopdnn. He had evidently tried 70 get
free passage. and was walled up by The
cargo. sA4 t$&& t.ss E}FA
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BASH DUKE Basil Dvksis aremark-
able instance OF the facility with which
scum swims on the surface OF troubled
waters. Heis reckless, impudent. shall
low, fippaht upstar He is Of no man-
ner Of account, and never was. Since his
association with John Morgan, be has
been in the very sort of life adapted TO
show of his unenvisbIs gifts to the best
advaptange.---T Nashville Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
fzThs DUBUQUE Herald 10 boilin,

HThs Dubuque Herald 10 boiling
over with rags It the prospect that Gen.
futile Will be selected TO the portion on
the Democrats tiek.t, deoiised by Mr..
Fisher. Ia asks---"ShslI the Democracy
sacrifice itself and its principles by adopt.
ing as its candidate for Governor man
who il in the service Of Abraham Lin.
coin 7 On the contrary will not the De
moerscy of Iowa imiiate, and II possible
emulate the exaupie Of eur associates in
Ohio. and dominate candidate whose
acis accord with his sensiments, and
I'm We can depsad On ii We should
be 30 fortunate a. 10 be successful"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

Rather SEvxaE The Boston Pilot
in referring TO the course of the British
Contul in that city, 10 giving exemption
or protection TO thoss who have declared
ti.sir inssaiisns Vi becoming citizens,
says:
The Consul 10 driving good bushes,
In the way Of giving protection where
none is required. Any Inshman whc
would seek protection from the represen
tatiye Of a government, ahat has ststvet
aud h starvng n'lious OF hrs country
men, drserses the execrsticn If ls rae
and should be held up to public scorn.--
We do not learn how many have beer
protected Ly bis Ccnsulship. but .h'
number must be considerable. The fe'
10 s3 head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

Three Daily Trains:
From Pittsburg to Philadelphiai
with esose Conseetiaps from ve.i.s, c,.isa,,
Aliconoscssns diseetto Kc~ yoFk.
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA, | |
And Close Connections at Harrisburghfo,
nafti-nere ana Meaningless.
From Pittsburg to New York
ONE Tram aus. pArrr t4ss, s,ls,,
VIA ALLEsTo own,
rHoUT CHANGE OF G AIRS
Arriving in advance Of all other routes.
srvus sAILs TRAINS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK CITY.
Tickets for Sale to Boston BY Boat or Rail
Bsat Tickets G oea ON any OF the
sound Ltncs.
Fare to all points ~ low a. any route
sleeping Cars
ON MIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New Yerk and Baltimore.
E Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Free.
REJGHTs.
ny this route, Frejkhts of all crpsops can be
forwarded 10 and from Philndeiphis, New York
Bos,on or Baltimore, TO and from any po,n, on IN.
\ railroads of Ohio, Kentucky. Iadiapa. Illinois
wisconsin. lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI
| The pennsyivapis Railroad also connects q, pttts
burr With steamers. by which (soods car besorvard
I'D 70 any point the Ohio, N usk neum, keniucky
rennesses. cumberland. Illinois. Mississippi, Wis
eonsip. Missoart. kAnsas- ART anaas, and Ned Xiv
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| 10 all porte on the North Western Lakes.
Newfoundland Shinpe rr-ni rustip he iran .porta
ton oftheir Freixhito THE Company can rely with
confidence onits speedy transit.
the Hates OF Freight
roandfrom any point he West BY the Pennsyi
WORKABLE AS ARE cHARGED BY oTHERRAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
| ~ BepattienlaTto marx packages, ''vrA PnTs
For Frsi~h, conirscis or shipping Directions, sp
ply to or address either OF the follow Agents
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GiAnKsS co, Tran. FER Asrn!s. y
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/ WIN. AtKAAs CO., kvansv lille, Ind.
L II. r III t.4st
| CLARKE & CO.. Chicago. III.
| j. II. M'CoLM Portsmouth, q.
X .M'EEELY, MONTGOMERY. Maysvfils
t" Kentucky.
WI. d x. l.. LANGLEY Gall ipoiis,0.
8. PIERCE 4 Co, GAINESVILLE %.
n u. HupeON. Ripley. o
X. &C. MELDkuA, tieneraI Tnweling Ager
for the south and west.
LIVE STOCK.
Dvovsrsand Farmers vii find this the mos II DIV nj
Itagsous route Tor Live Stack. Cspscious Yards, We
sa,e-rd and supplied With every convenience Ia,
been opened lei an neetsons andevsI
attention IL paid t.their wants. From hsrrtabur9
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. 4 ". LINE.
Exclueively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXyIIh Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON. February 10

WASHINGTON, February TO-
SENATE-Ccllamer called up the bill
recognizing the Post Office Depart
ment, which was passed.
Wilson, from the Military Committee.
reported bill to authorize an increase
of Major and Brigadier Generals in the
serve
Sumner presented a petition from
colored citizens of New Jersey protest
ing against any appropriation for colo
nizatiOn.
Sherman continued his remarks on
taxing bank circulation, and said he
thought he could prove that in time of
war the local banks were with their is
sues inimical to the country. The privi-
lege oissue this money in time of sus-
pension of specie payment was equiva-
lent to the right to coin money
Fessenden from the Committee on FL
nance, reported back the bill to punish
frauds on the revenue with amendments.
He also introduced a bill to allow the
United States to prosecute appeals OF
writes Of error without giving security
The Senate then resumed considera-
ton of the currency bill The question
being on Powell's amendment requiring
the banks to keep specie in their vaults
to the amount of one-fourth of their cir
culation.
This was rejected, yeas II nays %
Powell moved to strike out the provis-
ion excluding these notes from being re-
ceiyed in payment of imports.
This was also rejected
Howard moved to amend so as to re-
quire 80 per cent of the capital stock to
be paid in gold and silver coin. Reject
ed-l9 to 20
Powell offered an amendment. reuuir-
ing the assent of the States to the organi.
cation Of the banks. Rejected.
Henderson offered an amendment, in
creasing the amount Of the capital stock
OF these banks. Rejected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
On motion of Arnold, the WAYS and
Means committee was instructed to ex-
anime and report on the practical opera
tons of the excise law on the interests
Of manufacturers of limited means.
The House resumed the consideration
of the report of the committee on cleo
tons, in favor of admitting Flanders
and Ham as Representatives from Louis
lana
No question was taken and the House
adjourned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
OURsNOON DI:PATCHES
Arrival from New Orleans.
A COLLISION AT SEA.
Rebels Strengthening Port Hudson.

New YORK, February 10-The steam
er North Star, from New Orleans on the
Both, arrived here this morning.
When off Woodlands last evening she
ran into the steamer Ella Marley, crush
ing the Warley's boilers. She sunk i'm
mediately. The lst Assistant Engineer
and six men were lost. The rest of the
crew and passengere were saved.
Of military news in the vicinity of New
Orleans nothing can be published.
Donlro was sun busy planning.
The rebels at Port Hudson are con-
tinually strengthening their works, and
say if they defeat the Federals they will
shoot all the Yankees in New Orleans.
1t is reported that the local banks
have combined against Federal cur
rency Green backs are two per cent.
discount.
Col Neal Dow has been ordered to ap-
pear before the District Court, charged
with stealing silver ware valued at about
$1,000, belonging to citizen of New
York.
The facts of the capture of the ship
Morning Light, off Sabine, are received.
Assistance was sent from our fleet.
The rebels seeing our gunboats coming,
burned the ship. 1t is not known
whether she was defended.