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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11
Rev. WIN II. NfIiLufn, the ''Dltnd
preathrr.ss

AdJutant Lowe, wounded 10 ANGLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11
con EpASY X.

Arter X. Ewing, Serg't, killed
James II Riggs. @
Jas. III. HA Alvey, I" missing
Homer ] hrson. Earrier, .s
, 1863-10-11
POLITICAL XyTELLIEENEE.

No EonssAr1ns..-Tne Congressional Con-
veaton Of tto srcnud Di.ttict Of West ytr-
ginla Iesolsed 70 raskc no nomlnataon far
Representative, but to leave the aeld opes to
Ill eoHcta-
missouri Third ConuREss,onAI DISTRICT.
Thu right Of Aos. John ". NOEL 10 repse-
srHt tho Third Dl%t1tct Of Mitsourf la tAe
United ststxb I1ouse Of Representatives, will
ho cor tetsed BY Col. Lindsay. :A.. LiaiaAy II
Republican, and ran - Lincoln Iecsos II
l6E0. :.
Tuu Wnosa MsS, ,--ExtrAc.s from = letter
nu,portea 10 have bees written BY Gen=rst
LewiA Cs.a to tho Democracy Of WaahIaztsa
county, r., have been going tho rounds Of
the Co2pc1hoad papora~ 1t appears that the
letter WA vtltssn t3 Gen. Cass, Of Pen1syI-
.vaai., Ceppethead. and nat hj Gen. Csas Of
| S!ichJgsS. 4 letter was also lately wri.tsn
| " Horatio Seymour, j., Of Buffalo, 10 she
Democracy Of Wisconsin, ard tEc n Il suadry
| cxsERcts lkve been made aud published, and
an attempt mails to tAsten thu authorship up
on Cor. Seymour.
No Co-GEzss4Ex FROM D1sGoYAL srArEs.
There Will 10 no rap, X ent Ives In tha naxt
Congrcs. fiom tho dtsioyal Slater, except
yiseiaia. Tho reason gtyen il that Tho nsv
al.ostto& ,usut des:.oys the old districts. snd
tte Lexlslaiuzes Of the Ees'rl 5tAt<s have, oi
censse, made no now onas, except to suit Jrn
Davis Congress In Elcauaond.
CaSSke1icr1 To"a ELEoTGoas.-Forty.
two towns havo gono for tho Nepunlls ans
asd twenty 5seven .or the Coprerhe1ds-
EoM1~>1Ins FOR MA1oH or EEwAnE.--tlr
James g. Darnet, rszding manufacturer d
Newark, n j., has beon NOMINATED - III,
Uniou candidate for Mayor oi tha1 city, by I
Con1srtian uf unconditional loyal racu. Tht
principal ltsne In the municipal election rc
ls&ea to The rnhsic tcaools @hiGi haYs bee.
endangered BY Copperhcad Legislation. !
deep feeling Is sald to rervade the communal
y On the subject, and ali nominations On sa'
CnlcnueRtt ~tll repre- seat tn. school interest
, 1863-10-11

The Gloria Aade ia Eeglaad during tt,ol.st
t-o seste to call IN th- old copper c',ins Aod
is,nr their broLze Substitutes have heau sue
cessfoa 10 great e1seA., 50 far ., leas. as the
Urge towns aro concefntu. Ola pence. half.
r.1,ce, and futhiuga to the nominal value Of
hhout tiCo 600 hare been returned to tho mas-
81 4 T.: zsiht ant rsp:R:.d. Ths full amo2st
OF TIC old copper 1o!ns Ia circulation l. su2-
Pased 10 laF4 Etcn aa.ant &7io 900. Vt,or.
eutt de1ta ~ now making 10 ges In ths resi-
due 19.u, villages, haulrts &.d the uozo r.
n,,te dsstrl.ts Of tlc courtly.
1acs as.d ne,ane. of tha 9taaxc. family 1t
lzs traatptred that tie average clear pr,t1. Of
tau sr contract for The gau.lag- Uses of nalsu
t. Hp t0lf per anuum. Tue gaming house
1t Ak II. DAnz, supp. esae1 In 1877 b Couat
CsyeaF, gAve II Bias. the contractor, cie1r
ahnuai profit of coo f'of,
Ma. FauIce, vile Of Capt john Faunee,
formerly commanding tue United 5t.tes stea-
trer Harriet Lane. died suddenly On Taa4dty
! niofrirg last, ~lt:e engaged Ia making calla
nl,on htr frteEds In Drankltu, n. 4. sac
itft her rtaiderce. In TIL: CITY, .: s O'Clock,
aud al hour afterwards, Wien takiuy her
lsa!e Ct NIt. Fraser. WAS auddenly. saized
.hh conyalstone. sag Tas taken as IN into
tie hoti4n, and = ph1ticiau was sent fo:. bat
Ste capirtd xnlin twenty minutes OF til:
time ~lta tic volyul.ioEs appeared. Tie
CAME ii her death is understood to be appo-
p1e1y, to which tte Was sEa]ect-
The Plymouth Sunday 5caool, att,ehed
10 the chufcs Of 1lenry Want Bcccher, Will
bold tLelr annuai lis lvM on tbs Tursiay and
"Wednesday ercs1nss succeeding The --ta.a OF
Nr. Becchcr, e!sins ltn i hearty welcn...,
houts. He Is r1ptcted by tbs tersIa, wa!ch
| Will arrive On Etdnesdas n:st. 1t la doe.
Eot conc by that Resell, he will asr!re two
| 1etlts Ias.s By lha seot!a. TLe reee,s ,stion
Nlli be Of newell sud interesting character.
The tietman'a n,Id, conducted by Mr. Helms
| miller, has been engaged, and a:npng other
lIse+e will 1<rG'rIu tho Tour ID Eu;o2s."
land, Wales, France, sw'tzrriand. &c, com.
| nicrti. z vita tas ''voyuge Across the Allan
tit+" It bears the lis.cE.r aver Tie route
Travelled ay Mr. Be-chcr, until he glAd!Y
| hears sgsia tllorle, Sweet Home"
, 1863-10-11

From TIE NataFs'le aton, uesoeef a.}
Tlnn rrssell!on walked thu stse4ts Of Nash
sitl. In aiken r-bes and hil1tr slippers, taese
Wa com,4ny which pasadcd under the
blotlY ST, duct Vi" Ino Rock C.t, Guuds,",
whcss ttsl dksd was 1nrEe k.lin bahn<r,
cr1nsca nu one tide and o.augc IN the other,
hAsrg Oh the tlr>s = gt!ied easlc, With out
spread rinst, leartna 10 his heak scro In.
1ctilet "Kock Guy Guards" Aad on the
orauEc sldc pistufo Of the STATE Capitol,
UcmoslleEse-' TLo banner wsA heAIlly
. t,i,8ed WITH gold. the csss Of tho raols os'ng
81 neath tac &haaow Of This banner tho In.
ric.4o.o, it don liable, Orc eaanG. puguaeioas.
ssi Shp pro- sse, 'a eai,s se
n4Iehed .i;h tbs IunJ tread u ArcA.nzsls,
IL s.]Iy n cot,.et lag alauy tae At1rTY du.t ns
,te M,lay Way. aiaje.tlcaliJ u!sJ planted
Iltsr beot.avcls, with toes duly turned OUT
*atd, to the Ei4s:tal cadencci 0l Inspiring
mutie, cccksog their Nspoleonic chtns 1t ~
apple Of so.t, .t,e degrees, ~ II they would
eato :hr rar.7 At.t1 oat cf counienaRct. Wc}l,
ibis taapxF VI Tho & Rock CITY Guards fell
sue.squyLtfy Into the banda OF The - Van
d4ls," Ind un 1ea.crcAJ sone Patriotic col
otcd 1atn ca.ritd it 10 the nude Of raak.,o
i]ct:dle ,hs.rgh shc sJests ~ the hes Of u
,org Ftoct1wipu OF t'AmericAn Citizens Of
Aflt1aa deAcelt." who had volunteered to
co,np'e'e thu Northwestern R"Qraad. Tha
ytry cEc.pes, u thceu colpsy1 men would
hxtc brought oser $500 on It's ,ck th1ee
years s:.o. The Nlstt aud daughters :, -.saoy
of them base uften brought more n the
saer!E A,le or Ut slave pon. And neyer did
| stcph ,torc el~tiG, Of tarts saore dsteraAasai,
| or most htalwa1t, urecu1ar limbs follow tho
nnnrrb sa1in. gc!at:!pgcd banner eostsns
$tAo, These volunteers arc enEaged In = wor1
| o! tho highest tu.porta-c- to tho wcifAru u
| tie arnJ II T.: Cumberland. u. well IL 70 ths
| lntuEc cunus~icsal rrosrt,is1 Ct N4shSilic
| std wo are .'Ad to ses th' they aye c.'nins
forward tAni.lly. No good citizen VII throw
| : tt.aw IN their path ~ay, Or gsEub1e whc:
! I'm pa7aac un1.t tho aattu baDnes wtisA COZ
| $XND,
, 1863-10-11

Xf4Ac6 MA13nt1ia0h:n DtkpCNt1fOn-AN
1tiAh uon1e dsuntd Tor FRINGE iuuxi-
n11llau.
fCn:7t%po.ttuce OF the y. i. Trth.,:c,f
WA.n,Sarca, Oct :, isrl
AotN'thstanalnx tic leitl.fent DENIAL cf :
lew GtrnlAn nnd .autt1iAr r.; ess, and tie
~ paE.nt see2tic!am 1aanHr.,cd Ia certain
''f1tial e11e'et, thn akeerr4anee q the Craxn
e Nexten b! l'rarr AaAsm1':ar !. 4 fat
wticL dos net adGsjt Ct IT,: lr u: doubt. TEe
.as: ne~s 1.ans,a,atd from MEXICO 10 vtenra
llF- ln:n 50 ctct rF.g .ne 10 r.ulsye iii hcst.
ta:iou in the mad oi I'rlpcc 3laziui.ian, H
j. TOW nai:.Eg # b" fo!ta Il e:f':, ratch IL
q be cs6c ~ hi;a hs tac dtI.atlt.on sens
f1cn Msx:c1 for that garpo4e, # n-1er to
ntke hisht ci+lcr known 10 III. s.,,tli..
Letters from tatis anaoutee liz. Gen, Me-
N.Eoa, DUKE ol Magenta, has bean intr7s.
ted l.: TIC Nar Department viii tle uy:azI.
satlt Ct cctps & clu:ively caMror-d u lr.
IskncE. This corr. Is to he called shc "M&x.
!n,!l:.a Home Guard" It. e. a,tior has
ht.n b ass;asd upon on the rsg....e entrcatlrs
,at!sfa:tor{ evidence that tat J could raise a.
Cat. 10 20 uen in anI out Of tAc!, c,untrY.
Thesc officers a'c In d.!ty com.. a,.:czti1n
With ;hr Duke &: Magenta, who ID said To b.
peri; city eatisllrd with The psel!1a1arT organ.
t.tion o1 bis Celtic brethren.
Tl!l fe, y It's name Indicates, to serre a.
g..asI to 'he Pitaee, 10 attcnd t. thu kcyvlce
Ct Ills f,a1Acc, ec1 TO b. employed u nucleus
a.uund y 4.,h the gsar1 Me1i1su army Il tn
be orgaoix:d. They will follou lin to Max
fco, asd VII a*s'at At Ids coronation, which IL
Is to lcafe Europe on tic same vessel ~ tho
Prince.
II. asIs expected, tho conquest Of Mexico
sd! t'e completed this win,er, th. Fseuck
tfocra Ill tc enAbied NET el,rinK 10 take
part IN thu campaign aE.icst Kurtia, for
II P,r1 Fr1Sn x1r~ Ia.
, 1863-10-11

What Our Troops Ia EaAr Tennessee
Wxrr Doing on the 10th aud Xuth
OF ScpttnheF.
correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
kSoxv71.s, Tenn, Sept. .. 1858.
Aor5aT, erpt. ~, was Al exciting day In
Kno1yi1
''Ths:s wAs srr1Jtcc In hot hasts,''
and reople eeneE1|1y marc lisposet to beiieya
sns Wild tale .ta: AIRY body wn pieased 10 tel.
TIC C6snm<rri11 81 the I'd reached NJ On
the evening Ct TIN 1sth, and VT then read tho
,trrt intelligent tukllng of viz. had cccu.reI
not mole than hundred miles to the son.h
uf nj. Ger. buznA1dc might hayc known he.
fore, probably aId, Int the dwellers outs;de
he tabernacle thtn got the AIst Intelligent
aleam from the outer world. v1exod by ths
DGhs now have, can gavc Esnca mare
definite scrount Of the sltpatinn on tha :.lst
of srptt mber than have scat you-
On Tho 18th and 18th Of 8epteuhar, Has
call's and Whites disiaionA Of tho I'D corrs
HeEe 1t Concord and LouLon. respectively
twelve sud twenty nine salles south of here;
IN the direction Of Chattanooga
Edth dlTia1oos took up the fine Of march for
GrterTille cn the 18Th, and Hascs1lts diYlssca
[asted through Knoxville ou the 14.a and
Whites on The 18th, both for G:eenEl1le. TIE
Eth rss slsualtted IA Knorrtl'e bya gnad
parade Il two e1sellest hrig.des, 6hacke1
lords old ere snd f9i!bert's, to =. man
d,runet oct rf her.ice tor burpisg Eoa,c.
,sen:enoer II, ~tss a9~n 10 1on;loo, aae
All. the ~hcle rt1n.sEtes OF The Army of tho
Ohio Fas to The rostls-e1.. Of Eno1yi.lc, ep :
i':Idtt Of ssCo Jorcs, s1:a .e:!'x, o. libra:
tstlr.ste. 5,Nn cs.a:!ec.ed. Il. 1.:-,lrttae3
trucs:l
t"s lar NIL ts.a .owas. s;-"~"7I::- ana
i '@"*s' - - - -. ..-..:
~ '~' ''~for" .her s-seAee ~: i.c. ::~7:
Lt
, 1863-10-11

2a..s1 through Knosrille, tai4 time marca.ag
to ste tout.
On thu 4..t s1a ::.5;1e :51. Sh4cte!fotd. IL con
command Ct hi& a~ D btit;; lac, %ed C,- Foa'
tet'.. AAd tAlrn,lsh with sE+ reh~is, neAx
Bsi.tui, sud II Center Station. srcounts Of
which have cent. Wrlte, Vt tho SAGE tiaao,
was m.r:hlog reStb, but 10 got osiJ a ic1
aut. below Landta, boforc he VA. ordered
ttck fu that tlAee
,DI,d'. vi is,de vss atrancdrg to CAaoua.
On he Hla~a,er River, nza ~As d.tr-n h,:E,
= l have ad.t,,a s"u BY tel"gc'th
IN OF thin, dtvo.cd. heat aad saaf,
10 t,eir coanoy and none G. the1s N 80 -
lhst::9 y. Barna4cs. That asalA shs enaoa* @.
iao. tnf hontsty. What he con ''ds7s nla
dusy, he Gn~e. rtg1sdtrts of consequences
Ibr 1t Division pf t.Ie 9sA CstrA IL 1pv-
,p1. Gcne.als Wi:ca1 and Mason 40 sAtt -
b. at tie rosd wita s,0th tuca. 90 thing Il
col iAir> tho 1&llt0st vta Chattanooga auas eo
uf ct.d, or ~r hare more thaA enou&n .h4e1
ter nnM.
, 1863-10-11

= The Richmond E1nnieer re1iews Gen.
Lsea oeaeisl report :of the peansylsanla cam
paign, aud thinka that the faslu1e Of 6toAst's
cavalry to obtain due Information Of General
Meade's position was tho caate Of Lees TOO
dll2toEy movements and suoseQueat f4lIusc
It aida: "5he wflses Of this rero,. Is eg1,
IDENTITY man who would neither be dax1led
By asccess or esnasculated BY defeat We
have room to hope that II he does not renew
tie gzs.t dosigu 'npcrfect}y swallowed Ia the
report, Re will r~r1aee it In the future ly
seme ether essentially the same J. and that he
rcofr'zea the tru.h & Sapo:con's be4t may
i'm, that tho ro&t magnificent achievements
In *a', rs In other things, are generally &c
eosnllished alter o1n or more partial or CON.
Ele1e d!tappolntrn<nts.
, 1863-10-11

T. A. matter Q: sututa rvfereuus. when lhr history
Of these t,er te Ns1sten; We taraa 10 puoli.a tAs
rsratt o. 1}.e r'tts nned War Lelce:4as, who, In
Gl's -;s!s. ihsuw th-Ir tatacsr.. In favor Of tho
Admtlfs..ai:ou --fi.eta.Ifi K.7lrsrer.
Ara wa.. y aohic list it Will pe: It will
ccn1''1se nearly Ill :le uicA MIN hare gigen
tn::c and .ten'ae:cr to DC neIoc:atlc 4'a1t.,
~ ensS IT, fa rr; t a. ,sa,
1ltctd 1adrr us ta, cf The En14irsr fox
"thro-lEg shcfr tn:lucccc III favor oI thu At-
m!nissr atl,u" ,Ed fnk!A;I.e tl.. there shall
1t nc cou Iro'st,u with ts4it.rs:
Senate neuxla., who ss4iuaraeo tas errors
.: M t,se by saes!3ctTg astr to ceua1sY In
h'. iast caJs.
t'~i' C..e, Democ7aAc candidate fos tho
isr>:d<ncy III le.s.
;;':, I'll LexNo. the ;,isnd and con6.1s.t Of
r h, ale: the "war horse es the Iuiucis
ftt;ntcrvY
'ies G.a.,, :ha most successful officer Of
x *.r,
IN. Etses-sas TIE f4rosl.e ftAe esntrt!
a:E, :, lo. 4ueit'r Of rennesser.
'lr- Mci-lerl sna, the most TALENTED and Ia.
fr nt.sl peGicctAi1c le.ecs in Central Iui-
Eris
jute.- tFtcr. The ahlest Jarlst or The SD
Tr,H- h.rsh II 1lllnoit.
ttnal I:sa, tie acknowledged leader OF
'h~ Dr,u - 'ae3 IL Minnesota.
u Gu>e:2"f Wright, Ducnanan's AInister
.1oh' nrr tha 'old p.alrs" orthe Ohio
H. p:e,t:'v.
t:.t: I"=s. '',c sb;cs. AID strorgest Demo-
cInt It Snyttera >"'io.
G:a. Eu.'er, the. .regnizea Chief Q; tho
nenoc1ai!c parry tn Aa.- -ehase.ts.
G1v- Canncn, OF UrlaHA.-a Democrat
s.',t tt In TIE w3oL"
jan t5 Guthrie. Secrttur o. t1& T-~.sa,1
uEdcg tie Democratic Pierco.
eodcph littt- Postmaster E.ncral, and af-
iers1as secs.tsEy cl War unter frr.lteus
ANDY .',,basep: Democratic GIFTED States
Sera' Of from and Cove rnor Of Tenncs.cc.
Eeb.,t Dalc Owen, Uni I'd State1 Minister
to fles under bIchauAu. ~
!, esauA cony. Cufazno5 elect Of Maine.
Heu'y \. Foster, Es.Deaccra;lc United
[ et4tts 4. natur.
Daa:,l $. D.ekIn,oa, the "old war ho7ze cf
:ls Ssw yo:k Drnoc1aey,''
Joha l. Dix.
Jsmes T. Brady.
Horatio Hsil,rd.
LYMAN Trrusafn. 10
n,IIsl E SieJcs.
| 1cau t. thraI.e.
IEoM,e Frnac;s Heashe-
| Ntss co:::f:.t 10 tbs noh.ca.zay of aames
j. i't7tri.d .'5 tie sastsy ccw VII: na.s
~, tle peS,serat;c party yalla a.iigit>ta
t:.1a; t;eo-ee W. Jonea snd Tue .sN,rlyr'1
| Mahcn,y, IL !o"a. Dlct Mcrtlck ana ".
+. .stcrry. 10 itllcni.; Stuart. tc Ais.i Il. ID !,
| Wecdrtrd sud irgersoli, In raan<xlysel.;
Tom s.: :meur and 1s7,c 'foucc7 Ia Coanc:t:-
snt: II X So It'll, In Aalnt; and Frank Pierce,
% New tlauE.ht7e: In Wi.s anssn, M>asa,
| etu1ettst Rhode Ils1d and Vermont, ths par
| y La. 70 completely ''sun to iced" thsf no
nasnct - t.t!onaf rrputhtiun-or .fcn rs.
| ucul a!are inte-eceurs TO e. as ectnE con
lcssed ra'L 1t. In tl!s State II il 4 little bet.
tsroG; t1t 1rSs here, ausaa:; Tia nos: Attlvs
msE:r e1t ne Rsn aot Fernando Wood, lin
| Brooke, OF the New York EYryrss F. q Per:
| rin, F.it I+sia!tt1e fist1erE, q. Chxuncry
| Unrr ri L iaaac Htt il.ra
, 1863-10-11
WHAT D0EN 1Ts7y mISAN}

4 Memphis letter to tho New York
7iranae, dated September Goth, among
other .nmgs. says:
Tie c!t!zens who re:crn to Memphis, and
take the cath ef allegiance to the Gni.ea
4:ttef. hare thti7 1oItEty itstoyed II that's,
hrt 1>esite l.o sHoxauIu For back rents Of
oanatet. The wealthy property Lotde1r tske
the cath In t-acr to Eai- their pro. city ana
receive Tie rents.
The citizens here referred 10 are the
rrbels who htaploncatheH property when
the city was occupied hy the Federal
troops. en1 since then 1avt been engaged
in sctivc loeti!itie* assinst ,hc United
States, some as soldiers IN the Confederate
army. athess rs hushwhackezs, uusde:;ns
Federal soldiers il the dark, ard all ot
ihem 'cing whatever WIS IL their roFcr 10
destroy tic Cnlun, aad i1nhyue their la utis
l. The blo',1 cf loyal l1uen, Can itae pos
sib1e that 10y of these guilty wscsches are
Permitted! to get possession Of their aban-
doncd AID fortified property upon 'tskins
an oat! Of alesil2ee: Whist do thcr care
:or such III oath. They would e1csk il
tch're breaktas: and dinner every day, II a
CHARGE odtrcd to MD the rebel cause. I35
whcse ezlers IS forfeited property restored
TO eheis On such terms: viii some pcssou
vi Memphis acquainted with the facts lc.
US know the truth Of This matter?
, 1863-10-11
Played Cnt Prona1ae.

t.e a"* that Copfezhsaa political yictn~
r'es ronld stop the war ~aa played ont last
I'll. It Wis !. 1ool1sh notion that MAS worEsd
into tho hcaaa Of the weak minded by design
Ing and unacrarulous dcaagoxues. II eyer1
St4so Administration In tie North were Cop-
perhcAd. the war would not therefore. 10
tsorped- 1hsre 10 no stopping 1t short Of
The iestnucsin. *~-N-
Vi tee nauon. Why, then. should
::.e war be prolonged and aggravated By g.v-
Ing power 10 zen who, having neither IN.
thofisJ nor abiltJ to stdp It, would be com.
mitsed to the polies OF weakeaiss and en-
hs11asslpg The 13rernment9 Ercsy v.:e
this fAtl for Coprerhcad candidates will be
soso to make tie war interminahle, snd
sprfad It's deva1talons over Tie wholo
CpuptfE~
, 1863-10-11

it II about ei1 months since VIZ hare
heard sny CoPpeEheal ergan or orator TX
press the desire. to leave New England
out In the cold" Has the rebel voS abula-
ry III the Northwest been a1uendcdr Why
do We no lcr6rr hear .he proposition nd
vocated 10 separate from ous loyal friends
for the ruErose oi gratifying our traitor
enemies, Where is Co1r Where arc
The whole tribe ol toa1catets who we're
lately sitrpcratrns Massachusetts, while
her soldiers we're marching .gaIna. Port
1Iudson: In the separate holes where
,i4ey have hidden, we thrust the :atc.rnsa-
tory, Whether TIC opening Of the sii*=is-
slrpi River by :orcc Of a7u1s Las not fur
n1shcd -rbels better opinions u both the
Northwest and New England than a thou
sand years OF sncakins serylli.y aud base-
ness could achieve: ro5's ali SPEAK 1t
once!
, 1863-10-11

"grcss." arrcHs morc likely II prove cor
rscs than we desire. What Is 70 b. done.
II Canada willing rather to give up
the T1eatY shsn grant some concessions to /
the interests opposed! Are canadiansde- |
te1mincd 10 have The Treaty aa IT is, or |
noahing? 0rwiu thty consent to satlsfac~ !
tory revision, 20 rs to harmon,ze oppos;n.
clements7 These arc questions TINT we
fcarnrst 10 met and the sooner they arc
canvaesed and discussed tho boster: Is
Upper Canada willing to forego sn Amer
ican market fos hc1 COARSE grains and lum-
be1, In order to raise rcycnue 10 support
Lower. Canada. The closing Of the ST.
Law1rnce- River to, our commerce wuultl
undoubtedly damage the'Test; bn. wonl1
Montreal be<w1lling tn subsi.le into rural
port ot entry for the mere qualification ot
taxing American manufactures: For that
would be The Inevitable result Of the ston-
ragc Of our grain from passing into Cans
dian wstcrs-. Tho ocean commerce Of
Canada, which has been fostcretl by this
T1asty, would disappear with it, and then,
possibly, IS has been suggested bg some,
tl1ero would b. . kidlier feeling towards
| the United States. and rtlin0l1ng Of tho
| old annexation fire, which has been pretty
t tIectual1y smothezed for ten years past
1 Or s.nce the psassse Of the Treaty now In
| qcestion-
| As sincere and Jealous advocates, there
, 1863-10-11

...
Sots:a. Lat u bet wholesome, k.aJll .sa .sx.o7a
t1s Il Is oa;Esr eatss into he so1;nstoa of aoa
-: ssoa cp5tsltt to maera 5f ary xlaI t. t.sadfy
nst:oa q tse e1tac;a cfrafe 1.e hcs4 Nd 3.a:4
Vth tfe n!-fRt ssE E.stt OF III :u. I've s.tu, t,ttA
II il veil t. b saTesrns saisss szss Aad, 10 II
tstht ma ~ tr,ttn c ,te Protected oy l1ra rtut
a.eins: T. .iaalrs e se1defe3 ~ u unHhoiesaae 4
D. lspxsr l3ip.:sa NateI 2pd othet t1.erna4 cAu.oa
Nt'Sfh1TkRS B!TlElas may 10 fe.ttd o. ~ , ssfs-
guard.
IL st7-7!cts taes't"d with FIVE AND tGE1. Il hA
esa SeaIi ts;3la ~ *sstst'y1 ~ :;
hrs:,o. e - aaass e.Sais s t.ouff;s: ~ thu
Aanes *h9 atI,ht 2 ksAM " H:n.tSiSe
sp.litsts 's 5srsee adr y PIT
str oei9g Ile3 ra 1ae}7s r; ssoaas e. - - er ~
sst.sausay zesaE, !. hrss xsssta Atex eAsss,
Jln ve.s .:,nseh y E1p.e1y s?d :Ee ~
prtit re&s1crd ~ tIa hEfSanta ion:c. AID Se-t Il
Eosk4 woes~ in ea+es ct pIAfEPF1A sad l. lex cln
tr11ed fotna Of !:I:1ts!Los. AcuEg - gate sne
painless A1ertent a. vel - 1pon ii. uFcr at-, To-
sA1,sb!J s.9c..s tne EcssyHAE1es s2se:,sdncei By
irregular ncttrn nf tte digestive Ana scefc-
Eet3ons ttse-hls bto:t. Liable 10 SkaFors ArfAt-s,
[cw$1EH or ErFKr., AID FTTf CT LaE1run .z4
r-cn'r nGd 1eEef frnEn tac Et;ars rh9 ~
t,rct5 c. hf p<la: Ia :aots cotctn&t1a nad !ou be
E1ss.
, 1863-10-11

r. The CosAoc:ou {ohlo) Age says the
Curperhtais In taAt zection are chucklinc
orer Tho tac., that In The recent b.tt,a Of
c~'cksnarEa, Mr.. va:i.ntighaa. los. no
7otes. oaeg'. butchers Killed zone but
V.ion rnen. - hoys wko wcaia 4:.e s5->a
tlci. vctts 10 roan bs~--a. 1t IL tzrc, but
Il Al 14us: 49, ru.fefcaul 30 rl;c :. te slA,ac
Tx Devil, who could nat7 tic he.z: 70 ;r!v::s:
uYcr{t.
, 1863-10-11
4 Singular Instance or RorEetfuluasa.
Tac Mo'rie lalnd correspondent of tho

Il Singular Instance or rRorEeffuluesa.
Tac Mo'zia 1sLnd correspondent of tho
New FORK Tribune, details this following fan
by Incident:
Yesterday At sgrd negro man, attached 10
GeCeIa! Tesfy'a Kitchen. tlsh.s through for
cctfulne-s Or sheer careleesnees, put lato The
k:ovo !. ten ZACH shell for tsp pnrp :.e rf melt
.Es TIC lead around the fnse. Tie she'll being
lo-dcd, as 5 latrEA epns-4atacs, u exploded,
wonnllng lin severely In two places For.
troate1y no one el*e WAS hurt. s,mc moi
yers favorable comparisons have been mada
ett~een tho negroes f7am the. North and
tGoeo formerly slavea. One or the latscf, \
*'to9," named nansel, th!nking1 1t az excellent
opp -trnilJ Tor rrta1iatiop, meeting me short
y af.erwHrd, yerturtd len remarks 40 fol.
lows: "Why, khr, der saY us SUD 'fin tsoath-
era} ea-kies don't know nnotin, aud hese dla
1etr man cura MI de way from Bos:op, ao'
gces for to Put one o General G1inoee's
mighty shells n de stove. Wonder dIdn't
kill hin. dead. KnoW'd better an cat nheu
waA n. cktlrH
, 1863-10-11
READ AND NEFLEQE,

Nike su:+ of ftE4Lr1t "Rnt ho@,"{ou ssk.
We ArswoF, 1ts AZ ttsy task.
Strengthen tie SrlIAcA and srssN3
1toN1EyEe The te:van:e OF the hall
The LlsEa Aeep II active ptAy.
And r19rLATE fro1, dkY to day.
Eaea otfan atd. on :{asu.es p!Aa.
Er1ce aad seftesh lie IyxEt NAB,
and lree watch. tt..tp kept IN china
~ torAtart 1a-u viii rail1oA1 rrae.
Tao sJ.teVt toue AID strength reaav,
AMI thereby cheer Tho e11Ftrs. tpo
"IIov." you tranlfr. "saa this b. do13,
Ihts ytcto:1 o't- ps4e4sea 1t vcn7"
~Iio+1rTrK.'s Brz7xks." 80 rcptY.
Is H1AI1uts suf@xxx F1orrorIon-11z!
ksaTe$ss a. seg"nc.httaK The e!<osdt.ed tat t.
feeo+t a5steu regulating evezy fuEcton of The nse7
ns eEaas tie depreased s5l.ta lnxlxarxuEa
:he constitution s1d pst4aasinx ilfc. - msd!e11a1
preparation c::hes or sae past OF Tie p.c.cnt pre has
tsea ~ completely asd uatve-ss'1S xucc.sx ii
, 1863-10-11
Dick meFrirk Of IlUuo44.

ttEptu t2e l2nCa0E4sI l0mNesclA. Dcs. 8th.1
This Il diridual IL low IN Ohio u.Akinr Val,
IanG.ghAu sptelhee. He ia fluent pssson.
a!1nott - smart as Sam Cox. 4 speech that
be made in Chicago some month. since,
si6thiY res< milling thoso he Is now making III
Hhic. excited Ercat expectations aolony the
reo>'%. Tue Point Conpee {La.} Et.su, = IN.
t1ons lshes shect, sad Of It:
THE t4-eAT s4xEcu or hrs RICE, OF ILls-
Sois. WILL nA-K 1Ts EFFECT E, zRT7vuREE,
aId WILL sDN THE SEED OF B1SaES.
S1QS IN TIE RANKS Ut THE IVES TERN
FEDERAL TROOPS 1F ;. NJ Ching WILL
fHs trat!e V.~: vii ston Ir-.r fo,sh IF re-
&.e SMOKE And FIRE IL SoTFA. DIsTASr
sui ~ i u'e sooi s>.,k md l.: The .tfiotE
Ft'HtrANICAL NORTH BE ENvEL2PED
IN Ruin AND UE5DLAT10N.r
We tccrised copy Of tle Echo containing
ta!s arsiclI, and - toe editor Of the Cinelh.
n,A C.qnirrr nts, abb Mt ttas time, stating his
oIiIit That cestAu e1tra.t* fsoua Southuru
newspapers were 70: genuine, We copied the
aDove Gr". the E'ty, mad rent the pane. II
bin. Is Dck Mc.rtek's "EreAt speech" did
not sox the seed Of lissenslon ii tho =aaas
of The Nt:t"rn Federal tsoops," hs Ii repeat
ttE II, notHitl staE:ts : tbs assurance t5s. II
his Chicago effort WOULD not DO tic JOB 10th
iug would.