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Tvs Orange .rd Aler1ndri, Rairc,d 10 again IN.
scenc OF su'trl, sci,iiv. The vretehe- hsv- burnt
road company, a. creat er7eutc
Tnr odior, of the SciKsrWtc AsxrrAs have re-
esived rom q iiornis piece Of vJoi from . tree
thirty feet In diamct 7. the annual rirs, upou which
indicate the Az Of Ga, see to le 6,3CO years
T~E-rIr Az rc'foes. found In arms on the river
r,i1,.,.9n OF J.d 's,i, n kis'i"T7i, we're oartut
property ofJ,f
:, Tarr.be asans are tswsirs ,Ncis,c .ucec.s O,
Hooker in orenins Grsut. line ol suppie. whiIcthe
Eiehmond fNNsiSrN unhtsttrt n,lv arkno,i,,is,.
,ha we The trtclO have lost the slvsntagee Of the
bsttie OF 'hetsmsnss. II must be fought again"
. A"oEhrsloSrRsr tIvs h met an Ola gentleman IN
lhh lhh VIZ hsi never been ahrvd cfnrr. and ha@
been pastor Of church In Lowell. Wsa,, for forty
valve n "Napol.ou," or Il. name. even and as
! snIiou, 10 know whether the Lowell DOT anal vas
much thought of In France
n srnrt writer IN Alabams sivcs account NJ q
recent federal expedition n,o l. u,ttono and Madison
oountie, and the clearing gu, Of hof-rs. muf. cat
tle sheer pulry, hcs., meat, fout &c lie cay. the
year, there is hardly anything lsfi
IL Philadelphia coal Ia, aivauced 90 ali 90 ton.
|, !, sail thr rcen' ou'm'ak the coal regions of
fenns>lvsnia Is the prvtcutc fof tho rec Govern
nr p..Teii Shien mak,' the
,ctor'. Bd, IA, fr,erns o. the river, viii undoubt
ei change the state Of atIairs By rut;iuR .top 10
"ov,fnmcnt shipmeuts
Tnr preceding, IN the great Ohio conspiracy case
trc omm"nc"i on SATURDAY mrtr.n nc, in Cincinnati,
teinr" judge lcavit The bills of indictment found
by Tho t,iand Jury rrain.' a. W. II. Ca h, Art sam
usl J. IhVmas aud Msu. rhoma@ sere read, when, In
consequence Of p me uiormality in tho prrlminar 4,
thc cas"s rsre continued until Monday nc,t Jane,
y; Patton, Sterling nf. Catherine rNincnter, Ruth
f"mins, and othcrs have also been ind ctcd.
a W ASH sGTrS dispatch states that Gen. U.lleck
generally REGARDED az laving teen pr,r rticaiv ~.
ptTsrnri ~ trtnt, 20 far ~ the movements of the
eTeM armies operating IN NTgiuiA and T,nne,..e ar
concerned. Fiom the RaIrAhsnb1,k ~ Tmrumti,
tu' asihfc ted q. cmb C Il, q, %. Sleinan iorinins
ore -nr of our forccs and Con. Meade the other I,
you'd APPEAR that Grant l. dTnvins hs wing nearer
tos'the. and n" seems to consider tir close invest
mem, u rot CAPTURE, of Richmond esscntisl ,tcT
~ the struggle TO hold our adVGnags IN Toun..sse
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Thanksgiving.
Proclamation by IIorntio seymour

Albany Nor. TO- In accordance With the custom
and laws Of this state |, Horsto seymour. Governor
Of the state Of New York do hereby designate Thurs
day. the goth instsnt, 10 be dAy Of Thanksrivinr
and Prayer and hereby declare the .ame 10 b, q
legal holiday.
In the midst Of calnmitr hrou-h, upon our country
hy the wiokcinsH folly. and crimes Of men. have
resson to be thankful to Almighty God for abundant
harvs.ts for exemption from rc,,il.n-p and for the
prrservation Of StAie from the devasiatons OF
var which srllr! Other sections of cur land
Lrt Us fer ftrvent urayCr- that tho rebellion
b. put down. our MON saved, llhertv prereryCd
and our Constitution AID Oioverum,n' n up -d.
A becoming proof ~ our thankfulnsss 10
God, md a. proper evidence Of our rratitud.
20 TIE Armies ard Nav, urre citIcns 20 max q
contributions on that Is flr TIE comfort and suppot
Of the destitute families o tloto who pho have lnst
their I've or rho have become di-Abcd tLe service
Of their country
In the midst Of our Abundance let u- remember
charity TO tho Who No IA paut ard ia the hour cot
apart for social and religious thsnf,syus and pI air
within the limits Of ate. let en
courage those Who ere engaged on distant and dan.
scrOus hCids Of du'y by -aoVine sympathy aud Kind
ness towards their families, shcl need aid and
support
H. witness whereof have h.rpun,o q, nv hand
and axed the Privy sesl Of the state At the City of
Albany. the tenth day OF November, in the ycsr OF
Our Lord. la63.
iioaArio SUsous.
DssiTL + TyiTB
Private Secrstrv.
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san F'onc,scc. Nor io.-Ds,es hsv. been re-.
eeived from IiaiodAd, japan NJ 70 Ocobcr 9th. The
Prince Of NaGa.aA had issued orders that Ja,ph
Heeo. japanese. formerly Of san Francisco and tho
Japanese plots, who conducted the Wyoming to
simonisti, should b. tcd. Onc 4 ths.e pilot. VA
murdered soon shcrvsrds. The chief Minister and
three other members Of the cahine. hsd been dis
risscd because they IN favor Il pace With the
Christian nations. The Miksdo bad issued an o-dcr
that no DAruio should purchase any foreign vessel.
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The Army Of the Cumberland

Chattanooga, Nor. 10 Georgia refugees ius. In
report a considerable u Brsrs, troops and
stor.s southwMd.
The Rebel, ara said 10 be evscua'ing the position
before ChAttancogH, .nd retiring to Rome Atlanta
Longsree !s said to be organizing large force for
srsd on cur line Of commnncAtio1s At bridgeport
Twenty.two payrns,.ers, with 5000, 900. arc en-
ssssd in p,ying the troop, 10 the first oil November
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The L. 3. steam transport Fairhaven, Captain Pot
ter, arrived at th. por, yesterday. from Port Royal,
and reports on the 9th instant, at A. H.. when 90
mies Y. N. r. from Barnesst, in collision with
the pilot boat Mary Tsyior. No = caI,ns her TO sinh
In half an hour Two piiotr vho on board tho
Mary Taylor, With the crew ver. re'cued, and taken
on board the steamer. hos, Of their effects were
saved
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From Arkansas.
General Blunt Thrc.trnrd.

L,Grsr ror,h Nor. 9.-Advices ffom For Scott ssy
,ha, courier arrived there on FRIDAY night. from
General Blunt. bringing information that the rebes.
under Cooper and shelby, euded forces, crossed
the Arksn,a. River with 1000 men and wefs march.
Inc On Blant, who has l,s0N cavalry as escort to
IN immcnse supply train for For smith. Gen Blum,
had cui;aIled his tain, aud made preparations for
aefpu
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Progress Of the Trade Strikes.
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Gov. Sc.mOur's Thanksgiving
ErOcinmatiOn.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS,
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Rebels After Gen. Blunt.

Heavy Odds Against Him.
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Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH TO rHESEw YORK Sry
GEN. MEADE'S ADVANCE.
Gen. Burord North Of Culpepper.

The Rebels Fleeing Before Him.
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The Pretty Waiter Girl Institution.
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OUR ARMY IN LINE Of BATTLE,
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Gen. Lee at Brandy Station.
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Interesting Local Intelligence.
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1ne Rebels fleplng Before Him.
OUR ARMY IN LINE 0F BATTLE,
Gen. Lee at Brandy Station.
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Rebels After Gen. Blunt.
Heavy Odds Against Him.
Interesting Local Intelligence.
Gov. Se.nOur's Thanksgiving
Proclamation.
Progress Of the Trade Strikes.
The Pretty Waiter Girl Institution.
HOW IT IS MADE 10 PAY.
&C.. AC.. &c.
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Specials 20 NeW TSrk Papers.
Washington. Marsh &

A special TO he Tribune says: On thu
return of good weather the enemy mad,
his appearance in great force on the Rap
pahannock and is materially Strengthening
his position. Hooker is on the Alert.
Hooker's system Of furloughs to pri.
vats soldiers works admirably. fur,
loughed soldiers almost unvariably return
punctuslly. Desertions are becoming
more and more unfrequent.
Times Special
Nothing ID positively known 10 regard
TO distant military operations, only that
the Government i in high spirits and
sanguine of success.
~ Notwithstanding frequent positive az
sertions that Generals Butler and Fremont
are definitely assigned to high commands.
it isprobably not true. They neither had
received any definite answer. It will
probably prove that the settlement ofeach
their claims depends somewhat on the
ether, aud that the commands, if they get
any, will be cooperative.
II is said Gen. Rosseau has received
from the War Department authority to
raise ten regiments Of mounted infantry
to operate in the West against Forrest,
Morgan and other guerrilla chiefs.
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hostility to the United States that I hs We
not yielded voluntary support % sny
pretended government, suthofity, power.
or eoastitstion with the United States, or
inlmioal thereto; and do further swear
That 70 the best Of my knoxledgs and
ability, will support and dSFend tbe
constitution OF the United States against
all enemies, foreign or domestic that /
will bear trus faith and allegiance 70 the
same that / take this obligation fsssly.
without any mental reservation a. ,ar.
pose Of evasion, and that will we'll and
faithfully discharge The duties of ollss, a
which | am sbout to enter, 20 help ne
God. ~
The President pro. ten. then directed
the names to be called of the Senators
elected or reelected since the passage Of
the law, viz: I'd Of July last.
1t was administered to the following
named Senators:
Aeasrs. Bowden, Buckalow, Morgan,
Spngue, Wright. Morrill,, Walker, Sum
ner, Dixon. Hicks, Chandler. and Hard
ing.
Mr.. johnson explained that acoordinx
to his Interpretation Of the constitution,
Senator was not : civil officer, and thsrs-
fore did not fall within the limits Of the
statute, and besides the act was irrsspes-
tive in its operations. He, however, had
not the slightest objection 70 taking the
oath. 1t was then administered to him.
MIR. Henderson adopting the sxplana-
ton of Mr.. johnson also subscribed to il.
Aessrs. Doolittle and Darling, elected
since the passage Of the law, were absent
from the chamber and Messrs. Ramsey
and Conness have not yet arrived in
Washington. Adjourned.
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- A conspiracy which had been in
progress for years according to the testi.
mony Of Douglas. Andy Johnson and 9th.
er leading Democrats. eliminated in 1861
in secession and in armed rebellion ot
sufficient power TO endanger the very ex-
istence Of the Government founded BY
our fathers. And yet yet thsrs are men
base enough to charge the war upon The
Administration and seek % palsy thu arm
Of the Government and force il to sur-
render 70 traitos BY stigmatizing the war
~ an abolition war.
All such men are knavea, fools or trait
ors, or miserable combustion Of the
three characters, and are utterly unworthy
the protection Of the Government which
they seek to overthrow:
Let loyal Union men mark all such,
and rest assured that they will become
spies for the traiter guerrillas OF the South
whenever they can do 30 with safety.
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Appointments Tor Idaiape Territory.
New York, March 7.

Appointments for Idaiaps Territory.
New York, March 7.
A Herald special says the appoint
ments for idalapo Territory ale as follows
For Governor, W, II. Wallace. late
delegate from Washington Territory /;
Secretary, ]. B, Daniels, of Oregon !;
Judges, Sidney Edgerton, of Ohio, Mark
Smith, of Washington Territory, and
Samuel Parks. Of ILL.,; District Attorney,
Richard Williams, Of Oregon; Marshal,
d. $. Payne, of Oregon.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will not
probably recede from the position he has
taken in refusing to receive postal cur
rency In payment for custom house dues.
The FIFTY millions fractional revenue
currency authorized by the last fin ance
bill will probably be substituted for post.
al currency, which were inadvertently
made equivalent to demand notes, and
postal currency be withheld from further
issue and Withdrawn rapidly from circa-
lation without inconvsnience to the pub
lie.
leonard West, Of ILL.,, has been ap-
pointed Minister to Peru.
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Horse rAaes Taken.

Judge Joel Curtiss Of Scotland county,
No., lost very fine horse few days ago.
Men we're started in every direction 70 re-
SovSr the stolen property. Mr.. Wm.
Elliff and 6ilas Dean came By way Of Al
sxandriA and there fsiii IN company with
Maj. Bart. Hackney, who imnediatsly
went aboard Of the boat and accompanied
thsm 70 Keokuk WHARF hs sxpsotsd 70
gain som@. information concerning the
ssolsn horss. Az they stepped Of the
~ stage plank Of the Eagle Maj. Hack
ny met his old frind, !. Ran. Hudnall,
q our place, and stated the matter 70 him.
Whsrsapon Mr.. Hudnall had sssn. tbs
Aforesaid thief the day before. and could
til him svsrything concerning the mat.
1pr. About neon, = Mr.. HudnAll VA
eeias p Aaia stsss company with
Marshal Rsoksisllow, Who sheuld he meet
~ 10 identical hofss-thisf, Who hs i'm.
sasdiasely introdaoed 70 his friend, Rookie
fsllox. and made him admit ths stealing
of the horse, where he could b found,
80, %. asfhoa y 70 say the stolen horss
was found on the opposite side Of the riv.
q, and horse aua ehisf are sow = the pos.
s,ssioa Of Msssr. ElliG and Dsp, who viii
asssa = apsay Maj. Hackney o Alexandria
81 - ihs Eagle thu aAssaooa. =
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Troasurs for Europe.
New York, March 7.

The steamer Damascus, for Liverpool
takes e40o, 900 specie, making, up to to.
day, over Z million.
The Capt. brands as untrue the report
that the Northern Light was chased by d
suspicious vessel on her recent trip.
A special Washington dispatch says
the Almedian mining case will be decided
in favor of the Government.
The President sent to the Senate, to-
day, the names of Gen. Rosecrans, Couch, !,
Hurlbut and Schenck to gil vacancies un-
der the old law.
The nomination of Judge Field for As
sociate Judge Of the Supreme Court is
reported favorably.
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New York. March I.

The Tribuns's report abont the Ala
bams came via Panama. and proves 10 be
4 canard.
Rebel dispatches from Savannah Of the
9Th. state the enemy shelled Fort McAl-
lister oil last night, but have not renewed
the attack this morning. IL
The Nashville ID still In the river. The
fort Is in good condition. A columbiad
was dismounted yesterday but has been
replaced. An attack BY three iron clads
and two mortar boats commenced early
on the morning Of the Sd. and continued
fall day. Only two persons were slightly
wounded. &s
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H The Indications are numerous
that the buttsfnut season il about over.
The prospects ars that crop Of the fruit
OF the tree Will - . failure. Il Ii asoer-
tained that the she'll Of the nut Is thin,
and the kernel putrid and wassry. The
hiskorisa No II good eoAdiiiou. and thu
yield win h iamsnse and wholesome -
Gin. Commercial. 2t-~ssa4 aAses
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Washington. March 7

Washington, March Z.
In the Senate to-day Doolittle took the
oath Of loyalty prescribed by the act OF
July last, and subscribed its name do it,
the same as those had done who took /,
yesterday. as,o
Anthony reported fF6 resolutions to
print 10, 900 copies Of The mercantile re-
port Of the patent Office. and print 10, 600
OF the acts and joint resolutions Of the
session.
This vas the only business transacted
in open session.
The Senate with closed doors proceed
cd to act upon the recent nominations.
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Mobile, March 3.

Mobile, March 3.
Dispatches from McMinnville. Tenn,
I'd. says Major Austin, of Morgan's bri-
gade. passed down the Murfrsesboro and
Nashville Railroad tearing up the, track
and running the trains over the embank-
ment.
Gold in Richmond three dollars, M ad-
vance Of 20 cents in one day. Sterling
Exchange is held at $3.50.
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Washington, March 8.
The President pro. tem., Mr.. Foote.
sid be was prepared 70 take the oath.
He was called upon to administer it,
which did, = follows:
I do solennly swear that l have never
voluntarily borne arms against the United
States since I have been citizen thereof;
that have voluntarily given no aid,
countanancs, COUNSEL or encouragement
to persons engaged in armed hostility
thereto that have neither sought nor
accepted. nor sttAmptsd "a exercise The
functioss Of any otice whatsver sndsr
| any authority q pretended authority in
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~ The Davenport Gassste says that
the Sixth Iowa Cavalry have been ordar-
ID 70 Sioux City 70 protect our frontier
asaissti .ths thrsassnsd Indian invasion,
They are nov being equipped. =.
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Washington, March !

nbt0u, "AssOH
The Senate to-day con6rmed the fol-
lowing nominations while in executive
session David Wilmot, Of Pa, to be
Judge Of the Court Of Claims; Albert s.
White, Of Ind. Ri r. Chase, Of Wis.,,
and Cyrus Aldrioh, Of Mimi, 10 be Com
nissioners under the act Of Congress for
the relief Of penons who have sustained
damages BY rsasoa of dspredations and
injuries BY certain hands Of Sioux Indi-
ans, approved Feb. l6, 1868 Clinton g.
Hutchinson, Of Kansas. 70 b Agent Of the
Ottawas and Chippewas Of Swan Greek
and Blaek River and the Cheyenne Indi-
ans Of Knus1B.
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- We ars astonished that people
win leave their clothes on the line over
night II is too great . temptation %
midnight prowlsrs. We are informed
several clothss-lnss in the northern part
ofths city have bssn stripped lately
Dry goods are too valuable 10 be thrown
away.
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New York, March 7.

New York, March 7.
The steamer Columbia from New Or
leans eth, Havana I'd, has arrived
Among her passengers are two persons
who have just landed cargo of negroes
in Cuba, the profD 11nosnting to s96 600
which they brou3 q gold 70 this port.
Three compsniel6 Of the 43d Mass. and
crow of the Harriet Lane. and 270 Of the
9th Regulars, captured BY the rebels have
been exchanged and arrived u New Or
leans; also 10 prisoners taken from the
ram Queen Of the West.
A letter from the q. s Consul at Mat
amora, says 5000 to s. 600 rebel soldiers
under Gen. Bee, are marching toward
The U. 8. gunboat Kinsman. formerly
steamer Gray lClond, sunk in Beadock
Bay. BY striking snag.. 1t was reported
10 or II men were drowned. She was .
river. beat.
The rebel armoiy at Clinton. La, has
been destroyed by FIRE. 8
Nothing new in military movements
had transpired in New Orleans.
General Wsitxel had strong force in
the LAfourche country.
General Grover is still in command at
Baton Rouge. II is ranored he refused
to recognize negro regiments, and Banks
issued m order commanding him to trea.
them on m equality.
Business 1t New Orleans dull.
Havana advices uninportant.
I Vera Cruz dates Of Feb. Is, state
nothing new. :
There was rumor that Gen. TORY
would start on Feb. 2lst or 2ad for Pue.
bla. s t4
Advices from Caracas state the federal.
obtained posseaaioa Of the city. Mara
caribo IL still blOckaded.
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JusrIcE's OrrIcK.-The a,tention OF all
having businsas before Justice OF the
Peace il directed to the card of ESQ
Vaa Ausdal in this paper.
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- ]. ". Ogden, ct the City Book
bsors, = receiving = large and slsgant
stock Of WALL PAPxas. The advance in
prices 10 small over last ysar. d2t
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An Advance - ROrt MnAsoA.
Port Hudson, Feb. Is.
The Yankees, estimated II 4. 900 strong,
are advancing towards Morgan.
An advance guard, Of 900 strong, ID
stationed at Amiie river, l2 miles from
here.
This is deemed an important movement.
Immediate steps are being taken to arrest
it.
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- Mrs. witssnmyer returned home
Saturday svsning. She viii remain until
Monday. The 10th, when she viii again
return to the army, and will take with
her all the sanitary stores that can be
prepared We trust she may have IN
abundant supply.
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Washington. March 7.

Washington, March Z.
Cassius M. Clay has been nominated
for the fourth time as Minister 70 Russia.
The Chstanooga Rebel says the enemy
10 massing large reinforcements IN ths
counties of Sumner and Wilson. If this
is true, Gays the Rebel. it is his intention
to advance when the roads will permit,
not directly upon Shelbyville, but upon
Tullahoma by way Of McMinnvilis.
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DAvHxPoHr + Rock ISLAND PACKET
!. LAE.-Ths packets Kate Cassel and Jen-
ME Whippls commence their regular
txips "a Mondsy next A boat will lsavs
Fort Madison each morning on the arri-
vu Of the cars from Keokuk.
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- For two nights We have had snow,
and We doa't know but March will have
to b eonsidsred The principal winter
month this year.
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NEW BOOKS.

Ny diary North snd South. BY ". Howard Russsii.
Miriam. tssl4ss
Arnsgiddsn, or the United States In PrspAsey.
Agnes of soresto.
Orphus c. Ksrr's Papsss.
Elsnsnts Of Drawing, BY Rukin.
Elements Of Perspective, by kaskin.
raFson DrownlowI Book.
6ieGs Of Richmond. sa$3 = st@t
Among the pinss. f8
H Thirteen Months In the Rebel Army.
For ale by n. W. WD1TOOTT,
mch1-d Aain-s. I'd door nun lsA.
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~ Dunlsith, Ill., March Z.
The steamboat Canada left for the
South this p. M, being the 6rst boat Of
the season.
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~ Col. Thomas n. Bowen. formerly
= member ofths Legislature n this 6tsts,
and now Colonel of the 18th Kansas Reg
imsnt, is in command Of the Post at
Springfield Missouri.
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BY BYTELEGRAPH.
-------------
LATEST NEWS.
Whereabouts Of the Ala.
.A@ bamA.
APPOINTMENTS FOR IDiLAP0 TERRITORY
ARRIVAL FROM N. ORLEANS
VESSELS DESTROYED By THE
RETRIBUT10N.
AN ADVANCE ON PORT
HUDSON.
TREASURE FOR EUROPE.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
TO-, &c. dc.
VESSFLS DESTROYED By THE
RETRIBUT10N.
AN ADVANCE ON PORT
HUDSON.
TREASURE FOR EUROPE.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
&c., &c. dc.
Whereabouts u sAe Aiabasna.

Whereabouts ~ she AlabAna.
New York, March 7.
The Tribune saya tha lataat news fsem
the Alabama is that she was at Caller Is
land on the 9th ult., trying to ship men,
and had been ordered OF by the authori.
ties. Admiral Wilkes and war steamers
were outside blockading the Alabama.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

~ Several hundred dollars Of the
0s Company shsngs tickets, which had
bssu withdraw from circulation, were
burned the other day. This currency has
assvsrsd very good turn, stimulating
trade, and afording small money when
- other kind could b had. It is now,
however. becoming less and less, and ne
expect before long our citixens win b
distinguished for more genuine bard
ssnts and less gas than has charnctsrissd
them for some Hms past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

Port Hudson, Feb. II.
Col. Lyons legion drove the Yankees
from Point Coupse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09
Detroit. March I

~ Detroit, March Z.
The military last night succeeded in
quelling the rioaers-ail now quiet. 90
81 80 baildings were burned, several per-
sons killed and : hft4 nUnber wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

FOURTH WARD.
The Union men Of the Fourth Ward
will meet at Burrows' Hall, corner of
Ninth and Main streets, on TUESDAY
EyEEINe, the 10th inst, at o'clock, for
the organisation Of q Union Club for said
ward.