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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

Who 90 to the wars Let the votes
of the soldiers tell. Wisconsin, for local
reasons, has given her home majority to
tn Supreme Judge least Questionable to
the Farm Mortgage sufferers, whose inau
enoe and presence broad y belts the State.
In the field, the soldiers only asked:
''WLich is the Copperh cad 7" and drop
ped heavy stone upon Cothren, which
will doubtless reverse the home vote
Here is the way they voted in the camps,
where they construe loyalty to mean bay
ohetting aud shooting down the enemies
of the country-rough remedy for dead
ly disease. Eighteen companies cast
total Of 789 votes. out of which Judge
Dixon receives $40. They voted as fol-
lows:
Regiments. Dixon. cothren.
18th -Four companies. 10
2oth-seven companies .......-...... 40 81
sls.,ne eomrany %, Or a,
Is there anything significant in this ?
Don't you think the Copperhaads begin
to understand the boys In the lid 7 Yea,
verify, for when Connecticut rebukes their
scheming. mark how the secosh organs
bowl about ssthe soldiers VOTE" And
when Cincinnati, and other Democratic
strongholds deal stunning quietus to
rebel hopes, then it is military interior
ence," the "army voting" that is bitterly
complained Of. The army is right. The
soldiers understand themselves, and the
home traitors have como to fearfully dread
the soldiers votes Chicago Trib.
s@- The smallpox has almost disap-
pearcd ut Richmond, and the s'camp-itch"
has taken its place. The change is a
matter of congratuation, the itch being
less dangerous and losthsome than the
small pox. and better adapted to the con-
dition Of the people, who have been
Obliged to scratch for . living for some
time past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16
By TELEGRAPH.
--LATEST NEWS.
ctNBOATS SUCCEED In REACHING
GEN. FOSTER.
FARRAGUT BLOCKADlNG
RED RIVER.
LIEUT.. col. kIMBAEL SHOT BY
GEN. CoRCoRAN.
Stewards Dispatches 10 Mini
lister Adams.
Reports from Southern
Papers.
RFREI. STEAMER STONEWALL
Stewards Dispatches 10 Mini
lister Adams.
Reports from Southern
Papers.
REBEL STEAMER STONEWALL
JACKSON BURNED.

Headq'rs Army of the Potomac.
April IS.
papers of the 18th are re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

Washington, April 15.


Richmond papers of the l4th contain
the following:
Charleston, I2.--Last night the steam
or Stone wall Jackson, formerly Leopard.
while attempting to run into this barbor,
was hotly chased by dozen blockaders,
which fired at her, and she received sew
eral shots through her Captain Black,
finding it impossible to escape, run the
steamer ON the beach and burned her
The crew and the passengers took to the
boats aud have arrived here. Very little
was saved excepting the mails aud passen-
gers effects. The steamer was burned to
the waters edge in sight OF the Yankees.
Her cargo consisted Of several field pieces.
200 bbls. saitpetre, 10000 arms, shoes.
and large assortment of merchan iise.
Goldsboro, N. O., l3.--The news OF
partial victory over the sbolitionists OF
Washington, reached here to day 1t ap-
pears that the Yankees under Foster,
marching to the relief Of Washington,
now invested by our troops, was met last
Thursday evening, enrouta, near Blald $
Creek, by Gen. Pettigrew. No loss on
our side.
Jackson, Miss, 1.-THE enemy in the
Black Bayou is rereating towards the
river. laxing waste TO the whole country
as tn move along. Our river patrolmen
report that ten Yankee gunboats convoy
ing five cavalry transports passed up the
river on the 9TH inst, also Is transports
with infantry, and 40 freight boats loaded
down. The enemy is reinforcing all the
depots on the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road. A special dispatch to the Appeal
says 80 boats aud IL guuboats have gone
up from Memphis 10 operate on the Cum
belland.
| Mobile, April l0.-An official dispatch
says that the enemy, DO in number, most
ly contrsbapd troops, landed,at Pascano
la yesterday. and we're attacked by ou'
cavalry. The enemy lost fifteen killed
Our loss was one Lieutenant and one pri
vatc slightly wounded. TIE Yankee gun
beats fpu4t back to Ship Island With thell
wounded Reinforcemen9 have beer
sent up to renew the action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16

lpY TELEauAru.t
new York Market.
New York. April IS.
Piour-Dall, Sc lo~. saies nj % 10 " % %
Extia state; u cog 81 10 u. II. o.
wheat-DaA and heavy, Bales At u tOzel - for
Spring; a 7o9ei 70 for hiiwautes clasi ~ 90
u - Loo Winter Red.
corn-DulI, ie lower. Sales al siaeii fors uEo J
128 SAC unsound.
0a,s--Pirm, 639sTt
LsYd-Quiet ic4p lale
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16
New York, April Is,
A steamer from Havana 9th, has ar.

rived.
1t is currently reported that Admiral
Wilkes wa psroed p.i aud wonld
continue 80 uutil the aii,lr Of the Wander
biIt firing into a Spanish coasting steamer
was explained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16
Cpiro, April is.

ketToy hprh 10
Farruaut's fleets are at the mouth OF the
he'd River; blockading the stream.
Gen. Thomas is reviewing troops in
Grants army. He has several times an
nouncsd the new policy Of the Govern
ment towards slaves, that Of receiving
them, treating them kindly, and organ
izing them into companies apd regiments.
The announcement is received with APP
probation BY all. The movement is be-
coming very popular. Several prominent
officers, and among them those that have
heretofore opposed the policy Of armlng
the slaves most bitterly, have applied for
con missions to command Negro Brigades
No military movements of importance
have taken place.
Majors and Hugh, Of the Memphis
Bulletin, have been arrested and ordered
10 report to Gen. Grant,
Brig. Gen. J. G. Sullivan is appointed
Acting Inspection General Of this depart
ment, vice Colonel g. Z, - who is sp
pointed mastering Officer for the depart
ment.
A mob of 40 men armed with revolver
took two deserters from the custody OF al
officer, at Lenora, on Central r. H., th
p. NJ. They overpowered the officer anc
took his revolvers from him. They has
ropes and threatened to hang him, ant
were ouly prevented by citizens who ad
vised him not TO resist, but give the dc
| serters up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-16
New York, April Is.

New York, April Is.
ny among the long-shore-
= Irish seem to have de-
a.iggsss shall have no
hs police have 70
IN Washington
70 New York
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

ucOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The new and first class United States mail steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Capt. j.. V. eager
will No. 9 North New Orleans
Saturday. April %, st3P. NJ.
Passage, with ccomniodatioDs unsurpassed, &7a
For freight passage apply 20
II. b. CROMWELL CO., s6 West street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
MEDICAL.

A POSITIVE CURE IARANrEED 10 EVERY LADY
n requiring special mejacai sursia treatment By
CpAs LuIZE ~ d., Professor of Obstetrics and surgery.
BE- consulted eonhd-ncc NJ his private rooms. o4
Broadway. from y A. ". ter. "
At THE OLD srA~D--cONs, LrATIoNs DAILY
"A Dr. BARROW as,hort,f Human fraility. No iN
h,@cker street. four acrrs IRON Nadougai street. y
nR HILL. PRIvArE OFFICE ~ GRAND STREET,
~ two blocks ef broadway Consultation free.
INR coorER, II DUANE STREET, MAY BE con.
IL suited all discus of certain Twentycieht
exclusively c-ned - ihoac complaints enable ha
warrant In si The victims of misplaced cenR
dence medical prc'endcrs can with certainty of be-
Ing radically cured, Or no pay.
IMPORTANT To FEMALES AsEs or FEMALES
scientifically N~Nied BY Dr. THEIRS l2l7 Broadway.
near Twenty an.h street, New York red stamp
ladies' circular ssd escape qusctcry Board provided
1rADAwE DBsrARD rEMALE PHYSICIAN. TREATS
Nl successfully and skiluly all diseases Her medicines
are reabr be sent by Inailo al paris No oI sIrth
MADAME RgsrELL. PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY,
lu has successfully treated all diseases females
thirty Can BE- consulted, nsusi fd2 Cham
bcrs street, or BY litter and medicine sent By maiL
Nro cuARoE UNLESS CURED DIR uUxrRTs
IN remedy certan Diseases when regular ire
and sfhsr rmcdes fail IL is The only rsIisnce for
thorough cure No Dfvson street. ~ w. the oplyp we'll
boevr the many ertreofdnary mas perform
without DIRT or hfndrance from busnsss when other
remedies Only drive the dlssase The blood. only Thi.
ssures be patient from secondary atss>ks and he
s~-s<v on sastb tAas ssssn Bees sss s<vis' srsas
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

| NIBLos GARDEN
.rssr ~ ,s.''; s$ssPsT iSS sss'sif EVENING April
HHfiLDA HERON
ASsSs. 'f1.sSi oap great drama AURORA gIeyp
81 81 T#s T#h sHADSE sIIADS% Ss Ss 1 k1sE, EsE
II gsi bs assi
URDss Y ss New York public HERON
s,sSs s.ss ss Geo JsmsSn
Assss %,5d, SSgS q London knsssn% Sas,
Nat Harr.son nais'oae M VI sseSs
Lucy Floyd sAarora; cou.nj ": Geo Jesdan
Asi sHSJSss ss i Ss sSasEH s. lsoiDsI$s a Scott
THE FIRST GLOON LOO fsHS Of raE SHADOW.
& rose o i hss sn ,uu%nS ss,d night h ne. sPrinss
T1s golden dsy, which: on e.sInaI wings
&c sf.sa a RETURN
,. THE D.ErhAsSI1sss AS1 stSSsai s. Sas SHADOW.
ss iss
lapse OF one yearThe Dog Fancer and his newspaper-
''' ''' Tah Hii u n $E$sSSBSI $s3SBS
Love- thou AZ sadss nM2 ms rom Mos1y
Tas Sess II zy. i e now
trainer fIsIEAU. ssIfs AGUonysr'
u7TSR uASs fSghKdaE DaaKNEss.
s% nosiS ageary, sary awessy; xe.s r.nnv,on
v,., TIE NoRTa LODGE SSy IiLIIAkD5; i, rw.
n'''"n' ROUNDS The FIJI lHH sMoT H'' f'A'' '' A''
Hoges Sunshine Drives the Shadow from the Path %
Joy a II oss
The STiiis' TiiR DkSoSESENT ESs Slss NHe roe.
O'Clock Performance over at II o CLOCK
WINTER o4spES hseE s1cur BIT TWO
who '.a. "" as H4ss,ss %Hssssz April
being PSSfT PFos fMA Asf LAST ~ MN FiMk but w0
in oeleses great miinFy T,isy SEHNoa sr1%a 9f spy.
Spy The Wild ARAB BSy % and aMathide de- Msric'
Also for the last ms feSheHi ES9 5s%s Sse'rA'ed play
rsSisy Ap;ii aTs Hsns Fl Iafis
r UCILLE WESTERN
= E$$EEEH E$$EEHH E$$HEEH $EsEHsS $HsEHss $HsEHss
4 E&RE%El.E 3RE%EhE sEsEgHT sEsEgHT
EEAARRhhMWEELL BENEEIT BENEEIT
w." SHHBiE SHIBSE hyHsISa, hyHsiSa,, AFhfE AFsfE i; "
When She win have the honor OF appearngm
DON CESAR DE BAzAN
In the play OF that name, and as
JULIANA,
In the play entitled the HONEYMOON.
Box book open
w INTER GARDEN
w MONDAY, APRIL 81,
the young American Comedian,
NIX. j. 8. CLARKE.
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE
this season. night of merriment.
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
THIS cTHURsDAYj EVENING, April Is 1883.
Grand success Of the ilnnense drama Of the
HEBREWS CURSE;
A THIRST CoLD
Nightly received by crowded and delighted audiences with
ENTHUsIAsTIc APPROPRIATION.
Mr.. q. @. BONIfACR
NJ. W q ,onps AS THE HEBREW.
Mr.. NUNAN. MI. MARDEN Mr. Q. BRooKEs.
The roaring farce Of the
BASHFuL GENTLEMAN
Nr g. q. Bonifacc The bashful Gentleman
Ell HYDER;
LOVE BRAVERY.
Mr H. Y. Boniace as.. The Old Tar
Mrs. w. q. Jones, Miss Halfway, Miss Fanny Denham
and the whole company.
New intense interest," with new scenery &C., in
active preparation.
soox,c
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FOR A LADY, SER.
" want and children aged five years.,
private house within sixty miles OF New York. Also in the
same house for lady servant and infant will require four
rooms for ALL Address stating (Which be mode
raie) for each and full particulars Merchant box ls He
raid office.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

NfouNTArN HOUSE, SOUTH oRsxaE, n J.-wrI.L.
Al be oIenes h May s hone ,s n%sy z .,ss ,s. 9s ,r
New York Via Morris aud Esscx Rarad from loot o. Oo
laudt street CHAS srRINshR Proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

ORlENr POINT uousE.-Trsrs HOUSE WILL, BE
~ opened May II Pleasantly situated on ,ne wv,
end OF The north point OF Long irAna n, vn,s a rS Va
scenery about IOJ miir- from Nsw York seemboa from
lanes ain three each week 'As dsv rriccs mo
erste apd contracts made with parties and sniics o suit
a. sii.'cs oooa hssA nshinx after Nrh gf Nay
'''' fhVs .. PARSONS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

so WEST sIxrREyTH sTREBr WEAR rIFTu
- gcB''rmen
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

sDlsO SEVENTH AVENUE you CAN GET TINE
OOJ highest prce for yerr east e6 Clothing, carpsts
tween rhrtylhiri aud rhrsy fourth sreets B-Iases
dsd bs hfs SuauG. II. y STRAUSS
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

w 90 ono and An, To 80 Miss W WELbiNtTON, the
renowned English proDhctess universally ~edged
of all sstroogss who 10 secure 70 those
who consult health wealth happiness and Arants
impsr 10 them Information Of the utmost porance,
relative lawsuits jcurneys zbsent friends, love court
ship marriage. hidden treasures. cnemiea and troubles IN
fact OF az snsr. In fc Brave soldiers learn your doom.
Felicity you'll DELAY 20 visit sddrss: by letter this
hiohly gifted beautiful lady, 1O Sith
opposite Eehh Miss W. the only In this
city who has The genuinc Roman and Arabian tsnans of
love ssod and business asirswsrrantsd for lie,
LUCKY numbers rivcr also highly respectable city reic
rrncc DRUNKENNESS curvd and unfaihfi wives and
bands reclaimed.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

COUNTRY BOARD DwANTED-FRoM JUNE TO OCTo-
~ Der J. by gentleman, wife, two children Zone
fan and two seryants farmer the line Of the Morris
and Essex Northern railroad Of New Jersey preferred
within one hour OF the city, Location high and healthy.
Good table Indispensable: ADDRESS with full particulars
4. p. c.. box 3.015 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

n AreufNa aAs-DR cOLToN. WITH COMMODORE
Matt W. Harrison. win give scnblnsa enisr,As 40
men, Al the nerpscse. this tWecnss'Asl efehs~
Arr, "A 10 eesia rvo fchets Is esns
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

M. : CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA.
ON SATURDAY. May 2, at noon,
The AMERICA viii sail above connecting with
the steamer MOSES TAYLOR.
cautioned against the false and foolish
ports about this route.
The trip OF the Moses Taylor a splendid Of
twelve days from Nicaragua.
The speedy transit from
of the very best character.
For passage apply TO . . .,
ID. y. CARRINGTON
lI1 West street, corner of Warren.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

STONISAING NEWS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
"A At Is Third avenue, between Seventh aud Eigh tn
streetsYon win find y 70 your advantage in dsposing OF
we intend 70 cent more than other place In
poste Cooper Institute Ladies' by Mrs Joseph
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
CLOTHING.


kets Ladies and gentlemen having the above article. to
dispose Of can receive the following 81 to SIS
for SIX Dresses from 81 TO SIS for Goats from 81 $5
Carpets Furniture Jewery &C. the highest price paid
by calling at Or addressing note TO B. MINTz 2S Sixth
avenue near Eighteenth street. Ladies attended bv Mrs
Mintz Don't forget the well known name, B. MINTZ Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

Maryland and Missouri are neck aHd neck
in the race for freedom. Maryland has
elected nearly unanimous emancipation
delegates to Congress, and Missouri has
just done the good work of electing two
emaacipatiouists to the United States Sem
ate. This will go far to strengthen the
arms of the emancipation portion Of her
delegation in the House.
10 speaking of the result of the recent
election 10 Maryland. the Baltimore A@sT.
lean declares it 70 mean that the State has
"deiiber1tsIy and solemnly proclaimed her
parpose 70 march IN the front rank, here
aftsr, Of those great and free common
ueaiihS, IhOss advance in al that ebsrse-
LEsiies tue gIeAtheIE has been The TOndsI
Of Ii. age" II urges those opposed 70 the
HaSek 0! freedom there 70 recognize tie
iAsts u The ease, AID 70 tAfs tDeAtSFss 70
s4ass ever tbisg 70 suit tbs osu eoodi-
tioa Of tbioEs 20 clearly Indicated, e. ''be-
fare the esTi sssB0n for PiGeuog comes
rSus4, he talk d compulsory isboT II TIE
suAse viii have EbSoIstsjy TasiEss4."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
EsTvIReE1A LEGISLATURE.
senate.
frEspAY HoE. u. 1853


A nsssags fron tbe House snOS1nesa
The GgrseDest Of ihGt body % SsoGts's
Anendntnrs 70 ssTsrA, HoGss bills, and the
pLssAgs Of reSOl1tiO5 proposing % rAiEe
\ joibi committee 70 eostraet fof The Lins.
Ity Iostitsts for three years, for The uSs OF
tEt SAFE, At 81 90 per Gab0D, Gad asked
The eoHeurreoes Of the SeoEle-
TIE sesolutiOn wAs AdoPtst-
Tht Hssts oil PrSV.6isE for The pay
usst Of militia eiAiDs allowed Of reg.
metal eosGiE vas rad srEI Ii1e-
The bill for the eoiiteuon q taxes TAI
lAid OF TIE able
ne bail declaring Dsst's Rss, il The
eoUaty Q! NATi0s, FS6lie SlEaEAy, TLI
read Third time AID rtjse1l
TIE tiu 70 Asisoritt TIE AAsaUAA bokF9
70 borroE ec.ty UkE ;Akts up ass F,Lsst'a-
Tse b!ii fsr Re ABEsBtD tsG o: tAIeS EL1
:Ats tAEe. Up Lnt AZ hDe1tmGnI o1trtd
~ NJ HarS1ri, t1szFti:E ts0S tAIAtisn
li.4I sTrs5 u Egr.esi:=rh soett'ss IA
lie sili vas ssea laid Orsa TIE table.
A3Jo1F1e4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

A correspondent OF the New York Tn.
Luns, describing the late battle Of Lookout
HoontAin, says:
have to record an extraordinary cpl
code that occurred during the battle
Some two hundred mules, packed near
General HOoker's Iines, broke loose and
charged furiously Geross the field toward
where Georgia regiment was stationed.
Thinking it was cavalry, or something else,
the regiment broke in eonfaSi0n and ran,
leaving one thousand En6sld rifles Of the
best description behind them, which Gen.
Hooker has 70 show in proof Of the Incl.
dent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

Edi.Oys Lat.nige4esr:

EdIt0Tt IHtsttlgeHeT:
don't know how others feel upon the
liquor subject, which is nov going through
the "aint mill At Wheeling in the LeSis.
lstuse, but fOF ny part Ian glad 70 see
that We have men With sufficient moral
courage 70 attack AID grAPPIe With The by
dra-heAded monster, inLemperAnee.
Some may regard the subject a. Of bot
little importance; but, sir, II certainly IL
8 subject OF gigantic proportions. All are
perfectly eonTerSAut with the long cStA-
iogue Of deep. dark crimes following in
the wake Of this l0Tly, drunken demon
War spreads its red wings over the land
and il is 6Iled With mourners; tAniues
shows its dark TiSage, And the very air il
huugry-And again Suffering IS the lot Of
man. But when inIemperAnee breaks out
of its 6ery cell, wee indeseribAbls over
Thelns the hearts of thousands. The walls
OF thousands OF crushed and broken
hearted widows, seud Gn1 pierce the very
heavens; and the hungry cry Of the or
phAn for bread appAIs the hsSTt, and
shakes the earth - If By the tread Of 40
earthquake.
By stopping the liquor traas, and COR
dng the sale Of ardent spirits - rschAa;-
cal aud medicinal purposes, the WIDOWS
tears will DC dried up, and the orphans
cry for bread will almost eutireIy ees-e IL
our midst. And this is cot all; paper.
ism will be diminished al least one half
The expenses OF government will b great
" Iessened, By sweeping from the dOekets
Of our courts, thousands Of useless liIigA-
ton oeeasioned by the use Of Intoxicating
liquors. Nor is this all. Society will be
elevated dosucIAlly, physically, intslIeeIu-
Alsy AID morally. We have everything 70
gain and nothing to lose, By breaking the
iron grasp Of old King Alcohol
In the name Of the LhsusAa6s Of broken
hearted SiioWB, And the Multiplied lh0us-
nDds Of buggy, SsiTEring 0rpbHoE; in the
name Of humanity Hod oar divine religion;
10 the name and 10 behalf Of the unfortu.
nate victims who have fallen into the arms
Of this giant, Who never Pities nor releases
his iTon grasp; let the LtgiIlAture Of West
Virginia strike him sueb = blow upon his
created had Gs shall Gend Lin reeling 70
his Ssry home below.
would ieign pray that the proud e.
e1teheon Of West Virginia might be kept
clean from the foul stain oflegGl drunksn-
nsss. Nov IL the time 70 strike! aud in
striking for God, Temperance aud buman-
ity, It will leave its mark upon the mind
and soul Of the people OF West Virginia.
Buekhaanoa. Non. ls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

A SFEc.lL szs=llec 70! : ssaHS. Of CO..
zre.. esa-s - = tAe iitiIs STATE Of D+sA-
Gure to.nOrroT. TIE s;-e:i9s Is 70 Sii
r.-.u-r sss.s;7-e! - AZ Is4ik q Tie
lat. De@oer4ii= aeustr ron ia: S'1's-
TIE I,-usxis, uEisa has 6ess H'tsods4
With es...aer.bIs e1ripeueet- IL soT Ep-
uro.esisr el9Ee, t=d 4esisi7- I'll 1903
l.. .4ssssd- Snal. "A TIE roaD0S StoiIS
Il. IL eiselio= =. isss tiss has = Psesii.s
;etsress fer ,hs rbole eoss:=!, sad tse re-
Tui,, ub.:sas. il nay be, Et.I 20; al! aa-
beedeI OF tie PubIie eat DtiASAFe Is =
.lnr. S.A.e. Asd. strange As 1t may seem 70
tbe pabbe, i. s,ili ise.a4e4 IN she elHimi
of The rebel eoafe3er.ey. Al aye Aiss MlTy-
Land. West YirgIniA, Wissoari, etc. and tae
Riesuoad EaYsi,e =, IN its ssees: tssoHsee-
men, Of tie osIy tetms Of P7Iiible peace
demanded TIE POssesEoH Ct tbs little
State. along With the resi- OF the .iA'eh Old :
ing sisters.
III. Uoion eapdidlte, NJ. saisbers, is
repre.en.ed A. = man Of marked ability
AZ eloquent speaker and 3 cordial Snd ear
nest supporter OIL tnS NO'eFDu'eu' a. "
prosecution Of the var for the EuPP'ti5iOn
Of the rebellion. His opponent is Mr..
Charles Brown, formerly of PenusyiVAuia'
who has been bot Ebort time resident
of Delaware. He is TerJ closely allied 10
the Wood Woodward vaIlAndighAu section
of Depoer.sy, ADD for all practical Put-
poses msy be eIasIed a. 3 SeeeSsiouisI.-
The Union men are confident that they can
elect Mr.. smiIbers, and the prospect is
plainIy very favorable to such a triumph
Delaware is at length opening her eyes 70
the folly of perpetuRting in her midst Al
iasritution which is DO longer Of ssy P'se-
teal utility TO hef, bat is 4 clog upon her
10 The deEeIoPemeut of her material in
tetesu We confidently look for good
news from Delaware.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

The we II the Ohio soldiers is COM
ming IN heavier than wac anticipated
/, is tbought 1t will reach forty or forty
two tbOussnd This will run Brough's
majority pretty close up 70 10000. The
soHjsrs voc i. viping out the cOpperhead
majority in most Of the few counties that
were carried dy the home vote One of
the gratifying features Ofour late election
is the one.sided character Of the soldiers
vote out Of eighteen thousand returned,
ValIandigham received less than one
thousand. Thisis a record Of the patri-
o,isrn Of the soldier that will ell the bright
est page Of our history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18
AL.t,.r ron LIBBY Prison.

The sdiLeF Of tie Dayton 10 } JOEyHSl
has received the following lstssF ron siS
brother il Libby Prisou:
LIBBT PlisoE, RIeHNoED. VAL
Oct. -, ls63.
DEAE BIs7HBE-You are probably svare
Of ny captivity. vas captured, together
vita all the Ofhesrs Of ny regi0sat llSth
.. 5 IntARSFy) save three
Isu Gsrs, Snd Iittts haogr!. Ny Pria-
eipHl CeeapAIio1 - diminishing With
-gnybGckS, (uot deld glybaeksl. /
have ~ reading matter Whatever, except
leg catalogue Of dSuoAbte lies, gouen
up IN HsTEPsPers here for the beOsft Of
p p vs.. 1 EiAh y0I UOGId tell -
To AZ ne up = box Of things 70 eG', EAT,
EAII Ho cad 70 hunger heFe-b0tEeT $40
YET Psand; han rot 70 Be bad; sugar
81 80 smell; ErseshAekS vOrth $40 o.
rebei e0TsSeyi DOIRssss $50 aad SO per
gSIiOE' al terribly Afraid Ws will have
70 stay here eli slater
Do senI ne boz Of papers aBd books )
also . Gle with lists Of CoPPeFheads
WoaSded
AaeetiOnAtsly, Var. BIeKHAn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-18

The distinguished foreigner. Mr.. C. L.
ValIandigham, is said to be out Of funds,
and his landlord at Windsor solicitous.-
The Detroit Advertiser says his friends in
that city are raising supplies for him to
enable him to keep up the style of first
class martyr, It being assumed that the
situation materially enhances his chances
for the nomination for the Presidency.