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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24

WOUNDED Color BEARER "A touching
incident in the great battle of Gettysburg
will show you how this spirit manifests it.
SELF. The c0lor-sergeant of the 10th Yer
mont fell MORALLY wounded. At once a
dozen men rushed ~ to eeiz9 the colors
and bear them forward The poor wound
ed sergeant (wbose name 1 have not been
able to get), grasped the staff with both his
clenched hands; his eyes were already
dimmed with death; he could not see who
1T was that tried TO wrest his charge from
him. care you friends or enemies?" he
cried out. eve are friends.' was the re.
ply; "give us the coors." "Then friends, -
said he, Il am MORALLY wounded; let me
hold up the flag till die''-anG so saying,
he fell back-dead Surely nobler sol
der than this poor fellow never lived
Correspondent " Y Evening Post
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
LAMEs p. ARPLEcATE,

IL STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low as in St. Louis. Tin Roofing. Gutter
ing, and all kinds of Jobbing TO order.
No 20 Main street. LeayspEorth KIT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24

Ttis estimated that $40. 900. 900 will Be
the sum realized from the draft in the State
Of New York Thes has already reaehe
six millions. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

tioa - econ = - Government ca& fns-
nish tAS circulatine notes! 4 Nol We ltyh
The question ~ 10 Hhat shall be done
vith ths convicted NiaDssolA Indians, re-
mains uudecidsd, ths President still hav.
ing the matter under consideration.
The President and tho party who a.
eompanied him 10 the Army Of the Poto-
mao, on Saturday, returns on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Joy, Cook 4 CO., exchanged 7O, 600 Of
the legal Tenders into s COS one day
last week. in this city, and such ex-
changes are constantly being made in
Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

Four ofthe prisoners captured in this
harbor on privateer schooner Chapman
are to have trial BY special permission At
TT. A3catras, there being proofof their
having taken oath Of allegiance to the fed
eral Government since the commencement
Of the rebellion. The penalty for forfciting
oath BY serving the enemy in capacity Of
privxtssrs II dsath. The remainder wilt
probably have trial in the circuit court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
New York, April Z,

The Worlds correspondent writing
aboard the flagship Hartford, March Is.
three miles above Grand Gulf, says a
wheel-house Of q steamboat, painted = lead
color, was discovered abreast Hurricane
Island, 20 miles below Warrenton. From
tho description il accords perfectly with
the Indianola, aud leaves no doubt a. to
her fate that she is sunk in deep water,
and bears, so far as can be seen, the ap-
pearance Of having been blown mp just
where she sunk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

Washisgton, April I.

Come OF the Judges Of the Tessitseies
are preparing TO test before thu 81 a
Soor.o' CLAIMS the question whether the
1lpent mas power TO remove such OH
GERS AZ pleasure. .s.e-.
Judge Cradiebaugh. whose casa i ful-
made Up, and which is incladsfl with
the othsrs, continued to act o. the Gn-
P1eme Court Bench Of Utah for Is u,onfhs
after President Buchanan apno;ntsG -.
SUCCESSOR.
A'ttcnhouse, Faut & Co.. Of thi. ciss..
sssociatea, hare organized bank, No..
O. We rccent mel, 70 be called the M
nonai Bank Of Commerce, to be located
IN 0ssUsse~a. It viii 90 into opera.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
New York, April =,

se&s New York. April y. &
Bermuda papers Of the cath notice the
arrival Of the steamer Corumbia at ST.
Georges from WILMINGTON With cotton,
tobacco, and turpcntine; also schooner
from the same place with similar cargo.
The Corumbia was chased nine hours.
The President hiss issued the following
proclamation regarding that Of August
10th, 1851: la'
Whereas, Experience has shown that
the exceptions made in and BY the said
proclamation embarrassed tho duo o.
forcement Of said ACT Of June 10th, 1861.
and the proper regulations Of commercial
intercourse authorized by said act with
loyal citizens of said States. therefore, I
do hereby revoke said exceptions and de-
clare the inhabitants Of tho States of
Georgia, North and South Carokns, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Florida, Virginia, SIX
cept 48 counties designated western
Virginia, except the port of New Orleans,
Eat and West Port Royal and Beaufort,
are in state Of instruction against tho
United States, and al commercial iptsr-
course not licensed and conducted ~
provided in said Act between said States,
and with the exceptions aforesaid. and
the citizens of the United. is unlawful
and will remain unlawful until tho insur-
rsctiuu oeases or has boon suppressed; and
notice thereof bean given. All cotton and
other products from said States, with
aforesaid exceptions, into other ports Of
the United States, or proceeding to any
Of said States. with tho exceptions afore-
said, without leave or permission BY the
President through the Secretary Of the
Treasury, will, together with vessels con-
veying the same, b forfeited.
ISignod:1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
w. 81. SEWARD, SEQ. Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

fribune's Washington Diapalch. j
Two expeditions sent out BY General
Staple returned yesterday evening. One
proceeded to Wsrrenton and vicinity and
the other explored beyond the Bull Run
mountains and to Blue Ridge. They
encountered only . few scattering parties
Of gusrrillas, took 81 prisoners. ana
brought Ia such horses = could be found.
A force Of rebel cavalry il believed %
be IN tho Shenandoah Valley.
There Is no confirmation ofthc report.
winch were current here and in the arm '
Of the Potomac a. . the capture aud de.
strnst,on OF Charleston. All that il
known has bean pnbliahed. News. how
ever, u momentarily expsctsd.
Times Dispatch.1
The mails by the British steamer ex.
pected here with considerable anxiety
dad not arrive. II il needless TO disruise
the actthat the most prudent and in.sI.
ngent statesmen connected With the Gov
eEnmeat consider our relations With 0rsa,
nritain 70 DO more precarious than the,
have at any time been lince the Tren,
affair. .a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
Speeial NotlffSlI.l
lost OFFICE DIRECTORY.

ArEavals ma lDstarturesesshaM
TAs EsstsrA Mail arrives at r. a. :, SD dusssss q
Z A. u. s4M,sfst yas,a.,., s., 1870 #s
The Wsstern nall arrives Il N. n. and aerar,s 4
GAM. .'Ss''% E3ss'l ~
fhs Bsuthsrn Hsii ary4vsS q =. II j. And dsnsyfs
at A. II. FNatf Aae@ vs4s1T af ,1s9as.
The hsrthsrs Maai asstyss - Il r !. a. 49,
at7A An. 4ee IA sssssos,sa8, Az str4s1F ~.
The Psinyn NAH arrives Il ) a. r. .saas tsparls
M1A.M. z go r =
TAs Qhsfiss ten ahd nelsa NAN arrive, AZ y. II .
and ADp8rW % Z q. n.s1eT tssI3 FF FsfuFaVSf1 n
Al aail jaattes splaGnpt t6ev Ct A ~ uefnane
nails should bel ths ofsee - oeloek o. nenine
pstesdang shs dspaft&Ss u u nsilsJ ~ '7 1s -
fa9asls 9ua si,aages Q. .. HbNnlx; q. q. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

Portland, April Z.
At the city election to-day. JacOb Nc
Clellean. Trap, vas elected Mayor BY
1O2 majority. Tbs Republicans carry 8
cut OF the seven wards. The Mayor
elect, Mr.. McClelleap, i. siAunch Union
man. 81. rs1ssigS as ssess*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
Washington. Apyil7.

Washington, April7.
A dispatch has been received ct Hsad-
quarters from Rosecrans, dated Mnrfrees.
boro 9th, stating Gen. Stanley bad ~
turned from an expedition, bringing !
number Of cavalry from the Psninsuiar,
killing and voundiDg several
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

There are indications. bpt nothing DIFF
inits, that ~ Sllsny u tbssopPssits aide
Of the ,IYAc EeiS lssass9ip q infosma-
ton from some point untayorable TO their
csase. ell They ass unusually oafefsl to
prevent any Of their papers from getting
into our lines. tia II laih a1Up IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
Freeport, April 7

The result Of the city election in Free.
port yesterday was complete Union tri.
umph. All the officers are elected on the
general ticket, and all the aldermen but
ono. Majorities range from ono to City
seven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
Commercial.
cohnEcSa0 ~
s.. III A M I l. L.
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 corner Fourth ana Nain serssts.

n.rrva.~v r,~x o,.rc.
e* mn " KsoErx April 2. ~.
TheSrsat dincslay Ia getting permits 70 ship pro-
dnce TO tbs army has caused great decline In xsgs,
ne market ruing low Batter IL sth sesscs and his,
demand mostly for hons ,eon,ampion, Most assislas
u merchandise are Without change, but The vsv lgs
stocks AsaA b. eur vhstsssis dsassrs sssss sFsss
dsspsaition 20 sell.
SLoUR-supsrssso o -, spsise whs 10 xsrs a
- Pail whsstExsrs % r.
Z CORN MkAL-soensi a. 100 -.
BRAN ANDsaORrs- SA0ss. . "a =.
/, SHIP sTuyY-sse.
COR1-sonascS h..A.
sARLBY-ei o. W el -.
wHKAT-Paii o. oSsoi u; evrtw 1870 : -.
RYE--seD6sc ~ - 4
OATs--s0ss &C. = s.sxa. ~ SEES
f0TATOks-T 70 V 6oe. Retail oos.
BuGAR - Hsw for,.sas an,r ,saes psips ~
pAoics az clasaasA ~: srusAsA aaA psvAsreAl1k
MOLABs8B - RslcAsss ssear Hosse zse; Col
Asn syrupsaoss scarce, sersup aseSoc,
COPFKE-Rio sA0a6e: Java ~ Lsxsyrs - "a
RICK-soloc.
soAP--Pain 10, HAnii, &c, osvnsa q.
2 eAkDsss-ssa.is s MeuaA u. -
TALLOW-shc,
y LARD-Ioto I2ie. ssN
9 BUTTKx--Connon - roe; ChoieS Ists aee,
s PROVIEIONS-6houidsrs Hama siaes NJ sale.
Sugar CsrsA Hama, sSc., retail -. Il
LEATHHk--Sois 3l03s naxnsseloo0. n Il, s.
HIDKS-RHas DRY IL, grubSy half prize gpDen
Sac. .ra.n sha.> n.,t. rsenl Is. ~yse. -, .rf~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Springfield, ILL.,, April I.
IT, Assocjatcd Pyess: a

IT, Associated Pres:
Judge Chaa. III. Constable, OF the 4th
judicial Circuit Of this Stats, having beeu
turned over to the civil authorities, va
examined to-day before Hon. 8, H. Trest,
District Judge Of the Southern District 81
Illinois, on the charge Of encouraging SOL
dies to desert. After examining the Wit
nesses and hearing arguments Of the
ooanssl, Judgs Tres discharged Judg,
Constable, deciding that thAre uas no u
idescs = show guilt ard that 10 acted i,
good faith and il strict accordance will
his duty - : Jsdge. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

Gen. M'srl,, AIwish @8As ~r-s'ry went
out yes,esa y m she .Lsbanon Piksto
Green Hill. and dashing into . rebel
!, amp whore there was large number 81
conscripts, took Is prisoners, killed Eve,
and captured Ill their horses, arms, equip
ments, DC.
These rebels were part of Morgan's and
Met euns banda. Among the prisoners
are Capt. Brady, Of the 18th Rebel Ten
nessee regiment, and Lieat. of Morgan
cavalry. A still-house contain - casks Of
liquor WAS destroy Cd. The place had
been used - . conecripting rendezvous
One Ihx4 was W0k00o& @ onr eide.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

N0W Ork, ApSli =.
StAsmor Eastern Oueen has arrived
from New Orleans aD.h and Kew Weel
lat. Capt. Collins reports that vh;le -
Fort 81. FnlliDs. sorth VAT pass. vss
boarded bv The United 500 bosrd;no =.
6oer. Who reporled hayinv reca; ved : al.
scram from New Orleaus. statipp The reb-.
AZ h.d hecur q >vsSr1ln PAT Hna.cr
CI. Dndlsv's hr;..le ~ made .r srns.
d;t;or = . no;nt a q. ~a.t a. ~ r.
u;..;..ir.i h.N - sh.t.s., D..
Hnd.cr M Point Tonh.s hnrnad .ha
-shs, ...sm.r pa r;th snn h.r-s,. &c
- &C. ss,.,.s~."..a "a H...s.s $3.50 =
S..tro,.d IL h..arsd s.-..Is - 49,
-. sh.1 ,...r:.. 49, 80 49,
-, .:s. zGf Ifa y nesa .!g.l
.s-.-.i hs;, In; ;s.,'.a;s 0 ~, Os.'as s
go '' III y ~ '1' p'' ~
m. .--.,,.;.. = p..-...,. III,
D.. sx...;. = S II.1's my
-, 49, .s.sS s...tss -
1 AI;.hs - 80 hs,.a s'a =. me S'a'n
s... "a .A.rII., - W a eua
.:. = ~ ~. 80 Hvw - .;,i su0 .r ~
1872. ps.....;. ~ $50. ~. ~ :.
sc,o.,, ~ go ~ ~ .rsSs 49,. ~. P.s.'
o,,,nrseS .sfs.,' s.,,~,.T sl;..r;.n;.. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
81. Joseph. April Z.

The slsdtien yesterday sgsslked u the
re-elsctipa a present incumbsnis, with
the Axssptson Of CsunSll mSa. Tie IN
epnditional suaion ticket vas carried
throughout 81 large majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
CAssago Cassss lnarakSs.

BEEF cATrLk--Aaskw aaist and Ne lovsr on
common grades. We give closing prices = follows:
rrenian eA1s y = al k{iss skiepias sSsssn, slas
70 - 81 Good. ste o. - Medium, - 80 % ~ -.
HO0S--Actiss and .fsis. Avssagtsg rs, o. ~
averaging soI ~ %; avrasing 40, o. %; sveras-
ing la ~ ~ 10 4s9@5 IL - A As8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

COUGH, COLD. Ian lRRIEATxD 11RvAI
ifsiioved % proeTsas resuits In SERIOUS PSnosasy
ana Dronchiai sHsctlsns, oftsntinet incsnbis.
BRowNs n1onoHuAL rkooMH1
rsaoh dsvseS the aGsst>d psSs asA ssys slmset n.
slant rsiief In BapseMa Tns Asr nAA ,snd ArAAAn
they beneficial. The good snects res uitius IRON
the ass sf TosAss, and their extended use, has
oaxsed tBsni 70 u sssutsrfsited ~ ssss 10 esard
sgsiAss Sefth1ess tant sions OsTAx ss1ysAs ssstss
Svssss DsspsAssi 1ssss which Aavs Dvssad thsassn-
.caey ~ stsst u many yeass. PuSLrc ars4xsas asa
stHesas should sss he Trschss. Mil arg Omces aaA
soldiers Who eyer-tax ths voice and Ar sxrssed 10
sudden changes. should have them. Sold svssyWhsrs
IT IS cents per bog. ~ tAa1s~dAn Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

~ near tlAo@ ~ orlA. 17 m ~
WILLIAM = sDAtCnkLOn,0 ssIsesASetnas Dye
preASsss cole ~ - - dissinsziahs darsnAavo~
warranted ses y tntnss AShAir elesstssesliss
the sascts Of 30 dyss Asisfss
life. GREY, RED 81 RUsrYuAIR inssast,y sar.s
aspisndid blaeks Or brown. leaving tie ksirssftssS
essutiful. Sold ~ ll dsuexiss, Ae. s1
TAsssssississa3AsA wIIlIAN A. DATCMnLon,
- ~ gssS sss1s IF assA -. a#3ha
Kaetory No, a hsEelay street, rev Ysrk. Tlsse
"a broadway and I6Dend street, fjss-ixvIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

PRovIsioNs-ouist Mess Pork oIS ~ Phus
Mess ela co. Countsy Clear tdss, eess &c, Country
Hama. iosss, sAc: Cssatry Shoulder. loose. Vi;
Leaf Lsrd iosc; Prize County Kettle Lard tose.
BUTTkR--CAoiss Hollis, 2soas1s.
TALLOW--Countsy Stc.
I FLOUR Dali. Chslss whss Winter - So
n 20 per Dbl. Medium sprias Extra Sass Isl Super
o%DA 50. --- 1.t9 E9
wHEAT--Markst quiet an IL lower. npring--No.
I, u istb u y, Ns.s, u WHOel osa; Rejected
spring ssDsOc.
coRH-Dan And Sc per bu. Mixed corn IN sors
= 70 &c; Rajscssd Com 10 ssers -
sOATs--Aarket nrn. 5skc.
Rxk-Aaskst eutsG No. In score is; on trask,
soc $780,
BARl.ky-Qyists.cssA u Is, n saSas.
HIGnwrNks-zE - ~- =
CLOVER sKED-Moss setivs; Coed o6 50.
TIMOTHY sE8D-GsoAet ~ prime u $; shsiss
o. 70. - 81
FLAX sEED--Gssd % =.
ALCOuOL-ssoDs.
DRIED KxUIT-PHms xs1 York AppIssskG M
pared Peaches sk0ios., LOS
wOOL-ln good demand at 7oD7ss. =.
1GGS-Eull u esnts per dos.
POULIRY- CAiskens pr sAes-. - - TasAsys psa
3, IL
BExA1-eigooeifs. DO ~
porAsoxs--lsins. aoAS nsas.. ~oass ~
M a W.. ~ q. n@ a. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
Washingtoa, April I.

Inc =. ". department. mas just issued
an order to Post Masters directing them
from and after the Lat Of May to collect
in specie or its equivalent. I'll postage
due on unpaid letters received from for
eign countries in the mails despatched 10
his country trsm Great Britain, ireland,
Russia. France, Hamburg, and Bremen.
1t i believed the order applies only to
these mails on out going letters. The
existing regulations remain unchanged
under The existing postal Arrsngems nts.-
Postage collected On foreign letters must
be accounted for to the foreign govern
mont in specie or its equivalent hence
this order. ~ 4
It Is known here that the q. s. nest 81
gunboats and iron clads left Port Royal
on Wednesday, and would probably reach
the scene Of operations Thursday evening.
Up to 5 o'clock p. a. nothing further
was known Of their movements.
W. p. nellen, OF Ohio. has been APP
pointed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
chief agent under the Law Of the last Con-
gross providing for the collection Of sban-
doned properly and he prevention Of
frauds in the insuyrsotionary districts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08
FIGHT AT SNOW HILL.
FROM CAIRO AND MEN,
PHIS. i.
The Ad. Hine and other Steamers At.
tackled by Gusrrillas.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Washington, April 6.

washington, ApIH y.
Brig. Gen. Welch has been ordered to
report for duty to Major Gen. Burnside.
Additional means are TO be taken for
the arrest and punishment of deserten-
All such cases are to be reported to the
Provost Marshal. = .e
Information has been received here Of
the death, at his residence in Akron,
Ohio, on Saturday, of Christopher II.
Walcott, late Asst See'y of War.
The Richmond Examiner of Saturday
received here, contains the following:
Vicksburg, April 2.
The enemy made . reconnaissance up
the Yazoo yesterday. and threw few
she'll at Smokers Bluff. There 10 moth
ing in sight below.
Chattanooga, April 2.
The gunboats on the Tennessee have
been driven back by our sharp. shooters.
The iron clads attempted to land at Tus-
cumbia this morning q daylight, and were
attacked by our cavalry outposts. A
heavy cannonsdiDg sDsued, but without
effect. An unsuccessful attempt was
made to land 4 party, and the iron clads
backed down the river. There has been
no battle in front.
Heavy firing has been going on At No
Minville.
= Charleston, April 2.
There are no signs thus far of the sx-
pected attack. There has been no land
ing In force on any Of the islands below,
as reported.
The skirmish on Seabrook' Island was
between few independent scouts and a
scouting party from a gunboas.
Philadelphia, April 7.
The Bulletin Of this city has the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Cincinnati, April T.
Dispatches from Murfreesboro give the
following account Of the fight near Snow
Hill on the I'd inst:
Gen. Stanley with 1900 cavalry, and
Col Matthews infantry brigade, started
to capture Morgan's and Mharton,s rsgi-
iments Of infantry and cavalry at Snow
Hill. Beyond Auburn they drove in the
eReuae's pickets. The 7th Penn. cayal-
~ tsspcd the rebel right, while Minley's
cavalry brigade, with Nswell's battery,
turned up in front. The enemy fed. The
enemy's pickets were then encountered
west OF Liberty, and considerable force
OF rebels was posted on the bluffs, on the
opposite side of Smiths Ford. They re-
sisted and were driven back, and formed
again on Dewey's Fork, whence they
were again driven. The rebels then form.
cd thick and stronger line on Snow
Hill. The Cd and Atm Ohio cavalry were
sent to tho enemy's rear. They charged,
broke the line 81 the rebels, when The
hight ended Ia tho fight of the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-08

--ss...as.l, ssa M QAiss. ADril7,
Ths stsansr Gseyo1 sgls IN arrived
from Asmphis with 6ssday Asrnings
pspers. ~ yas sadi lis nsa
From passengers 10 hesr of tvp iuVtpr,
tant expeditions from Millikm's. Bend HUI
ths dsstinaAion has mot besn given. Va
shall certainly lsar from them in stsv
We ars assured that the health Of tho
army = good. and growing hslter. and
the spirits ere good. and no ona thinks Of
falling in the capture Of Vicksbarg. /,
We have conflicting rnmors again from
Yasoo Pass. bat the psepundsrenoe of
them is thatitis not Jet sbandoned. III
last week whils the steamers Empire
City, Citizen. ssnd Ad. Hine were passing
down Coldsatse. they were attacked BY
guerrillas Who Aired from canebreaks
and bushes. The captain Of the Ad. lHine
was MORALLY wounded, and seyeral deck.
hands and one engineer we're killed. at
The steamer citizen had broken wheel
in Coldwater. and was forced to lay BY
for repairs. On Saturday morning ct day
light seme rebels, Of Chalmers men, a.
tucked picket Of ten men. belonging to
the 18th HiaOis cavalry few miles south |
Of Asuphis. Two Of the federals wsre
wounded. The rsmaisder charged on the
rehsh and drove them hack. The rebels
however succeeded in eaptsfing two oil
them in rstalhtion for the firing on the
gunboat st. Clair On Tuesday lest. Capt. |
Fitx sent his gunbsat 10 the town Of Pal |
myn, Tenn, on Saturday last, and after
giving the iaAahitants time TO leave burn
cd the entire town 70 the grouad- 1t con- |
tained about two hundred inhabitsnts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
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los Admission, sueh a. e..' d.. >.
.r ... . THEATRES, ~ ..rn.s. -
On their different Tiers, and all othsr Public Places
% Exhibition; Large First-clhss Hotel Dining
Rooms, tfroprietor, VI which will save o QuarteI
9f their rents by its iEtroiuetion) Fair Grounds,
Race C:I!.es, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not iea.t, this principle prevents Fraudulent Esp
turns OF Votes at Elections.
y. s-Communications from those having use
for such Machines, Adtessvi To the undersi9ped.
Will receive attention.
ROWLAND CROMELIEH,
WILLIAM r. CRISP,
Pstentess, ass PennsylyAhis Avenue,
Washington, May %, 1869 myas-dtt