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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
NAoRINFRY FnR 49,

/ WILL cell as private sale one 90 horse p,wor Gn,
g.le uad Boiler, with Muhy Saw, mud abide eappur.
ien0ncc' ihciei1 belonging, Also one 90 inch Chcu.
ay Saw, With uons attached together with go tcttt
shanug, aud PuicJ, Ono Rip Saw, Cuon Saw
with gearing, &C.. JOSIAH FISHER.
fe1Io-ti Chattanooga Tom,
R8 Seine Reporter copy weeks, and t,pd al 10
tdis Office
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FARM FOR SALE.

/ HAVE for sole, Farm containing lG0 acrcs ad.
4 joining The lands Of Mark a. Kennedy siuatcd
on the Missionary Ridge four miles East Of Chata.
uooga, Five acres Of the land alc cleared and iouced
with a small cab theron, o nursery cf Gut trees
select apples aud pears and two good springs,
Iebl9-lm G.. =. BEuCKNER
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T0 MERCHANTg q sUTLERs

TuST received end for sale low
20 Kegs Soda,
2JO bs Indigo.
1000 Gwsnpaiuts,
500 yellow Paints.
5000 Venetian Red
StuGA s.. I. KRAMER.
Wholesale q Retail Dmqcia,
whitehall So, oar door from itrhell st, slgu Of
the Golden Mortar Atlanta &c.
flh0f
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Important 10 Enrolling Oficerg,


500 buslt No. Seed Oata thl crop ol l6Cl
small loi VI Scotch Snuff
Maccohoy SnuH
lohl %, CiguB &C., lor -ae by
fct2i Nv w. =. H0OpER.
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NO RHIpPERs.
DY N nsTEnN AAD -ArhAaTIC MAlhROAD

ny ~ EsTEDN AYD ATLANTIC RAILROAD
IN Consequence %, tho extraordinary demand made
A. upon unr hoads l0r uansfgttatlou, together Win
tnG Xlsteuce Ol STATE % CIRCUMSTANCES over which
we uur ruf aseuis ON hbte any control, notict o.
hereby given, tbat the NCaleln q Atlantic, Macon d
western, and AtlguN d West Point lio8ds, VII not
hereafter receive Transport 0l store any Height IRON
any sOugcp or GMhrly, uutl iur her nonUe, unless
the owner, agent or shipper ~ the point ol snip
meat first sgns astpuIatlou Or aguemout, relieving
the Ropd'rom Hl lMuhity.
JOHN s, ROWLAND
Eupt Mpstln a. II. q
ISAAU SCOTT,
pio3t Macon & West. n n.
GEO. G.. Hull,
sup'l A.& w. PLR. rs.
At1nla. Feb %, 1868.
Before any goods can ne shipped tne owners, sip,
pcN and agents, have 70 accept The above cuuul.
lions AiiHught arriving aud Offering nt the Chat.
tapooga depot, Is subject 70 the above conditions.
mat3.lm ". Y. CAMDEN, Agent,
VIZ AIR.
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suHsTITUTEG WANTED

fTWO Thousand dollar, each, will bc pod for Gye
J. steady, able toAi,d nen % 'ouypiy 20 my
ciqit year % ago Arpiy ~ person. or 10y lIler TO
ob2l-t. j. ~ Willy.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
TAKEN UP

A ND committed 30 Jan by The military enihoiticI
"a vt Chattanooga, on DE "a of October, lSG2, aht
more rsceplly committed by an ncing ln1icc Of iht
peate, Coz tie c0gniy 0i Va milton, lnhu. ON th,
lOih % Dec, 1902 negro boy Who mye hnname y
JACK, oni lhat DE- belongs 20 Joln piidc, oi Sparta
Whto county, Tenn. Said bog iH blnCt ~ years
I'D, 8 leot inch liph The pwacf is requested q
como iorstrl Prove pmpCiy gytlargca and skc
him out "a sou. ~ % SWAIN,
decql Jaiiof
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@9OREWARp.

TUHE ahoyciewaM OF thirty dollars viii Lo paid.
j for The apprehension 0' r. w. Ea7pa defciler
from Lookout Artillery now stsiuUtd 40 Pollard Ala.
Said Earp is ahrut Eve feet eight or uino inches In
height spare beilt dark complexion dark hair dark
or yellow eyes, aJ1u. twenty-five years OF age very
Communicative aud Iaihcr Cine or tilluiuntc vone,
features sharp. Hl' family reside 40 or near 1ron
ton, Dadc county Georgia about which place ho moy
be lurking. r. j.. BARRY Capt
Ieb2gGw Camd'g Lookout AtlI.eiy
Pollard Ala
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1863.
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NOTICE

AltFhhhtht lhhNthshE,l u
feO 2s, lsg9.
JfnE recruiting detail ior the i0h Tennessee rcg
A imeNt, wniIepou at Knoxville, lenueslse, on
tue l6th day Ii Malcn, with e their recruits and RJ.
8entcos, aa wish 10 aeud them forward, under tile
charge N an otcsr 20 The regiment
ma,s-lw J,u. HANNAH, Capt,
and iNcuidng bUlal.
%. knoyslo Register ,eyX aad send bill Go thlt
oGce. ftin'
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8g5 Recent adviovs from Nicksburg show
.hat the Yankee canal is completed aud tao
Yankee army depleted.
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rre. Tle gcntemany officers of tbc w, and
A Raihosd. and also Of the Atanta 1nd au-
gasta roai will pcaseRccelt The ibanb8pi ihe
Rebel laienity ior lalo iaypfa,
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nes- Tho ruktbng Wing loan llal one
thousand aud siy laukcc doser'cr nom the
army across tho river have rearht Monroe,
and lhc cry rs ostil ihey como
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

ed upon. At l:30 o'clock tho bin passed.
The Senate resumed the considerasion
Of the Colorado bill which PISSED. Yes
l8 nays IT. m
Washingtos, March A. 3a
l~ At 2 O'Clock this morning IL bill 10
admit Nebraska was taken up; st $50
vent into executive session at 8 o'closk
took recess Il, meet at 70. s'-'' Z Is =
F. Wilson reported back 4 bill 70 coustruct
I canal from the Mississippi river 70 kls
Michigan.
Trumbull moved 70 take up ths In
providing for election Of Congrsssmsn il
Tenn. and Louisiana-
Powell called for the yeas and Nays
Agreed to-28 to Z.
Fessenden from the Committee Of Con-
ference on the Miscellaneous Appropris-
tiou bill reported the report concurred
10.
The bill passed facilitating cohesion Of
revenue i'd M Passo and New Mexico.
Davis moved . postponement Of ths
bill providing for the election Of Con-
grsssmen in Tennessee and Louisiana.--
uG e4Au NO m0&ut W u0I0Ak the DILL py
every means in his power.
Considerable time WAS consumsd By
Davis, Carlisle, Saulsbury. Powell, on
motions to adjourn, calling for ayes and
| nays. DC. $3.50
Rsyard At length replied TO The charge
of being conspirator, and said tho bill
itself was conspiracy against The consti-
tuition.
Cowan offered resolution Of thanks to
the President Of the Senate for ability,
DC, with which be had presided. Adopt.
ed.
Trnmbull offered resolution, which
was adopted, to inform the President that
the Senate had finished its legislative
business, and vas ready to adjourn.
The committee shortly reported thst
the President had no further communicar
ton to make.
Foote, the chairman, after some appro-
pirate remarks, declared the Senate ad-
journed sine DE
Il
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The Washington Star says detach-
ment Of Vermont cavalry we're surprised
at Aidis by 30 rebels, and Is of our men
eapsarsd, includiagy CFts. Woodward
and Hunter. ItdLilHE GHT
The Philadelphia Press states that up
wards of million, dolisrs has been SUBJ
scribsd id New York for the new tele-
graph linz, and subscriptions are about TO
be received in Philadelphia. The COM
pany is to have = cApital Of about three
millions. and extend the wires. which arc
to be built for cash and in the most sub
stantial manner, frsn. HALIFAX vie BesGon,
and New York, to Philadelphia. WASH
ington snd Baltimore, with branches from
New York viz Albany, Buffalo, Glove
land. Detroit aud Chicago to MilwAukes,
and from Philadelphis 10 HarrisbuSg,
Pittsburg, Columbus, Cincinnati, Lou
isviile and s, Lsuis, With lateral branches
to all the chief towns id The Western
States f9g489 Es4&
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Washington. March a.

Washington, March 4.
All the Naval Appropriation bills were
passed and signed BY the President; to-
gether with other appropriations amount
to about 3 loo .000, ,D00,
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill as
orit insiiy intr0dseed BY the Committee
of Ways and Means appropriated only 81 :
OOO, 900 but before it passed both Hous-
ss the aggregate sum was enlarged to
81, 600, 600. ~ :
The bin to Establish branch mint in
Nevada has become law.
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Unfsn victory ot Decasur.
Dscatur, Ill, March 4.
AT the city election, to-day the entire
Union ticket was elected by large ma
jority.
CSngFcssSonal.
Washington. Aarch 3.

Trumbull said TINT the Senator from
Delaware Bayard) did yield the 6oor and
the Senator from Kentucky (Powell)
made motion to adjourn. A vote waa
taken and decided negatively. The chair
put the question on agreeing to report,
and declared it carried be (Trumbull) J
voted in the affirmative, and Senate, from
Va, Wiley, voted negatively. Then he
(TrumbalD moved totake up House bill
now, which was done. Every effort made
bH6enators after that was an interruption.
Was it to be expected that the wheels Of
Legislation were 70 be stopped and I'M
portant measures 70 be lost by factious
opposition pf less than one-tenth Of the
members of the Senate. The Senator
from Del could take no appeal. and the
chaisnsa had not the suthoFisy to reeeg-
nize him. because there was another meas
ure before the Senate. His colleague
had no right to make 4 motion to recon
sider, unless he voted with the majority.
Bayard said no further debate would
be bad, if the vote could be had.
Powell ssid he had no doubt after the
statement Of the Senator from Va, that
the chair did put the vote in the negative.
He would withdraw the motion to correct
the Journal. t@
After further discussion it was agreed
that teat vote should be taken on the
motion to send to House for the bill -
The motion Vas rejected.
Fessenden reported back the bin TO
modify the existing laws for collection of
duties Cd impofts. Without amendment
the bill Resssd-
Summer called up the concurrent reso-
lntiorn % mediation and Intervention and
aid he was authorised TO state. that theee
resolutions met tho approval Of the Pres
idsnt and Cabinet. They we're adopted,
Latham called up the bill to establish
branch mint in Nevada Territory
iPasosd. III At 93i
A coumittes Of conference was appoint.
ed on the disagreeipg votss on the iLterna|
Dsvenoe bail. p4Q.l{@s1 Wsf43 #
Powell moved to take up the resolution
appointing committee p Investigate tht
aoodition OF Col. Gilbert in dispensing
the convention 1t Frankfort, KY. Refus
ed; 10 to IS. JgaSag at
Wilson, Of Mass, called up. the bill "a
increase the National Academy oI
Sciences. Passed. .ka
Trumbull called up The bill to enable
the district coufss Of the U. s. to- issue
executions and other final process il
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~ xoOoo R0oos~1kock B0l0terss
Aeorrespondsnt Of shs St. Louis Demo-
cnt writing from Helena, Ark, under
dzte Of February 10th. says:
A formidable army will probably movs
into the ssYaxoo PAss'', asd atteupt tees
through il within : few days. Oar sol-
disrs have been endeaVoring during the
past wssk 70 fsmove the Obstacles inter-
posing, in IN tbs vny Of fallen trsss, drift.
!. y Thsnns sorrsspondsnt referring to
.blaM soldisrs, makes The following state
ment: 4ew
lam inclined 70 believe the policy Of
~ Gossramsnt 70 organize regiments q
lsegtcss, - b oflcered bt whites. how
ever it may b received BY Federal Oh
oers, j. popular with the private soldiers,
and viii beceme mora 70. This ballet =
foanded al the fact TINT IN various rsgi-
msnts Of this army / have conversed with
soldisrs upon this subject, who generally
spsak Of this new policy with approval. Z
Our odl1i6ss dssise ftAst tAis var 6hall
snd--that tho rsbsilios shala b sruIhsa,
and for the speedy accomplishment u
|tAsss ends, they afs rsady = veleons any
|agsasy : alka. -,
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Atlans tie Tslegraph Mesting.
New York, Naroh 4.

A number of genssemea interested ia
the Atlantic telegraph met 1t the Cham.
1sr of Commerce rooms to-day. Mayor
Opedyke presided.
Messrs. G. W. Field, W. 2. Dodge, P.
Cooper, =. Canard. A. A. Lowe made
rsnlarks. asl
A rssclutoa sscommending the public
to aid the undertaking was adopted.
A committee vas appointed to can :
public meeting.
Mayor Opsdyks subscribed 81, 500 to
tAs fund, and other gents contributed
I'll, 500. tisy TN
Mr.. Nsld femarksd that El96, 600 had
sbesn subscribed IN EngAsd. but it va,
determined not 70 commence operation
until f300, ,000 ars subscribed.
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Salt LAks City, March 8.

In masa meeting held to-day, Ia the
TAbsrnacle, Gov. Harding and Associate
J Justices' Wste and Drake were counted
n ensmiss - the Territory and the Gen.
eral Government
The Governors speech 10 the Legah-
ture, and other papers were read and dis
approved Of. Y03 al84 T<I
1t is rumorsd that they are to be wait.
ed upon and requested to resign and leave
the Territory. A petition TO tho Presi-
dent for their removal ID in circuiaroH..
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STEAMER NASHVILLE DE-
STROTED.::
AlstAsF Beat Raas ths Rsbsl Da3teeies a3
! VieksbuFg.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
: 4c, 10. I DC. r.,..>.,
Rrsn NasAvfiis.g
Mt I'LL Ml (

Nashville, March 3.
Rebels under Van Dorm advanced tow
ards Franklin yesterday 5000 strong.
with artillery. After msnsaverisgawhile,
hoping 70 draw our fnen into an ambus-
eais, they returned. We captured two
Of Wan Dorn's cavalry.
Van Dorn's head quarters is st Spring
hill. Is miies south Of Franklin.
No fezrs are entertained for the safety
Of the place.
The Federal forces, By ordsr Of Cen.
Mitchell, captured Felix Young and w.
B. 6oroggs, notorious gasrrillas, who
have murdered many Union soldiers in
Sumner county. They, with Others,
have bean or4sxAd to close eonGnemenS,
and to be heavily irosed. !.
Seven prisoners arrived from the front
last night.
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B gousDED RunoR.-A rumor was
s'sias;en ysstsrday that IN the A.
i III Yicksbarg Col. Reid had been
- nd several Of our well-known cit
- vrsundsd. Upon inquiry It the
mlph Ofiss NJ such dispatch hes
lIssivsd. and ths report i probably
|S7 ~ hhs.
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Froa NorsA Oaselsna.
New York, March 4.

New York, March 4.
Herald's Fort Monroe article says it is
believed the effect of tar on deslings in
gold and silver. and other treasure, will
for the present tend to check spsculating
and drive spectators 10 len expensive
field. Both Houses pissed the amend
nsnt . the tax bill. rendering absolutely
void I'll leans ever par O gold.
The following dfspatch sppears in the
Springfield Mass. Republican. Of yes
tsrday:
+ Beaufort, N. G., Feb. 90.
We are daily expecting 70 narsh-I
suspect towards Savannah, and that way
to Charleston, q W are q present trying
TO drive the rsbsh ftom their earthworks
with gunboats.
YessArday the 47th N. r., with assis.
tance Of gunboass, took IT. McAlister
and aboas II miles Of rife pits The
47th lost lis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

eTIxn VIEwa.-Ws az1ivsd at
Social On TussdsJ evening
IN time 70 ind that shs H.
ether rsfaaahneats I'D som-
||I| 1inanlysd 6rea view. Such .
viDg nachiassl ! Wedid1t
sssrs md he dinppoiatnsnt z
lats oensrs. Nszl tims ve
: = en basd early, althoash -
Z - supply - thasA attzae-
- lssvidsa.
. sinslse, ilssrumsntal muaia
-, xAish ~ had the pleasure
= - sssing, vsts sxoellsut,
n.ths - Unkon eosial y q on
,Lssgaey y 1esriaA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

The President has received dispatches
ouncing the capture Of Fort AcAuis-
ter at the mouth Of Ogeclee river. neAr
Savannah, By our iron-ciads.
The provision for the organisation of
African troops was stricken from the On
gineer bin before il passed the Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

- oounNTa. Our fellow toWnsa,an,
1isEaAn, will lsass Tor Corinth
~ nasaisg Psrsons daairoas Of
III lssser aud packages By him en-
A them for him It Robertson 4 Mo-
~. on Main street..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York. Mxrh =.

New York. MsrrhA =.
The Times says the finding of the court
Of esqsiry in McDowell's case i approx
cd except in one point, viz /: His going to
Manassas on the evening of the 18th Of
August to confer with Pope while his
command was on the march 10 Center.
vile. f'
II is understood large number ofin-
dividuak and sssooiations are making pre-
parations to establish banks under the
provisions Of the new banking law.
A Tribune Washington special gives
an extracl from letter from . United
States naval officer, having been inform
ed on authority Of IN English officer that
project is on foot in England, supsrin-
tended BY A. Aaury, to capture the U, 8.
-Meditersseaa seaadrea With iren-clads
said to be nearly ready for sea.
8St--------------- -----.--------------
oeag Cairo. March 4.
The steamer Tycoon jSst in from Mem
phis brings Monday evening papen. .9.
The Indianola was captured last night
about 5 miles below Vicksburg. The
rebel rams escaped her guus which -srs
not situated 20 = 10 fire . broadsids, and
butted her until she was in sinking oon-
dition, when Capt. Brown appsarsd sn
deck and surrendered her. He vss
ordered to run her ashore, 'wAichhs did.
All the crew were csptured except one
man vho sacepaa. aince the los0 ~ tho
IndianolA rsbel polise IN charge M MAJ
Hays, asked permission to spproach
VickGbutH with the prisoners for ex-
change. He states the 1ndisnola b sunk,
but i i feared they say shis N order -
deceive ", and thst in rsality she vill -
raised at once and sent against us.,sgs Il
The Queen Of the West has besn rs-
paired and brought up The river and i
nav lying quietly under tho rsbd battery
at Waxrent0a. hat II y
Two dredging machines had arrivAd 1t
Young's Point and viii Be- immsdiatsly
put to work on the canal.
The river Vas rising fast ana visitor
was interfering much With camps q The
head ef The lislanl The lsvss h broksn
and the wstsr j. pouring over 1t fsaxfal
rate. 9
Another heet boat had ran the batteries
1t Vicksburg and arrived safely at the
foot Of the canal The rebels NV her
and fred several shota,4 thr1e "a which
struck bar, NJ s.sgs I'M MI poa VI
A ere occurred last "Wednesday q
Iaks Providence, destroying nearly The
whole q the town, and : considerable
amsunE Of Goyernnsot sonmiaasy
stores. ;.
& A canal foros with propsllen had st
through iass the Lake. y 500 -
h Ii was cos6densly asserted = Laks
Providence that the crew of The Ind1an-
ola had sunk her before she fsll inAe ths
hands Of the rebels.
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) ~ Nsx York, March 4.
Hilton Head letters dated 9th Feb.
says troops are under orders to embark,
and the NEXT steamer will probably bring
intelligence Of an attack on Charleston
Gen. Stevenson has been restored to
his command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

Rankia 4 AsCnry have opened.
aal1etion with their Law business, {
Agency" for the collection Of 81.
dGIW, pensions and boantiss for n
III, 81 advsrtissmsnk, OMcs cor.
1nis and Second Stsests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

A1sIIo.-S.G. Bridges. ksqy Jew
k - Rstes Hoose block, has made
III Iilsbly tipped and Ornamental with
@ 80 very neat oharns. CROSSES.
-, from some wood which was :
~ Shiloh Church near PitAsburg
~ Tenn, aboas which the hattls
~ va fought and which gave ths
1s fhae r,esnosbis action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

B ou1D OvKR-AcDsrmot, who Was
ilsd for finding and coaeealing the
boek Of Ar. Bower, a noticed in
IL Of yesterday, was boand ovsr
u the snm Of $500. II "Michael"
~ - ncnsy he viii b wiss in giving il
i ] ssttling Up On the best tssns pos-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

I 11k1nss rUsasAL.-A ssail soapa-
III afe eln11ien srussed over 70 Hanilisn
'iosoo3 - atbsad tie funeral Of esm'l
ts, discharged soldier Of ths losh
a1Eiment, who died on the morning
RI II inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

~ Alta Union meeting held in Fort
MadisoA On tAe svsains Of the 2ssh ult,
William A. 1Tharssan e lifelong Demo
erat, Tepudiased the present Dsmocntic
lssders in ths State, including some q
our psighbon. He called Ashony ian
I'D jesuit ana political trickstsr. -
We sos't quarrel with him about these
orthodex notions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

~ A0yoA 0eoocHoee.
The asysl Democrats Of Connssticst
condemn. utterly, the action Of the late
Copperhsad Convention which nomina-
tsd Thomas II Seymour for Governor -
The New London Star, q thoroughly
Democratic journal, which ast year rup-
ported the party candidate. Tor Governor
bat which has from. the Srpt su stained the
Federal Government in is struggle With
rebellion. speaks as follows Of this Con-,
vention
"Thcussnds Of loyal hearts in the re-
pablic viii grieve to rcd some Of the re-
solutions and speeches. They will be
utterly astopisbsd that there should be Al
attempt in . New England State, one 90
fall Of glorious historic memories, which
contains the heroic ashes Of Ledyard
and Hals-a State that has furnished.
nearly 40, 900 men to rescue the life Of
ths na1ioa iron tho hasds of trsilnsn, q
party attempted 70 iaaugurate . peace
movement, and thus give direct aid and
oonfoft to the enemy. But ~ hsve not
time or space 70 say vbat ~ wish to-day.
For ourselves We will touoh nothing that
has the smell of secession aboat it, label
it Whist they may. We An for our coun-
try 6rst. last and forever. These are
40 halfway timss. The Governnsns
must Be sustained, Or perish. We shall
do what little liss in our power to sustain
il. Our posterity shall not ny tha4 ~
gave MD Or comfort to the rebsllion."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

- ~ ifsAss shes : dselise in
)5s1ka " ton, of abost Eve OF six
1esls
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Atlantic Telegraph Meeting,
FROM SALT LAKE CITY.

Fire at Lake Providenos.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-07

Is 1T TnERe You ARE, OLD TRurEx
N.Y. Zach. Chandler, of the war smell
ing firm of Wade, Chandler & Co, was
tclegraphed to come on TO Washington
Immediately after Hooker's fight at
Chsncelloryille to work against the tide
setting In for McClcllan's recall He
has since been uosing around Washing
ton and the Army of the Potomac, but
as soon as Lee flanks the capital we find
Chandler making a mastery advaucc,"
a H ye gallant Captain of the Retreaters
to flank Leo and-get out of harms
way The Tribune Of saturday says:
"A COMPLIMENT TO SENATOR CHAN.
pLER,--A party eta few gentlemen pro.
pose to make trip down the Bay on
Monday next, in honor of Senator Chan
der OF Michigan, who is in the city,
Here is where Scpator Chamber is
found in the hour of danger! 1t is TO
be hoped that the trip" down the bay"
viii do Zacharian good, He has heen
'over the bay" so often, that transverse
motion caenot fail to be most novel and
pleasing
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-07-07

AN UNANswERABLE ARGUMENT.-At
an association dinner debate arose as
to the benefit of whipping, in bringing
up children. Old Mr. Morse took the
affirmative. His opponent, a young
minister, whose reputation for veracity
was not very high, affirmed that parents
often did harm to their children by pun.
lshment, from not knowing the facts of
the case. why" said he, the only
time my father ever whipped me, was
for telling the truth" "Well, retorted
the Doctor, 7" it cured you, didn't it ?"
The Doctor beat.