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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
The Court meets again this morning.

ftaaMiftsd. "A negro man named Toner,
slave Of William Rely, Of South CaEolinn,
VAS arraigned before the Mayor yestsr1p.
charged with bsing snnsway. 1nna3 aaA
hs c.ae on here With an olicer belonglngt 70
rived ia this city the gentleman with whom
he was txayelIing did not have money
enough to pay his way home, and therefore
left hun here The Mayor ordered his COM
mtment TO prison till called for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

THIRTY Dollars Reward.-Desertedf from co p, 10th
Va cavalry, Chas Iangford. Said Iangford is
about II years old, feet inches hgh, light com.
piected, citizen of Richmond.
John Mclaughlin, about a8 years Of age, s feet IL
inches high. dark Complexion, by birth an Irshman
Z citizen II Richmond.
John Lucas, about 2S years Of age, feet 10 inches
high, heavy Set, light complexion, resident Of Han
over CO, Va.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery Of
each Of SAID jeserters 10 company d, Castle Thnn
der. III HAWLEY, Capt.
Sc 24-3tf COMFY ID, 10th Va cav,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

r. g. District Comyt-In this Court the fol-
lowing cases were partially heard:
A. j. Pitts was again brought into Court
in obedience TO i writ Of habeas corpus, and
IL not appearing that he was illegally detain-
ed, 1t was ordered that he he returned to hia
commanding officer.
The same disposition was made with re-
spect to the applications Of John r. Sander
son, Joseph G. Haly, A. B. Lewis, and W. "
Phillips
The Cnurf meets nrain thiA morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

To be EtecuteI-IIenson Futch, member
of the Sd North Carolina regiment, has been
found guilty by Court Martial, and will he
executed some time next week. Futch iaOna
Of eleven men found guilty OF the murder OF
AdjGtaIt Richard Mallet, ten Of whom have
a!ready been shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

Robbery - Yesterday afternoon white wo-
man named Jennett Lspinsky was arrested
ON the charge OF stealing from Mrs. Lavtnia
WhitlOck sundry articles Of wearing apparel
10 the value Of 500 Her case viii be In
vestigated this morning by the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

Charged miM Keeping Ebro Bank. DO
seph Mowbray, arrested some nights since
in faro bank, No. 100 Main street, and
whose case was deferred till yesterday, msde
his appearance in Court 10 undergo trial.
Officers Morris and Adams were witnesses
against the accused, but their evidence not
varying from that which has already been
pubiished, we deem II unnecessary 10 repeat
it. Gen. Geo. w. Randolph, counsel for
Mowbray, at the conclusion OF the teeti-
mony, asked that, In the absence Of any
proof that his client was interested In tho
house broken into. he would be released
npon bail for bis good behavior, as by that
means II would keep him from engaging in
the faro business again for twelve mo1ths
ut least, even supposing he l,ad already been
guilty Of that offence. The Mayor, thOught,
however, there was strong suspicion Of Now
brsys completely in the game, and sent him
on to the Hastings Court, on the second
Monday in November. The accused was
bailed In the sum Of 81 600 to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

HKADQRs 0ERAAN MoUyTsD GUARD
saturdsy, Goth Sept, 1863.
6\HE members are requested to attend drill
OF the company on Monday s1teTnoOn. at Z
O'clock, 1t MIller'S Factory.
BY order OF G A 6w AsERIE, Capt Com'g.
~ 26-lt& 0ANTER q q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

DEAUTlGUL and highly improved Farm, Of l23
ID scses, pear to the Brook Plankroad, aud ~
miles from the RichmOud and Frsdsr icksburx Rail-,
ssa, aud 4 miles North Of Richmond, for sale -
Al the request 0f Mr. Allied Winston, We o6sr for
fas the beautiful and highly improved Farm, 10.
tsst ~ above, On which hs now resides, and front
lag % the Aouatsin roA. II contains 12S scces Ia
very high state OF Improvement, having bean
Timed, aud nearly one half 10 clover and grass.--
1hstsis q Wsll7ssleetsa youn9 orchard Of peach,
sppls, and pear trsss, 10 fun bearing. It 10 we'll
sEered aDd has pump OF excellent water In the
yNd The dwelling and ont buiidines are all new,
aad supls for tie accommodation Of large fam
w. Tbs purchaser can have inmsdia . possession
Ctrstns,; and eau purchase the growing crops,
stock, &c, At valuattoD. Also, ~ acres OF Land,
hssvty wooded, ~ miles distant, ON the sams
'osd. % which thsrs 10 good houss and 800 cords
o. seasoned pine wood. Mr. Winston will take
p'sesurs 10 showing the property to those who may
H1s-St GODDIN 4 APPERsON
AND for sale subscriber offers for sale his
u farm lying on tie road leading from the Bowl
'as Green 70 fpAssa, milss from the former from
ana y we'll adaRad TO the growth Of wheat, corn,
saa tobacco, and 10 veIi set in clover. The build
e1 are good and sufficient for farm Of its size aud
swsii of excellent water in the yard. variety Of
sss ssoes fruit, such a. apples, peaches, pears &C.
espNQable
ne fssn 10 offered privately; but n not sold by
we AHa October il will DO sold 1t public auction,
~ Premises, on that day. WIS SALE.
sas.sa, Caroline county. Va, Sept %, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
AILzTdRY NOTICES.

nE5ERTED From Battery q. Richmond De.
H. feness on the l6th Inst, WIN johnson Pri.
Jahusten is 4 f.af 2 inchrs hi,h. rsJ ha,.- a'.
short, blue eyes and short whisk srs, cut la sai
taiTs; ia . NJ rylatder, and has most probably en-.
listed iu the Maryland LaA. T II NORTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

[6ntinaea - The charge against Walter
Lee, white man. charged with stealing 3ll5
from Patrick Hagerty, win be examined iuto
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26
epouwoop Horu,

rx,. Rjchmosd, vs. seps n, 1859. J
s.AN0k a Proprteecrship.--I would rsspsctfally
~ ,. .osn ne travelling public that ! have this
anasfrsd ne lsase and furniture og the Spots.
t,.s,. S hos:l TO Aesrs O0skery Bstts, senslemen
'ses Caaaa.
a.... ...ssEIas would oGer my sincere thanks for the
ss.a psasosags bestowed on ths 6p0tswcod Hotel
ss4sv ocs0ang. end bag continaaace a the same
w ssv psopsissosship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

rQ>HREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD -ksn
away from the Old Dominion Iron W0rks,
three negro men, named Henry, jim Swindle, and
jim.
Henry 10 8 feet 10 inches high; dark gingerbread
color; has . bushy head, aud Is about 81 years old;
cheek bopss rather prominent; wore when he lett
wooden sole shoes.
Jim Swindls is very black; feet inches high;
strongly built; has large head, aud stammers
when spoken to.
Jim IL S feet 7 inches hish; brown complexion;
well made and Ia quite likely.
These negroes ara supposed to be making their
way to Mrs Tripletts farm, near Charlotte II.
viii pay 800 each for their delivery 1T the Office OF
the Old Dominion Iron aud Nail Works Company,
In thisciy Il \ BLANKENSHIP, Agent.
- 25-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

TNIFTY Dollars ReWard-Wiii be paid for my man
Rybaum, (cails himself NY baum Bnndy,) -
Or u years Old yellow or pumpkin color, feet
or 10 inches high, voice. bishy head Of hair
goatee ecar under OF his eyes, in the shape Of
Q truss. He 10 very fond cf .beating on the bOues'
and carries pair in his pocket. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery 10 me, or confinement
in jail So that can get him again. Address
GOODMAN,
se 26-Sts .Iohnson's Spring, Goochland co, Va.
EIVE Hundred Dollars Reward-Ran Away frSns
the subscriber on the night Of the Sth instant, .
likely boy named Jim. about 10 years old. Jim Aee
Q full head nf black hair, gingerbread COLOR ws3A
grown, and bis walk 10 slow and careless said boy
had on when he left . gray military cap, light gray
Jacket and DARK pants. Jim was raised by Mrs wan,
10 SleysnabuFg, Culpeper county and may be max.
iue h.s way there, or be may have gone with 80
HOOd,s diTlst8n, he has been 10 thAsu1 hsl08 ln
sud iiked Is very much. Iixaag about the Guy q
this tiuaests tlrm OF Aueo - 1~
-s.:s7I 1.nIrea and Fifty Dollars Rcwara.-.ssn -
.w.o from the subscriber on Wednesoay sn
o.a -, ma negro Elan named Henry, ess av.s
sN ,a.rs .ns.t,nm, height dark copper cotS. wee0
sI,,.. ies roneis and came from Chester Ds.I&'
@. He may aisemps 70 get back :" s.ss ssr.. asv
vas snppnesd - have baen caueus oe I'm ;,,a -,
bus broke and ran from his cApsos. ~. Snr..hs !,
hundred and afty dollars reward ~. ~ ~ IN ~
s,0n ana delivery to Nsaars Hu, ihcEnoIn y =. va
conansd h any Jail 90 gel him.
- l@-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

WANrED-lmmediateiy- more men to com
W pIete the company Of Capt K Burke, the cele
brated independent STOUT. This company will be NJ
tached TO Maj Harry tilmor's independent batta'ion
now operating in the Valley or Virginia. HOrses
arms clothing, and all other equipments furnished
together with the usual bounty OF $50 Trausporta.
s'on furnished to The battalion Apply to
Recruiting officer, Gmor's battalion,
Corner Main and 1th sta,
sc 23-6ts Above StOtsWOod Hotel.
II ENRICO Mounted Guard, Attention ATTEND y
6 meeting for drill At Henrico Court House On
Saturday, the 26th inst, ct O'Clock Pm.
BY order u Capt Nc Rae
NEw Auslc, p,,,.,.,,v
GEO DUNN 4 co, Richmond, Va,
And JULIAN A sELBY, Columbia, q. c.
Annie az the yaie. Music BY Thomas, author OF
.'lu my Cottage by the Sea"
When this Cruel War 10 Over. Music BY Henry
We Have Parted Poetry and Music BY Miss Ella
Kathleen Mavoarneen N Crouch
Harp Of the South Awake. OIL Petcolal
Ny Wife and Child Poetry BY Gen Jackson, OF Ga .
Music by W Roaier
Fee n Your Fest Suppliaat One. Daife
Rock >. to Sleep, Mother. Music by II Hesns
yirsinlan nsrseillase: Original French Music
Keep Ne Awake, Mosher. henck
The South. H Hewitt
All Quiss Along the Potomac To Night. J n Hewin.
An printed on good paper, with ornamental tlt,eA.
Retail price, 81 sach.
tho trade supplied - .'haH on," with an adds.
tional Eve per cent when one hundred Of any ons
piece ID ordered
Blank Music Lines on tbs best cap paper Il n
shsst q four pases-sosty per cent osk
6uHDHK.
80 bbIs Roeln
Is MI Reoasd No Rosin OIL
50 bushsle Psanuts
e6 gseee 0a1eAeD
VT WI0HTNAN 4 On.
% = Sc ~ esasi r, bsiov Casy.
20 CO0ON thsgoN6Aly ssse0aed Pias Wood;
N ea0oO hoe eioA Lnmhes, vastoss tAiebseeeees
k6ouo lDat ovooOoEB
ehAnh . eosg n 6ts - snie D1seAAepeA
A~MS Cusnss - le4h 81 paak ~.
cam p - h1Gh-Ao \ = aoQ4101l
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Y = IN ltsm ~ - - - -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

II ENRICO Mounted Guard, Attention ATTEND
H meeting for drill at HenricO Court House on
Saturday, the 26th inst, ct o'clock p n.
BY order u Capt Nc Rae
se23-lt< JNO n MACKENZIE, Oa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

C9ff1N Isoslses Rswerd ,-lnse q ssoaen ffan
II ntsesy No ., % tAs WslssmebmrG roaA. On he
~ - White asd ssatoW essear, II unanths ola
= evo al tiGAt gresa colDe, vesy hruad (6rehaoA
- cnswss 70 ahs name q Jark. any pessoo re-
,ssns The said Ss9e@ 70 Battery No g. ar rivins IN
s~aatou Isadtng 70 hje recovery, VIII be rsvssdcd
.cOedsugiy. d = strooely euopscsed that tlle do~
- s.en carried "a by boys 10 hiramood.
CD HAkRlsON,
nA-2tt CAM c0m,e Battery No T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-26

IN DOLLARS Rewsrd.-strsyed or stolen, from
.vJ the camp OF the eth VI cavalry. near Freder-
mare, about II y hands high, 6 years old, with one
white spot on the let jaw, one on the left thigh and
the right side Of the shoulder will give the
above reward for her dslivery to me, for any in
tsnatiou which will lead TO her recovery.
" VAUGHAN,
ss?a-4ts Co g. 4th Va raw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Tribune Special.l
New York. April s.

Our relations with Great Britain is con-
sidered by those conversant with them,
extremely delicate.
A correspondence is going on between
Earl Russell and Minister Adams, with
relation to the fitting out and sailing of
piratical crafts, contained 10 the English
Blue Book, but not yet published in this
country, and correspondence is still GO
ing o8 touching the construction and
equipment. in British waters, of other
piratical crafts, conducted on the part of
John Buh in tone which is unfriendly
II not menacing ana provocative of war.
Earl Russell plants himself on the strist
letter of the statute applicable to the case
and refers our Government to that statute,
End In effect refuses to take steps to RENE
dy grievances complained of. The mat
ter has recently been seriously discussed
ln Cabinet. 1t is thought in some quar-
tsfss that with the capture of Charleston.
apprshensons on this score may be dis
missed. Ministers here of the principal
foreign powers believe its capture is I'M
possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Cairo, April 6.

Cairo, April 6.
A number of the smaller stern wheel
steamers have been discharged from the
government service At Helena. no doubt
in consequence Of the abandonment 81
various pass expeditions.
The rebel General Chalmers is report.
ed to be 8 miles below Crane Greek on
the fernando road from Memphis. With
1900 men. His object is to NEEDLE Win
the Charleston r. X.
The gun-boats Lexington and Robb
shelled some 60 rebel cavalry from Flor.
encs, Alabama, on Tuesday last. No
casualties are reported.
A considerable body Of rebels are re-
ported to be at Tuscumbia, and it Is fur
Their reported they have thrown pontoon
bridges over the Tenn, above Florence
where they are crossing to the south aide
Of the river.
The new gun-boat Choctaw arrived
from st. Louis this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
New York, April S.

VIM "A PtA W
Herald's Washington special states :
report reached here by way of Freder-
erieksburg, gained from rebel sources.
that Charleston was bombarded by our
feet and attacked by our lasd forces. on
Thursday last and is now in possession Of
the Federals under Gen. Hunter and Adj.
miral Dupont This report is duly credit
ed by prominent officers of Government
who are in possession Of facts in reference
TO the contemplated attack on Charleston.
which IT IS not yet prudent to divulge
II is certain however, that those who DOS.
sess information are confident that our
soldiers and sailors will celebrate the nee.
ond anniversary of the fall of Fort Sum.
ter in the captured city Of Charleston
Restrictions upon the publication Of such
news IN papers are SO seriously strono
tnat II Is not expected TO find much il
them In reference to the capture Of Char
lesion until it can no longer be concealed
but reports which have arrived here are
Definite and positive, and are believed by
those who have the best right to know
what foundation there is for them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07

BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
LATE FROM DIXIE.
Charlesto n Captured.
Rebels NOT Er0cHNftng Rich
ntOHd.
Deselters Returning to their Regiments.
OUR RELATIONS WITH
ENGLAND.
Later from Europe.
Election Returns.
Times Special. 1
Washington, April 5.

Washington, April 5.
The city Is nervous tonight over the
news derived from rebel sources that
Charleston has fallen.
Our attack commenced Friday and was
overwhelmingly successful
A flag Of truce came to Falmouth this
morning. Newspapers smuggied under
1t make no mention of the fall of Charles
ton or of its salvation.
Gen. Lee, with considerable force. is
in the Shenandoah Valley. Prisooeri
captured by our troops have been found
with passes bearing his signature.
Fitz Hugh Lee is 10 the neighborhood
of Culpepper with his cavalry.
The President proclamation has caus,
ed the return of 1850 acscrters daily it
their regiments. Thus far no impedi.
ments have been thrown in the way oil
enforcing the proclamation, notwitLstand
ing the time laid down in The proclama-
ton for the return has expired; the Gov
ernment is disposed to deal leniently with
all who return to their regiments.
The committee on the conduct OF tho
war urged on the President yesterday the
issuing Of letters of marque. The subject
was the occasion of a protracted Cabinet
meeting afterwards. in which two depart
ment heads were positively opposed to the
measure as others were in favor of it
Conclusion deferred.
A notorious secessionist named Gen.
Williamson, formerly Attorney General
Of Maryland, was arrested yesterday by
order Of Judge Advocate Tower, while
en- route from Canada to Richmond. On
searching his baggage number of letters
were found, showing conclusively that he
was IN correspondence with rebels and
involving prominent parties in New York
and Baltimore. He was sent to Fort La
fsye.te.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Ne,v York. .A,pril 8.

=
Steamer City Of Cork from Liverpool
xlst. Queenstown 23d q. m. arrived here.
The Times city article says the demand
for money 10 very active owing to tho
rebel loan, which closed 4s@is. Sub
scriptions at I'll the cities amount to fl5,-
600, 900.
The Times considers the Polish strug-
gle virtually at an end, and thinks the
allied powers justified in requiring that
Poland shall have what was guaranteed
by the treaty.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News says it is rumored besides amnesty
the Gar telegraphed Napoleon he would
give Poland her autonomy and liberal
constitution. Langecowitz has been con-
yeyed to Fortress at Cracow.
Liverpool 23d.-Cotton steady. Con-
soils 924@924.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Washington, April

Washington, April b.
Official information received here states
the rebels have large force at Washing
ton, N. G.. and~<he belief is expressed in
the same dispatch that about the 3lst OF
March Gen. Foster was engaged fighting
them.
Up to one o'clock the Government had
received no intelligence regarding the
state Of affairs at Charleston, other than
what has already been published from the
Richmond papers of Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
New York. Anr;l {

A despatch from Fortress Monroe
states Charleston papers received there
acknowledge an attack on that citv had
been commenced, but do not intimate
either success or repulse. It is fair 10
suppose, If the latter, they would have
announced it in most glowing terms. Il
Is generally believed in Official quarters
that no reverse has been sustained, and
there is the best reason 10 believe news
win soon be received Of the capture Of
Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

TT. Monroe, April 5. (
Twelve rebel eafollymen with horse,
and equipments arrived here to-day on the
Yorktown boat. They had deserted from
WisesA Legion. They report their whole
company would desert as soon as an op-
portunity presented, aud that the want
OF food is the cause Of their desertion /;
that their troops cannot endure the want
OF food and clothing much longer, and for
that reason Richmond Is soon to be evac-
uated.
The State Of Maine left here ct noon
to-day for City Point with 600 rsbel pris-
oners for exchange.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
st. Lo uis. April 6.

. ". 11Vu1O5 1AP111 "
CLANCY ]. Filley, Gradual Emancipa-
ZIONIST, is elected Mayor by about 1900
majority, over Oliver d. Filley, (Clay-
bank, or Bluce, (Emancipationist, and
about LOO over Joseph O'Neil, Cop
perhead.
The radicals will have small majority
in the Council.
National administration nobly sustain
ed in all It's measures for vigorous prose
cution of the war.
In Jefferson City the Radicals elected
q Mayor: also constable and 6 out of =
Councilmen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Boston. April 6.

Boston, AprH o.
The question Of repeating the amend
ment to the Constitution adopted in 1859,
requiring foreigners to reside within the
State two years after naturalization be-
fore voting, was decided at the polls to-
day. Two consecutive Legislatures hav-
ing agreed to the repeal, there is no indi-
cation how the State has gone, so little
interest was manifested. The vote in the
city was 900 for repeating, and 1872
against.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Warrington. April 8.

The State Department had NOT up te
yesterday recsived any official response
10 the Hscrstary's letter dsclining the
peace proportions Of the French Gov
ernment. 49, t7.ss
Six or eight hundred soldiers on fur.
Tough came up on the boat from the Ar
my Of the Potomac tonight
II il believed that no difficulty exists
with the Administration. Oh the subjec,
Of letters Of marqus and reprisal. The
importance Of the question is we'll I'M.
derstood. When occasion demands
there is NO doubt the President will ex
ercise the power in the premises author.
lied by Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Fortress Monroe, April 4.

A Richmond Despatch says the enc
my have landed in force on Seabrook and
johnson Islands, South Carolina. Three
gunboats and several transports are lying
of the Island. SkirmishiDg has already
taken place between cur and the enemy's
pickets. Our pickets driven in, and the
enemy's advancing. General Haywood
has ordered all women and children and
non mbattants to be removed from Ad-
ans Run, which is 20 miles from Sea-
brook Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
New York. April s.

Information has been received contra
dieting positively the reported prepsra-
tions OF the rebels TO evacuate Richmond.
These reports were based upon the move
ments 81 troops aud materials, sent from
Richmond to strengthen defences At 9th
er points of the Confedency. 1t is be-
lieved however that they are erecting
formidable defenses at Chattanooga as
the place for q last grand rally in case Of
being compelled to retire from the bor-
der
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Fort Monroe, April q

Fourteen exchanged Federal officers
arrived to- day from City Point, captured
at Hartsville, Tenn, Dec. 7th.
The Charleston Courier gives the same
account of the landing of our troops at
Seabrook, &c, in specials this morning,
but nothing about the capture Of the city
The Courier says the steamer hatcher
was burned, at Castleman on the Yazoo,
with 1900 bales of cotton. She was one
of the best steamers in the Confederacy.
Loss heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07
Nav York. Anil &

Nv" AVAat AAPAH W
Gen. Williamson, Of the rebel army,
was arrested here Saturday. He has
been acting as kind of rebel Consul at
Quebec. The prisoner was sent to Fl
Lafayette. A female named Mrs. At
wood, who accompanies him, was also ar
rested, and over 500 letters found in her
runk, including correspondence relative
to carrying The mail between the North
and South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07

Hartford, April 6---l0 P. Nj.
X Republicans carry the State and elect
Henry z. Dsming to Congress from the
first District. We cant give majorities
yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-07

A COUCH, COLD, OR AN IRRlTATED THROAT
ifallowed to progress results In serious Pulmonary
an bronchial affections, eStsnumes incurabis.
BROWNS HRoNoMAL rkocKEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
slant relief, In BR0HcHrrls, AETNA and CArAnam
they bon encia. The good effects resulting from
the OF the Trochps, and their extended use has
caused them to be cDunterfeited. he sure 20 guard
against worthless limitations OBTAIN oniyt xsssias
Bopss Broackial TyocASs which have proved their Ell
cacy by test Of many years. PuYLIC srgAxnas and
stKexRs should The Truches. Military ocsYs and
Soldiers who over-isx The voice aud exposed to
sudden changes shouid them. Sold everyw here
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