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, 1863-08-09

BANKING IjouaH nF Nouxas, nLA1n 4 Co.
dkAxsEo, ILL.,. sepI. l9sa, t4sy,
Mr. FRANK ~ HonExTs, Manufacturer Of Ha,.lux'4
eafes-ntar 5r: This cerlthcs that on tho 9TH day u:
Fehfnay, 1o9 our banking o1ica vss busur, aud our
safe. Which WA Herans'a rAIAns. went through ths
mrs. aad ft1 Into tho ce1as, together with tho burning
timheH, whore It EesnAiued many hours, until cool
etough to 10 draE&ed sut. Upon h,1ux o7aaed. thu
conttntA wIso found uaipl4scd A5d ~ nov hATa tn
asn.c safe n use, VIC reco nncnd the Ue:r1aet "a :
tent Champion to tho public.
NOUEHR nYATr + m
, 1863-08-09
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
13ram1ette'n Majority 82,874.

CINCINNATI, Aug 0.-1uthc Kentucky olec.
tlon, Uranlltttc's Union majority in Afty eight
coun,Ics ls thlsty.two thousand uine huudrel
aud scycuty.fuur.
, 1863-08-09

Po1o. odLI Ccrxrr, IT.. UaF ID 1856.
O L HAnHoN Co.. Chicago. Agents for HurtuRr
Champion safee: IN October. 1aa purchased of Jou
Hef1icgs Patent s1lo. No. 1a,.sl. Un tic I'D Of
April ult.. lay ssord wa3 entrsly consumed by are.
but the s4c proved eqal 10 tho test aad ny bcoks
papers, Ac. cae oo1 entirety aase. III, huld!u7 w18
large. of wood. a2d lled With ve=y cosabus,bln net
ter TITS s1e II the bu'ld,E in which thu safa ttao
~aa allied With nitoaoi Bp!rits turpe1ttat 4nd oil
tonterug tia heat cxcet+el3 x,r&s 70 grese In far.
NJ to ublt DORM E.s aud wfoushtrpa sush stores,
uis cast t.cn tcttlrs. &r tn:b III ua4,ttrf fut.tsd
lnaes; had butl.tte hore ttls a Safe cold vita
staca rcve,e sess but ra* harpy t. Had II eqdai
II the trscsEe3cy: hcsp-ctrhr.. yoa:s,
tA3$Es 1. f,f}CRRY:
, 1863-08-09
HsFFFtCT1I4IIFt
uktlitiH l.. t,taUtTk, jswttAf.


bA*hsfSar. JawH. Jnly HtH. la4l.
atsstis tfTHAsHH 4 -. t'Nts ~ -Gsut&l nm Ill.,
~ htr 1t a''sfs manufactured fy y4 said HAfH wa4
In Tt All HIhYatut ln t thss. mi wthh eie.atas
was fIutHaa Nsas two nnasht tInha. Tia Esfa tasnA
out In INA ""h!tlnn. tha lnnnay as rsrsfs n suad
AlatH of tssssrsas. fhs hra VIA sAs Ut thH asaasa
ihtt a,tr tutsiet hsft. and uaa At lhlahta hut, 4
hhi u eut Thu luer opan this luuk b.lua lnn,si bt
shH hehtj futlls, At.,
, 1863-08-09

Tho travelling public will remember taat tho ".fictt,
Ean Central" stands wt.hout ynl tn It's cqufnr,ents
truck, tc anil that Its connexions arc prompt. nnd
time quick ~ ttat Of anY linc:
patseugcrs will do wcll to call at cur Otcce IN Trc-
mont House 1ock, Or In Crest Central Depot before
rrtchhtnE tickets.
Remember that fases arc aud Will bc II low Al 5a
my other line.
HENRY Q. WENT WORTH.
uugttkx31w uen1 w-tr Ticket A:.s
, 1863-08-09

CixcrkKArI, Aug, B,-netufns from thirty
eight countIes In keptucky.thoN Union mn.
iol!t!cs 70 GOO.
, 1863-08-09

r ATEST WAR NEWS. DE.
- FEAT or TIE INVADING AHM7 Or MOS
jtct to blood t.tlng nfu nov hayfnE their Il
c1iG EoctHekt Patent u.asl': sfosan!s2 Ga !s2
ar1hbTt uen thn txctualon rf no~qultos n1ca 60
For lAi0 Il tho principal Ctho!sseEy md !
etttJ*lttc. Aos'A9"-'Fh7s
, 1863-08-09
ID I II ID

Atthe Ehtrnap House. In this city. this motnIuk at
sc'elock. HON. NORMAN Il. PURPLE. Of Fcof1i.
In Sacramento C1.5. Cal AuGnst 5th Hr GEO. r.
R1DWt IL. Of ttts city. eEc - s. an II 'tas.
, 1863-08-09

PATENT
:.
CHAMPION SAFES,
-
Their Trials and Triaaphs In
Chicago and Vicinity.
=: =,
Burning OF Haddock's waro3ouaes
Chleaxos ILL.,

CHICAGO. NOT. 18th, 1851.
&C. H11HIsr-&lr: In the rrreot destruction Of
mJ warehouse By hal my 64fo Tot your n&xutactule}
exposed for atx hours to tho most Intense heat
and rsorcd ltsef rorshy Of entire condolences In Its
ability 70 preserTo tn coatens. NJ t6oks and pspess
escaped E1aIz1xD. EVEN WITHOUT rt1coIosAT1o1
and tho result Il II. moro remarkable or1 tbs fact
thst safs Of anotte. uanuM:ture, which wAa ex-
rossd At the saoe to wsa With ii contenta almost
endttly destroyed. Truly yuurt. DC,
E. II. HAYUd6X.- :
, 1863-08-09
TWENTY HOURS.

>ne Of them Ne haye had eight years aud t contsnt.
arc Perfect asoeose the rs: tta otaar we havshxd
three years. it "a ore Of your HERRrS1'S PATEHr
CHAMPION sAfEs. Tne hsat WA 10 great around
tbta sAfc that two Of tho tour wheels partially
melted on. yet the books and papers pe.1ect
tsfoEe the nle. We arc now ustrg the boots aud
papers which 10th sAfea cort+ined. The bindtus Of
some cf them arr little drawn by tho steau from the
Are proof hllng which Is Tho on1J indication that
they taye passed through nre. wehare always had
the ntnost confidence In 5onr Fro-Proof 6sfes This
lest hAs proved to u that they all you ela pae.
tecs protection for Books. Papers. de-. Il om lrs.
Eon1s respectfully.
RUSS, ALEXANDRA d CO.
, 1863-08-09

Tho Great Fire in winona, HIM..
July 5ah, 1862.
W1SoxA. JulT zath. tsd&4
Sfefsrs HERRING + Co.. Ch1tnao~Gents. Ws had
one Il your s'zs tuerrrgs rsent) saes Ia thu
great e Of july sth. 1860. and our books An papers
cane out unInufed except the corsts snd bindings II
the books. Respectfully yours.
wEp8I Ell h LAKE.
, 1863-08-09
Itrporte{l ftrt ii IiiOa in Warren
4sb1tft4fa &sns

NhM TtfR, AhEn4t -lhh NbM Turk
n thur, thI. inol hlng. t4illutlaI1r sa3ai
IA Tdtln,Ik utlt1 bit't'1y drill Mt, At Rt,gtr
t't""' IT, Wt t,!'ty III, = 1:'r't'S1 ,n, IT, t.
at"n tegah, on r,esi,hy in"fn1ta. M aruled
Ma'tllat II s|Il+ ~ tein.e!l, .whtn tie null
nFtd l0 isn ,n'st, Atl'FnR l'ln n M''a'l:l. ttngfi
Q'lAn, md ilrea llttlels.. H!t1 "'H'HsihK HHv:
p!s| Ihnrp 4 4lmy eat l'Ia tu1I'''nE ~ ftfe, aud
AaEllA II sa4A thu Iihsat hutsns 10 ths IAaee.
\ mE,", Hta,ay blt.!', nas ktIlvd;;,, A'!?t'tnr
ntgEn'A hilnp wsA ahair"}at lila l!otnn
nunf.1h md cilktns tinW u arms. md In 4
hhogt t!ms tho tiutota Gro conffoAtrd W
foreo Of tx, armed mon, Thu Captain easo
them fiyo minutes to tlarcrse, They refused.
"hereupDn thu quart! fired, killing si!e lrador
aud light MlIur rtotera At TIN frat valley: Tho
mob ,usn.ncd tho JlFe, killing fyn citlRens.
They got mother yollcy, thsn tho hayonet,
and werc rut to flight, running Into tho build
lng they hatl ,sed Is u rendezvous: Here they
nero surrounded. aud ilDally taken to jail.
l'hc people wcre fur!ous, md made desperate
efforts to get tlc vlllnfnB ind hang them m
thE ,;' spot. Az It wns, tlrty Of them wcre
"such nro the n,nin features Of the writer 8
detailed account. We prefer to hold the let
ter back Till some confirmation Of this rnthcr
large stury urllvcs IN tho usual cou1sc.h
LATEST.
BUFFALO, August 6.-Tho report Of tho riot
ut eugor Groyu II n hoax. Tho operator At
Warren, pa., rays there Is no truth In 1t. The
dfaft hns moi commenced In Warren county.
, 1863-08-09
SEMINARY,

A URORA Sc MN =. AIRY.
IA r.ihTtru prtrs AuursT slxF. 1867
"It Ia ont Of Il mot sncc4 s,nl achoss1n eHe We
u iaIrs nho s.css.; r. ana ~ naa'
ins1s drpa,l ee'l .rec:: !ntnSsnsn:f npa1d
lid iinliIop Z wo.k, rum tso to II Maae. Paan:,
+ 1s,of. sf fsesl.ti IT. ssS5s;: e.;
, 1863-08-09
ANor1tHR.

h4svRa GlrE, Apt4 alst, 1871. !.
Mess's, tIzRa1Ha / Co., Ghlpala;
0ExTa-Wd tsfa ftsaausa In infn7nlnk ron that
In tho dssruoslsn ato vhtna took placs hssa an tha
ls!h lust our Bats iona Of y4uT lersnR Aks} pr.
Nfsed Ill cur booka and parers. and qnIts lksKe
aars Of money In perfectly satlstaesosy manner. 70
that No A1a now nsisK Ill OF thu ssns. Tllsse wara
Ioma BAta Of other uAkasa which did not turn oat 10
well. We bhali want another ot yoor sA.es 1oou,
Tours tiuly, COOKE Di0.
, 1863-08-09

II1nn1ne's Patent Cham2toa Fire Proof eafts.
Hsnn1xot Nov Patsst Burglar Proof Safer. Win
Ht1IlNos & F1orps Patent CsyatAllsed Iron. teA
oply 1ua&<stsa that will sIectaaly ses1t naffAfH
dill.
/: 1irrnt10's Patent rtrs End naFSls"Ffoot Sa4e'
,Coubned--unu Rafc within another.
Tho Rhoys ART mora of ne maaI '"ev =. t"vtirh
n.ss ~. ,o.. ross when put the te's lafxs
attettrsst row arriving II sas 'toss'
, 1863-08-09

DAstIA Etlf. Aptli1isA lseds
Atsf.tr. hkEtttt 4 IT,, t'hleakns
uRkYa-ttR fbt Ipll, tfsf, h iAtfe me- ett4fteh u
itt tlats, dattuta AiaBs thldaht Ut fsntsttS. w.
tAd ths 1t 38aP Btfsa II 1tf 'tsts *ktta ~ aNt'
ltahdsd ly Ahoat M1 x+IlvFt Ut e9ai Oils ~ sh9
ia,de xaeufi vi 1aFElsits1, taitl'ilAs fshlas Aas
xiteli ID s.ts fpAtfH' afa,
w satst Wffs ON bosk4 and tApe,s t4st Eete Ia t8
txfH. -
II ian \ eReae,t n va f'lAa n eaAleAts Ia toad
aoadiItap, aid In hafs lQ9k4 ~ II Il NsAl4 gtAAa
aRat4tR }ast taeh hIf,
Wttsa nj " aa1.heF aa1aaef 70 B4(s
Vary respectfully.
E..'f, HttkBaHAA At3
, 1863-08-09
Nrm advertisements,

TAILORS' FRATEIs n AT
Ui;lgS-A ,p,eia,. m~tit : Of tbo. TAor4'
ttatttnti t'nt9r n!tf +" neih On ttoadsY ErcriaE.
*gwiil be rfsensrt 10 trcetre dues nj II . c'Drk
~ hftlsr cf The PRESIDENT 1utGk3iIit
, 1863-08-09

M ASON1C.--'rhtro 70 will le n reg.
~ .pat Cory tutnn Of tafl1.!te Z Artr, MAI.
]! A. 'thn tts'on,c femrte. this t'tnnIaJt srrn:
hnlQk1t4 It II. u utiAHE. Etr'I.
, 1863-08-09
HEns1NG'S SAFES IN MICHIGAN.
From the Ftrc Mt RuctAnan

BCcHtNAH, Mich, Nov. 7tn, 1aE.
AessFs. HKEREs6 d Co.. - State s:ret:. Chicago.
GKNTs Our store which WAS = three story anf
basement brick building. totally destroyed br tho
recent large Gre which consumc3 most Of tho tusns,.
portor ct oEF town on tie 31s: Of October 1nss r..
had two ofYour FIRE PEooF 8A1Es IN use which ys7e
subjected to al intense heat for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04
New Orleans, Narch3.

New -UrieAnS. March q.
A Jackson, Miss. paper ssys Gsn'l
had heen arrested, charged with offering
to spike ! gun 4 Port Hudson. 7la
Rsbel dessrtsrs repoftsd Eibley hsl
gone vitha large force tO AleohafalAga
river, .u xfs f3 esly-..E i
About 500 rebel prisoners, including
Gen .Clsrk, were ssnt % the rebel liasss
j On the 10th ult. therebels made an un-
succSSsfdl attempt to capture the sSSGnA-
er Laurel Hill, laden With cotton, sugar,
and molasses Obtained xbout BATON
Rouge. y sia2s1s sfs N &alisas1-s Z e
Gen. Banks issasd an order sxplsiaiss
the y ystem II labor alspsed. The phs-
ters sssepblns thereabout are 70 Be as
fsistsd ii inducing their negroes to return.
The negroes are to receive food from
lGo.ernnsnt officers out Of crops they
produce. Those not shus engaged are -
ke employed on defensive WORKS.
Tho planters Of Louisiana had held
Iseveral meetings at New Orleans.
Gen. Banks promised 70 cid them IN.
taking the sbondonsd plansatisns on The
same terms - offered BY the Qaafsss
Master. and to aid them In restoring Icss
neQroes % their masters. An atssmps .
lone ofthe meetings 70 pass rsseIas'Ja ~
flavor 81 the revision Sf the 6tase laws was
defsatod BY large majority. Banks -
! tsnds1 one q thsse nestiAgs ana GAvs
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Cairo, March 5.


When the latest boat left Vicksbure
come firing w going on which the Bull
lstin Of Saturday says it 10 believed in
well intorned circles below that the reb-
els are evacuating vicksburg. i
The gunboat Carondolo4 and Eve 9TH
ers are reported to have reached Tails
hateAiasiver BY the way 81 Yaxoo Pass.
Reposts are still favorable from Lake
Providence.
Allboass nov passing down are request
ed 70 rapogt, st White river aud Yasoo
Pln6.s sss~7 st hs9FsS -ess Z 9 ~
About mils oftnck on the Memphis
ard Charleston R r. hAs been anhmer,
ged for several days. and nearly half Of il
.wss moved several lest and I bridge sunk
- Ahs tnias cannot run. This difficulty
Il near Yaxoo. IS ...
The region about Corinth is nearly
flooded. Al low ground beng covered
with .Watar. n. #z
The bfsak in the Mobile 4 Chic road
= also submsfged and pasasngen are n.
KIM ovsr IN skida and Aatboats.
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Wasningson, March =.
Sp.cials state 6igel has resigned.
Gen. kimbsll. of the Army Of the Po-
tomac. il ordered to report to General
Grant.
Representative Bingham will be one
of the new Court Of Claim Judges.
The Presidsnt completed tie list oil
Major and Brigadier Generais--3O of the
former and IS Of the latter, and win send
them 10 the Senate on the 9th Of March.
Gen. Casey heads the list.
The Senate Military Committee have
reported Tor confirmation Ill Major GEN.
erals nominated exSspt Hurlbaa and Scho-
field al Bsigadisrs except Shepley aud
Nicholsos, Of Maine Nv ethel and Gil.
bert, of Ohio; Farbett, of New Jersey,
and Stuart, Of Illinois.
The bill passed for ys-organising the
Enginssr Corps contains Ill natsrial
provisions excluded BY the negro rsgi-
ment bill.
Ninety members Of Congress signed Q
call for = convention ct Chicago on the
FIRST Tuesday Of June ii favor of the en-
largcment OF the canals between the valley
Of the Mississippi and Atlantic.
The Tribuns's spesisl says there il no
truth in the report thst Mcclellan il TO bs
re-instated % Gensral-in- Chief.
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Cairo. March s.

CAIRO, March j.
A telegram WAS received here last eve
from Memphis, stating the gunboat Iadi-
anola had been captured BY the rebels
rams in the Mississippi river near the
mouth OF Red river. It Representa- that
the Indianola wss coming up whom she
met by the Confederate boat Webb,
Queen Of the West, and another vessel !;
that they butted away 1t the Indianola !;
that she waa in sinking condition; that
she run sground, and at last was forced TO
surrender. @
It is said the damage done to the at
lacking vessels was very small, which is
rather singular, n the Indianola has most
formidsbie batteries Of 3 and IL inch
gsos. a-singls broadsids Of which ought
to sink any woodsn vessel, bssides Capt.
Brown is considered one Of the very best
officers in the Western service, --+4 ].
Naval authorities here heard nothing
Of the disaster to the IndianoIa, and the
report is not believed By them.
The steamer Curlew was arrested on
Sunday night at Ialaad No. 10, having on
board eontraband goods. She was bro't
up yesterday BY prize crew.
The steamer Henderson left that port
without : clearance, With private freight.
The Captain refused to make Govern
nsnt rsvenus. II is high handed out
rage against the Government authority,
and will be summarily dealt with.
Tha Hsw gsnbeat Tnscumbia, bailt on
the same model - the Indianola, arrived
this norniag from New Albany.
] The 3lst Wisconsin also arrived this
morning withouta eommandant. as
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with the statements made by the journal.
He did not believe the question to concur
in the report Of The committee OF confer
ence was ever put last night.
The, Senator from Del, Bayard) was
on the foor, aud gave way TO motion to
adjourn, and he (powell) so stated the
motioo 70 scjourn, was rejected, and the
President pro tenn (Pomeroy) called .
vote on the report. He (Powsi) did no.
believe the nays were ever called, but the
chair decided that the report was agreed
70.
Trumbull moved to take up something
else.
The Senator from Delaware asked an
appeal from the decision of the chair
which 10 not entered on the journal of
the Senator from Delaware.
Richardson moved a reconsideration.
Bayard made statement Of similar
character and suggested that the vote
should be taken again without debate. Z
Foote explained that he was absent
from the chair having been there for Eve
hours and had gone TO rest.
Melroy said he certainly understood
the chair to have put the vote in the
negative and he certainly answered and
did vote distinctly
Trunbull said that the Senator from
Delaware (Bayard) did yield the Roor and
the Senator from Kentucky (Powell)
made motion to adjourn.
HOUSE.
Washington, March ;.
Mr.. fenson moved, but the House re-
fused to coneider the bill for the appoint
ment of Commissioners to ascertain the
claims Of loyal citizens for the use and
destruction Of theirproperty by the troops
of the United States during the rebel
lion
The House passed the Senate bill "a
enable the Diasrict Courts to issue ere.
cutions and other processes iu certain q
ses.
The House took up Senats's amend.
merss on the Internal Reysnss bill
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Memphis lss. vie Cairo 5.

4.
The iron-clad turrst boat Iudianola
has been captured and sunk by ~ sse-
my. The following are the perticulars
= CLEANED from = sailor Who eseapsd on
Tuesday evening. Three rebel nms, In
cluding the lately captured Qusen Of the
West, attacked the Indanola. thirty
miles shove the mouth of Red River
The IndianolA had I eoal barge on sucA
side Of her. They wers qnickly smasAsd
to pieces BY the raas xhieh thcn cen. /.
menesd furiously batteriDg the iron-clsd.
and ~ Unioh Soaamandahl. s0spt. Dfown,
resisted calamity, but finding Il lapt hii
vessel in sinking condition was obliged
TO surrender. The Indianola Apnk near
the sboFes Her eFsw with The exosptisa
efens Of two wsrs hksn pziAoaGzs.
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New York, March 5.
The steamer Ch:ckering from New Or
leans 23d arrived.
1t is believed the rebels are converting
the Harriet Lane into an iron-clad gun
boat E
An iron clad. picked up near Port
HadsJr, teur torpedoes, each containing
200 lbs of powder.
The levess below Baton Rouge and in
81. Charles parish have been secured
against any overflow
An order had been issued by Gen.
Banks forbidding the taking away Of ne
gross from any Of the plantations by any
officer or other pesen in the q. 8. ser
vice without authority from headquar-
ters.
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RESIGNATION OF G0EERf6R.
SPRAGUE.
Rebel Report II a Battle at Vicksburg.
From vicksburg.
Gen. Rosecrans Advancing.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
&c., Ac., &c.

Caps0re 81 the lAAtansl CenflF0eA.
New York, March 3.
A special 70 The Times dated Memphis
I'd says: Arrivals confirm the capture aud
sinking OF the lndianoh BY three rebel
hoats, tlrea miles below Vicksburg.-
TIE souaiet lasted some hours when the
Indiaaols surFsndersd, When in sink
ing condition she xas run ashore. Her
oficsrs and crew wsrs taken to vicks-
burg.
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Cincinnati, March 8.
A spe ecial TO the Commercial from Muir
freesboro ed Gays m expedition eonpos-
ing $500 cavalry and infantry left Hur.
freesboro yesterday and encountered the
enemy at Bradyville. After severe fight.
ing the enemy was driven from the town
Los 9 killed. 40 wounded and 80 cr1
tured also 800 new soldiers and sccoutre.
ments and lot Of official orders. baggage
DC. The enemy were portion of Nor.
gan's division. Our loss half as much a,
theirs.
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New York. March 8.

2 o New York, March 3.
Havana advices Of the 25th states the
establishment Of tho bleskads IL GhaEles.
ton and Galveston bad been pubkshsd in
an official paper, it having besn oommuni-
Gated to Government By the Spanish Min
lister at Washington. ''t a''A.
Advices from Caracas state that 6sn'l
FalCOn had been defeated and fed - the
moantains. g
Maracoba was still blockaded.
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: DAvKHRear i RoCK IsIAxp PAoxRT
Lisr.-The packets Kate Cassel and Jsa.
ME WhippIe commence their regular
tSips on Monday next. 4 boat will lsavs
fost Madison each morning On the arri.
val Of ths cars from Ksokuk.
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Columbus. O. March 3.

The Union mass meeting here to-day
was largely attended notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather Atabout 2 O. clock
Gov. johnson was escorted to the capital
By . company Of the 18th U. S Infantry,
Eli Ohio Cavalry aud konklin's Battery
The Hall Of the House Of Representatives
whore Gov. Johnson spoke was crowded,
u large number being unable to gain ad-
mittance. These repaired to the Senate
Chamber, and large audience was ad-
dressed by Hon. l.. D. Campbell, and
Gov. Todd. Gev. johnson spoke for
three hours, and was listened to with
great attention. Tonight spesches will
be made BY Gov. Wrigh. and others.
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~ The Old School Presbyterian
Church Of II. Vernon. Iowa, have pub
H1hSd = prsambis aud resolutions, n
oseetfsx au Christisns thFuughoat IN
6sxtstS 1kSst u their respective placAs ~
wnsship 1niiy, = q -, during In go
end xeSk Ii March. beginning With Non
1aF Nv gth, and alI -nnite il implorine
6sia1s hlsasing spsa oar armies, apon
thess il authsEity in tho civil and nili-
tnsy dspartnssts Of oar govsrnmsst, ord
MN 81 paatten pettaining to ths gpod
q our infesilsa country. The press n
- 2fAtSh tSqdssasd t. give publieity
70 this s49gsstion. Epts ,ss,
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An Innsnse Fleet ~ vickshurg.
Mobile. Feb. 27.

A correspondent Of the Memphis Ap.
peal at VichAnfg, 23d, writes that an
enormous feet appeared this morning.
Everything losiS - thosgh the enemy
was about ready 10 comnsencc the attack.
Persons acquainted with the country bor-
dering @ iazeo Pass and Coldwassr riv-
or say if the enemy succeed in getting
gunboats into Coldwater they can never
get out. sad an army Of 10000 could
hold at bay snd destroy an Invading fores
Of 1bO, 900.
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80 For. Monroe, March 3.
The Petersburg Express Of last eatur-
day lays ,hAt q great battle has been
fought N Viekslurg With great losses on
both sides without any decided success
The gunboat 1naianola was captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

- lichasl HoDeruot vse examir

- 1ichaa AeDsr.os vss examined
yesterday before Esq. Lsseh. charged
With having picked sp and osnOealsd the
P6clss bosk rsosntly lost BY Beverly b.
Bower. >Eaa- and eontaiaing large
alnonnt Of nsney. Mssn. MeCreary L.
Marshall sppesred against, and Asssrs.
Craig 4 -, for the defendant. The
case ELECTED nseh interest, but no decis-
ios has yst bssn made.
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FisE ALAax.-Yestcrday afternoon
Rss- 4E Hsksld,s hosss, IN the North
We pars Of town eaaght FIRE, -but ~
dsnot Issrn thai nueA daaags vas dons
before the ,AAmes were extinguished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

ocuooL EIxcrIoz.--Ws are informed
that y ths election for City School On
csEs 0n hst Monday the old Board. OF
which ]. ". Ogdss. Esq, i President,
W. reelected. There was little or no
oppositiou, and the members elect may
oenaidw themselves favoritss Of the peo-
pls-sAs snaninOss ehoiss. II some Of
osx hisnds o. u Board will furnish "
ths n4Qp - Hin pablah : list of III the
ohiosu ahossa in this election.
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RuAsrsA Datue ~ vicksbnYg.
New York, March $.

A ridiculous rumor is sfloat here that
our forces have been defeated 1T vicks.
burg with loss Of 10000. of whom T.
600 were drowned. No credit is attach
ed to il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

SWORN PhEssHIA11oz.--A beautiful
sword vas prsssntsd, On the 10Th of hst
.onth By has eonpaay, to Lisut. L. r.
lsNSil Of she nth Icva Inf. Surgeon
Ealy aads the presentation speech which,
with - sesposse. we're appropriate to
tAs ossasion- Lsuk McNsil i from Al
sxaadfia and val known % many Of ouz
citiseas.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
------ - -
Gen. ROsccrans Advancing.
Headquarters Army OF Potomac,
Mach 1QEQ

Headquarters Army OF Potomac,
March 5, 1868.
Latest advices fren the South state
that Gen. Rosecans had advanced a. far
as Middlsburg, half way between Nnr.
fressboro and Shelbyville.
In the Rebel House . bill to accept
volunteers from Kentucky and Missouri
for lss than three years was debated.
The supply Of salt and food and Con-
federate taxation occupied the attention
Of the Virginia Senate. 7d a.oi
In the Honse resolution Of thanks
to Florida was adopted. e as -fs.
The Examiner contains NO war news
from any Of the prominent points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

~As. ineolns administration has
to-day completed it, second year--aud
let those who would denource give cred.
It 81 and these who voald dsspond take
heaft - The hot that the American AaR
torday Auata over good share Of States
and the navigabls waters thereof from
whiNh il Asd been sbanished by ruthless
traitor lands at the time Of His advent
10 cmce. Time distinctly marks our
pregrsesion-or our rstrogrsssion. and
1T tbs eopparison between 1881 and
1868 aAscids which.