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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-02

Cflessl:
THOMAS youaDAs, Ctisf OF STAT.
The results Of ths naval eagkg gsmants yesterday
srs, sTo vessels sunk four 70. On a.s, and the re.
Ynsinaer drisen ewsy.
1hs fsrelgn Consuls here held meeting lest
nizh., end vsexe unanimously Of opinion that The
blockade had bsen Legally raised.
r.ssnty bloskAders ars CT tbs lar to-day.
The gnnboas John p. smith, captured ftora tie
Fedora Ia Stone river, IL now safely anchored
rn isr tue guns Of Fert Peabsrten. She hAs one
Pssros gun, ten e-!nca guns. and ore 3z-po1naer.-
Shs Will soon ts ready for ssa.
Two prigonsrs espssred while On . CANNING *.
pestiaa ON Bups Island, were brought Ia today
rhsy belong to ths ssesusr FIsmheau. bloehadins
Tie pcss cf Georgetown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

time has always vindcated. that the South cannot be
conquered by force and arms But granting, for aIgu-
ments sake the eectual check and waning proportions
Of the rebellion az proclaimed again for the hun
dredth time BY tho organs Of the ADMINISTRATION and
that by the second Monday in January next Ill the
armies Of the confederaes Win have been captured or
dispersed and their remaining five hundred thousand
square miles Of territory and occupied then the
hour for the pacncaton OF the South Cancellation Of
her people will have arrived. And which party viii most
readily be heaskened TO by themS Who Governor Of
Ohio, will DO the most efficient agent IN that great
and arduous work. Your candidate committed wholly
N the restoration Of the Union as It was; or
the candidate of the administration pledged policy
full upon the hand, Of continual evaporation and
hate and, on the other OF instruction and revengeS
Very momentous these questions for until that shall
have been accomplished there be neither constitn
tuition nor Union and security and quiet in the
land; nor can single soldier, till them return mother,
or wife, or child, Or home Reason together then men
Of ONO and Judge wisely ye who love your country and
would restore TO is former peace prosperity and glory
Continual war and strife the forbidden fruits OF our
political Eden and bear still the primal curse uttered
in tones louder than the voice Of the mighty cataract in
whose presence now write-"In the day that thou
eatest thereof thou shalt surely dien
c. l.. VAIIANDIGHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
rket for the past week and month";

Last week was broken week on the Stock Ex'
change, Thursday being holiday, and many
operators having gone out Of town on wednesday
10 remain till Monday. The dulness which arose
from this circumstance was turned to account on
Friday and yesterday by the standard bears OF the
board who sold large quantities of stock, ana
thus forced prices down. New York Central feli
from ls2 TO l27ts. Erie from l07H TO los, Read
ing from ll9 to ll4s4, Rock Island from 1919 10
los. and so on throughout the list. We could not
discover, however. that any considerable amount
OF stock had lately come upon the market TN
the contrary, the great difficulty Of discovering
safe seven per cent investments has latterly driven
large amount Of captal-which had previously
been used in the purchase OF mercantile
paper. insurance stock and scrip, bank ana
State stocks-into the better class OF railway
stocks. Yesterday afternoon there was evidently
some uncasiness among the shorts, and enorts
were made, in one or two instances, TO cover con-
sracts, but without much success. The market
was dull, partly II not chiefly, from the absence
from town. Of leading operstors; but there was no
effort 10 eject sales. Thempression among opera
tors appeared 70 be that next week, when people
who went 70 the country on Wednesday re'arned
10 business, we should witness very active time.
We are now experiencing the first permanent
effects Of the paper money system. Not only -
| money easy and abundant at all the financial cen
tres. and the time propihous for new enterprises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

(Canada) Recorder says-On Friday afternoon last the
steamer Bay State touched at Brockve Ogdensburg
having board some sixty drafted and enlisted
men for the American army their route westward AS
soon the vessel touched the wharf, Of the intended
soldiers jumped upon the wharf, and exclaimed "Abe
Lincoln may care nothing for him now"
Some Of the oncommssoned officers in charge did not
relish this style Of leave taking, consequently followed
the skedadder and did their best TO get him to return TO
his duty This he resoutey refused to DO when he was
knocked down by corporal or sergeant and then seized
for the purpose Of being carried on board the steamer
This summary process, appears, did not meet the ap
probation Of several roughs around the wharf who i'm
medatey fell foul OF the American officers and regular
free fight ensued Several blows dealt, and
at last the Americans glad TO take refuge on the
propeller, minus the man knocked down and also two
others. The steamer had to leave without them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

sHIP TALsxAx Howard, hence Maya for shanshae burn
ed by the pr1vateer Alabama. built Damarssoa Me-
ii 1884 register rated AN and owned in this
city.
BANK CONRAD, Salisbury, from Buenos Ayres for New
York captured by privAtser Alabama owned ID Phi
adephia where abe wss built In 1850 and registered ~
tons 1880 --->x :. =
Sur SPARK THE ocrax-Faya', July ls-ehip Spark The
Ocean, from Newport for Halifax which put here July
very leaky is dschagng, and win have 70 be ho!e doYp
ScHR WHITE SouALI from Portland. while coming through
with brig Emeins fscm Bangor lost head sais and went
ashore Bounty Cove but viii be got OF without damage to
huh. The brig lost fore topmast, &C.
scnn MARY ELIZA of Providence while at anchor in the
i0remast shivered.
scHR Wx A DRISKwATER, before reported wrecked ~
Montaak and sod, has since gone to pieces
" CvxxINcs 62 tons. now at Greenpor, has been
sLoor Corr has been got and taken 70 Greenpor for
repairs
CAxAL Boar z MASON loaded with lumber lying pier
Err, sunk on Saturday night
9Th inst schr Transit Chappel Of New
London for New York, colded With sloop Van Buren,.
Islands The schrs bowsprii came IN contact with
the sloop,s mainsa aud bscomins ensanssd with ne re-
sna uD.seppns the mass Il fell Ia deck Ripping %p
the planks windlass and everything about IT, Fortunately
tn .se and being loaded with coal It would not have
old ve- TO have caused her to sink She towed TO
taken mus IN Thuysday bat win be taken to Norwich.
from M Non gaSS Ho,ie which we're captured
and bgruS. ~ rrfida, rs wa ~,--.,. ~ ~
The fslewing taSls glvss simMapyss ,s.,.--x=,,
and New orssn. III fslss accounts irs% each s. So::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
r,ne Rebel view OF the Causes OF Conflict
at the North.

From the Richmond Wing, July ID
We tracated yesteriay nf the causes aud instru
,rcn,atoa from when hong war u religion and d
race must result al the North Purtta ism and Cahe-
,s, whore the naturally ntoierant and asgre ssve spirit
nj the former i by aw or the ooufterposes
- s.rtv and when inherently pugnacons nature has
s,een inn,tred by the stmnans OF actual war cannot
dwell together peace There are TOO mary psmts o
Of hatred and o@iuct 70 cave tnh ptslpe.
~ ,heye A. another elcmert OF discord and collision m
fhc Northern States quite prolh q STRIFE a. the rs
ric,e question inconsruy OF bcod y, not less than
aatbtlty OF fAth, cRuss ~ confession and com
-, me irish and the German races compose very
,,c nruprrtton sire Nortecrn popnatn ahd esi cca
~ ~ the city OF New York, which must he the staring
.y,,n, of The tntorHeine war that sooner OF hter W
make wide Acoder.a Of the North -, -, -
a" Jsv ~ two ago pabshei an extract from an
.sorisl IN the ahseS Ziarag oi.eN repopiNah 1er
a, ,er uui,lshed In New York which AnmadNerted
'a uirslv On the Irish Catholics of that city as the
aeiv rcsponFibe fer the1ae rfots lhis eSusc,
,sa ins, the Tribune Of the 23d instant ana formed
lhc basis q sou,e bitter ~ vas 70 these
co., r,e,ts al the Tribune. doubt, that A.huHhoi
Hughes m h,s letter u the HERALD ~ recen. ose, sA
pressed h purpose reply after tho o o'ae
rhss hss awsys existed the great Northern cities
rpd throw shnu the country. In fact, oittcr ahaxo
nim bween the Irish and naten' sev rs.rsc,sr
fr social. rengous aud industria, as they 90 Inc.
antipods IN every suxbuas that race
and their coesisisnce asder sommon , !,
snai hatred The only safeguard again deadly COLLISION
act~een them the past hssN6esa the separation
then s"s,s am ns,urs. nv na,ss so.,
engage In sort II business. while the rish reeov
~h,cijy 10 manual labor mesnsyof support Socially
shc estrangement wider there being nothing Il
1870 All bet weeu theu--reiig,on, nanners LANGUAGE 81
could render social intercourse agreeable
,sv move In short, In two altogether different spheres
and in this IL found the slus,on !" .ne .eaeeiu coex
tence OF two violently anaso"ao cismons w inc safn
IbS irish have EVIDENTLY lOss caste 10 Now York AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
Port Of New YORK. August ., lses.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ns 81
sissmsllp George Peabody tg rs9:eer., At~s Port
TO FnnoS nsnSss wenS IN
With s ad.e e Ran.b qss ss r.
lon 40 Is saw SIX large icebes some Of them being 200 feet
s GRAND Cana
Brix Mount vernon Lowsn. RIO JansirO July Is via De-
EsEs E sSf 70 NaVs5 h
s s y ss e ss os
sshr Masg ps 10 Is days. with hides
cssso &c pan sehusen II days. with logwood
10 ! 3 sehssinssr 1 SON 80 -, 20
Is San ssas MsG Havana and
schr W Alexander, Tucker, Cardenas. 10 days. with
Macy B Abury day.. with
ssss Rssss ss- Sss.
s ssSr s nSs b 1sGs, s srs days
f SSS;s kI5 v R.I sssnf R,r y5n
ssssr Sspsnsox BIdsSl y Nsnd v,,,,,,.
ss sssf a .%G? wsyss As.andris sdays
sssr s@ sSS:" H.ssssTs Ws:Sisssss s,,,,
ss
s sssr SscoSs pou. Bangor
Schr G w Snow. -, Bangor
Gchr Roanoke. Smith, Eastport. Is days.
echr Messenger Fogg Portland, days.
Schr White Equa, -. Portland.
Echr Union, Pendleton, Rockland.
Schr Angler, Jesse. Boston days.
Schr whistler, Prcsbrey Taunton.
Schr Hayes Robinson. Providence.
Schr Ottoman. blanchard R0ndout for Salem.
Schr L Condor, Gadd, Rondout for Cambridge.
l schr Mantle, Barber, Rondout for Providence.
| Schr A Sawyer, Boothby. Port Even for Boston.
/ Sloop Lloyd. Benson, Virginia.
l Sloop Helen. Babcock, Fall River.
Steamer u transport). Teal Washington. 70
Steamer Henry Burden ~ despach) Cole Fortress
l Monroe 81 hours
/ Steamer Comstock, Drake PHILADELPHIA
| Steamer David Unev. Phillips. Philadelphia.
| steamer Beverly Pierce philadelphia.
Steamer e Fairchild. Trout. Philadelphia
Steamer Hingnsher, Nye Providence.
1 Two brgA unknown
1 FAILED.
Bth-Steamers Albany Empire; hrigs Scotland, Fab kee
Lnchetti; schrs Ripple. Sally Gay W Smith, Hanover
| and others.
| Wind at sunset SW. light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10


"a. sn al lssi \ e v.,.,. ,.m c..ur =, v,o
,anelro Jaiy il. lat 81 IS n lon 1890
from Liverpool for NYorS no date lat ~ 10
BARK Heroine Trpp hence for Cape Town, July la, "a
Brig swift cNorw), from Smyrna for NYOrk. July TO- OF
''''- Foreign Ports.
AsIoa. July 25-Arr Septun christ,nsen NYork.
sstrsn,,sy july 2s-sid Laura schmidt, NYork
COWS July a6-xrr Bavaria go, Meier, sYorx Cand sid
iO e,npnss J5y s-sld Gondoa Kly NYork Pacific. Nc
s, @sDls. july 5sd II Thompson, Neye. NYork
ciFNTrrGos July 24-s port lark Brothers. Tor Nfork
da S. ss Jsy s5sd oscar George Rundsr San
ft @assS c an INo Am vessel in Port
as,h Aiexsnder Baxter Akyab; China 80 Anderson. New
sd lssI Aurora Barker and Robert Lane sAabcr.
I'd ash, cuitivaor Russell Echo uoptlrk yYork
Losnos, July E-7-Arr Eagle wing kelIy. Akyab''
* sn So ravssend ss,h n Lant Moore remerhaveu
July E1 out ss@s s eay i 'Sr Sy as
Gpsey. Maws And shannon 90, Harris. O.: Fanny Weeks
wassc ssv july sscld krisides BecSmsn. Sior
AT .s.% si2ss h and fsds knca
a'S a., s ssJ% Baltimore chsenge New Ross
.s ss nor Dover 2ss Malta Monarch Of the sea, Empire
a1d "a h sar pbsdephia eah Recovery from Liverpool
| iLaes, via Greenca.u l. ,.,,.,,.r =,
Arrfr NfoYk, Anita uoaoHf
o.rr srem baltimore Admiral at Start Point
| fp,. srY4ssuip CWtrA Carr RAcs-rrtrgR.rHic.l
A., from xyork 9th Tan,worth A. Denai 15th Lnchha
Ais; sss . sss%ss ss liverpool
/ N" fI.stest via Queenstowni
Arr fI S"si msGs. x.. fsaop
i 49,, md Jar Hovey. At Liverpool
AZ from PhadephiA, Boyd. at Bristol Achilles, al
| Liverpool. ..sn.- rcvs~
| poeroN Aur g. AM--Cld steamer Norman. Baker. Phi
.asiahia. schra Anna tBr) wall AuxCayesi John Prize,
Nfserson Pbilsdelpha; Perkins, Edr'dse aud HAL
iosITIwuEF Aug Arr steamer Artisan, Kirk Nycrk.
rs mr. bark Indus smuh, Rio Janeiro and NAT land sds
| ad h.vks ella virginia Ill Buck
ntCEePOlT July p-Arr schrs Ames. Turner, New
| yort, stat MayHo~er Kent do. Sid Aug :, mrk Lucy
oREESP6Gf xaks-Arr schn 9 " cnwmng wsa ..i.
y,dsncs; sssrs Evsiinr, Flint hYoFt; 7h schr hsw
"A6InTE HOLM. xas T. Pn-Ar brig Resmsr Low
aen Tor salem; Wellington, Atwood
sohineor schrs teloaty Rich. nondout for Boston ns
seSSiL Carksou,New YORK for do Gould rnhS9s 49,
YhiIadslphiA for halem. SD Br brig sohins' s0nr
v.ansmsn sind gh. from m AEON rs,ss. ana ter
NEW w. skDr sasoa sr: Ann c.rs Adams Fhi'.dsl
. phts: scIsrn Rule, Wells, Nrork r.,s.v an
'EEwBURyPORT. Aug e-Ar echrs wenons, 80, r.sr
nrtsht shaw PhladeiphiA Gid schrs knvoy sss~'' s~
and ly,,s~ Mann. Phila de pha4 x.--s--.s.~~ ga
PORTLASD, Aug f-Ar steamship - N T.nlc, Nj
wood NYork, Christina EnsnL ~ 49, 49,
ssscn. PhIlsdsiphia. CD scsr Asyvsss' Sf~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

Against the vapors foul prepare
That fever-tant the heavy air.
Drink not unmix ed the water found
In pnfY1zl v6oar - .rsrshy rrounS
H. Esgsptafy toll ydH NJ -.
Hature you rpust assisi--0r die ~ ..Na
ror when detarryd from exercise.
re-" ETHICAL I'D she Giles =
Nsdcine e grand purpose ana lnienr
Ia threatencd evil 10 prevent.
And Il you'd he relieved OF spared
PROM IFS that crush the unpreparcd,
Hostetter's Bitters use-for mote cHr
Thev are the surest antidcse. %
To - at defiance the Of Unhealthy soils the o
son Of unwholesome the eiuvia OF crowded work
roams and factories and the bancful influence n seden
Is only necessary TO be forearmed with
HQsTE1rEhs Ia
HOSrETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOsTETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETrER'S
HOSTETTER'S
HOSrETTER'S -.
UOsTETTFRS
HOSTETTER,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

sfoAAcn wsndsrsrs on zee Or land,
- Polar shore 10 Tropic strand;
~ soas~hclds lone. In regions lew.
iSfdWeIiefs IN great cities, 700;
Ensid}rrp in cnmp fort and hed,
1ync med swaipst dfseaee . shield;
- miSsrs, California bound.
40 t111ers of wet wasshy ground;
"a fsSSSo v3yes Of frAsils msylA;
3S.vcuaa kidds sGsd an1 on;
70 thoss 70 health, who would ENJOY
Hssvsn's best gsft without el1ori
10 - Ne ssrsn gskisaa. weAk and peae.
Who droop ard know pot what Asy AL,
HOefHffER1 B1rrBRo ~ prsSent
A. Reaith's meet potent eD0ment
n there Il any vaiue In public opptoa or any vel q
medical tssmony, the very best and nfest tonic corr
a. slterat,ve now fafore the world "
" HOsTETTKR8
CrtrBRAyvr
STOMACH BIT1BRs.
Sold BY rsspsstabe druggists = q, esr. q 70. NO,
Ptsburs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
s.'ruRDAY, August So r. M
so bbls pots nj &c, an

.sv,s-s.,.. 80 mace Of so bbs pots at exc and
pearls at SIC. - -. :. ro,o ..cornoss
BREADsrurrs.-FIour was 10 ver, with ~. ,s,n.nd
on the part Of holders 10 realize Wills "e ,oo ,,"
was moderate. The days sales included Ia. San
State and Western, Lap Southern and 400 canaA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10

Dyspcpsia's pancs. that rack aud grind
The BODY and deliess the mind,
Agues that they 80 and come,
Mate life u constant martyrdom,
Coles and dysenieric rains.
Meath which the strong mans viCor Wancsi
Bilious complaint, those tedious lhs
Ne er conquered Yet bv drastic pills.
Dread diarrhan that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay
That brings death nearer, day by day;
Nervous prostrnuon. mental gl9om-
Heralds Of madness or the tomb,
For these-though mineral nostrums TALL
Means of relief at least we han.
Uostatter's Bitiers-medcne sure,
Not 10 prevent alone. but cure :. 80. +
In Dyspepsia. Fever ana Arue BILIOUS CohlpihihNry
stftutional aud Nervous Debility Consupausn
ing from inherent Weakness Oh me boaJ te 4"
Great Remedy and Restorative -,
HOSTEfTEHS
HOSTETTEKS
HOSTETTERS
HOsTET1EK'S
HOsTBTTER'S
HOsTfTTERs
HOsTETTERS
HOsTETTERS
UOSTETTERS
HOsTETrERS
HOsTETTERS
HosTETTfRs
HOSTkTTHR'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED p,r,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

On the Japuay D. 1862 the Auditor the State
t- pursuant the Statute of that State. .s A8al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

Mr.. J. w. Cana has HANDED - lst-
TOR from ~ brcthsr, Chaplain in The
army Of the Cumberland, who givss this
interesting snnodots Of Gen. Eossciraps
"0n Wedaesdsy, Wills We vsrs sta
toned - guard to the ford, Gen. Rose
Grams came up TO Col. Price. command
ing the brigade, aud said /:
"Ycu've Col. Price, commanding the
esd brigade, are you p \ n
"fsss, sir,"
"Wsll.s Colonel will you hold this
ford r.
"Well, General viii if cam
''That Won't do, sir" said Rosecrans
Will You hold this ford - I'M %-...'
"I1l die 10 The attsmpt", responded
the cautious Colonel.
'sThat won't do, sir. Nh you hold
this Nrd IL aax9s. xs1 bsE@ asrasss i s.Fs.sa
81 will" ssid the Colonel, firmly, and
Gen. Rpsecr1ns rode Oh without anothe,
word and left tho Colonel 70 fnlnll 'hil
proniss. Z = Springfield 90. News. al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
4. inperl.i E.s.,1. :. c.,,.rA..4.


- s., Washington, Feb. is.
The United. States Consul, General
Thsyer. ~ Alexandria, in writing TO opy
dosernmsnt says "a zsveat Of spparsat
grave Importance, had inst come to light.
and produced much excitement in that
community. Qnthe morning Of The 7th
Of Jaauasy. 80 black ssldssrs were, b.
order at The Hiesrpy Of Egypt, taksa 81
railroad fron about 100 nilss south u
Alexandria, and It night embarked on
board French transport steamer, for .
destination supposed 70 Be Mexico. Our
Consul says he was awaiting explanations
from The vioeroy. The European Con-
suls generally have telsgrsphed 70 their
Governments ~ distraction. Minister
Dayton also hrisAy communicated similar
infogmatiou 70 our GovA1nment upon The
subject, including the article from The
Moniteus, that the negroes 70 b fsrsish-
I'd by the Vioeroy. 1000 10 al, are 70
garrison Vera Crpx. - . matter of hu-
manity to the white soldiers, the black
race not being subject 70 yellow fever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

RHODE IaLAND IN KANsAs.-The little
State of Rhode Island IVES the first 70 Of
4cialiy acespt tho land donation under the
Agricultural College Act, md she has
located and received scrip for l30, 900
acres Of land in Kansas. which i nearly
ons-half - large - the cultivated land
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

RE4xI. Sol.pGxRS TnKD or rus WAa.
Tho fsllosiss oellsquy d mid to hsve
cccuvrsd'issely bseweeu our own and the
rebelpicfstsa Oh either side Of the Kappa
hammock
kescl---I say Yankee. I'll throw my
musket into the river and sksedaddle, IL
you win.
Yankee-Can't zee it.
Rsbel-Well, we'll agree 70 bite the
bullets OF the cartridges when We have
the next fight If you boys viii,
Yaukee-Can't see il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

CoTTos GRowISa.--The farmers Of
Lyon county, Kansas, have formed Cot
ton Growers Association. and are deter
mined 70 enRzge iargeiy in raising cotton,
the coming season. Al Bxscstive Com
mittes Aas bsen formed, couposed Of one
membsr from each town in the county,
Who will DO "a they can TO encourage It's
cultivatiop.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

lHH Ma vsry. aigniissat lsot thaA
therssis no Denoctstic poiita9isi., vho
possessed ! natiosal repatasian bsfare
tho rebellion, who b now earolied with
vallandighan psaes party syupathizers,
except tkat dsspicabie Old Pub. Funo.,
James BsehAnsn. 80 70 risks #fss Asss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

e1AccofdIDg % A'fecsnt article in !
siaglsine. pearly aplsr third At The woman
of Eagland nevAr marry, And three midi
lioassof females ore thrown up0a thAis
own sEeFtiohs fer sspport.s'a 'ys hits
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

~Thsse il soothing that seems TO
worry the JEFF. Davis Diity Dog party IN
the North, % much - the frequAnt and
emphatic, patriotic utteances, from tie
brave men who are serving the country
in the army, and who send back sharp
and bitter protests against the work Of
The infinitely mean things ia The North
ssn 0tatss, who look upon JED. Davis,
the bAstard son Of horss-thisf, n the
head Of an aristocracy, and imagine that
when they are dsnominatsd sympathizers
With secession, they acquire sone tide to
mobility.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
ConPLIAsHr 70 Gxx. Hla,oH.-Tt

ConPLINEEr TO Gnx. Hla.oN.-Ths
Erie Gazette says:
I'm . list Of Brigadisr Gssenls soni-
mated by the President 10 tAs 6enaas for
Major Generals ~ notice the 1sme OF
Francis ]. Heron. When We last met
Gen. Hszren h Hau . boy Of some mine
team yeasl. With no marked indications Of
the sssegy h has sinos amanifested. He
10 now n his twspty-sixth yeAs and about
70 b nsde . Major General mot
through family iaAuence, but because Of
substagiel achieve ments on tho battle
field. His exampls might, in many ca
-, b pco6kahly Initiated
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13

WHAT THE REBELS PEoposE TO DOH
the Rebel House of Representatives, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolution have been
adopted
|VhreaS, Information has reached III,
Congress of the passage by the Congress a.
Washington, d. G, of bill for the enlistmen.
Of negroes as ldiers in the armies of The
United States, which are to be engaged in Ii.
further invasion OF the Confederate States
America and aohereas, The Constitution d
both the Confederate States and of the United
States recognize Africans and their desccl.
dants as property and ,chereaS, We canno.
consent to any change in their political status
and condition ; therefore,
ReSolred, That the Committee on the Ju.
dietary be instructed to inquire into the ex.
pediency Of bringing 10 a bill providing the
proper prisons Tor the disposition of all ne
grOes Or mulattoes who may be captured from
the enemy in such manner that those of them
who are iugitives from their masters may be
returned to their rightlul owners, and those
for whom no masters can be found shall be
sold into perpetual bondage for the purpose
OF raising fund to reimburse citizens this
Concderacy, who have lost their slave prop
erty by reason of interference Herewith of
the enemy.