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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

IL !. Eornsr. > snes NJ hsanns a = Ls.s.H
a Eye ~ a. fs MR.; sss
ham, ksskuAl Fostpv~ hesnsa = .hsasooA Raiis
-seAd Company, .,s t.ss.. .
now ax tbs arafe ~ ~ Hlesk ~ ~ nasstct
Cunt VI Lee County LOT u y KssAu loSa, prsi
tcn ~ Hsn ~ ~ naJ1ur- clann1no II yca, ne saia
WI. TuIasf, sevss TsqpsspA fosr hunarsd DoI-
lars ssd s0psr CAT .iat1Rli1 3Sbls asnssIiy upon
yOpF .sevs41l prpnAs rAe1@oeteeaA - - srer q
aentas Il Of ,ou tSS 5sfsstss 81 sso ASstsn 90
made w SAID Tpsner - sAtA isnss Mlsss Asse Lees
Asokak, Lee Coanss, iosas given ~ ssssfs ssaA
before noon OF the asesna day " The uokS&pem "
the said D.,,ies Court q ksoayA Ia p sna
q default viii be entered against y4as nbg4 1uAg-
m-nt rendered. thereon I. 4 !. 1865
I.sr1sI| fT~gE3 NOsLg AlodROG6.s
~ "A llnRs nun fskP0 s&ua}R
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

r IMEt LIME'!a LIMEi'l.' s'''' 80 /.
These Gss ssls "a NJ M n ~ lsst
egosit Mi. the best quality 81 Lana u rsssorass
FAnordsr lss - q. onsttsets ~ a Mrs. I.s
apft-d4m ~. BuWLAh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
+ EGAL NOTICE, \ n.

is.tiiran Parish. h W Ford. B. n. Fsrds nary "
Newton, Henry NewkNs EE ~ ~ +; al -
YOU and each Gu ,4t he rthy notfed tbxt Their
IL atx tAs SseeA 81 W &s~sk tse D,atric
Coutt u Ise County Iowa Al hesk uk, In sid
~ s.sIsisH OF James w Grim - cSsmiEs Of you.
IL al, ksrlsh, ~ IAopsAna AtNsfs - saspey due
csftarn ebhtrA 40 made aud entered into b. said
hirHm fur4st lanes w. 0Filnes, snd neary
SAT- SID 4stlikp .lA4 elstFe aSsi.st ~ q sss
county, Iowa. securing claim ~ysisss ss1d fsrsh
and uAiess sou appear aAad sAld tett be
terra eIssd uiaISiet Cpnst Of lee county .ioMs, -
held II keoA0k luuEneLt viii b. rsndsa ID seAlu 4
you prayed Tor BY default IS. ttt 81 -N 49,
kANKfN L NcCkARY,
anak-dAW Ptxintl6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

Teak OF SERVICE or MxS 70 BE
DaAYrSD I'm The eleventh approved
section Of the act approved March Sd.
IS63, It i ordered tbat III persons su-
rcksd under the act shall be subject for
two years to be called into the military
service Of The United Stsses "snd to
contnne in the sersics dur;ng the present
rebellion. not however exceeding thst srn
~ lnIeeA yeaIs - - q y. - " ~ ).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

1Tbe Directors OF the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincipnati Railr-ad Com
psny have paasd assSolltiSn requiring
every agent and employee Of the rad 70
take tho nsth sfellcgnsse y ~ 1as9osAl
Government. Any oss refusing - any
one by. word or aot showing synPa,hy
with rebellion. u to be dismissed from
the employ of tbs company sThs act, 10
efeesdtn3ly | ihpSrunt ia vew ii The
bloody outbreaks OF the Coprerhsads in
Southern Ohio. The sxsnpk Of this rail-
road company should be followed, no,
onlEbT,feseosasisrss VI - ~ ~hss
railroads throughout fhs loyal States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
Miscellaneous.


AAnU nYAOY1 COLORS,
fof dye:nx SILK, weolen and Mixed Csods. Shavts,
scaris, DreNA6 ek.-hAeuss GiuvSA, HOsn.ts, Hats
TsAahers, kfd Glosss, ChiIdrsn's Cio hing, aud all
kiads ef Wearing Apparel, with p<nest iAss cofsn
n SAVING or 90 P1R CuJ9Y.
Thss Dye are aed In the form Of powdrn seA
celtratsd thoroS tss I'd. Aad pas up In ss1
package Ss twenty -Ase gents you can colsr -
many gQ64 - - o~id sotAerui'e ~ ~ tNnks tina
sum. N 0tp1ssAas aud coy oas nj uss the
Dyes sith perfect spccsas. pireStiens made Ne
.Sssssesssd ~ howe 4 srEyESs, ass Hrs.s-
cay bpt&ta ses n ss44g i .ls 81
~ SS&ssih keokuk BY
A.. WILKINSON
may is-d1a Bst ~ HAle ssfsSg-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
. IEnRY s1AaIR
- sOF NEW YORK.

Firss1ess $50 NArKSAA1SA11ps,
Horsss sessiss sad Carriages q sAs ssstessss y
R~sssSsssasa " Ne DAY u wsst u psssss tssufs
f.anslShtce seensss ssesunpdatsd.
n1ISdu v. VAMoRsDAEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

QnAsata 90 sspply n CLOTHS. O. ssfuHNbn
aEo pKsHsGa belpg prActcAi Mecha ME i suar.
prise y nskeap eiothiag % per cent cheaper than
snI ethN Hosas Ger sane ausltss.s B 5Ii5T-
rAsy2x-A1U,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
THE GATE CITY.

-TTTT vTTT TTf-sT UTff
- Yesterday was very, windy day,
and OF asdssls y sssaa soa VT our
9syil s.ys i pv. ne Ap0ps 60, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
q gAvuso or 90 pm C1I1Y.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
rvz rTyAs10E OF PENNsYLvAEIk,

The extra Washington Star Of this evening
.>gs chat the telegraph this morning S>rsnga
sI,a information of q Sight Two ,nI2s north q
s;r,eaoastIe. Pa. and that the ConfedarAtes
ara entering the State il three columns and
moving upon three different points, viz
fA7a N2untai2 and Worcershug, Chambers
53rg. and Gettysburg, and Wayne5boro
JuIriog from their movements thus far de-
caI3ned, The obi. ct Of the invading force IS %
34mage three points, VIZ: Harrisburg, me
Northern Cearral Railroad about hanover
Iuacti0o or York, and tho lSennsyiyanla Ten
:e&. ac or near New Hamilton Or Mount
Union, Huntingdon county.
From ALercersburg 70 New Hamilton IS 81
miles, over good turnpike aud other reads, and
vhr0ugh the rich counties Of Franklin and
Huntingdon, and III immense amoUt Of dam
age could be 1oue here to the large furnaces
and iron works and in the vicinity. "
From ChamberBbVrg to Harrisburg IS over
f{ty miles, and this Is probably the next near
Il D0int 10 the Pennsylvania railroad, and the
capture Of chs city would be more 1nportaoce
from tie fact that communication by rail With
the northern section Of the State could be here
severed by the cutting q the Northern Cen
lral railroad, which passes through il.
/ private dispatch was received this morn
;ag by gentleman in Washington from Ship
ransburg, Pa, telling him that his friends
had left for further north, and that the town
is almost deserted, the reported advance OF the
Con2ederates having frightened thom Of
9hppensburg is between Chaultersburg aud
Carlisle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
From the Front.

Especial Dispatches TO $he Phila Inquirer.l
WASHINGTON, June 1--we have letter
teou1 GEAR CentreYilIo, dated noon to-day
P&rt q Hooker's army had reached there
and more were arriving, It was re ported that
Gen lee had crossed the Rappahannoek
scar Waterloo, but little was really known Of
MS movements. No battle had taken place,
nor had there been any skirmisbing, but every
thing Indicated an early engagement.
1 gentleman who left Aqua Greek at noon
'o'day says all stores and property were being
5I2rnoved quietly, and none would be lost
4Aa gunboats are considered ample TO protect
;1e Vh&rves, and nothing will be burned if we
should have to leave there. Gen Haupt has
succeeded in shipping an his cars, &C., in fne
order. not an accident having occurred.
1t vas reported at Aqua, this morning, that
;;os whole Of Lees army has left Frcde1icks-
2Qrs the last division moving out on the
Plank read towards charlottesville yesterday
afternoon.
1t was said that the Confederates crossed
?7el 70 Falmouth yesterday, hat it is not 3
Tart, The last OF Hooker's troops did noe
'22''a t6e:c Until evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
LATE FROM HARRISBURG.

uARR1sBURG June 15--rhe excitement Is
intense. The fourth meeting Of the daH has
itsG been called at the Court House. work
men are packing up the State property IN The
E5s;ar.sor' > department. The old ce}e deeds,
&c, are in boxe3, ond al 1i1e records are prop
olIy disposed O.
The teIegrapIaio operator left G5isamshecs
burg at 8 . o:ck to ,1ig?tt, sGs.etIn~o 3I%:c 1a
Ccaf"9efate:s arrived in the tovn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
LATEST \ II
oge;a? a3Dort from Gen. 1ilroy.

lI4ial G5p0r[ 1Ton VEL ""AAlD%
xr,s,rxeroz. June l6--Tho following ON
ii ,>1z,ra,a from Mi Cen. 21:lroy. at Win
,b.ster, has been reoalE@;l
= sTo n With the greater E3ar5 q my c,fo-
..., ~'': .Ihs Qualifications st V|lncessar ::Hare
: :ox.zty. b. s.;zs 600 rebels ard 70 pieces
- I'..rS They carrieJ ny out7T works 81
.o =, aE@5at six clock % Sunday evenl9g: =
o:1a3 ii! NV guns Sunday evening. and ef1
Iii, me Who'll. Of nav command st enc Q clock
H z.5 :s~ morning, bringing al Ii? 51or.as =
nv artillery ana wagons, E15 WAS ieEGoII."'
~ an ov9rvheningg. force Wtsh ars: !I > 1oaE
~; +. .hsre rosJ, and after desperate fight q
. .~o bo5ts. got through. We w:1s pursued
=. ' i%rro eaTaIry force, who pick::j up nurl-
a.rs # If ny weary boys Think my loss viii
.5t ezcooI two thousand 10 killed |oun>led
znd prisoners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
The mayor Of Philadelphia has issued 3
proclamation calling 6o1 military organizations
to proceed forth With to Harrisburg


HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
Alexandria, Eo., May 80, 1879;
SHTNEREAS the condition q the city, = A2~
" exanczr;a is s<"Il tiat: unless active steps
t3ry rules, The health Of tho people Of the city,
and of the troops n taa hospitals and neighbour
hood, viii materially SUITE, and il appearing
that the civil authorities have not the means o.
placing the city II . proper sanitary condition
Therefore, oy virtue q The authority Vested tx
the undersigned, notice IS hereby given &c a1a
persons owning, residing IN, Or having tn6 !}so
Of any residence, stable, Clubhouse or premises
Of any description whatsoever thai they are re-
CURED to have Tbs same thoroughly cIe2nsed II
Jour days from this 3a5o 6 al garbage manure,
centre Of the street, or in barrels before their.
premises After the first four days. Il will pc
continued b. tbc10 from DAY to DAY. All pei
sens upon whose premises more than one cars
load has accumulated will be required TO re-
move Il 1t their owo expense, AL persons fall
ing 10 comply with this order. will BE brought
before the Provost Judge, and 6ned.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. John I. Slough. NIL
itary Governor Alexandria, ":
SeriGr S5rrecn and Health Officer.
ray 3o-tf
NTEW GROCERY sIOR E.-Ihe advert:aeg
~ has opened, 81 the corner OF Cameron aiAc
RoT8l streets, q
where lie has s good supply q FKh:sA s Ky
COFFEE, SALT, sc, &c. which ne OFFERS yoc
sale on the loves: terms. HIS s5ocE OF t70DD5
will Be kept constantly replenlsn ed from 1sst
hands, and viii be found, IN quality, equa! 80
any in the market, and at prices WhiGh T!1
plaase. Lje8-6t] SAMUEL AILLER, j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-16
Mo ICE TO De- I Z E 5 I
FOB eco 1T THOLESALz j. 20 aEgAxL.

4yRACc1 i T HIHOLEsALE 20 2EGAxL.
Tie subscriber has Oh hand 8 la-ge stock Of
CHEWING TOBACCO, of very supeG.or
quality, which be offers for sale, Wholesale and
RETAIL 70 close ont. Dealers and Suffers would
do we'll 70 give q call as / intend to sell oaz
Ct cost. l.. HIKSH. No. A King street,
ie 1!-2v doors below Fairfax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06


We hays heard, but one objection 4
the iasws Censcsiption law-the $500
clause in the 18th section. ,.,
1t is alleged that the $500 exemption
clause is Oppressive on the .peor man anl
favors the rich. This is handle thai
demagog1ss win not 10 slow 70 ssise up
On sadt WisA 70 prejudice iths popSlsl
mind sgainst ne law. It Is beyond the
wisdom Of man to frame . conscription
bill that would plAss III CLASSES. 6oms
will search out objections 70 any bill
Section Is says that the Secretary ofWar
shah not exl1t ssors than $500 fpom :
drafted man who prefers to pay rather
lhan to serve; the Secretary may FIX the
-spm as = aoh lower! - n his judkmtat
the good Of the sssviee will permit. The
drafted man ID allowed 70 procure his own
substitute at sny prise he shall agree
upon. '.a+S
Y But suppose Congysa had stricken ON.
the $500 clAuse, and lon tks price sf sub.
stitutss TO regulate insH. what would b
the effect ? Gan any. nan doabt that
price would rlnge fsr higher than $500
The fact is, The cost Of anbstituts would
70 mp 10 ! tllspsap1 pf fi>0n hundred
dollars, placing the prioe hA1oud the reach
| Of any bok waalthy nan. We would Ike
Ito have tho slsmosvstic1 spouter explain
| 70 his dspeshOw shAtsAats ofthings would
help the poor man. or the man Of mods!1
ats means who might be drxftedy Is 4
| essier for : ,neohanic, lahurer Or farmer
q rai,s 81, ,6(lo uish which to pafchass
lthe services IL 4 substitute than $500
J Ptshaps the friends of this syaesn can
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
KEOKUK, IOWA: FRIDAY MARCH s. 1891
Ceng1essienai.
Washington, March 5.

After transscting inportass bssiness. .
committee vu appoiutsd 70 wait on the
President to inform him that the House
he'd finished it. bns,sees, ,and q ssk if be
had any further eomnunications 70 nsaks.
The committees returned, stating the Pres
idsnt had no further communication to
make. @3it3 ahtf e.adfa
Mr.. Grow, in feeling speech, return
ed thanks for the complimentary resola-
items, and adjourned the House sfse dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

kAABaTcAn TRACT SoCaErY.-- Since
the outbreak Of the Southern Rebellion,
- EAnssicsn Tract Gotiesy hs issSea
over ~ Asndred pubheasioas eapecisily
adspted "a he army and navy. II hes
ssp ended Above 05O. 900 ii furnishing
them NTH .its publications embracing
nors thaa 500, 600 volumes. $500, 600
eG1ok And in the last 6ve nonths in CO.
opssskl66 - Ne chritian Conaaission
2S0, Goo cspics dfthe Anerioaa Asssen-
ger. Thsse Messenger which are eager
y ysosghs by chaphina and soldiers, con.
tain reading matter equal to 4,oc1e0o
tracts Of four pagss each. Packages are
ssAt rsonthly % every par, Of the army,
noss athsn 40 packages bsing regularly
forwarded 10 the principal vessels Of the
blockading squadron. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
sECOND WA1D MHETINo.
The Union men u tAs I'd Wasi are rs-
quested u meet ii Union Hall. ever the
City Council Room. On Saturday evening",
70 Organise : Ward Club. "a
6AM. R0B.4s,
0so. n. 6xATox,
Jas. w. JOHNSON,
r. IL OCossoR,
.sa@4@ Epnuxp JAHoxA.
Ths slesai.g dis Evsnnng,

Although quite unnecessary We feel
like urging our Union friends in the FInsT
WAAD to turn ont eS masse 70 the meet
ing called for this evening 1t Union HALL,
oerAG of 9th and johnson streets. The
greet hApe to the Union cause in the conn.
try has besp the lsthargy and indifer-
ence Of its frisnds and supporters. While
all the powers Of earth (if not some other
rsgions) arc brought TO bsar BY the Sc
csssionists and thsir synpathizsrs for
the accomplishment Of their inferual OBJ
jsst, tASsk who would preserve our coun-
try from the attempted obstruction and
dssela.ion Of oil ws hold dear are con-
paratively Easy and unsonesrned-unwil-
ling 70 put forth an effort in the right di-
rection. This Is al wrong. It is time
Uaion mn vers more active, more wide
awake, moro earnest. Yes, be terribly
In earnest. Trust mot that hecause yonr
cause is just, you can fold your arms. Or
lie supinely on your backs looking TO
Prosidence 10 work ont it, salvation. -
We happen not to I've in an age Of MR.
aclss, and human hearts, human hands,
and human mouths are the instruments
with which God expects us to work ont
human good. Pray, work and speak then
for ths high and holy cause you would
nAintAia, asd thus only can yos NEST
your whole responsibility.
We would once for III exhort the Un-
ION men Of the city to attend these Ward
Aeetipgs. every one Of them. You can
not uaks them too popular. too enthusi.s-
tic, y 700 sGsetiveior good. What Jour
haAds6nd 70 do Ia behalf Of your eoan-
try N sseh IN bour - thin, do with sA
your might.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
CAIRO NEWS. a8f a
X Cairo, March 5.


sa Cairo, March s.
We have no Bevs here eoufYminS the
eastern reports Of bGtsle at Vicksb6fx
and the ssoey il not - Be believed. No
doubt great part OF the army il nov os
Transports bound u points Of srSstsr 70
tivity, but ,se think che orsporaed bsnls h
premature. Nearly all ne traaspoftsbs-
low have k.en pressed into Ooyernnass4
ssfvice. s4AH the rivers ID the rsgion
are rising FFt. Henry and Hickrsn are
suomefged and viii Be temporarily shan
doned. The tro0p1 ind stores viii ~
removed 20 Donaldson to-day. a YEA
Ths' Ohio % this point is within FIVE
feet Of the bcp Of .ht lsvee and sill aris-
ings Deep water il 6Bding IL wsy into
town and two steam engines are pump
ing it out. = 9Fssss3l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

sDAvEnsssz 4 Rock ISLAND PACKER
1aAx.-ThS pAcksts Kate Cassel and Jea.
biz Whpph eommssss fhsir rsgslas
jtSips On Monday next. 4 boat win lsava
Fort Aadisoa cash morning On the arri.
wi of the enrs from Ksokuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

8A 9t8# W1shh8tOn, 0aIeh D.
A Telegram received here from Brig
ham YeanE ssys nsssting wss held b
the Tabernacle 70 pstitios the President
70 remove Gen. Harding and judges NAts
and nrnke and appoint gooanen il their
places, He adds tho majority Of Fsds-
ri officers and other. gentlemen are act
ing honorably. From Ihis il appears that
Chief Justice Kennedy, Secretary 81
State, gFaller, and the Supsrint4ndsnt d
Indian aGaisn, Detz. aec included in the
eompliment. ,f,,s ,a
The printed report of the Select Com
mittee on charges preferred against the
CommissieheF Of the Patent Office, Hal
loway, will be accompanied BY ! defer
sive and explanatory note from that gen
tlefnsn. 1fs-Ats "a
|. Tapping Of PeRnsy lvsnia, il 10 gene
rally believed, viii be nominated a. the
successor 10 The Comsnisaienes Of Internal
Revenss Bureau. e9@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

- The proceedings Of the Unios
|psssine = kaasross, sans 70 hasd too
-. los pshiisakiea today, hus viii appear
|ko-morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

Portland, March 4.
The steamship Hibernia from Liver
pool 10th. Londonderry Goth, arrived
here this evening.
GREAT BRIrAIH.-Lord Strathenden
gave notice in the House Of Lords that
on the 28d friday he should move for
copies Of dispatches or letters from Mr..
Mason to the Enellth Government in re-
latiou to the claim of the Confedesates
to be acknowledged by Great Brltain. .
Meetings, lectures, &C., in favor Of
President Lincoln's Emancipation Proc
lamation were Of daily occurrence in va
rious parts Of England. and m imposing
denunstation was expected at the Athe-
nesm al Liverpool, the day the Her
mann left The resolutions and address
cs to President Lincoln, which are t. be
proposed, enph.ticaIly approve Of his
Prockmation. s8.<
A crowded meeting on the subject was
held at St. James, Halifax, on the 28th.
The speakers sindulssd in bitter invec-
tives against tie Lord Mayor and Mr.. Ma
son for the Ate affair at the Mansion
House Banquet, and resolutions condemn
ing the Lord Mayer were unanimously
carried.
The Bank Of MsatrsAl had RENTED
TO London $40, 900 in specie to meet in
terest on bonds Of Alabans.
There were rumors that France consid-
cred the blockade Of Charleston raised.--
The rumor needs confirmation.
Liverpool, lO.--Cotton market dull
with q decline on the week OF Id on
American stock. In port 1850 bales.
American Brsadstsfs. Market has
declining tendency. Provisions inactive.
Oousvis 924 The london Bank has
raised its rate Of discount to per cont.
Latest Sales Of American stocks. Erie,
Al; In. C. ~ dis.
The slsansr Nssi York arrived this
evening from Southampton 10Th.
. LivsrFoa Dssa1stufis .--R. S. aad 9TH
en- report Aour dull but steady. State
12,(aa7s. \ Y N y
Wheat quiet and steady. Red western
9s 3d(10s Cd; weaf1rn 1O@lls.
Corn Aat. Mixed l9@l0s Sd; white
3OGJ8is. i : eossaaa @ T
Bssf dan; Pork nominal; Bacon steady;
Lard quiet. M
] ssksr steady: Cohes inactive.
The Paris Patrie says the Polish in
surreetlon Is sprssdiAE thrcsghout al
Poland. The insurgents attacked Min
'ehon on the 7tAa as6 were repulsed with
so kihsd AID voaa1ed. The city WAS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

Sha1f 0Iacks - ExsmPs.
The tender. hearted sympathirers with
our Southern brethren cant bsar the
idss thas.v should capture their slave
property and turn itagainss the rebels.
To- skat VAN skjssa tosar ~siag he
nulss that Ee oApsare from the snemy,
q. svsn 70, oar turning THAR captnrnd
cannon against their own fofts. But
somehow OF oshef they Hsvs inblbsd such
"a suppression Of the. peculi4r iasrsdness
Of slave property oyer and above IN 9th
y rights Of property, ihaa they ara dread
fully shocksd 4 the idea of dspriving the
rebels Of theuse oft. And vhea wsGo
still further and use these csptured slavea
= aswswssM thsn nslss and cannon vhsn
captured, . aid innaking war on the
sraiseas IN the South, their nortbern
f1ibaA ~ rrfsetly hsrri6ed. t !
But the loyal people Of the land do not
partake ofSshis senitive regard sfbr the
fseliaGs ssd Interests q tEaisoss n srla
, the1s \, pn The contrary, : general
desire 70 let the negroes have : hand in
this fght. Traitors in arms against the
GosSisak1n9 sssaudss By Wsshinesos.
hsvA ipeasssd the jass penalty Of asatA
u ing. and il = nseoifal - ,aon.
mute that ssptanss iaA0 being ehot By
ths1 owsshva. But The pokey oon-
nsndssit.sH still more, bsessss every
nsgro employed 10 the arny, j. Whatever
'sapacig. deprives the rebels Of. \ lahoraz
md pavea - : hyal wiise man. I Ths
dAyis nov past vhsa c.pitai can b mads
byspa passdiug ior W sxsmpsiUa ~ coi6Esd
men. frss Or slave, from military ssrviss
|or'sanrldAsj. Ana 40 amaA 6hsald dlIirvas'
th6 Aaraztood q inli4 81. saah ess1lap.
It;on unless ~ Shu&s III ssa16srity b
should dssi:iag ! nsskSsIs taks ths sxsnp'
|hsgto 2 ptE6S Ia The ranks.
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\ s~ Some Of The coal We have got bold
|pG Of lsss, 10 gssuine sfoas eosl. ssd -
sishks. Absus 44six of ooe and half :
Dsssa II IL oshss.s rss
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New York, Msrch 5.
The Times saJs there viii Be, Friday
svs1ing, meeting Of the uncouditional
loyaliats 4 this city Gen. 6ssta VIII
pfssids. II il expec&ed Joseph Holt,
Jehn Vaa Barren, Ja. 4. Brady and 9th
srs win speak ID sappost Off most vigor-
Gus rroseoutjda - the war, and every
just and necessary measure required "a
bring il p ttiumphant cloes.
= Tnss Washington spssial says the
reduCtipn u t1x . papsr y 20 Per cent.
only sppiisses paper for newspaper, and
not fnef qualities nssd BY baaks-
0old sOid q tho street today ~ low
q So per cent. 4 Z .,,sl .a sa'ss a,s
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. . Cairo, March 5.

,a.ss. Cairo, March 5.
limitations from YouLR's Point indi-
cate that the lndianola did not make 40
much resistance as might have been, and
surrendered rather hastily. She is now
moored close under the guns At Warren
ton, apparently nnhart- Reports about
her being in 4 sinking condition are dis
believed. y ia ye eaeslss :s
Work Oh the canal is nearly 6nishAd.
Health of the army is nat improved.
Not much cotton coming up.
Big. 0sS. VIM. slnish srrivsd hsss
this evening. .s
The steamer Ruth came up to-day,
With $40 condemned Gosefnment horses,
bound for s.. Louis. ss.a5 'sia a.s 4, s sss M !.
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CToRE ROOMS FOR RENT.

Ia0 NEE pstaaag u esoA order ses rsntins tAs Two
.AAin TAsss3 sse sAoiss soens, 2siviSx ana eas
fixtures I'll eonnlsts, viii No. cellArk 10 The
stasd II very eD1picio1s tstAe linsls tl14 alsA
every restdsnt pf tAs siN nntnR es fuen tha rnss
Omcs fsAse fsr one or two ysdft tiiI % givsA II
destrcd. AMY = s8t 4. HO10ER,
March 4 -8iw ss% gttR Ftt II %7aTN 81
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~6ss advsrtissment Of gin wanted.
1 Foa 6AIa.--Ws csll ssssatsoa to the
pdvsrsissnent d n. B. Ten -Eyok. q hand
of ale or exchange for city property.
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iTHx JxxNIs WnrrLE.-This popslss
|itls boat is expected this morning From
bt Louis, and will proceed at once on her
kS1ap the rivsr y Dsssapert, nakiaG
ker 6rst trip this week CAptaia Camp
Ia, Of st Fraaeisvilla Who y we'll and
|axorably known among oar river psn,
M command ths ssJshhie" the coming
ks.anm