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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
Al Hamilton, I'll, Sept ID ii The residepee cf Or.
IT. p. Griswoid, By the Rev. Wm. A. Cnamb~riain,
DR.. 81 rLvESTER L. G oSNEK, Surgeon Ia charse sth
Street HospFsi, 10 Miss ALICE A. Gkasw0LDf
September "a 1864, By Thomas Martin, Esq, Mr.
TIMOTHY SPEA0UE. 10 Mrs. NARY A. Che RCH,
both Of Jeferson township. Lee county, Iowa
On Wednesday, sept ID IN sekuk .ss the residence
ofihe brides sister. by kev Mr. b-nnet The Hon. AID
OLSON REESE. Of Valley Home, Canon, MO-, 70
Mrs.. SARAH r. bolton, CT Indianapolis, Ind.
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First s-kxhibiters viii e charged per cent IN an
enSnbes Zee on tAs prtznirm c3R4petre for
Seeea LENDERS oi The oei-ts Gaa their fsni.l z
tsneH FEE u ID cents ehstren Enarr 10 gs4rs ofsge
csEis.
Sors-Ths price OF nemserrhipis 50 cents.
TAArd--AH entries nsusI b. made by ts o'clock ".
n. and no article exhibitsn viii be allowed to be
removed until the exktbit4on is closed The exhhi-
tioB viii be opened for visitors at O'Clock, and
closed al 8 o'clock. and opened again ali CLOCK
p M.
fssrtA- Compeiii ion Is open to ALL and all entre.
- BE- reauif-d To be made In The name OF the pre-
ducef or manufacturer.
Fifth When there is competition In cisss,
but one entry is made, ths Committee may award
premium. II meritoriops.
SfrfA--The Miscellaneous Committee will be author
lied to asafd premiums arteies not included II
/ the foregoing list.
S<rsstA-- Prize articles viii be designated by bads,
| Of blue ribbon.
EsgAA-Tbe Committee are required TO report them
| selves 10 the President At O'CLOCK r.. H. and tbs
Chairmansof each Awarding Committee will repor
| in writing 10 the Secretary by s.o'clook,
Exhibitors from the neigheofpc towns will be ent
tanned BY members OF the society curiDg ihef stay
| Discussion on Fruit Culture ia the evening.
| All enquiries eoDcerains the exhibition w&il b
/ promptly answered by the Secretary.
| x. II. .wICKERSHAN,
l G. y. DAVIS,
| H. wEYANU,
A. BRIDsEMAy,
| CHAS. HUBBEL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

CLANS E-PAATRT AND kITcHEs sToGEs.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Committee co Misc slisn-s.as srtieie-: wra Thbsn
son, s. Z. Carey ana Geo Hilton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

JAS. T. DRssLow, Sac.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
PROM THE NoRrH.

On Wednesday riot broke out in Troy,
=. Y, three or four hundred men parad.
Ing the street aud declaring tia, tie draft
should not take place. They stoned and
gu.ted the Times Office. DESTROYING all the
property within, and broke open the jail
and released all the prisoners.
The Petersburg EIPress giyes the foi.
lowing summary Ofthe news u The Herald
Of the 18TH:
Partial quiet has been restored in New
York, and an order from Washington iii.
reefs that the drafting shall proceed.
Ltrge bodies Of soldiers constantly patrol
the streets to keep down the snuulisring
dlsqnlet
Gen. Wool has been removed from The
command Of tie U. States forces in tie CITY
Department, and Gen. Dix take, Command.
Gen. Foster takes Gen. Ds's place II
Fortress Monroe.
brig Gen. Harvey Brown has been re
tired from service, and i succeeded by
Gen. Banby, 10 command Of the forces 10
the city and harbor Of New Ynrk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

GaSTLIcn-0ur State Judges have decid-
ed that persons who have put in substitutes
for the war are not liable to enrolment.
but the Conscript Bureau has decided
otherwise. Who now will give way, the
State or the Government: 'Fhe following
will interest those who have put in subslI-
tutes RGisigh Prog,,:l.
Lieut.. Col. G. w. Lay. Acting Chief Of
the Bureau Of CONSUMPTION. has receatly
issued the following circular in Response TO
numerous applications for information:
/. Under the recent call Of the pfesi.
dent, extending the Conscript age, all sub.
situations have ceased 10 be valid If the
substitute be less than As wears old and is
not otherwise exempt BY law.
2. Membership, whether as officer or
private, of local organi1aticnstor bone lie.
fence or special service. coniers ~ claim
10 exemption from Confederate service !;
nrithra ,O-. service VI The militia. GhIs~-
m cuse of officers actaily IL commission
seta have duly qualified.
5. Hereafter any one furnishing .at-
stitute. wiiibecJme liable 10 hIs own per.
son whenever the service, 81 tie substitute
are lost TO The Goyernmen, from any cause
other than the casualties of war.
I. Applications Tor exemption on any
ground whatever, must first be addressed
TO the local enrolling eGicer. who. il lie has
net power 10 act, " !, in doubt, will refer
them 70 The higher authority with report Of
the facts. All such addresses direct to
higher authority wilinecessariiY aud inra.
riabIy be referred back for loeal examlna.
ton and report; and the Applicant will
thus have uselessly lest time and ptolohg.
ed suspense.
Appeals sgains, adverse decisions bv To-.
cal officers, will be forvarde5 by them for
hearing when any plausible ground Of ap.
peal is set forth.
s. Commandants Of eonscripts will gisr
this notice extensive circulation 10 tl,t To-.
cal press Of theft respective States
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

forces under Sanders, i'm their recent raid
in Tennessee. and ordering all such parol-
ed officers and soldiers to reportimmediate.
ly to their respective regiments for duty,
Abiding to this order the Register says
Il is. well known that the Yankee Go
yernmo lent has never recognized the paroles
given by Morgan to prisoners taken by him
in his Kentucky and Tennessee raids, and
more recently as we are advised from Off
cial sources, the Yankee Generals,ln Ken
lucky have disregarded the paroles .gisen
by our officers, in cases where we held 20.
.itions that might have enabled US to secure
The prisoners. According to the usages. oil
civilized warfare. paroles on The battle
field are not binding. because the prisoners
captured, before they are removed to place
of security. are at any moment likely 10 be
recaptured. Much more is this the case
in a mere raid. where il would be almost
impossible for the raiders to carry Oft M.
soners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

TnE PeoPlE's fAcroRY.-Wt call auen-
ton 10 the advertisement Of Simpson s.
Hooker. HiilsborousA. These gentlemen
are manufacturing the flying shuttle and
old fashioned Looms, Spinning Wheels
Bedsteads, &c. Also shoelasis and pegs.
They have also Foundry il operation
which furnishes castings 81 various kinds.
Citizen, II The State vomiting awning in
their line will find Nsssrs. Simpson 4
Hooker clever and accommodating gentle.
men. Rgbisi lsgses
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

Tankts Raiders Paroles moi Recognised.
Gen. Bucknrr has issued az order in.
nouncing that the Government az Richmond
does not recognize Tie paroles given 70 of!
iicers and soldiers captured by Che Yaake,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

Arch Bishop Hughes addressed 5000 OF
his friends on the nth. begging them to be
quiet, and not to resist the enforcement of
the laws.
Riots Of greater or less magnitude are
reported in various places in New Eng.
land, New. York and New Jersey. 10 ma.
ny places The draft has been, suspended.
Valiandgham is at the Clifford House,
on the Canada side Of Niagara Falls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

A VILLAGE ~ MOURNING The following
casualties are reported IN the battle ii Get.
iysburg 10 the companies from the village
u Chapel Hill:
Kilsd.-Msj. Joseph Hubbard Saunders.
SD Regt. Lieut.. John Henderson Nc.
Dsde. James Wesley Williams, Nathaniel
Brooks Lenny, llih Regt. Eieut. Nor.
VOID Miesie. 37th Regt. Sergeant vii.
liam WhitteJ. Corporal William spencer
Durham end william sugg, (repOrtsd.)
Capt. Elijah brsbam Morrow, of the 2s;h
kegt. is wounded aid prisoner; Capt.
rieictsf ffeeland vss seriously wounded
oy shell, and Lies Lewis Battle wound.
81 ard prisoner.
How many taofe 81 the gallant boys from
Chapel Hill we're killed and wounded in
4his terrible bAltleis no, known, but enough
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
Fire I'm FAYETTEVILLE

Eire In Fayetteville "A FIRE broke pci n
ia Fssisry aud Machine Shop Of Mr.. NJ. A. Baker,
IN Fayetteville, On Monday nsb,fhe Goth instant a,
about hall past twelve o'clock II had made such pro.
gress when sis discovered that ali hope Of srre.,lpe
it wasssin, and ihe large wooden building with near.
y all It's contents were destroyed. NJ. Bakers los.
very heavy, and the los 10 ID, community Of .ssh
an establishment .. this tin~ j, sLso s.soa..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

GES. PEErcREw.-A Martinsburg COR
respondent of the Richmond Dispat N gives
the following accsuat o, the death Of Gen.
Petligrew::
The army finished the passage Of tho
riyn ABOUT IL o'clock Tuesday night.
Ewsll's corps iorLed Al the upper ford
absse Williamsport: the corps Vt Gens.
Hill and Lonsstreet crossed IN p"ntoon
bridges absul five miles below Williams.
port. WHICH has been built tc.Teplace shose
destroyed BY the enemY's caYslry the week
preceding at the same place. Just ssfofe
the rear guard len the opposite bank an af-
fair eceurred which lost IL the Coniedera-
cy enc Of its ablest and NEST gallant 9th.
eers-General Pettigrew, VI Nntta Careli
ma. A. bsdy Of the enemy's cavalry. no.
ssr,ng around cur rear, and psfcesins his
brigade net in line, dashed boldly ~ among
them. aoping 10 create ] panic. Our msn
turnea'quickly upsn them, scattering them
like chat before the wind. killing. wound
ing, and capturing nearly al. The prI.
sonsrs passes through here to-day en- route
to Richmond. Gen. Pet,igFew received .
mortal wound in the onset. lbs Adjutant
Gensral was alss morially wounded IN the
same affair, and disd.hsrs tins morning."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

DxrERMtSATIoN OF NAPOLEON TO Rsooo.
slzg Tng CoNRsDERArEs.-vienna, Jul, 2.
= me General CorsespOades says:
A Communication has been received from
Paris, which asserts IN The most positive
terms thai The Emperor o. The French hQsir.
.repocably determined upon The recognition 81
the Southen GOnfederaey q .7meriea, Be-
fore carrying qua the resolution. however.
the French Cabinet will again Invite the
Northern States TO agree to an armlss'ce,
but the invitation will be couched. IN -
decisive FORM. that the Washington Cab.
nesmust either accept aF reject y. 10 The
former case. lie recognition o. he indie.
pendence Of tile South will Al once follo~ !.
epen wahom NE cooperation Of Eagiani'
Napoleon I'LL still hopes, however. tl,at
despite the explanation already given IN
Parliament, the British Government may
vet be induced TO give support TO France.
4, least as lar a. an armistIce Is concerned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

village of mourning. Raleigh Progress.
The w. g. w. RoAp--NEGRo AND YAM
KEE PR,soNERs.-Erayel has been resumed
on the Wilmington and Weldon Road.
We are indebted to asentleman ofthls CT
ty for the use Of the following dispatch:
Goldsborough. July 2A-Passengers now
cross Tar River ia boats. which causes We
ry little detenton.
One hundred and sixty negroes with
twelve Yankee prisoners. capt0red by our
forces, arrived here this morning from
Kinstun. Progress Of Saturday.
tbs Two ARarEs.--The Eran,iner of
Saturday says,
Rumsr,. with some air Of probability
about it, Yesterday located the headqpar.
tiers Of Gen. Lee in the vicinity OF Cor
louisville, with the different corps within
communicating and supporting distance.
Portions Of Meade's army, cavalry andin-
fantry. without pressing closely were. by
The same report. located at SperyyAle, Rap
pahanaock county. stretching TO Centre
vile and other points eastward. Their
presence in some force in Rappahannuck
is sustained BY the fact that numbes oil
prisoners captured at Flint Hill reached
here Yesterday. Beyond this. nothing OF
The, status OF the two armies was known
here yesterday. outside Of Official circles.
The BLACK FLAG UP.-n seems that the
back flag is up at last, and that hencelor-
ward there is 10 be no ggsFter given. on
either side. The Richmond Seniinsl says !:
The news frDm Fortress Monroe, 70. the
effect that the enemy intend 70 murder two
Of our officers, in retaliation for those
whom ws have set apart as a retrlbutlol
for the murder of two. captives taken il
Kentucky, viii impress the most gidd,
with the seriousness which affairs have as
sumed. President Davis has shown a. 70 r
bearance which has caused many who wer,
incapable Of approaching it-seeiag tina
they keep themselves very carefully out o
harms way-to charge him with weakness
lie very properly used every means L
avert the bloody front which the war i
now to wear. The fault is upon the enc
my. Every drop Of. blood now to be shes
on both sides is a crime Of Lincoln. U
course. the intended sacrifice OF our cap
tive officers at Fortress Monroe Will b
sternly retalisted. That is TO say, prise
ners on both sides are hsnceforth ~ be 40
10 death The Black Flag is up a, last
!, Lincoln has raised il, let fends rejoice!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29

is known to justf, US in denominating tia
village of mourning. Raleigh Progress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
Vieksburg.

he
TIE other day, the Yankees we're hnrrahmg ever Tue
reported evacuation of vicbsburg. To-day, we have
tdpg. that the batteries there have sent archer OIL
their pirate feet to the bottom of the Mississippi ana SO
belabored sdll another that we may conclude 1t
wi attempt nothing more, for some time TO come man
to keep out of our hands Vicksbug is a-hArd nut LOT
the Yankees to crack sey sent down the Queen OF the
IVES, aud we captured her-the Indiantl, and We cap
ture herr ard nov two Others one of when SUNK ana
the other crippled They attempted to land ana carr!
the Ice by assault some three months ago, ana were
,hughtered like Sheep they then attempted an immense
eoar through YazoO Pass get in the rear but wee
checked IN at Fort PembertOn bya blow tpAt SEM
them Keeling back Nor were they more succession ~
the effort to come up from beoY, and Over"helm Tue
brave little city by the tremendous weight of c0moln
ed attack Faryaguts feet was put hors d' eomosi ana
Ranks braves conteuted themselves with taking iook
At tie deences Of Port Hudson, and then getting away
as fast and as far as possible. 1t is now nearly year
ce on the fall of Mem Orleans, the Yankees declared
the Mississippi 10 be theirs, and open to trade; but 10
b dav no commercial vessel has passed over It's wa
er-and the time when this may ever be done, except
nv onr consent seems more remote than ever. AHo
What makes it every day Serious matter to them
is tie growing probability that if the Northwest cannot
command the use of the river by force, it will be glad
10 secure it as conccs ion-the condition Of Withdraw
inc from, the war. All honor then, y VicksburS and
brave defenders fer the important part they are per
C,ruiop
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
The Polish Revolution.


John Van Buren,, The Prpce OF political harlequns III
late speech in New York. rjO;ced over the revolution
in Poland because it ~oud divert the attention OF Euro
pean governments from affairs this side Of the Allan
tic and especially, would give the Emperor OF France
50 much to do at home that he would have no time to
intervene in the American Its noteworthy sign
o the times that e subjects of Lincoln cannot rejoice
over the effort OF long suffering and gallant race 10
Tree themselves from the letters Of usupng Despots on
any other than the ignOble account, that they Che sub
iect; Of Lncon) may reap some incidental advantage
srom IT, HAD this Polish revolution occurred three years
ago slI Yankeedom would have gone crazy in their az
nration for the noble rebes"-whe curses mountain
high would have been heaped upon Russia. Now they
cauno. anathematze Russia without calling down impre
cations on themselves applaud the intrepid and
liberty loving Poles without giving aid and comfort to
the Southern rebels"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27

F.,nIri. CALAxIrr IN IFALT.-Tne town of Locar-
no il Que of those pretty little half Italian
hSf Swiss towns which line the northwest shores oil
the Lago Maggiore-Tne church. with its dome tower,
ing over The other buildings its coored marbles and
lis quaint old frescoes by Luin Is the one sight OF the
little City, On Sunday, The 9th January there was pre-
-ent in that church congregation, composed, as Is
usually the case in this port of Europe, almost enrei
Of women The men longing about the piazza pointed =
ont 10 one another the enormous Quantity ofsnoW which
bs fallen during the last six days and in an al
most mbroken. column. Suddenly there was dead,
heavy fall. Evidently they said, "ano'her distant
ayaIauche !" and then scream and murmur oil grea.
borru which spread through the quiet streets All
rushed to the spot and found scene horrible past all
conception The dome which covered the BODY oil the
churc had never been cleared Of the constantly falling
snow, aud the immense weight accumulated was TOO
great Tor the strength of the worn out building Inc
Whole dome gave way and fell on the coLgregauon,
then kneeling in prayer. ln that position nity-tree
female corpses were found alter the rufus hau been
cleared by the inhabitants. Que, bride OF twenty
years of age named Bono alone and
carried 10 her home With some hopes OF her recovery
out she had broken one arm and both legs. one OLD
man alone persisted among the fifty three women who
fell victims in this awful ruln.--Caristian World
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27

An ALABAMA FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.-lhe Columbia
(Tena.) correspondent Of the savaPnah Republican, at
tached to Van Dorp's cavalry, pays the following con-
piment to one Of our noble Southern nniseriuga Gel
who has been lowering around AID relieving te suffer-
iucs of our sick and wounded soldiers at Iaaa, &C.
awhile speaking Of Southern institutions lndS5u'aorl
Ladies' must oAit pirdJn for the sEosSasl g'c, 7h
having tailed ere this chronicle the actoro cA'V orr
most - sacrificing Southern dau sh,cS. Thsi- Ui-a H
ne F,ser Of Florence Ala. Nheui; si,ayu,!.Ga. o.
bloody struggle, resulting 5isa7lruus} H. aoG'u, arms
had taken pace-t COfntL, AMI that lie C,nied,.lte
sruW had been cor PEELED to Iere, ;edstUg bel u and
Iscerated thousands to the me,c,es ARD oil DE
enemy tall was thrown over he cOa.try ttuuss.
we're paraSz viii pale ac,ditaT No; one u ~, s
Miss Hattie then safely elseouce in h.i lcar,I be
home at Florence, ard secure from al HShsef hS--
eging together, i. few hours uIpe, ba'as's ir' lt
mtucsi supplies auG articles ~ comfort ioo-inh
suf rIrg-scSTceiy carLig Tor her OgG-W ctg app rel
she rcsol3sly sec for the st tiuua 1sr AL
excrucialing Suffering Reachug !uaa size 10 I'D t-It
hospital COR The wounded S6u,trols Lad been e5i-b
isie there aud procuring Gaaily a boarding hcus,i
she at ouce made Ter appearances AZ the "Js9ia, Ia
dered her services Iu;e, Spent tie lc 8 ioag teary
hours Of the sumner days among ihe n'z'nd ~
wuunded soldiers FAR away from tie care 80, aid
ome tending ~ tSel. every want aGd rarc anu eyi-
lting the suilerugs and uGls NJ che naI I"efe 's5e
t;bs. present who mechanically Attended aud NU!cd
Hattie wa+not one of these. She proved Sfsesi nl--
iserng angel through those fous, tryics dy aud fe-
some night watches, andbrougi home lo'e ob'nr Ia
conviction thstthey lad ind 81 anon CITIZEN f0"e@
Nightingale by her constant presence agaye osglti-
ing hope and comfort, many pOor icOw haj reeo CO.
uons OF the loved ones at uOne brougI, 10 his mh"i
and formed resolve ,hst ne Oo4i lire 70, thcn auo,
buoyed up tlroegh her gente iLaeaee lie has .ali ed
hope and strength and iinaly health, fo itee long
months this mniseTing angel absented hee iCon her
home of comfort andluxuisnt ease, aad dwelt among
strangers TO afford her aid those poOc fellows Jar
away from the scenes of their nativity and adoption,
lying bleeding aud manged in the hos pitfalls Of the enc
Oy. Let the land re.echo with The praises of chs no
BILE pattern of Southern woman letevery soldier bless
her who has aided aud watched, hour after hour day
after day week alter week, aye, aOnth after month by
tie side Of his suffering comrades IN arms, and etih mi
and blessings, in the shape of prayers, be oetet up
from the lips of abe mothers, wives, swcshears !'Id
sisters OF our dluntess Southern soldiers fr ier ben
eiAetrsss and mnlsIerinS Ongs--Aiss Hattie Foster
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
- Yankea Conrt

Among TIE Court items that reach Us from the new
EnPire OF Lincondon. is the aRnouncement that the
Prime Minister sward has entertained, At State din
ner the swestseented andsooty Embassador lately ar
rived from Hsyh 40 bod viii think any the less Of
seward for his bu: many viii wonder that the impssia
Ebo vas not mOie choice in bis company, and more
,f his fspatsdon Willie Seward was a-peds.
gos-s, George De L sid 70 have induageds much
lrore lailSr Intimacy bah his with one Of the sable
E.sv--0i sls-0t1ss ssL ~ ggsfi5aI "Oa--Whsu a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
FlaAaC.AL laD UUMluAhel.L.
TnURsDAY, March rs, is

THURSDAY, March rs, 1868,
Thesuggestion has been made that Congress should
Tax In The banks to CO opel the owar'
70 raLsr tne surplus To the Treasury ana dePesas
AZ II his can be effected by tax, Otherwise tie
banks vi he eleved II the uon Of The difficulty which 70"
i5 Niz the conluel reception depssite c nots
witch Will cease 10 be fldabeOn ,hctO Ausltt next The
advantage 20 Tile GoYetnncu, vouI b, hs wd avail from c
4.on Il large amounts Of Treasury notes and the use At
m der.e rate Of ners Of tho call loans thus dpcsed 1t the
rre,,u-y Tie SIG esion is worthy tie confederation VI Con
gress
At Messrs Tardy Williams aacton sale, to-day
the ioilONlug prizes we're obtained;
sus r In hhds 81 I5 in bb II III IN bags 81 esq bH for
common 10 PRIME ~ SO 30 per ssli &c 2J(I2Sc
prossns $l u; tweet a. COOS 20 ecf va tky
81 T ~ apple brauy S7G3 good tea 80 hO1lO bOi To-
6lcco comm A. 81 I2i Az goa $l" tmOkiuR B.esa $50
Al as coffee 81 81 pepper IS; rOla IS O psAas