davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-01-22
FROM THE CUMBERLAND.
The Corrected Figures OF Murfrees.
bQFo.

Especial DIspstch to the Chicago TribuneJ
CAIRO. Janua17 20, 1868.
There is not much news from the Cumber-
land. 1t Is reported that twelve transports
arc now waiting there for convoy, loaded
with stores, &c,
The people in that vicinity say the rebels are
in too much force to hare Rosecrans perfectly
safe.
The steamboat s1ide11, mentioned By some
correspondents as being captured on the cuFn'
berland BY the Confederates, waa no gunboat
ut all, but transport. Navy men know o.
no gunboat Of that name.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. a1.-At the late battle
near Murfreesboro, the Federal loss was ], ~:
killed, 6,874 wounded, and 1900 prisoners.
The rebel cavalry hare left Harpeth's shoal
for franklin.
, 1863-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. aL-No trains will ar
rive Or depart to: might, soutbward. It's IN;
stooi tlat the Interruption Is caused BY the
Snsnuelnna being blockaded BY Ice
, 1863-01-22
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, JANUARY y, 1868.

steomcr John J. Roe Gen. Churchill Is NJ
tiyc of Louisville, but resident Of st. Louis
80. BE was in the fyf at Wilson's Greek,
and later at Springfield. His command waa
badly cut up. It has since been changed to
, 1863-01-22
TIE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Arrival of our Wounded from
. Arkansas Post.
LIST OF DEATHS In HOSPITAL
THE FRUITS OF OUR LATE
:. VICTORY.
4,720 Prisoners to Arrive atCairo.
Our Lossin Killedand Wounded 600

GEpccA1 Dispatch to the Chicago I1lpune.1
MEArn1a, Jan. 49, via CAIRO. jan II, 1863.
Mound City, Arkansas, short dlstanee
north Of Memphis, was burned day before
yesterday by detachment Of Federal troops
It has long been the resort ofguerilfas. Only
two houses were left standing. Marine, the
county seat Of Crittenden county, Arh., -
now the rebel headquarters q squad u
Confederate cavalry and conieaefate pf'so-
ners, who are here from Arkansas Fost, sas
that the enemy's casualties IN INC ta.e nsnt'
was forty killed and loo "oanoeo' 1ne c0"-
fedcrate force was mne fegn'eh'e.
Especial Dispatch to the chicago 1s'nahs.i 81.
~ ...,tss ~ ,.anndoa ~
The steamer Dle Nelnon' WIZ 80 "ose ~,
rebel prisoners anu " nu'lp.1 " oo1 - ~
daefs, also SICK AUG "ounaeu2 si1'e"
from Arkansas Post. J. II. Yeatman, Presl'
dcnt IF tbc Western Sanitary Commission,
ae1e VI 'As ...4.ort. rn~o =,
was ou board. The Union patients were In
,h,roo ~ Assistant Surgeon C. J. Dawson,
cual oA 07''"'
31st Iowa.
The seee1s numbered se'eu's s'1'' y ~ 'D'' s.
Of rebel surgeon.
1n1o'na'1on oiousns ~ ~ s'.,;rs
changes somewhat 1he accounts o1 oaf s1neo
and wounded at INC capture e1 asA'nsas 1oa,'
| the number OF tnese no" pe'n9 pl'eso 10 nt1
| as fC0 Otherwise, there arc no new features
eliclted' Inc oeao aeeu1'iuia'1o o'u~S '~1's
| 10 ,,a~o T,a amended LIST Of deceased SOL
'els nese AAs spfs psssss - s sn-cson ~ .nowson
NJ, -1s.s - ,,.-:o1 ~ 1o,oe5t Il ,1so statad :.
cA1ao, Jan. a1.-rho steamer Die Vernon
| :x,,a +h,e ,,orr;no xrith the sick from
, 1863-01-22

e~From the annual report Of the German
Society ut New York, just published We
learn that during the past year there arrived
In that city a oz4 German emigTants In Sol
Tcssels, being . dininutlon OF 1888 IN
comparison With the atriyals the preIious
year
, 1863-01-22

NEW YoRK, Jan. 21.-Acxican adYiccs to
rance By the French on Puehla.
, 1863-01-22

The New Governor ofDeinNaHe: ;.
Pa,1Anz1ru1A, jan: 21.-Gov. Cannon ~ Of
Delaware, was. inaugurated yesterday; yaa as
inaugural expresses ssropg Union and Eman .ans :
cipa{ion sentiments. and fsVor8 = vigorous
prosecution Of tho var. -
, 1863-01-22

The Expedition to lsccaplure
Galveston.
.:Nrw YonK, Jan a1. a letter from Key
wcst On the 12th. states that z, ,59o-1nen ac-
companied the Acet sent to recapture Ga1Tes-
TIM
, 1863-01-22

MATCHED BLACK HORSES
Ifl pair i've years old, yell broken for single Or
dnnbIe usc for sale bargain be secured py any
gentleman desiring stylish and reliable pair Of horses
for Drratc driving Inquire at 10 Lake BtEeet. nP'
s staife. or sddrcss Post OfAce Drawer Gcoi.
, 1863-01-22

TAKEN UP.-A White Cow,
l. about three years old. The owner can have her
by sCp1g,ng ut 10 Union street, oJ pa1.hS
, 1863-01-22

NJUFF LOST. A Mink Mutf
4l lost in tho vicinity Of Warrington SkatfnE Park,
January lssh 1853 The Under ri suitably rewarded
by leaving it ut Is Dearborn street. JAZZ Efa1t
, 1863-01-22
Assets, January 1T, 1858:
The Fruits Of the Phoenix

THO ErM1f8 OF the KR@U1x
Arc manifest in the following statement Of ftts ant
HeufrF showing the amount equalfzed To- public neno-
it, in the shape of losses paid IN tho south aaa Msst.
honorable Is well ID couuccaah!c. aud which should
suggest
, 1863-01-22

NTANTED-A situation by an
w English gi1l, IS Chamhet1nald. or to take care
ofchi1ircn Hest Of references given. Address. @ i
T"Ts{hNnH office. in-- Z3lESt
, 1863-01-22

"ANTED-A woman Cook, for
w a first c1a.a Rse4aurant. One that has had ex
pertcnce preferred to whom! permanent situation
guaranteed Apply Immediately at Is sontn Glas 9 =
rJr1E
, 1863-01-22

Tor SALE-Thc fixtures, with
n stock ofl!quore OF the place known as R1cde!.s
Garden, At Cottage G19ve aso sh:i5s tables ana n
lie garden, which Is neatly arranged. For German
understanding the business this Is good chance nm
Be- to!d ehssp. Apply On the pFenlss;. " CROWN
, 1863-01-22

IET0m
W1x1xsrox, N. C., Wednesday, Jan. II.
AL quiet here, Its believed that tho feet
, 1863-01-22

w ANTED-A gentleman Of some
" experience In n grocery. and generally wellin,
formed wfses to engage In CONC business that Wlil
ray lis board and wnsl1ng for three orfo4r months
Address ~ + e {. - Tribune pf1tces 1h1.Z.k9rH
, 1863-01-22

WANTED-By a young man, a
w situation as Cooch1aan. Driver or Porter. or
auv situation where lie could hare charge ct tean1
fine 10 "UORSHhIAS,'' Tribune office. Will receive
- nrnn,nf ,ttentInn1 lar zas5Et
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
We picked our horses
Too Fast . General:

The operations of the little army under
Gems. Blunt and Heron in Western Ar.
kansas, in December last-their marches
their battles, and their stupendous achieve.
ments, we're the wonder of the whole
country. We supposed that that at least
Was an army that would never disappoint
the country. But after these two Officers
had given Hindman the most tremendous
whipping at Prairie Grove-after, their
troops had marched from Fayetteville
across the Boston Mountains to Van Blu
rem. had captured that place, and, gazing
across the Arkansas River, had caught .
glimpse of the routed rebels flying as fast
as their legs could carry them toward
Arkadelptia-after Blunt and Heron had
captured steamboats,, transports and album
dant supplies, and found plenty of forage
after the way was open and clear to
Little Rock, and the complete occupation
of Arkansas-Gsn Sco6eld, who ranked
both Blunt and Heron, arrived on the
field, took command of the army, stopped
its progress, and planted it on the banks
ofthe Arkansas River 1t has not been
heard of since. Gen. Scofeld was sick
at st. Louis while the irrepressible Bsnt
was performing his exploits, We fear
the journey to Van Buren, brought him
down again. We fear he is sick-as some
imagine the country to be--of WByt
Point. Of that trouble Blunt was alto
gether free. Sco6eld, however, has sue.
eeeded y throwing away the fruits Of the
border fighters victories As the latter
performed such wonders while in com.
maIid, We do not see why he is not allow
ed to finish his work.-[New York
Almeo, x4tn. #@ tg#s&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

1T is said that Mrs. Lincoln has Con
tributed more than any lady in Washing
ton, from her private purse, to alleyia1s
the suferings Of the wounded soldiers in
the Washington hospitals.
WIN. Collins. who murdered his wife
with rusty hayonet, at Lennox, Nassa.
chqsettS aud tricd to do the same thinr
70 the officer who arrested him, has had
bus death penalty committed to imprison-
ment; The only remorse, as found in his
diaoolical statement after his arrest. MS
that "if he had murdered his wife's daueA-
ter also, he should be entirely confess. I,
Recently a western paymastsr, i full
Majors attire, was introduced 10 the
President at public reception, and said:
Being here. Mr.. Lincoln, / thought I'd
con ana pay my rrspects." "From
the complaints of the soldiers" respond
Cd the President, II guess that 10 about
all any Of you do pay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
stock Market

stock Market.
New York, Feb. 4.
stocks-Better at Board, but since lower,
Sterling Exchange- Unsettled. ITS.
Gold--Ciosed i56k.
U. 8 6's 81 Regd. Ssh; do coupons, s2k
8. IS 'sl Regd., 92a; do coupons, IS.
Us. SIS IA coupons, ss4.
Treasury 2 s-Io-~l0I}.
US. year certincate, "a
q. s. Demand Notes-l6<.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
Inv rELKeaAYs.i

II Now York Market.
New Vera. Rsss4.
Tlour-Markst shsds Arnss. saiss a. o1saoe7 10
for Extra State; ~ so0s7 Is r. h. o.
wheat-Aarket better, Sales u u sooel 81 for
Spring; u 5o1el aeS1or Milwaukee Club; u se0
81 ~ for Winter Red
corn-Asrket more active, shade arner. sales q
81 cents.
Oas-Firm. 67G72c
Pork-Firmer, Ola for Mess Gil s01oI3 50 for
Prime.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer, - 1896 %.
Lard-Firmer. 100. to lie.
Whisky--Firmer. 60,A6l
Groceries--Quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

The Dictator. new Hudson river
,.s.noos' now building at New York, 70
= ooIpieted early in the summer, viii
- .e largest river steamboat aAoat. con-
tanning $50 state-rooms, and With !. -.
sernsl length Of 400 feet. She i 70 5,
nnisned In the finest style, and TO take
~ place Of the New World betwesn All.
bany and New York.-[Chic. journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
sOLDIEKx' POETRY.
Explsits OF the 3otA Iowa.

TpNE:-- Rio 0raadc."
l..
We chased the rough gucrrilias
Through cane md rain that day
and they fell beneath the sBbres Of the 30 Ioa
Then faint with wounds and parched with thirst
We pitched our tents that day a~i
And II was on the muddy banks Of
the Mississippi whar We lay.
We picked our horaes
Placed sentries east and west
And wIApt in our over coats
Like soldier took our rest
Some dreamed OF home some ecu Id not sleep
And the m Don shone coide and gray
Above us CD the muddy hills OF
Helena whars We lay.
A rustic In the Cane brakes
shadow on the grass
10 that u friend Oh sen final
That you would let him pass
Then The sharp crack Of the rife broke
On tho air ana died away
And another enc Of the Iowa boys
Ia taken from Helena whaYe We lay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
COMMERCIAL.
DAly GATE CRY OpvIcs, !
EKoxrK Feb. 3. T3.

uAlLy GATE CRY OprIck,
EEoxrx Feb. 3. Na.
There /. very little produce coming In At present
and conssqu entity lisus doing in sAst department Of
trade, and fs~ changes In prices.
FLoUR-supsraAse ~ 80; sprins whsats xsra ~
| 90, Fall WhsatExtra % 50.
BUcHWHEAT FLouR--ee7s0e3 90 ? 100 -
CORN MkAL-ssO1ec xi0e -,
BRAN ANDsHORrs-soto ooe , looAs.
SHIP sTUTF--Ssc.
C0RN-9Oaascx bush.
3ARLRY--os 70 S0c.
WHEAT--Fali 81 oo; Spring sO8sse y In.
RYE-SO932ic
OATS-2sc to 30
| roTAT0ES-s0c. Retail Toe.
l. SUGAR New Orleans Tntr Ieej prime kk
choice l3ti clarified 49, crushed and po~drred '6a.
Observation-Disclosures . IS; sagafhossese lss5;
Golden syrup o0sSc--very scarce; Sorgum so0a5e.
COFFEE-Rio a38ae; Java IS; Lasuyra sS0A
RlCE-si&sic.
soAP-Psim To, Family Sae, German &c.
CANDLEs-starl7t SteArtne IL, houldH ID.
TALLoW-skc.
LARD-7tosc. {
BUTTER-Common l0ziic; Choice IAN 70 ise J
retail I7a02Oc.
PRoVIsIoNS--Shouldsrs, Hams sides no sals.
Sugar Cured Hams. 81 70 o., retail To-.
LEATHKR-Soie :, ]: HarnessseD40.
HIDEs-Prime dry Isle, grubby half price green
tci green sheep pelts loc0l IS; green hog skiss
i5c.
HAY-Timothy, sio0l %. baisd Gil seosiaa;
Prairie ~ COOS %.
skEDs-Timoihy 81 90 to 70: Flax Seed - 10
cI60, good demand
ONIoER-si SO.
EGGE--6 70 &c. sa4
WHITk BkANS-l Is 70 u 90.
fKATHKRG-3o236.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 7s0e3 ooV bushsi.-
Dried PssAAss sa0oosa2s. RaisiAs 4SsOos IS. il
GREEN APPLEs--s0 to % ? bush.
CHEkSE--Western Reserve An Denmak II 10 lsc
BEEF CArTLE-lt0segross.
SHkEP--o4 oo0A 50 Asad.
SALT-G.A - Is sack Kanav Ia o. 30 ? bar
rel; Lake % q.
FISH-Macksrel N Il elASoOl3 , Dbl. mo .eoiI
ools, No.S osOol0. White Fish, Mol o4so. qs
half Dbl. CodFtsbs01 =.
OILS-Coai OIL - to zoe; retail -. Linseed OIL.
z SO 10 81 60 Lard OIL, soc to u.
BEKswAX-3Oc. - - - - :
PAT HoGs-e3 rs 10 % ~ nett. ~ "a
RAGS-Wooieni;C ot,on3c,
A oLDtRoN-ie y ,. Brass Zoe , D. Copper
iakc y b.
E1eHAHsE.-on New YORK u percent. bankab,s
funds; Phiiadsipha, Bostons Chissse aad uinsin-
natl kper cent. St. Louis e pea sent. Gold - to
IS per cent. buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

sA- The following war poetry is cut
from the St. Louis Democrat, and - it
gives in original spelling measure and
rhyme some Of the exploits of the, gallant
sOth It is worth publishing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
HEA per ARrHns 1lsT AIssorn, REaIMKsT,f
UrfUN CRY, JAN. IL. lee3.

H8ADorART211 zkST A1ssounI kEuIhkrT,f
UHOH Orr, Jxx. IL. ise3.
All enlissed men bsleaginE TO The aist Rsgisent
Missouri Volunteers hereby ordered 70 Join the
Regiment immsd iatsiy, - they win be reported ~
deserters and treated ac,osdingiy.
The commanding oiecr Of this Regiment regrets ths,
there little interest maniessed blythe military sod
ciirens home in permitting these ccwardy desertsrs
to rsmstn sssougst thsn aanolestsd knovtnS Is they
do TIE sosenn allegiance they their country n this
hour Of her gfsAtest psril. Move Heaven and earth
and send every skuiker back to his eoiors.
By order Of ID. MOORE, Cotonei,
janl6-d Commandingz, Unto City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
THE GATE CITY.
For the Gate City.
G III A N g e.

H A N g e.
sY vsRMsAp.
How derelcs We mortais are
In things we ought to do.
Strange though 1t SCENE, the house OF prayer
Comes In for sights not few.
nsed to love the means OF grace
in days gone BY, when ttmes were good
And Off would 30 70 pray and prAise
4 "Amid the gathered mulsi,ude.'
How pleasant the old BELLS ding dongs
Calling as TO the house u Cod
! To sing our fAther's holy songs
And travel In the ways they irod.
Hard money then used " have
And when the bags went round,
Tho merry Jingle thai gave
Was quite pleasant sound.
Five cents would just 70 tinkling in,
A dime allttie louder,
quarter spiattered round the tin,
A Half wss quite crowder.
,sinee then I've sadly strsyed away
From my accustomed seat,
Until resolved 70 60 to-day
And have good old treat
Around we're many faces strange
with some once had known,
How easy twas 70 mari the change
ALL OLDER, and SOME TALLER, grown.
But the essential parts were there
However changed the throng
The good old fashioned, stirring, prayer,
The happy, buoyant, song. -,.4s.-
The xEAxssT change was Ia The 'schange"
Such shabby paper jaRs,
How I missed the snvers Jingle
As II dropped into the bags
FgBRtARy isT, 1853
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

Notice 10 shippers and Carriers.
BY order from the Treasury Depar tine ut, Ship
pers and Carriers required ship
menis Of Goods Sali, amounting 10 over tSs0 to
ps In the trst and second tr or counties the
solhsn border OF the State Of lows, to lie in the
Custom House Once Aa Ksokuk, lows, an oath pre-
scribsd BY the Treasury Department also to execute
bond, with approved sureties, that the goods therein
described shall not b. transported, sold used any
way, to give aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
mpethsers with those in rebellion against the Gov
eminent Of the United States
Blanks Gan b Obtained and instructions given 1t
The Surveyors Once.
JOHN STANNUS,
Surveyor Of the Pert.
Custom House ofkee. Keokuk, Ans g. s62-Aug26-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

BAtchel or,s HAIR Dye--.The Bsstin
the wSFIA.
WILLIAM A. BATCHkLOR'B celebrated Hair Dye
produoes soloenotte - distinguished from saturs
warranted not TO inju.s the hair In the least
the iii effects bad and inyisorates the hair
ih. GRKY, RID or RUSTY HAIR ins,aatiy tsrss
spisndid black or brown, leaving the AsirsofssaA
beautiful. Sold BY all druggists, 10.
The genuine issigned WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
~ sAs (ssS sidss u ssek ksx.
Faetory, No. 81 Rsrciay Street, New Ycsk. fIAee
~ Broadway and IsBond strestl fiss-Akwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05

The Contentious ana Experience of
Peer Young MAN.
gentleman having bsen cured q the results OF
early error Asd disease, WILL fren motives OF benevo-
ense send to those who request it, copy ofthc above
Interesting narrative, published BY himself This lii
lie book dessgue ~ warning and caution TO young
men and thcsc VII. suh.r frern Strvors trriLtTr,
Loss ot ia ~ hlA ~ "a Ia As. xe., SUP
plying sttLs 49, hs VI sell cure. Sinle
copies Will be nt under seal in plain envelope
without chs<geto any one who rcquessit BY address
sIhg the author,
lI CHAs. A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
dsc6-d3n GreenPoint, Long Island, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AN

IN SHIPPERS.
On eeAAAr ~ date N Powder will be allowed
xssssk without permission Of the undexaigned
nss any kind OF Arms whatever, Auaitions efWas
ithas also been ordered By the special Agent OF tn
rrUsssfy Department not 70 aov Goods or Groceries.
exespttn initsd Quantities Tor family use 90
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The objs0 b ~ kssp sspplis1 from tho rsbslsor
armed bands ofguerrillasin Northeast Missouri
JOHN GTANNU6. "a
Surveyor ofthe Port Of xsokuk.
Esokuk, Aug. M.loo0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-05
\ COUGH. COLD. or An IRKIrATrp rnRuAT

ifaiiowcd TO progress results In SERIOUS Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentinss incurabia.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TxoCHEs
reach directly the Affected parts and give almost In
sant relief. In BaoseHITs, AsrRnA A, and CATARna
they beneficial. The good effects resulting from
this OF the Trochss, and their extended use has
ssused them TO be sounssreiied- 10 sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the ss~si@s
Bropss BrsseAisi TyseAs which have yrsvsd their en-
eaey BY = test Of many pears PUBLIc SrxAKkRs and
Slnssas should the Troches. Military onsOen and
Hoidiers who over-tsx the voice and are exposed to
sudden changes, shoald have ihcm Sold every whore
Ut Is cents Per tsH - ian1l-d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-25

Person-, DtGiculty.-Hsnry Il. Pollard ap.
psared before the Mayor yesterday to answer
thu charss OF assaaiting Thos. McMahou in
the street. A large number Of witnesses wore
examined, the subatanea Of whose evidence
We append. On the 18th inst, an article
written by Mr. Pollard appeared in the E.cans.
tsef, rejecting severely on Mr.. McMahon, as
an employees in the Poet. Office Department. -
Mr. Mem. was TAINTED by his isilow- Gle rks
ance, ieniai ked TO them that the editor OF the
paper had siisek.imed any intention OF reflect:
ing upon him This stasen,eDs was rareated
to Er. Pollard by s8ms one, and or Monday
last MIR. 2. feeing Mr.. WsM. ia the street als-
preached hin, and said to him, II cdagesaiid
you have stated that tle azsieis in siis E1ane-
saes. was not Designed for yea MeM then
asked, Are you tne a1saor r. 2. lypised, II
ani," ana with .n. cath, added, Sit waa de-
signed for you aud no oIa eiss.'i With this a
scufia ersaed, both parties using theis canes
"a the ssisgay A.eAi q -EEv1-Td cane bac&nS u1s-
sheatEoa and Pollard rseeivei two piucsures
IN the left fore arm. Finding hnessf wound
ed Pollard s.srped back to draw his pistol,
seeing which Nom. retreasa& up this steps OF
tho Secession Clabroom, and ehortly there.
after Z. fired his pistol up fhs ateps, but With
ont doing any damage. Mem. was suffering
with rheumatism IN the hip ana muscles
OF the Leg at the time. He diseIaimed
any intention Of nging the sword on F., and
said he ;iai not wounded him dssigusdly. As
there wsr6 oshsr Witnesses TO examine, the
Mayor adjourned tho case tiIi to-day, aud held
both rartiss TO $3.50 bail for their appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-25

City Haa-S,me short time siuce = peti.
tion, from members Of the bar and olhske inter.
es'ed, wss prsaepted toshe City Council, askisg
Mayors Courtroom, TO enable thoae who Wsra
compelled to attend there 10 do 20 In some e0rt
OF comfort to themselves. Tne petition, We
uad.rsanl, was presented and referred 70
committee, since which time we have heard
acthing of it. 1t the members Of the Csuneil
could hs induced to attend the Mayors Court
for few mornings they would need noire-
ninaeF to ensure the improvement aaked foH.
Net Only ia the presiding Justios too 6losely
cooped behind his .oyeter box' to hear With
comfort the matters bsfore him, but the prison-
ers are completely stified BY being packed ~
gether IN q narrow compass, scarce large
enough for chicken.coop The lawysrs, TOO,
are iammed together like herrin9s In barrel.
pulling and blowing for want Of AIR, wisile,the
large space in rear of the bar is occupied by
id'ers and ltuugers, their feverish breaths M
ing the room with the faines Of onions and
bad whiskay. viii not the Council remsdy
these complaints without waiting lonaer2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-25

from one. the Wess Indies from the other.
Our dipiosatists, moreover, would have no in
thence or voica in tie Confedezacy, whether
they attempted to sofsen the reaehtnsHts which
ths war had left behind IL, to gain Iegiliaase
advantages in trade, t. dsFrseate aggressive
views or 70 improve tea siiusfion af the ne
gro.
Evils OF REUSiee
Tee oaly other seatinent which. in the
event OF o.hss nsasrala being prepared. might
indispese the country TO acknowledgment, is
lingering idea that the csuss OF frasacu IL
involved in the res. nI3B OF tfls Union. l. Is
cet therefore, 70 inquire for whose advantage
it wouid coma again into existence. We have
Eeen it would rot i,s for tia. Of Africa or Of
the negro. lt could not ba fos TIA. OF tbs ee-
eeder5, as the miser:es OF Nsw Orleans hass
explained, where that rule astiaan sssasiisaed
sndtis9 . ;errors have been feb which would
silea.aepiy 10 ali tue eiiisa OF the territysy.
VINO says tiisy ought rot I, perish rather than
submit to a yoke more bitter aai Gegra0ing
tiiam waa ever kaoH4t yes III Warsaw in
Venice Hat vveu;d isa be restored los the aa
vantage os the North +
r. is for deg,olisni t5sss tks people of Esps
North are pouring ons their blood, aud tar.
ushing their glory. Already it exists L. had
ito birth ia wa2, and j. Wond taha lis irnmor
taiity from coEqaast Then. would the Upion
be restored for ths advantages OF the W0rii
What country wouid be safe What country
would be t1es 2 Wcnid Poland Gain when the
ouiy friend ana patron of the Gar recovered
his original diEaeazions 81 f-et, indeed, The
necessity of Southern satrisotss oiipiit keep
tlsni in Teposs. Ea. ia q few ye.ars-and they
do not labor to conceal il from ls4 20 WaT
more Eapaci,s,a, mere uopsincipej, mere .e
roka,.t more 2; iiish and eucro:.chin., ySGuid
..r.Ge .ti4tl l..s ever es4ecu .Ae ous...y
muitiplied the fears. aud eonnromisad the gen
eral tranquility Of Enrope. Aud OF. this over,
growu, o., tlis Pocte1ton, form Of tyranny
aud esotism, mauy countries wouii depend
for tho material of thai importan. industry
q ni ch luQniahes at nreaant