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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-01
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GRAND Rapids Market.

OrFrCE OF THE "REPoRrER," }
Wednes Law, Dec. 81, lS62.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
porary renowp-but that win not enduo It with inlrnor

pornry renown-bpt that win not endlo II wih inuor
tally.
The audience on Friday night wss very large crowds
beset The standing places. Tho dress boxes boasted
their ladies' OF course all this vastly in favor Of TN
electrical performance The first get passed of without
emphasis. Tho second had Tho Jolly seoliiDg chorus
which was encored. The satanic solo Of Herr Weinch
was rot SUCCESS and was not spplauded. The waltz
and chorus passed OH well. In TIE love scene TGuft
NIerr Himmer) and Margaret Mad. FREDERICK re-
cciyed the best applause This lady especially would be
more and more q favorite she is frequently heard
The honogs Of the evening were given however to the
Soldiers Chorns whore the choral force Of the Aron
Society was thrown in tho scale and a military band
asst lance The vast circle Of tie Academy filled
with sound. and an encore demanded. With more
nelodious music the actors would have received more
applause bnt j, there was some vcLemently ex
pressed aud tie opera passed OF wen. Herr Anschotz
led splendidy. and gave regiousy every Doto OF the
work. II ought be repeated FOR the houS was mag
Iiieant.
We beg to reply to a corre.i0dent whose temper
toweyer puts him out Of tie circle OF notice. that We
cannot discuss second time seKeyident artistic
truths We may express and which ought " be oleaf
every one who is cassicaDy universtybred, WAC
knsws tho history Of AIT, the relations between Ian
guage and music and TIE italian language and Italian
music. As Mozart used italian words his music was
necessarily italian IN ts melodic phraang. Ills sci
Is abou. the equal Of great Italian contemporaries
though his genius greater We did not say he was
born IN Italy nor even in New.York tie alto Of tho
Hal bearing his name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

HINTS roa TIE RECRUITs.-A good soldier
needs health discipline courage, and high moral TONS
HIS food should DO well prepared and eaten at regular
intervals sudden change Of diet should be avoided
IL possible Liquors should not BIO used as beverages.
Tea is better thaa coffee pure water filtered or boiled
is the best drink Sponge the body two or three timeS
week with soap and water Battle the feet before AMI
after march In salt water; twill prevent soreness and
swelling. Avoid as much rs possible getting chilled
ard wet Never sit on tho damp ground Keep your
clothes whole. clean and dry. particularly your sockA
and wear the flannel armybe,t. Put In your knarsoOs
u few good books, extra army belt extra shirt and
socks q towel sponge, Lne comb. tooth and clothes
brushes, camp Knife. sewing materials stationery.
OF men die from sickness caused by ignorance or care'
essness than killed upon tho field Of battle. AL
WAYS cep cheerful and hope for the best whether sick
or well and whether crowned with present success or
not. lie apt and painstakng at every drill Keep by
you and study carefully brief manual Of tactics.
daily drill to enthusiasm. Discharge evaX duty With
your utmost ability for promptness and skill You are
good for nothing without courage Mem or rather an
apology for men. who budde together IKE sneer
are almost sure to be killed Look the enemy boldly 10
the feco DO not die before you are killed through feaI
OF death Tue bullet may not be that Is to hit You.
IL you live 10 return YOU will DO honored; II you fal
tits noble TO die for ones country Avoid the vices or
tho camp Az yon would poscnce, especially drinking.
pronne swearing Sabbsthbreakng, and ard-playng.
Never tale what is your nom the enemy.
Do not souander your money but send homo regularly
for the benefit Of yourself friends Have bpt little iR
your pockets particularly the field Of battle Obey
YOUR officers DO kind TO your fellow soldierA and ho,
name to all lie hero. courteous Christian soldtaA
"Prt your trust In God, and Keep your poWdG drys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
Gold Fields in Arizona.

Tie Es,rega de Oocidsrtc, of Ures, Mexico,
publishes ths following letter in relation to the newly.
discovered gold fields Of Arizona;
All the Information which have received on The newly
d,ooye,sd gold aed tcsies thai 1t 10 very ch This Geld 10
moth OF the the River Gs In Arizona on tho other
aide OF the RiYer Sssdo which euptes into the ella From
tho white houze which tho Americans have erected amid the
Pso, OF the River Gs he mine, thirty miles and
and nom thence another mio northward ity miies
In the rev field which nearest to Sonora there are about
200 vs-d ground each bank Of tho river Of which COM
n,uv Of Americans who the dcoverers have taken pos
session This company consisting Of rne persons sre obtain
ins about onehan drroJa rs poands) day All the Geld
which .nc,cles these possessions worked BY Mexcsns and
sbou, % es moro the north the new mne where the
native Americans AZ the land in the neis5ofhood OK
tie Rio sao within The possessions Of the Apaches Tontos
WHO are said be very well behaved toward the miners n
believed that gradually gold in the other mountains in the
village, 0. the Apaehss vii! be discovered Al the soa
coa.e grain. and most Of 10 found on tie surface The
Ma. f kui,s or bayouet the instruments generally
r.ei 10. removing he earth whiah cossss the gold
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
New York. March 96.

New York, March &c.
The Ariel arrived from Aspinwall 16,
with Sl58.56l in treasure.
Washington specials state the rebel
sympathisers ssy that the rebel Generals
are preparing 10 concentrate their whole
available fcrce in the rear Of Chattanooga,
where they will die in the lest ditch.
1t is stated the rebels are feeling the
outer lines Of the Army Of the Potomac.
indicating an attack upon our army.
Scouts report tho rebels are moving in
fantry in the direction of Cuipepper.
The President has decided to make the
first draft from States deficient in quo
tas.
Gen. Butler will soon have command
Adyices from Havana 18th and Vers
Cruz 4th, are received.
Puebla had not been taken, nor did
the French advance appear rapid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Fire, at Panama.
REBELS ADVANCING IN
KENTUCKY.
Eft. Monroe. March 25


-Four German families arrived this .. N
at Fl. Monroe from Richmond via York.
town. They report that the prevailing
opinion in Richmond is, thnt the rebels
will evacuate that city, and probably
most of Virginia.
Freedom of speech is much less res
tricted there than formerly.
They bring no news from Charleston,
but say the rebels were expecting an at
tack daily.
Provisions were exceedingly high in
Richmond.
The wages were correspondingly high
for mechanics.
They came of their own accord under
foreign protection.
An order has been issued from the reb-
ell Adj utant Generals Office, placing oil
officers who have or may resign, or may
withdraw from the rolls, and those who
are cashiered by court martial, back in
the ranks as privates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Especial to Herald

Murfreesboro, Tenn, March IS.
A deserter from Gen. Hardee's COM
mand. came into our lines yesterday. He
reports Van Dorm with two and General
Forrest with one brigade Of cavalry, at
Columbus Van Dorm was undetermined
whether to go to Mississippi or cross Duck
river. 1t appears to-day that be has
crossed.
Gen. Morgan has to-day been demon
strating on the right.
The wife OF Braxton Bragg died at Tul-
lahoma yesterday.
Gen. Bragg has been relieved of the
command. and Gen. Joe. johnson is now
chief at Tullahoma.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the cath has
the following:
Port Hudson, March 2l.-Reports of
the sinking Of the ship-pf- war Richmond
from injuries received on the S h, moth
ing definite being known The mortar
feet still occupies the old position below
out of range. Yesterday the enemy fred
at our transports with long range guns
without effect.
A large party landed from the trans
port and burned several residences.
Some activity has prevailed among the
enemy's transports for the past 2 days,
but there have been no indications Of
another attempt to pass the batteries.
Twenty deserters have arrived in the
last two days. and they are continually
coming in. They confirm the previous
reports of the demonstration of Banks
army. Our batteries sustained no injury
in the late engagement, and are ready at
any time to give the enemy a warm re-
ception.
r.. l,mberton, March rs.
Gen. Loring has whipped the enemy
back from this point, and they are now in
iuli retreat to Yaxoo Pass. '-
A despatch to the Appeal dated PIANO.
Ia, 10Th, says the federals engaged in the
raid on fernando have been defeated.
The old troops OF the enemy have been
replaced by new ones, land the old garri-
son taken to Memphis.
1t is reported the Memphis & Charles
ton Railroad, also the Mobile d 0. Rail-
road have been abandoned from Jackson
to Columbus.
Five hundred cavalry crossed the Cold
water 90 miles southeast of here and
moved toward Holly Springs.
\ The Appeal learns Of no new movement
ut Port Hudson. Gen. Banks had fallen
back TO his fortified camp and manifested
no disposition TO advance.
'Deserten coatinue to come in and re-
port disafection in their camps.
The fleet continues out Of sight, The
two vesssls,abovs have been slowly steam
ing up the river. They landed and cut
down few poles Of the telegraph.
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Cincinnati. March PC.

Cincinnati, March 26.
Gen. Burnside issued an order on as
Stunning command Of the Department Of
the Ohio. The order gives general salts.
faction.
Indiana is made . separate military de-
Partment under Gen. Darlington, who re.
ports 10 Burnside.
There was considerable skirmishinp
between our cavalry and the rebel force
south Of kentucky river yesterday. The
rebel advance is estimated at from 2, SOC
to 10000. Our troops are concentrating
rapidly.
The Commercials dispatch from Mem
phis states that Farragut's vessels recap.
,ured the lndianola without resistance, =
The rebels had worked on her, and she
was nearly ready for service. The Queen
Of the West is up Black river out oil
reach.
The Jackson Appeal of the 18th, says
Banks failed to make land attack. and
Farragut went in alone, and passed the
rebel batteries ct night under 1 terrific
cannonade. Thirty Of the Mississippi 3
officers and crew were cspfursd.
1t is rumored that Haiues' Bluff had
been danked BY the water Iouis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Louisville. March Q6

skirmishing reported near Camp Dick
Robinson, resulted thus far favorable to
the Federals. The forces are about equal,
the Federals under Gen. Carter, having
advantage of position. A general engage
ment is expected soon
John @. Breckenridge was at Tullabo-
ma on the Gath, consequently is not in
command of the invaders, near Danville.
There are no reports of a rebel advance
to-day.
The Frankfort train has not arrived
The cause of the delay is not known.
There are rumors Of the rebels being
IN several p,oxinate localities, but they
are not credited al head quarters, nor do
they appear to come from authentic sour
ces-but evidently with the design of OBJ
Grating against our troops in that section.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Buffalo March ~

~ bu1alo, March 26.
The meeting tonight in favor of sus.
tanning the Government WAS an unparnl
leled success.
Lieut.. James Hall was called upon dur.
ing the meeting.
Many were unable to gain admission.
ne resolutions were clear, outspoke en-
and tirm, and decidedly for the preserva.
non OF the Union and the prosecution Of
the Inc war until peace is concluded
IAey were adopted with thunders Of ap.
plause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
New York, March 26.

Tho steamship Etna from Liverpool
18th, Queenstown 12th arrived this
morning.
Political news unimportant.
The marriage of the Prince Of VALE,
and attendant rejoicing absorbed atten-
ton. The ceremonies came of at. Wind
sor on the 10th, with great pomp and
brilliancy. The Qusen occupied rather Z
post of observation but took no part -
The Royal Party went to Osborne for to
spend the honeymoon. The day was u
holiday throughout England, and public
rejoicings, illumina'ions, DC, we're on the
grandest seele.
1t is rnmored France contempIates re-.
newing negotiations in Mexico after the
capture Of Pnebla.
Mr.. Peabody gave . banquet to 200
English resid1nts in honor Of the Prince
of Wales wedding.
| Bourse lower-69a6O.
Polish news very contradictory. Many
alleged. engagements are pronousesd in
ventions. F#s n. Z
1t is rumored the Russians were de-
tested near Tarnowa. The Gar replied
to France that hs was unwilling to make
concession to the Poles until the insur-
rection is subdued.
Austria will enter into no engagement
with France or England, but will act &C.
c0rding to circumstances.
Prussia is concentrating troops on the
Polish frontier.
Garibaldi's son has gone to Poland.
The tenth 10th having bsen observed
as holiday in all London, markets in
the following intelligence refers only to
one days business.
| Liverpool, March l1th-A. M.-Cotton
firm; prices quoted one-eighth pence high.
| or: sales of today about 6,OOO bales. Il.
Guiding $50 for export and speculation
There has been no market since the de.
parture Of the Europa.
J, Breadrtafs. R. S. and others report
, -four Neglected; wheat moderate demand
at late rates; corn rather better, 90 and
Sd for prime mixed; pork dull; lard qui.
ct; sugar quiet.
London. evening Of Bread stuff;
slow 1t about former rates; all kinds d
grocersss inactive md unchanged.
Fl LAfsr. Queenstown, l2th.-Cotton
sales tor two days, 18, 900 bales, includ.
ing 5000 for spectators and exporters,
market closed fruaer; quotations unch hang.
Cd.
4 Breadstufis steady; corn upward tsnd.
ency; Provisions Ast; produce unchanged
and steedy.
i Loaden, 18th. -Consols closed 92aea1
for monsy.
American stocks--In. G. Al discount;
Eric +. r. Al. -
LArssr. -London, l9th.-Polish IL
fairs continue threatening. Larciewiss
has been proclaimed dictasor, aud hae i,
saed astirring manifesto calling the Poles
T. arms. a se8els'-Tf
.s4N-sssS i G4&.E@ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Washington. March &C

,,,, :, xUs
: While experimenting with fifty pound
er gup at the navy yard, to-day, it burst
ed. Thirteen persons composing the
gunner,s crew were present. but, with
the exception of the Chief Engineer. who
was slightly injured, all escaped unhurt.
A fragment weighing 800 pounds passed
through the root of the battery building.
Gen. Ullman has held for several lav.
protracted interview with the presi.
dent and Secretary of War. Ii isunder.
stood important movements are under
discussion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27

The Treasury Department is highly
gratifed with daily accounts received of
increased improvement in our national
finances.
Newspaper rumors and statements as
to what Sec. Chase will or will no. do up.
on the subject under the recent Congress
sionM ASTON are unauthorized.
No appointments of Provost Marshals,
under the enrolment law, have yet been
made. The provisions to such action hav .
first to be complied with. Great care
will be taken in making proper selections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Ne v York, March 26

A Ne " York, March 26.
Panama advices per the Ariel state an.
other fire had occurred there, destroying
all the huts near the railroad station.
Mosquera has pardoned all criminals.
but the Supreme Court refuses to ac-
knowledge his right to make such an am
nesty.
The French have been seizing Peruvi-
an vessels engaged in the emigration
trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27

The RunboAts Hartford and Mononga-
hala passed Warrenton shout 8 p. m, af-
ter heavy canDonsding Of an hour
They arrived safely, and are now anchor-
ed below this city at Sweden Point.
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says Gen. Lees
whereabouts remains . profound mystery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Boston, March 26.

Boston, March 26.
The Maine lie yislature adopted concur
rent resolutions endorsing Lincoln's proc
lanation, approving compensated emanc i.
patton and use Of negroes in tbe military
service, and opposing all suggestions Of
compromise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
9pefiul Notiffs.
DOsT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
ArfivaIs and Experimentation Malls
ns Kasssrs M.ii arrives sssP. NJ, and departs q
7A.M @A44#
The Western mall arrives at7P. n snd.deEartsa
sam - E&A
The Southern Mail auivsssa sP. NJ, and departs
at A. n. alE
The Northern Man arrives ii r NJ, and depart
n7A.M
The Painyra Man arrives al 0 A. n, and depart,
alta. ~. aa4az D4 r
The Charlsston and Salem Mall arrives at6 r. n.
and departs att An.
All mail matter designed 10 70 out In the morning
mails should be in the once by O'Clock the venlpI
preceding the departure Of the mails.
,. b. HOWELL, p. n.
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Washington March 96.

The Commissioner Of Interaal Revenue
u now prepared to issue promissory nots
stamps OF denominations less than I've
cents. In the meantime express and to-
sgraph stAnps may be used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
Concord. N. H.. March 25

The official vote for Member of Con.
gress, in the Est district, win not be de-
cided until May. 1t is believed Marcy is
elected by SO to rs majority. Eastman
ran behind the combined vote for Cover.
nor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
MIDNIGHT REPORT
Wheeling Va March Oh

Wheeling, Va, March "a.
II An election WIS held to-day for fatffy-
ing the 6rst amendment TO the Csnstitu-
ton of the new State of West Virginia.
This city gives l.875 for the amendment
and three against. The county viii vote
in like proportion. Returns from the
State show IN almost unanimous vote in
favor of the amendment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27
St. Louis. March 16

st. Louis, March 26.
"A gentleman direct from Fayetteville,
Ark says the Little Rock True Demo-
efat OF the 18th announces the arrival Of
zen. Free at that point. who would soon
take the field with HiAdman's army.
Ihe same gentleman says Gen. Cabell
10 collecting the scattered rebel forces
north Of the Arkansas river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27

Military NOgice.
HEADarAaTEhs, ALKxAEDRIA, Mo,
IS February Ylst- 1850. (
SPECIAL oRpAa No.2.
10 hereby ordered, In AccordAnee with Cenera
Order No. 3fTom District Headquarters, 9Th Miiisr,
District, that eli and amnaaston b. In nedassl,
reported to these Hsssquausn. Asy failure 10 ecn
ply with the foregoing III the arrest OF The u
fender, irrespective oipersons.
By order OF
cAPr. b. r. HAcKxEy. cand'g Post,
PERRy SAWYER. Act Adjs. lrskai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27

NeW IUFKJ MaFch 70.
The U. s. bark Hoyhen, from Pensa::
cola, reports ~ great number Of refugees
coming there.
A schooner, containing go men, women
and children. had arrived from the East
Pass. They report general want in that
section. The health Of our troops at Pen
sacola was good. The recent report that
our pickets were frequently shot BY the
enemy, is incorrect.
The bark Princeton, from Demarra, re-
ports on the 9th she saw large bark rig
ged steamer going into the harbor of
Gross Isle, st. Lucia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-27

ORIGINAL NOT

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the ~ N OF BY en- I bous aud y
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agAinst yeu and Jnd gnsens 1
for In eatd pstklion.
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II EGAL MOTTO
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TO Eiijsh ~. Graves /:
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the once OF the CteSl
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STATE OF IOWA.

Adjutsnt Generals once, IowK,p
Davenport, February 10, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A Wall, OF Lee reunty, 10 hereby appointes
special Abide Camp 10 The Governor. and will b
obeyed and respected accordingly.
Joha ". cieshsrs, Of Lee county VIM act Pos
ouartermaster At Keokuk, and will h,se the
charge 81 all arms, smnusifoa, AccouiFsmsnts, ant
other propert, belonging to the state u Ksokak.
The officers Of Co. A, Southern Border Brigade
VIII report To Lieut. Col WALL imnsdiateiy for fur
Their orders. ~
BY order of the Commander In Chief,
n. h. BAKER.
rcsso-dtf Adj 9vncfsi of Iowa.
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