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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18

~ Marshal FvAsick sssns 70 b,
setting upon our suegsstioas as Isa1G ha
has ovsrtaken quite . sunbss of sspro.
tec'sd .purps." He takes them whsfsv.
es hs 6Dds taen, and doss not svsa shou
mercy % thess Of The tssaIe psrsuasioa
We ere inclined 70 think that the Hdor.
days" will soon BE- over.
Aucrros!-This (Thsndsy morning .,
3 O'Clock will be sold Ens 10. Of second
hand faraisurc, consisting OF Brussel'.
and Ingram carpets. mattresses, bureaus
tables, chairs, stoves, s.,i IA short, every
thing belonging to the housekeeping de-.
partmsnt. at Howe's Il Tylsr's auctior
rooms, on Main, between End and Sd.
fTWe call attention to the advertis e.
ment Of change OF firm in the establish
ment of Lee 4 Higham.
Mr. Higham reiires from the concern,
and our very competent aud popular bust
ness friend. Jno. p. Evans. takes hi,
place. The new firm will enter upon
lively composition with elder and more
extensive establishmonts in the Fsmii,
Grocery line, aud We presume will us.
the proper appliances to secure success
BoooIEEss.--To say that we dislik,
bugs would scarcely express our seu,i
ments while penning this item, ~ the,
are literally swArnning around our head -
We Ell lo be considered good hand &
hins bees when we lived in the rursI dis.
tricts and with oil their sings we muct
prefer tham TO bugs. To be plain abou
the matter, VIC will say that We abomina Il
all kinds OF bugs, both large and small
PRoMorroNs.-Darin his recent visi
10 the srmy Gov. kirkwood promos,t
Clark II Weaver OF our city to the posi-
ton OF Colonel OF the 18th regiment. made
vacant b. the resignation Of Colonel Hi
lis.
8. n. Archer Of our city vas promoted
- the place Of Lisuteuant Colossl. sss
Capt. J. A. Walden has been made Maio
Of the regiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18

The nsersixp sd have them as toSe
under the osms and siyIe - LEB h EVANS for the
parp"ss of trunsaeting = general FAaILY ax.esav
business The psrtns rhpto date from nay 2Jsh 1884,
e JAMks A, LAE.
JOHN r. kvANs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18
r.. D..ssrasy .aA c.pr.rA.4a.,

rAs De.seracy asa CsppsrAsads,
Some person, protesting to be Dem.
ocrat, writes communication 10 u,
charging that we call I" the Democracy,
Copperhsads. &<
Is there no Democracy" but the sym
pathizng Fernando Wood. Vallasdigian
and Aahouy Democracy and their trail.
ous and cowsSdly followers Il there ns
!" Democracy" in The army /? Il y noto
rious that there are no yallaDdighamer,
or Aahoneyites, or next TO none, there.
Are Andy johnson, 10. Holt, Stanton,
Dix, Dickinson, Jo. Wright, Gov. Tod
John Brough, Gen. Rosecrans, 0sssnl
crocksr, and men Of that stripe. oatside
the pale Of Ds.ocracy3 10 the Democ
racy really confined 70 the csrpisg dana.
goysss who devote thsnseivss 70 mani p
sas1ang party nsstings IN the name el
Democracy, to obssruct the efforts Of ths
shsAG Gexsssmsst 70 put do~a the rebel.
lion, ssd 70 saasfsetare party esp;al %,
oftAe nisfortsnes Of their soassry.
Those are the class Of politicians whom
tvs dssigssts - Coppsrhsads. and ~e
have no faith in the loyalty Of patriotism
OF any man Who sssks 70 cover The
scoundrels With the mantle Of /" the Dem
ocracy." Bs = -
il is burning shame thAs sst Of mis-
srabic peace preachers and treason prop
agandist1 should have seized upon party
orgsnisatica which has hissoric fame in
the country. The Vsllsodiehamers have
no representative amongst our fighting
Genenls. and there is scarce CorporaI's .
guard OF their stripe engaged in defend
ing The flag Of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18

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Of ths sAna. should al~sys 6s DsrhsA q. O. Z. ard
as0uat aart ID on Pask ass o. hcx,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

Z. OvERTON, JR...................G. C. D. MoNTANYE.
nVERTON & MONTANYE, AITOR-
" NEYS AT TLAW-Ofice in Union Block, forme
yoccupied by JAS MACFARLANE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

Busfness GarDs.

THOMAS j. INGHAM, ATTORNE Y
i At LAIH, LAPORTE, Sullivan County Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
FACULTY :

The Collegiate year is divided into three terms Of Ii
weeks each The anniversary exercises will DC held at
The close of the Spring term.
No deduction Will be made for absence, except in case
Of protracted Illness of ever two weeks.
Instrumental Mrsic will not AS heretofore, be taught in
the InStituti0n but by special arTan%ementa class vii
taught nall adjoining the grodnds cithe Institute
by the Teacher OF Vocal Music.
This isarrangement has been adopted for the past term
and experience has proved 70 be emncny superior to
the plan pursued in former years. Special pains will bc
taken the greatest progress ot those wishing to
take lessons III this branch. Terms will be as heretofore
Tuition on Piano Forte. per term........... SI0 90
Use OF instrument on which TO take lessons.... 80
do FOR practice. W
PUPILS boarding the Hall will furnish their tow
els &C and the table silver their option. Iii dcsa
hIe that they also furnish their own bed and bedding
when it convenient but when otherwise, these will he
furnished nj a slight charge
Ii j. strongly recommended that students from abroad
should board III the Institution, better opportunities
tor advancement in study are thereby secured.
Normal Department. Special exercises arranged
without extra charge Tor those preparing themselves
Teachers of Common Schools. Prot. CIR. COBUiN the
able and well known Superintendent of Common Schools
in the county, has kindly consented to organize the Tea
chcT's class, and direct the course to he pursued.
lie will also be GHt to conduct Its exercises as often
practicable and will deliver frequent lectures on the
Theory and Practice of Teaching also other subjects
connected with Normal training.
Those persons therefore intending to engage in teach
ing for the winter viii find it greatly to their advantage
10 be present during the Fail term.
Prot. Coburns connection with the institution is not
such 5 10 in any way interfere with the discharge the
regular duties OF his Office.
80 pains will be spared, on the part OF the Faculty and
Trustees in sustaining the high Repatriation the mstiG
tpn has hitherto cniOyed. and in rendering it
hy o future patronage and support
JAMES McWILLIAM Principal.
March lS 1863.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-06
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Mallory ca ptaln OF that post, seized on " ed-
nesday about 800 coo worth of goods-boots,
shoes dry goods, hats, and 400 lbs bi-carbon-
ate soda These goods were in three wagons,
unloading at the store of merchant Of the
place. The owner of the goods and wagons
had permit of Coils. Eppa Hunton, Garnett,
and Gen. Stuart to bring Shoes hats, and 9TH
er things out Loudoun county, for the soldiers.
Capt. Mallory, being satisfied that these goods
came from Baltimore through Loudoun coun-
ty, and that they were brough ht to Charlottei-
vile Tor speculation, and not for the use OF the
soldiers, seized and holds them subject to the
order Of the Secretary Of War.
The wife of Gen VIM. B. Stands, grand
daughter of Ex. President Tyler died on the
23d ult
Col. St. George Tucker, long the clerk of the
Virginia House Of Delegates, brother to Bev-
erly) died at Charlottesville, Va, on the 24th
ult.
Cold was worth So 25 in Richmond on the
I'd inst.
4 Buckingham county meeting has nomlna-
ted Mr. Hubbard for Governor Of Virginia.
4 meeting in Halifax has nominated Mr.,
Eloul noy.
The Ricbr. ond papers of the I'd have the
fo]lowing
The Secretary of State has notified the Bri-
tish and French consuls IN this city that he has
received official information OF the opening OF
the blockade off Charleston We also learn
that steamer was dispatched from Charleston
K Nassau, conveying to the BRITISH authorities
there the same announcements.
1T is understood that official notice being
given of the opening Of the blockade, it can
not be renewed by the enemy untll sixty days
previous notice has been given to neutral mari
time governments.
The Dispatch Of the Sd simply announces
that the Federal iron-cad New Ironsides is
lying in the ofiing near Charleston bar.
The Dispatch anu Examiner Of the Sd, con-
tain a dispatch from Savannah, Of the lst inst.
Sunday, saying that on the morning Of that
aay an iron-clad made another attack on Fort
McAllister, near Savannah, on the Ogechee
river. The gunboat came within one thousand
wards and anchored The dispatch says the
gunboat had her flagstaff shot away, and that
she retired, tbereupon conjccturlng that she
was injured The account says that the para
pct front Of the fort was demolished, but says
the men stood firm, and that there Wa no
excitement in the city. The same account mem
f,ons that on the afternoon OF the same day an
iron-clad and another gunboat came WITHIN TWO
miles Of Thunderbolt battery, and fired two
rounds and then retired This battery IS only
FIVE miles from the city of Savannah
The Southern papers all claim victory at
Nansemond, near Suffolk, on Saturday last
The only additional isom Of Intelligence to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-06
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
ay~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street. over
ones. formerly French > Book Store.

The National Intelgencer discussing militia
5arv affairs and the alleged interference Of the
President with the clans OF the General-in-
Chief. introduces the following extract from
q speech made by Mr.. Lincoln while q member
Of Congress, and when with that festive humor
" vhich runs through his discourse, he held the
following language
by the way Mr. Speaker, did you know
that au military hero? Yes, sir, In che
days OF the Black nawk war, fought; bled:
land came away. Speaking of General Cass
career reminds me of my own. | was not at
sStllnan's defeat, but [ was ABOUT as near It
sas Cass was to Hull 5 surrender: and like him
7 saw the place soon afterwards. it is quite
.cervain that I did not break nay sword, for |
had none 10 break: but bent musket pretty
.badv on one occasion. If Cas5 broke his
Sword, the idea is. be broke it in desperation:
i bent the muSket by accident: II General
.Cass went in advance Of me in picking Whcrtle-
Cherries, guess | surpassed him IN charges
upon the wild onions If be saw any live
.fghring Indians, it was more that / did, but |
had good many bloody struggles with the
mosquitoes and although J. never tainted from
loss OF blood, | can tru! y say | was often
very hungry
4. Mr.. Speaker, if should ever conclude to
d0f what even our Democratic friends may
suppose there is Of black cockade Federalism
about me, and thereupon they shall take ne
.u1 as t6e;r re candidute for the Presidency.
protest they shall not make fun of me. as they
have Of General Cass, by attempting to write
NE into !; military hero. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-06

Lieut. Sheldon and Chief Engineer Pinkle,
of the lankee gunboat Fambeau, were cap
tuled ~ urscouts on Bull Island last night. y
The Athens Tenn Post says negroes are
selling in that section Of the State at from,
81, 500 to s., 900 apiece; and Notwithstanding
the enormous price, large numbers are pur~
chased in Virginia and brought to that region
and resold to the farmers
A letter intercepted, from a distinguished Of
fcer in the Confederate army to person IN one
of the Western States, contains an account OF
dinner, recently given IN Charleston, to Cap
tain Dubuquois and his officers, Of the French
frigate Milan, and the French consul, Mons.
St. Andre The following is an extract:
''There were thlrty Of US at the table. Toasts
were drank to the Emperor and Empress, and
Dubuquois, of the French frigaie Milan. They
seem to think there is no doubt an alliance Of
fensiye and defensive has been made, or will
very shortly be made by our Minister, Mr.. Sli~
dell, with the French government. have also
conversed very freely with the officers Of Her
Majesty: $ frigate, the Petrei- now in port also,
who express much faith in our being recognized
during the month Of February
The Richmond Dispatch says the following
Federal prisoners arrived on Saturday. and
were lodged in the Libby prison: Alfred Win
der, telegraphic operator; and privates VIM.
Wil-on company II, Sd Virginia; J. u. Jack
son, company B ?. Glover, company II, and
Jacob Carder, company B, Of the same regi-
ment, all of whom were captured in Braxton
county, Va.
Join J. Thomas, Union member Of the
Maryland Legislature, who was taken IN custo-
dy, by Gen. Stuart, some time ago, is now con-
fined in Castle Booker, in Richmond.
Confederate pickets at Swansboro', Onslow
county, n c., report that seven transports
passed there lately. The pickets at New River
report that five passed there last week, all bound
southwardy. The steamer Cornobla arrived
at Confederate port lately.
The editor of newspaper IL Nestchester,
Pa, has sued the &. S. Marshal OF that State,
for suppressing his paper i'll August 1861: tor
a time and lays bis damages at $1,000 The
Judge was very decided in bis Instructions,
and the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff.
The National Intelligencer holds that the
events of the last few months show that Major
Gen, Halleck is rather nominal!y than really the
General in Chief, and urges chat the President
should remit to him exclusive jurisdiction over
the province which right{ully falls to him ac-
cordipg to the name and style of his Office.
The New Y York Chamber Of Commerce adopt
ed resolutions yesterday, reprobatlng the efforts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-06

. Gen Mitchell selects The houses of promi-
nent secessonsis in Nashville, for quarters for
the wounded Coofelelates Foriy-fve are
thus Quartered Gen Davis division, with
cavalry brigade, occupy Franklin.
According to Chancellor Kent, 'When a
Bloc kade is raised voluntarily or by superior
force, it puts an end to it absolutely, and if it
.be resumed neutlals must be charged With no
lce dc moro, and without reference to the for
mer STATE Of things, before they Can be involv-
ed 10 the guilt Of violation OF the blockade" "
@@ Hon R. J. Walker publishes a card to the
e1t 'ct that gold Ct commands its present premium
on onn account Of the excessive bank and treasury
NOE circulation, and if Mr. Chases scheme
g banking and funding be not adopted, the
appreciation Of gold will 60 on to an excessive
ls la'e An opinion exists with some able men,
.I8h9 We're connected with Mr. Guthrie in hisad
III niost'at'on Of the finances, that the present
price Of gold orer other products hcviag Mtrjn-
sc se S0!@e al lses from demand on foreign account,
| sar ior dudes and payment Of interest on bonds,
&c.
6, s. esterday James Darling was sent up from
w. " army Of the Potomac as spy, ard John
Ios1A was arrested near Washington by order
+ Assistant Secretary of War Watson, on the
Faa'e charge, and sent 70 the Old Capitol.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
We extract from . lite speech.

We extract from . tie speech, q
pcrhaps one third cf column IN length,
The following Beecherisns
"Men talked about our being respon-
sible for the negro here. But God alone
WAS For this poor despised 'ace God
bas humlled this ration till it Is ready
to lie, his people 90"
"Now God say-, Lat us see what
your hri.t,anity is made OIL Some
talk has been made on the subject, and
God ssys, 'Let us zee if you believe
what sou have been saying.
AS fast rs the slaves are free God
putting the responsibility on US. Any
cd that authorized .uch oppressl' as
slavery did not make it night but II
dethroned him"
I'VE have been praying, Thy will be
done Part OF ii is done. How do
YOU Ike j, y
The flppant irreverence OF style in
this colo guy TO which God is made 9
party will disgust every right-,hlnking
pcr.on. Its compound OF egotisn
add blasphemy that out-Beecber''
Bcechar-a profanity more reprehc"si
Ole than thai OF the camp or the broth
eI, because OF the protested mission Q
tue orator.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
DESEK TEE 3!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES GOkrUN, born in Tencwee county
Michigan. 20 years old. a michinisi, enlisted Nov.
?5th, l,62, at D.venI ort, by Capt VIM Pursel, Tor
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, norid COM
pick on, 5 II IL inches in height deserted on
sunday the 2.st day Of December. 1862.
ALsEKr fEtPLE, born in Mciienry counts,
Illinois, 20 years old, ocrupA ion farmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1872. at Davenport, by tapt Vim
Purseil Tor three " airs. Blue eyes, br.wn hair,
ford compl, xion. ) # ~ incbee high, deserted
On Sunda., the 2lst Of december. 1852
ALDER PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland, q year, old farmer BY oecu, alton en-
listed September 9Th. 1862. at k-okuk. by Maj Dr
" William Belknay, for 5 yoass; has grey eyes.
-r"wn hair, lair complexion, 8 feet inches high
for the 9th Infantry.
). l.. BRADEN, born IN Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged ~ years, by occupation a farmer, on
listed ut davenport, l"wa, ugust 16, has hazel
eyes. black HAIR snd dark ooulplsxi IN, height 5
feet 10 II ohos.
WILLIAM b JONES. born in Or.rg. county,
New York, aged "a years by occupation Q car
pentcr, enlisted in loAa City Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height fee iaches.
JOHN hOUGhrEN, born in Hardin county,
OHIO, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer. on
listed ~ Davenport, Iowa. september 20, hiss grey
eyes, light hair and light compiler. on, height 8
feet 6 n inches.
Any ole apprsheniing any one or all Of said
portation and subsistence, together with reward
OF fve dollars. when said desc rters returned TO
The Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
r. LlTTLtk,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan. davenport. dec %. 1869 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
The Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER.

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, Or
ID LADYs OR GRNrLtAAN's " ATCu LonBISlp.
WITH PATEsT ski -wINLIsG iMPKovkAENr
Tpe New iork Illustrated News, the leading
pictorial paper Of tho United s,s.e., in its issue
Of Ian 18th. 1858. on page l47, voluntarily says;
We have beeo shown n must pleasing novel
ty, Of which the Hum AKp bRos.. OF this city
tho sole iWIorters. IL is CO He'd the MAGIc
TINS OBsEHvIk,' sid is a hunting and open-isce
watch Combined. This is one Of tho pretti. st,
mos, convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest time piece tor ge erai and reliable use,
ever offered. II has within it ana Connected
with its machinery, it's own winding tsch ment,
rendering n key entirely unnecessary The cases
OF this Watch are composed Ct two metals, the
outer one being fine 10 carat go d. IL has The
improved ruby action lever movement, and 10
warran ed an accurate timepiecc."
Price. superb.y engraved. per case Of half
dozen, $2t4 %. Samp,e Wa ches, In neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy At ~hole-
sale, $s5. rent by express, with bull payable on
delivery. Stliisfs must remit payment in ad-
' nee, rs We cannot collect from those 10 the ar-
my. Address
HUsbAkD BROS. d CO SoLE IMPORTERS,
Souru Cor. NASSAU 4 JonS ors nav Yo.K.
jan III. dit