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Upon bis answering affirmatively, the
orator took the young man to his room ut
the hotel, again extorted his secrecy upon
honor. aud, first taking out pistol TO
guard against surprise, as well as to
brighten bis visitor, acknowledged himself
TO be confederate spy in disguise, show.
ed his uniform, and also commission as
recruiting officer in the rebel service. -
His pressing business at the time of meet
lng his former pupil was TO carry dis
patches TO Canada and England, which
mission he has probably by this time safe
y succeeded in accomplishing. Why he
Was not denounced by the porson he took
INTO his confidence We are not informed.
IN. 7. Eve. Post.
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A CONFEDERATE SPY MAKING UNION
SpEEcnEs A young man from this city,
travelling on business few weeks ago n
Ohio. attended large Union mass meet
ing held in one Of the large cities of that
State, aud among the speakers recognized,
In one OF the most emphatic of them all,
an Englishman who had formerly been his
teacher in one of the ward schools up
town. At the close Of tho speech the
young man approached his former friend i,
calling him by his old name. The name
wac disclaimed by the Union orator, and
all acquaintance with the young man de-
MED But the New Yorker could not be
shaken off thus easily, and pressed his
inquiries until he succeeded in making
himsclf feared If not. recognized, by the
Union speaker. The latter finally wink
ed to him to 60 with him from the
ground, and asked him Il he could keep a
ts1 ar Y
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sa3arlsd Dssirusiioa Of saaoIk.

TIE rep9rled- de5Tuetioa Of Sufok - iha
Ya15es Union ioyers, Tecalls ths fact .hsl Sat
fsl WAS destroyed by the Balisd, "a tho l3sR
Nay, l779 Tbs historian, Gifardoan, after mar
rating tbeis approseh 10 tie toFni asd the dis
psr8isn ef t.e sliliti2, says;
Ra.tlass devastation followed tza biilish.
Ttsy 81 .irs't 70 th7l5Tn aaG na-ty ts6 Eh9-7
7=as ceuzuusa. Svoc4i liunsrsI hsFral=-7i f'r
si5cb turue3tiEs asdrosiu haa baea 'oapo3ltea
9n i7z contiguous % Che ThaEves. Isa a9aa4
5t tue Bsrrais h1iug knocked eut, and Their sou
tens, which flowed 10 e c0mmlnslea BASS,
estching tba hlszs, descended 70 the river Ike
torrents Of burning lava
As the wind BLEW from tie wksrvss with
great violence, those sabsiaucsE, wi-ir difficulty
soluble ia water, rapidly Asated to The opposite
shore in e splendid stsls Of ccnhsgTs ii9n, which
they communicates 70 the thiek eua decsging
haTbsza Of an extensive marsh, lhs growth OF
tie preceding yosT. This immeass sheet of ire,
added 10 The vast columns Of undulasIng hsmes
which sscsnded frora the burning hsuses ia the
tewn-ihe explssisn, at intervals, Of tbs qua
pegdsr ia tks magazinss-ths consequent PIE
setioa tsrough the air Of large pieces VI igniied
timber, 7Fhish flaw ike mete0rs 70 en- astOnish-
ing distauea-all contributed 70 form collective
scens OF horror, suhliuity and desoIadOn, such
as could ret be viewed without emotions not to
be described.
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enemy, numberunlznown, siill0ccupy the White
house snd Tunstalls siatign, ca the F8Tk River
railroad. At Lsns3Yille. On the King WI iam
side Of the Pamunkey and 3 miles from iha White
hsuss, there ia said 60 be another onesmomaft,
containing several Thousand msB. Tie IaHkoe
cavalry who left tbs White House Monday
morning are believed to have iialted @: this
plaza. I. is possible shat thsy msy on yests--
day lave moved as high no tao liver a5 Hanover
town, but we hsVe hss5d nothiag Of such e
movement except tas statement OF ths man vino
tells Of the forty thousand which hes bssa nan
lioned.
Iasfe wa7 an unpleasant report l-st oveniag,
which wo hope nay Provo untrue, that several
Of the home guard of King William had 51=n
caught and hung by the Yankee cavalry. we
were unable to trace the ergin of tho rumor.
We may here state that intelligence, believed
70 be authentic, has been race'vsi hsra that the
Yankees, after gatting Cen. WiIlism u i. Lee
20 the White House, sent hin immslia.aly te
Washington.
Prom the Wbig Jaly11
FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
The report by the train On the York river re'I-
roEd, last evening, was, that the YauIees were
still in iorc5 a. the White Hogse, having made
mo advance. Their pielels extend rD a7 far rs
Tunstall's station. Ia7v ere 5sesmge5 la De
neigh5erhood sf tls White Hens. aaj it e.
represented dist tAs wholo Vic.4ityi5 white wiz
tents
A Yankee prisoner Wbo fv-s br3ugft d yes
ierday, stated ikas .heir flie7 h-1 bea. ovsf
estmete1 a1 tza, ta Do raiui7.esl
ana ta5a faisa up the w5IF fnag hid b--lD.
We give his ttatensul .0r shat g is aa- 3.
A Tep5r. was IN cEculs-l5u rlsv -'-t
body Of 2 ho eD7uy'1 C-va.-T, twelve hundred
sfrong. heI started on snefh.r r4i5 B1 .h-eu-h
KiaE WiEaD sld tsat they slceuia=.i on LI .r-
day night 81 King WIlasn Gaur II BEe. Per
costTa, gen-lensn who left fhe eeuatY yesto--
day meTniEgi heard n5taigg OF lhis ln3Ee~e ent,
It is believed N some quarters chat ha Ys1-
KEGS. sttef having been reinforced, viii n4Eo
pnsh for tie Repaahsunoek, and end aver TO
destroy sveEYtaug tFat comes in .lc.r way.
There is at present. but Fiigat apprehension 5f
t6eu advancing upsu Richmond
A report reschsa ias city lat evening lhst
ths Yankees tsrHaieu ~ hang all the members of
he home guard, Of King WiHism, the. they
can lay their aAnds upon, aad had, in u-lEct, pnt
thsir threat into execution il one or two ir-
stances. They az they are 3ashwhacEefs, and
Hot entitled ts tAs tfa-tnsat Of prisoners Of
war.
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cratic party and wilful instgatars Of mis-
chief. those fanatics who are sugrEsd in rep
resea5iHg ihs Democracy ss venting ympatby
for cur soldiers in the Geld. Thos soldiers
are our kindred, ous friends and oar neigh
5ers, whose interests sre Identified With our
own, whose prosperity is cur pleasure, whose
suffering is our Tmin, and Haose brilliant
achievements ara our pride ana aaniration.
Promptly rushing to arms, as they di1 at the
eall Of their country, they merit our 'garmest
thanks, eur sympsthy, and cur suPpa- and We
earnestly request the Government u lag U Uuited
States 70 Withdraw lhs proclamation Of nsncl-
patton, and permit the bravo sons et linois 20
fight only for the Union, the Constitution and
enforcement Of tbo laws.
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The Raid Ea uaGg E'eRuazzes- zsepeFF o.
ths Federal CoHaUEudsE.


To the Associated Press, North
CINCINNATI, Jaae 25 The following dig
Patch has been received by Cen. Burnside from
Che execution ssnt iuto East Hennsssee
BOSTON, Tenn, June 23-I arrived here
wiih my sommaad this morning I struck the
rsiTcs3 Of ths enemy at LenOir, and destroyed
tie track ap 70 kueLVILlei made dem7nstra-
tio8 against Kno1viilo 50 as TO have tbs troops
drawn from above; destroyed the track aud
stsrie1 f0E strawberry pains; burnt th3 state
creek A15Ec siL.esn bundled feet lengi and
&ossay cree / bridge three hundred aud twenty
Eve i-st long. / captured three pieces Of srtil-
jery, tsO huniTed boxes Of artillery aamuni-
G1a, over FIVE hundred prisoners, sud 5ns thsu-
sand stsud Of srms.. Also destroyed g large
amoCzt of sa.t. sugar, G3ur, meal and sGltpeter,
1n3 enc ssil4es5r WORKS and other STOKES.
BY c1nmand srs sseh fstigUed. We have
he'd .bus ta0 nirhts' sleep.
The fo5cs iR East Tennessee is larger than I
had supposed. did 40. attack Lou5on bridge
lor T3ag0ns tbst LwiH hereafter explain.
q bicszey creek [ determined b return. In
lhs movements I hsi very great difficulties tia.
wsso uu sxDected. 1 found the gap througk
witch 7 ia56a32d 90 return strongly guarded
ilh artillery aua iaisasry, and bf0ekadad with
f..l.z1 timber 8 force was sise following me
is our rear, and determined to cross al Smilh's
ssp. which I did
vii raP59 mere fully as Eoon'ss possible.
III SANDERS,
C3loael C3mzssneing.
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There vas an error in our statement pub-
lisbod yesterday, Of the remarks made BY the
Yankee Col. Spsers, as to the wagons destroyed
by him. which We hasten TO eoErees. WHAT ne
seis according 10 our correct information, was
that be had destroyed large wagon tram,
which was entirely without escort" Ine facts
Of the case, as We learn them officially, are that
shs raiders destroyed ct Hanover Court House
q train Of fefty.i5s wagons, and captured the
teams, TIVE hundred mules, belonging to the
ouarternssser's department. at Richmond, which
ss the time were engaged in hauiing wheat
They also burned 2 warehouse at Hanover
Court House, containing two thousand bushels
of Thea1.-E ELaWtaer, July ],
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mORGAN AND HIs MEN |!
Il B1r save 60 announce Boz the public tia. have
Il just fnishad ths publication Of tie arzt
GRE.FT .E'OE'EE,
or this sacoud war Of independence emit led
Raids and Romance Of
Morgan and His FEeR !

by SALLY ROCHESTER F0Eu, of Louisville, KY,
author of '5rzCs I-u llu-' Mary bulva1,' " h1-
ulzucs of Free Aaso-ry, atci esc. Complete IN one
V1.llla 81 Sol
Ts rssdsr T7 be graft icd 20 enjoy al the ezCitiHE
Interest -E. lass lard romance elu aii rls IN
formation " au-aet history Ih- l-sts.i n will End
it v-a1 reference book al pressI1, well as sor
rIla g. come.
Cons dsrinE b q w1-k 1i art, e ba1ueus 3d. rdst
ttis is fa- the FIRST OEIGl GlNAL LITERARY
WORK OF note that this war Laz proa1caa and TINS
Ccufelerscv ies-ad
ON account l ts ss-l ~ -f mat-riaE We were com
De ed -1 rsiurs rls edition t1 very limited member
a1l - very -uae--ar. for the lIle reason when
u. l 5s a5I- % Fu1lsh s1cn- hence al those who
wish 20 secure u0sy OF iHis bsi'ricl Novel VIII do
wei O. ca u tus s. Il. ETZ 7.
fulf lm Esbis. Ala.
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NEW MUSIC.

7 Isl HnD.iE1tl lu8
81 90 ~ ever SURRENDER GleElic cfFsfeT1,r -
DF = o. Eaion- ID oodiCsfe1 70 the Leiendegs of
GlriUrs F.eEs5urg
b ut,e page has beautiful representation Of TIE
new Flag m u1iors. Ancs g. q copy Regular dis
lelHf o ihs rsds GLAgEAAR & BRO.
lLaa- Aueusts- Ca.
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VETE have on hand q large loi Of Home Knit wool
VI socSe. vhica we offer Tor sale. Also Striped
hris AID other articles iu lh8 CiDihirg EEIlash-
ing ins. ". u. HERRING d CO..
iulz aW Atlanta, "a.
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BLACK BROAD Cloth, Rfc,

W y have on hand and 20 arrive coed lot o. Black
~ Broad Cloth Marselles, Linen, etc, which we
are prepared % make Up n the be< style.
VI. Il. HERRING s. CO.
iulzfw Atlanta ga
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4 FEW bales home ulsaa end Factory Jeans, which
- sc 80 pgspslea 6 make into Uniforms flr tri-
rllez b lf3lers % reasonable terms.
w. i. HERRING & CO.,
inl2 ~ Atlanta Ga.
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" up zers' Uniforms from Il IN the bestpfyjs sud
81 Reasonable ssseE W. II. HERRING & CO.
iul2 4w ALanta Ca
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Eho GdrancB iHlg s14ussT vrslsa--l,rsll7
tho 8Ata O. 5ss1 81, s.fzte-lt.


GFEEEcAs TIE, Pa, June ., 1863
Mr.. EDITOR. W0 let's Eraaeieks.
burg, Va, on the Ain iLSs We mageLed 70 Gull
pepsT Cellrt HOUSE or thcs 5ih, end on tho Oh
we suppofted Gen. Stuart's Ifgaly The PAX
sieuars OF that fsht O. yen have received no
doubt On tas l0th We startled for the Valley af
Virginia. We reached 3sTrJ 7iIls On ha even
ing Of the 1874, sud put tas blue coats 70 fight.
We captured eighsy-ssven prisoners and ail tae
osmp .equiPsga at tBa. place. We we're Lett with
eRr Company ia charge 0l tue camp 70 destroy
tents, etc, and parole ths prisoners,
We started early naxi nerniag for Martias-
burg. We bad hard march, bat rsaehed the
towa at suRdowR end sgsin put The Yankees TO
flight. They set their stores on are and vel
eoasd rs With their depsriing salute, ifng aniy
a few rounds st as, QHz cavalry rushed into
the tawn ard followed ihe TetrsstinE Hs5siaes,
and captured every piees Of cannon, seven in
number. We captured Quriag tbs day
and night some 300 pgisonersi Thousands OF
dollars worth of o0mnfssary snd ordnance
stores were destroyed. We saved, besides, al
that We could take care Of.
We marched to MaFyland, entering q. VIII
Transport, on the 10Th. The Confederate battle
flag was unfarle3 70 tie bTsszs over tho dome
Of the United States hotel, where cheer alter
cheer was given fer the success Of our ca8se--
many Marylander joini1g in. We a4reaed
to Hagerstown on chs 18th. H9re We Iees.Yea
such welcome as we did no5 expect. 4.ho
streets were crowded with ladies, Who Wite
bright smiles and waving handkeEehisis, eaeared
us on. "GYe me e rebel button could be-
heard on every SIDE Ye had many private
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~ In enc Of the recent cavalry fights in
Virginia, q Yankee colonsls Davis By name,
was killed The New York Herald Gays be
was a native Of Mississippi, and cousin Of The
President lie entered West Pcint as q cadet
from Alabama Col Percy Wyndham, the En-
rlish cavalry officer. who has busisd himself
drilling Yankees, was also wounded in one Of
these sights.
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.sw0rds and Relfs.

A GOOD l0i O land nd l0f sals 81
- ", T. HERRDS8 & CO.
iHlz4W Atlanta. Ga.
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KNITTING NlGHEyEs WANTED,
FE-E ara sagszsd .n manufacturing Army soczs FOR
-ae Con-. are Gov zruuieut aud want 90 aOta
n ra E sehires
Elrass owning any uf ATKINS MACHINES, no
nor what gage. and-wlo wiliHg 20 sell for s2uU
ssil please forward 90 us per EEpIs-s Z. o. D.
JuHN JUDGE s. CO.
iug5r0tF Columbia, s. G..
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ETHBER

FT~E visa 20 cc1r-ac: imme d.atelY for
u 1 Thousand feet inch Haa Lumber.
IuE thousand feat Oak Lumber
llU houzs 0 feet Ash Lumber.
ite hef5ss Works. W j. zCELFRESH,
f1ag-Iu Msr.efa Gs.
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MCCLELLAN Cincinnati eouegpoalsns
of the Chissgo IIHes under da.s of .be 2lss
writes;
a prominent oEhcshol3er iT0m Washington,
who enjoys the confidence Of alr Liacola. ar
rived hare this mofning ca rolte 70 Marfrses-
boro, Tann. Hs states that the Prssidens gs-
marked on Thursday evening last Ehat Be- 'ei1
almos. persuaded to cail NeGisilsa Co ths srlny
whom be had eoBfdsnee, executed csrtain sue
cessful movements against Lee 5y saulaT,
General Mcclellan would be srdsred Co Ess1r1a
command, in order that harmony and snlha
asm might again prevail un.iulitalY "a tha
army. Ny inioTmanf who knows wlsTaof h8
speaks, deelaTes, as bis opinion, thst McCa.ls-t
viii geesiqs his orders 6uung tbs present week,
and win accept Che same only on eordit5n fhsE
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conversations with ladies aud gentlemen, and
7a are satisfied thst the intelligent and wealthy
4arglanders arc f3- the moss part with us.
We remained here until the morning Of shs
225, (yesteTday) gn4 started for p snusvivauia
We are now in ths United 5tatos-tho Yankees
have been trying to whip Us INFO the Union for
two yesTs AID zaors. but haTe sisuslly failed
We have whipped them Gnd marched luto the
Onion.
We have an army dushsd with yiotery- We
hars msFched ovsf two huRared niles, and are
in JEST Is good condition to-dsT IS when ne
l5t our caHp on the Rs9uahannock- Or
e5npEuy marched 9E.t Of camp nsar Gcis--' s
stsllon Numbering sixty Uea. We are
here in Pennsylvania wita fity-nius nea.
Tie Greene County Volunteers" is the
lcrgest company in the 44ih Geol-
gis regiment, and SIt one man has fallen out
on a iaareh Of two hiRS[ed miles. We csnn0t
-iva bncsdss or divisions Mai arc heEs, but ours
Y9u know AID viii again hear from We are
livius iiaaly among the PazusylYsaia Dutch
up 3er8.
We are getting nice fat pork and beef. -four,
noasse5, butter ard milk, coffee and sugar, etc.
with ony quantity Of brandy, whisky, wines
end --- las Gen --has zll such trash as
ihs l7st nzmed articles poured Qua upoD The
-r7=cis OHr -no is ont. F25 viii wnts by
Tie lfsE zlai shat gees down 20 ths white settle
nsa,5. J. ". B. Ash Ga.
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& F0R SALE,
-THE SING sR's SEWING MACHINES, on TIE
A 4ts sr OF Alabama and Whitehall st1sstE
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Cl0UE BANK NOT s. AND GEORGIA
- TEA sJl.T NOTES want d by
r. r. CLARKE,
1rzlI7-F Wlf-aha'i srr.at.
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BE. WILLIAMS,

CO.ZE.zEEsSE0.Es .HERCgsFss-zy
b lfllt ta s. uurc1a-e Of every variety % GOODS
~ s4d tl lli1 r1 kFr. Atheneuu BLildins. DCc8tur
street Largest 81 a-sl0uss n the city.
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United states Licenses.

fuefse notice 10 hereby given. TIA, the ANNUAL col
''sioa liz and Excise Taxes for the County OF Lee
'ne rsseo'ieet'on district, forth year commencing
september ist, ss2 hes been returned BY the u s.
Asssssor
rpmsnt Is hereby demanded forthwith Of persons
"AMe0 thersn Of the amount set arans tbeIr names
respectively By the United States Collector ofInterns
Avenue the hrst district, lows a hit vGcr In the
eothI HOUSE At FoRT MADISON. Ahpa, Aeuts
E.1b made before the eitt day 81 ID een Der next
asasii persons who sha ngseet y.y the Licsn ses
sha othev Taxes, assessed against them within u.
ums specned shah be liable to pay TEN per cent ad-
u'soA spon The amount thereof.
NO soiieesion " be made elsewhere than n the
o"es OF The Collector without the additional TEN pc,
eeAlnn being mate as the law provides.
No other cureres Than TREASURY MOTIFS viii
be reesived.
ssft'Sn 81 Treia Lar says, Thai IL any perxn OF
persons shat exercise carr, on any trade or bu.i
ns nor which license IL required by this act with
out Ahink est saeh license, be, Abe they kLa ioI
every such offence, respectively forfeit q peDslt
equal 70 three limss the amount Of Tia duty or sum OF
money imposed for such licenses
&c. WALKER
Collector Tirsi District
Fort Madisnn lows Nov cath tHSse a,fu4,
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THK REBELLION RECORD 25th
Part Of this valuable work is just out. 1t
is what it purports to be, full, impartia,
and authentic record of the present war
against the rebellion of the Southern
States by the general Government. The
work is divided into three general divis-
ions for convenience of reference, viz:
|. Diary Of Verified Occurrences.
II. Documents, Narratives. sc.
Ill. Poetry, Anecdotes and Incidents
1t is ably edited by Frank Moore and
is published by G. Z. Putnam. New York,
in monthly parts, at SO cents each. Ev-
cry number is illustrated with two fine
steel plates, and the whole, when done,
will make complete and valuable histo-
~ Of the war.
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EFT It has been ascert.ined from /

EF 1t has been ascertained from the
official returns. that the aggregate Union
vote in the eighteen States, which voted
this fall, is forty-seven thousand more
than the aggregate Democratic vote, and
that the Democratic party have no where
received as many as one-fourth Of the sol
diers' vote. 1t is also fact that thirteen
out of the eighteen States, voting this
fall, have Union legislatures, and that
the Members Of Congress now elected, the
Union majority is not Less than seven.
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~ Agreeable to previous notice the
regular quarterly concert of the Sun.
day School Union will be held tonight
at the usual place, at Pm.
Some of the pieces prepared are
very appropriate to the times. Good
singing and new songs may be expected,
besides some short addresses by several
gentlemen who are expected to be pres.
ent. 1t is free to all, and all are invited
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a Change In the Gate city office.


! have associated with me, in the print
ing depal tment Of the Gate City office,
}. w. Delaplain, long and familiarity
known in this city and in the southern
part OF the State as printer who thor
| oughly understands the matter in all it's
branches,and is, wlthaI, thorougbgoing
business man. He has been employed in
my otnce greater portion of tho time
since ls49, though for the last three
years hs has been in business on his own
account | feel assured that his connec-
ton with the interests and business of the
Gate City Office will prove beneficial, both
to the office and its patrons, and that his
skill and special experience in this COM
munity, will enable him 10 suit the tastes
and meet the wants Of our business men.
In the job department, to their entire sat
lsfaction.
While my old patrons will find him at
teniive to their wants and seduloue in
his endeavors to please them, he will be
happy to see his own special friends and
customers in his present quarters in the
Job Printing Department of the Gate
City Office, where he has superior facili-
ties and appliances for filing their orders
in that line.
There will be no change in the editorial
control and conduct Of the paper, but the
change in the business and style of the
firm to Howell Il Delsplain, imposes a
legal, as well as financial, necessity On me
of requiring q prompt settlement and
payment OF all accounts due the Gate
City Office prior to this date
j. B. Howell.
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EsEMiEs.-Go straight on and don I
mind them; If they get in your way, walk
around them, regardless of spite. A man
who has no enemies is seldom good FOR
anything: he is SO easily worked that
every one has hand in it. A sterling
character is one who thinks for himself,
and speaks what he thinks, he is always
sure to have enemies. They are as ne
cessary to him as fresh air. They keep
him alive and active. A celebrated char
acter who was surrounded by enemies
used to remark: ''They are sparks which
if you do not blow, will 60 out them
selves" olive down prejudices," was
the Iron Dukes motto Let this be your
feeling while endeavoring to live down
the scandal Of those who are bitter against
you. If you stop to dispute, you do but
as they desire, and'open the way for more
abuse. Let the poor fellows talk. There
will be reaction if you perform but you,
duty, and hundreds who were once alien.
ated from you will flock to you and
acknowledge their error.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
SA rumor was current in our stree

D6 A rumor was current in our streets
yesterday afternoon, that DR.. Hughes was
dead. We are kindly informed by Prof.
Chaplain, who has been aiding DR.. Tay-
lor In unremitting attentions 20 him dur
ing his sickness, that the rurnor is entire
ly uniounded. and that the Doctor was
hundred per cent. better last evening,
with every reason to hope for speedy
recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
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