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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
The following dispatch has recently
been issued from the State Department.:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1868.

SIR-Your letter of the 26th inst, asking
permission to raise 10000 volunteers for the
service of the Juarez government in Mexico,
has been received. In reply have to inform
you that no such permission can be given, as
the proceeding would be IN violation IF law
of the United States. If it should be attempt
ed, any one engaged therein will be prosecuted
with all practicable diligence.
am, sir your obedient servant.
(SignedD WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

FAREwELL.-Farewell is lonely sound,
and its echo has caused many sad heart; but
none would feel saddened but rather be greatly
cheered and benefited by saying farewell to all
kinds of Soda and Saleratus except DeLand &
Co.'S Chemical Salerdtus, which will scatter
rays of sunshine and happiness in every house
hold when properly used, being always uni
form and perfect. IA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
Fire in New York

New YORK, Nov. 17.-About half-past
ten O'Clock last night fire broke out in
the drying rooms of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, which, before it could be extin-
guished, damaged the building about ten
thousand dollars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
STEAMER LOST WITH ALL ON
BOARD.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Water
Witch is reported foundered in the recent
gale at Saginaw, Green Bay. All on
board supposed to be lost.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
DIED..

On the 18th inst, at St. Anthony, Of consumption.
HARRIET MAXN ELL, aged IS years. ] month,
and % days Eastern papers please copy.
In Minneapolis. at the residence of her son, w. r.
Smith, HANNAH c. SMITH, aged 72 years.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

The Keekuk Gate City says Genera
Tuttle, Of Iowa, has rendered his resigna-
ton, and will return home as soon as it is
accepted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

TIE MAns.-The stage company took
out their first mail for the south on Sunday,
and another Monday, for Lake City, the ms
tention being for the present to connect at that
point with mail boats for La Crosse. The first
mail arrival was Monday evening, and we
understand the arrangements are made to give
Us our mail by the stage daily and regularly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. IL 4,

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-1P.M.
GoLD-47Z.
srocKs-U. S. 6's 81, reid 81; coupons
SECOND REPORT
New YORK, Nov. If Pm.
GoLD-More active and frner opening at
4oS advancing to 40; and closing firmer at
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
The Richmond Examiner of the 28th

The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
ultimo thus notices AL arrival in that city:
We record with satisfaction Che more intense
because of the howl it will raise in Yankeedom)
the fact of the arrival in Richmond yesterday
Of Col. j. w. Southeron, of st. Mary's county,
Maryland, who riddled Yankee Lieutenant's
heart, for intrusion upon his plantation, and
enlisting the negroes for Lincolns service,
against his consent. Col. Southr0n is accom-
panied by his son. who escaped with him.
Thus perish all who insult Southern sentiment
and honor, and degrade themselves by mock
elevation of the negro.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

GUHBoAr SRRvloE.-Tke officer recruit
ing for this service in this city has met with
fair success. There is no doubt but what the
men recruited by him will be credited to the
State, and the service is in some respects pre-
ferable to snyaaad service.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

PEAr.-N. Bass, Esq, has furnished us with
a specimen of peat taken from bog near this
city, which is equal in all respects as fuel to
the peat of Ireland Good Feat burns with a
white, steady fame, giving out but little
smoke, and is considered preferable to either
wood or coal for cooking purposes, while it is
equally valuable for ordinary heating uses. It
is thought by those who have examined the
deposits, that peat can be cut, and dried for
this market by next season in quantity suffi-
Gent for the supply Of the city, and to retail as
low as So cord.
Besides these peat boys which have been dis
covered near this city, others have been discov-
cred in various parts of this State and Northern
Wisconsin. One farmer of our acquaintance
in Star Prairie, Wisconsin, about forty miles
from this city, has thoroughly tested peat found
in his neighborhoOd, at various times during
the past four years, and pronounces it to be
fully equal to any in the world.
However extensive may be the use to which
this article will be brought, it is thought fur
Their examination of the peat boys of this State
will show the supply to be inexhaustible.
Gentlemen in this Office who have had expe-
rience in the use of peat, pronounce that pre-
pared and now being used by Mr.. Bass, to be
the real peat and good quality.
Having noticed the subject some time ago
we call attention to it again, in the hope of
others being stimulated by Mr.. Bass success to
further discoveries and use of this valuable fuel.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
pioufer L democrat
TERMS.
TRI-wEEKLY PIONEER.

TRI-wEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy, by mail payable for any timeefn
advance) at the rate per year f........$5.OO
Clubs of five, to one address, each ....... 4.5o
Clubs of ten, to one address, each. 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
One conv one veal, s.. 90
Five or more copies each one year. ...... 1.75
Ten or more copies each, one year. 1.6O
Twenty or more copies each, one year,. 100
All subscriptions payable in advance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20

The STOLEN GOODS AT THE FORr.-An
examination of the goods seized at Fort Smell
ing a few days ago resulted in the returning of
many articles of clothing to soldiers who were
undoubtedly the owners, but quantity ofcloth-
ing, valued as high as $3.50, and some thirty
pieces of cloth are retained by the officers.
over to the custody of the Sheriff of Hennepin
county. The whole of these stolen goods,
amounting to ner $4OO worth, was obtained by
adroit shop-lifting and there is no doubt but
the criminals were experienced in that line of
rascality.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-20
Leather Market.
MANHOOD; HOW LOST 1o~

Iu RESTORED !-.Nust Published in a Sso,"d
Envelope Price Sig Cents Lecture on the 'G Ne.
turs Treatment and Radical CURE Of spermatorrh@a
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marris"e ,e Sen
ally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits:
Abuse. &C.; ~ bOBERT J. CULVERWELL. M D..
Sent under seal in plain envelone 70 .rv .a5.
post paid, on receipt of sx cenfs or two n".test
stamp4 py Ds: ca: ]. c. KLINE, 1877 Bowerv NJ
York, Post-Oface Box 45se. sep92-amSEts ~
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REToRTED EXPRESSLY FOR SAINT PAUL PIoNTEa, IND
CORRECTED BY OUR REroRTER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
Practical Gaide % Health and vlsor,
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,
L6N, WOAEN q CHILDREN.
~ Q frSAslsfieH Of Prof K0sFs Dv-b Ben In
hEdo, e1d Prg[ scLrebers PenqEmneatit0A.
By DO LEWIS. N. d.,

Proprietor - fhe EsseI Stree gTmnssiBm, BOSTON.
"a Three HaBdTef WusfroEOns. One Vol. IzmC
PRICE GIN
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
TREES. SHRUBS. W :.

Can Be adapted 70 on climate and SOL. 7,
these facts, have established IN this pises AZ =.
for sale Al i
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
TUH HARP OF FRREDOM.


Nov rezdy,a neg and superior collection 0f =
Anti Slavery, Patriotic, ard -COntrabaBd" songs.
ssigs, duetz, quzrtetz, and ebOruses. Mnst d the
PaetrT and Music has been written expressly for
this Eork, 90 e0rrespyud zith the times, ard should
Be song by the million, n order 70 awaken q deep
interest II behalf n the 'C0ntrabzDds," ahom God,
81 bis pr0EideDcs- has east upon the Free North 70
elothe AID eduezte-
e9sTEsTs. II PAET.
SFsir Freedoms Aorn has daEned a. last"
sBrezk the Chain. 49, "-snciIaring Sword -
ssFrernont IL Marching On q, Glory HaiIeiujah =
COB Hep the 'Cen.zban1s" AOhJ John Browns
Song - @SOBg Il the C9ntrzbauds' = 20 Let ny
People Co ~Parady IN The SongDf the Contra
baudEg Where Liberty DFells = ny -eguD-rE =
when Slavery dies therlE - Freedom - EWake,
Frsensn. God has ETekeE% Whittier SUPPRESSED
Song q Freedom-" etc
Pnes Only 5ooats single, % cents pr dozen, -
per rec PoELsgs 9 eent.
HORACE WATERS. Pobfisher.
nHl-Fy 4sI Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
FIETY CENT CONCORD GRAPE vIEE

wiii Be cent free 20 crery FDbEcrtber IN a ciub - four
b. m0r3 and fgo vines, free q ali oost5 - those who
psy ore deHcT.
ne Rural American Is devoted exclusively 70 TrYai
~sutJects- and B. one - ne lest paDers ir kdFneTs'
sfock-ralrerE. Pratt grJ=sTs. Gardener, Bee keepPrs-
Ar. In the Cnlfcs seize lam WeH Known thryprlJHt
ire entire country. a. fEE former editor ~ f1e A0Tite-a
Termer zhf ne zuth8ro u me American Bee-KefpeTs
nauvat - ans Domestic P1uiiy Box lhate speat
a fire IN rurzi pursuits. md uow an a PTfcftcdi "a uer
anG frUit-gryWer. ] Lsye GJ.ote CO8cyTd GfaVe vines
- dfrfrfbute free. This 4 decideliy the besf grape in
his o5nutfy u rBbeBs. 10 AL climates, and yieids
GOubie TIE quantity oflrvit0i sny ether Farey- Eines
four years Cd viii gene-aly produce buahao Of grapes,
rrfl IS ln anT Mz-keL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
ROW READY.

The O5c.ai UDis1 Eoigntssr Directory, 200
ragss. esutaining Ecne ard RerifeH>s e every
One1 ard Puszte il the Union Army, Hi;b thsir
Command. Casualties, Promotions, dc. - Every
one wants st. Sent POSTPAID "a receipt 0f - cents
cash. Or stampa. address HENRY y. ANSOA, Pab-
hber. 49 State Street, boston. Mas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
THE RURAL AMERICAN.
A CONCORD GRAPE VINE FREE TO EVERY
SUBSCRIBER.

an nsz issuing 4 new series q that popular Agri-
uitursI sDd Horticultural psper, the Rural American,
n Uuea. d, y. o. wiflbe pubiithed0 on The let aud l5fn
a. 81 month, in rod Efyie-large slze-at one dollar
: rear. ~ rnIr aepenf4-Erf ccRfs in dub a
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
q "a SCHOOL BELL

The DAY SCHOOL BELL NeE S-lug s-f
o- Day Schools, ctiied-he Day SCHOOL BELL. lE
eady- Il Elsiu~ bout go Es= O. c-aeSI-. s.
-. Rlaut>. Calche-. D .af- Tr.- U-tra.- arsC @
Tr>F>, macy Of them written expressly f- Obs 80
beside p pages u The Eiew-. -.F ur~5c The b.
meuts are 20 ea~y snf u. Ere-sIve fhsl liuar r--l
erS VII find themselves eHfireiy sUucesturlu iHs-r
ing even y.GuE scholars o. sing correctly and ~ierii
Cally- NhiIe the ruue~ and words emh--cgS ~-rh a B--
ETY. o. lively attractive ard soul Stirring MUSK sut
sentiment that q tTaul 2 viii BE eEpelFlee- lul-l--
eng al beginners 10 20 on with zeal iu arqurw- sHH
in one cf TIE most heslth-EIvinE beauty IMPROVING
happiness yielding, and order producing ezerst n
school life In simplicity % lis Elements. N va-eJ
snd adaptation Of music and IN excellence and numbT
OF lis Sings, 9riZinsI selected. aHd adapted H clans
By much % eLCei al competitors Il wll be tuntn
be the best box ever issued for Seminares- A1isnes
and Public Schools. A few sample pages q the e@
mentS, tunes and songs are given IN a urc1lEj sen1
O. 'Sdbsrh School Bells, y : 1 and ? which hlve bad
the enormous sale u $50 600 copies. PT1css-qlqd
covers 20 cts, SIS per h~Hndred; O0unf 81 cents. 81
Se- hundred; Cloth bould- embossed Eilt 20 cents 81
per hundred > Sopies furnished az the Sue hun1ra
price Nailed fret A. the retail price
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The A SCHOOL BELL-The tunes are Lively an
such as may be easily mastered BY children. The sT1
OF the songs i Unsxoepuonabie and veil adapted uns
school room Il Is the cheapest AMI auonE the be1
oompeuds Of school music publshed-feV Tors
Teacher
DAY SCHOOL BELL This book Is emineutiy asapts
70 use IN our common schools
We have a great Eumber % school song books beort
the public but many q them lack musical a. well a. lite
Tary taste, and are really demoraiiLing ID rbeir Ianl'
knOwiecged excellence. weided 20 words q rue poetry
are the qualities that ought 20 be sought with the great
est care IN The preparation Of a school SonE box IR
book seems 70 combine the G two QUPIues-FeHhsy
rGniG School Journal.
n4I-Iv Mo- ROADWAY New YORK
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
SEFDS

- - 49, 80
T. Ladies, V1ad bless theul all want q me
Earieu-they wish % make home attracive-t1es
u have a neat, we'll kept lawn with its-reen thI
shaded, and here ant there dotted with nature -
measures, n0dtInE heir jeweled heads 90 ie IN
breeze. and emittinS their delicious fragrance 80
around. Tue husband, when be returns az eve
care and turmoil OF business, meets the sml l- @,BT
haif, who smiles because he has a home. mNfsSts
attractions that Sod intended >hould typIy aHsr-
beaUtiiuI and pure. A nEsn % woman Wse la-
erS can never Re coarse or unrefnei-iheY hA'0-Yr,-
Euage that speaks % the heart, aud he hear. SD
Gates; they are embleUaticat % pure thousu'
impulses and mOrEl aspIrati0nS .4~erh-
To our Lady readers OF the Farmer ad .-,lgt
ser" ourge up your Liege lords, and have 2 80 ts
flower seeds reaiy f0rsprng pianunS.
fal iowings prnis
Japan Pink, 4 kinds, English Petunlts
SD,ni.h PINK Portulaca. 10 JJloE -
Chinese Pink, English D5noie
P5r,fea pms Cleome Fulgeus,
C,-.DsrisD PINK Ipomea. 3 dne klnasf
svaet WffIfams. & kinds Double Zinnias-
V,~So,s Red ana White Cypre@
PhlJN. Upeote htas", rarSalE
C-s.os-s 3 binds Cameia lowered baH
CeloSia CTiStata. African hlo
Everlasting Flower,
ana over 100 other fine f0werS-for sale 9y7s
THOMPSON & HBDGSifa
Syracuse p. O., OEOe Co..
November 29th, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
NEW MUSIC,

Jew mUSICs
"ShaIl we Know Each Other There % Song or
Duet and Cborus, by Rev. Mr.. Lowry, author of
Sabbath Bells Chime on" This song is good
Price % cents, mailed free. A pianist in attend
anee to try new music.
HORACE WATERS,
n4l-H Ne. 4SI Broadway, Publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14


50 re0eri EsCsLfae-pspeT hss errte4 m9re genera
@t fhz1 ne ,sTficie n tbe Arrest AEt0nflc "a
be New GTunsEucf." Tie present TOlk IL 3 on
stssEDgsifl@n d me system - yhioh thai article
ve . syBopsis-
ne anfhor- ri ftft T0rk bas bee1 Tor maBT years En-
Ee6 ID teacLilg GF1Bbasfics. TIE blk ces@fbes aDf
usfrz fes hs Eew System - PEFsical fra11tng lnh.
stem has Ezd the p~rBctical fesf % lOnS zmd vance
. Il e-g1prses eEerc 80 Eifb Du-u5 heils- h9
sn6e. CIrbs. exc, al 81 gFicn are Ea4e Fefted.g
- ~ fzff erps@nzHvis uEiis mzag ere niltHa'ee
-f1l-faf rpyreFeufs1yns % tbe p.-iuyn NE boy
nBfraf 20 FerD-m fheu.
Tae Duub HelI fg-fTVctgrs cDnnecs1 VIA thfr WA
81 ne biFbeEt ircrcst sE1 impgra1re % q &C
rnrd fcr hoze uee. zEs gives . great Farefg - Dumb
Ell E~Eercisfs. i0zefber With . csrefzag-Aelecte1 P7
essire sertes fOF eyev-sy ga tlce
TIE Pau-vurzsfkrT f. = VERY ample u~eui- aho
go, piece - UIEl4s1Lc zpD4r4f1sr ppYl vice AZ
-unassle ezerdees msg 81 performed, ana Ihieh car
: iutrslueed. - mall cot. Iut0 any private b"ute--
~ fuuv dPf11ted sH1 illustrated IN fbts rvlulIe
ne GEeu Gyuslas-fc" -fbculf 5e read o. eTeyfam-
= AL he Lard where exercise g. valued ~ . means y
ezfth. Lzfies, c1perizIiy VIII nDd in . . great Va
.etv d Ezsy. simpse. ard iHgtEsrsuEz Exercissss al -
-Feh may ~ ~prsctiae1 DO the ? own bones
rs-For sale by 81 bg3EseiieTs, nr zen podp0fd e
~ EldresE, On reoeIp- q ore D9lleT. ~ me Publisher,
UCEAOE d. FIELDS,
~ W~.-Hrrrfs.a Efrrnf H-lfUn
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
WESTERN FORTS
Furniture Furniture ! !

The most complete stock Of Furniture ever offered il
this upper country just received BY 7. HILL
BrOwnviIle, April 25th. 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND
GFNTIEWAN

The subscriber sill send free Of charge, 70 al
Eh0dssire IL the Eecips and directions for making
q simple Eege0He Balm. that viii. IN from two 70
eight days, remove PINPLEs, BLOTCHEs, TAS, FEEcK-
LIS. SALLOwNEss, and az impurities and r0ughness
q the skin, leaving the sams-as Nature interded
l. shoud be-so6g deay, sB,OOH osd Beautiful. Those
desiring the Recipc with full instructions, directions
and sdVice, y 81 please call On or address with re-
turn poEtage.j
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN. Practical Chemist.
81. Broadway, New York.
May %, 1852. n45-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
rnc.I AGFNrs WAETEn-

Irsnt local agents n eve-y state ard every town -
Premiums sn3 cumissI9us are extremely liberal -
seq for szmple ooyass Immediately which st free 10
81 EdFrees 7 B. MINER,
Crrr-r~ n-efds Comfy - Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
THE SOIL OF NEBRASKA
IN ED
BY THOMPSON & HEDGES,
GARDEN, FIELD. & FLOWER SEEDS.
To Merchants, POStmaSterS, Farmers and
Gardeners.

Il Is certainly 70 your interests 70 bur seeds ofA'
kinds, grown On the soil Of Gebraska- Itist . yorE
terest 10 get seeds % sell on commission, that are fre'l
and true 70 name II is % your interest % gst seesa
rs instead Of receiving them from Tie East-fr0me I
stocks that have been peddled around for sears Us
to v5uf interest 70 give Us an order fO- a general D.
sortment OF Garden and Flower seeds, this uI1ter, VI
which 10 suppIyS0ur customers IN the spring
We Will give you commission Of % l-3cts nW
81, of sales
G~regory's Celebrated Marble Head Mammoth Dr7H
head Cabbage
C-a~.-vs~ Celebrated Stone Mason Cabbage
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14
AMI FITS.

A sure Cure for these distressing complaints is now
made known in a TREATISE ON FOREIGN AND Ma
RBAL Z" published By DIX,
q. BROWN. The prescription, FUR
ntshed by young ciairvoyant girl, while in a state OF
trance, has cured everybody who has taken II. never
having failed in a single case. 1t is equally sure IN
clses Of Fits as Of DyspemSia; and the ingredients may
be found 10 any drug store. Those who are afflicted WITH
Consumption, Bronchitis OF Asthma may also be curei
By the use Of my Herbal Preparations. ! wilt send
tais valuable prescription free to any person on recelp
OF their name. Address, DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, Nj. n47-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-14

Agricultural CsHl3TBn and S,g,n..
FOB SALE 81 AID - So-ts 80.
Chiaga ID P6eas Wsd SIS, Ca So oni
from actoT IN hsE ToTk . Cbsam adj
I~beadTzBtsgssd eooked over nv f,5
ted q al Ihs odEzT Ofb8nz n karl-@li-
soE AID eLPsaFs- - Iueh 20 nbf bur fev-a
II SOmef1I1g DoTs Fzetizi nat - - i'd
seen@ q 5s tie o1iy alss-satiTe. r. pan
has retaind al the adFazfaz0f =. -
dron f0r boLlnZ- ard deEzsed mes7s - 10
steam IfsIsBt fr al pzrDosa- T. + l
p~raetiszl ard pnoFaa PERFECT SUCCESS tt
v n. ATsTT
Sge agent fer limbs ara -
81 % : Water s. Ci'at
Where VII also be fOuni DOEZ 4 c. 49,
Punps, FsUs CisteTas, Chain ard CouT- 20
PumE, ThimbIe Skezns and Sad IT, PEI
every var y 4 Farming Tools. c. a
Shelters, Fed Mls. Hay and PaH,I
StOvez &c The ab0Ts~EH Be sod On ~
adding freight = this Place. ES
January 1852 Il
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-14
LATEST IEWS!!

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 "A Port Royal
letter % the 81 SAYS the Mnntank has
been engaged for several days III At
lacking an iron-clal battery on the
Ogrechc river.
The rebels have got much heavier
Guns than ever used before, and also
used strcI-pc'n'rl solid shot. hnt nj
Though the turrat has been struck l6
times, they have all glanced off.
Capt. Wrrlrn had nearly drmnl-
ishcl the rebel pararct, and expects
Soon to capture the rebel battery.
behind which lies the steamer Nash,
VILE.
The Passlic is SAID to be mp War
saw Sound, and heavy firing was
hpurl there on the %. Tne rebel
ram. Finyal, is in that vicinity.
The patnpsco aud Werhawken arc
hourly expected.
The harhor OF Port ROYAL is full OF
vessels and troops, nnd General Eos
ter had arrived.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-14
Southern. News.

New York, Feb. 9Th The rebel
napers print Hn order o! tirn. W H.
L"r. date, Dthlorrgn. Ga, 10 the
effect that he has been dispatched by
the Commanding General t" capture
dcscrtrrs, tories aud cnn>crirts, who
are rr>istin. the laws III Northern
Georgia.
Gov. Shorter prints an appeal t"
the rxrmpts t" form ~ reserve corps,
subject to the call u: the Executive,
FOR 'lntv in the State.
The Richmond correspondent Of
the Charleston Wcrc'Oy SAYS the
French bankers nave trndrr"d the
Conrricracy loan OF 5000, 900
francs.
A bill was introduced in the rebel
Congress for the condemnation to
pnhlic Use Of all the cotton within
The Confederate States, giving tn"
owner receipt for it at l"4 cents
per pound, and sell it 10 the French
Government or English dealers, and
let the purchasers see to It's exporta-
ton.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-14
The Final Conclusion.

uTn he or not to be" has been q
question of much Importance from
the DAYS of Shakespeare down to the
t;,,e chen the idea was last concriv-
ed, and the question discussed, of
Lo,j;n0 Il nerspouer IN .lLorqonfo1rn
Yet we are clad to announce that at
least in the latter case it is no longer
q c,,nstion of Doubt THE MORGAN
r,,v.1 ATov17oR Is "fn hn OR we
,o.,1l norh,ns mara norfartlv az.
,,ross nrr ,,a,r;nr bv n>;or the. more
r,,nl,- nhrose .;f's oof 70 be
lis not necessary that we shonla
recnuu, orr prospects. though we hc-
Iipvp they were never more flatterinr
ior a an.r in Western Virninia than
q, ,ba ,rosopt t;,nn Brt whcther
or NJ. our authorizations in this re-.
srect shall prove to be wei! founded,
~. to,l rr,,,orsd FIR every e,nerosn-
o.. ,n, hav;ng beoun i the people
si,,,l haar frn, 10 weakly for at
1,oo, . ,,.o,.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-14
latest from VickSburg.

Cairo. Feb. 5th.-Our forces at
Vickshurg are now engaged IN re-
pairing the crevasses of last fall, to
Keep water out Of camp.
The water in the old canal is SIX
feet deep.
The rebel force at Eicksbnrg is cs.
timated at 10000. 1t is believed
that this is the largest force that can
be- brought to It's defence.
\ thousand negroes are to he semi
from Memphis to work on the canal.
\ dispatch from Fort Don"i$'n IT,
night says the tight lasted from I.
N. until S p. H., VIXEN the rebels
retired in great disorder snrthward.
Their loss is estimated ut 200 XII
led AMI 500 wounhrd. On" loss Is
u killed and t / wonn!rh.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-02-14
Eater from Charleston.

FORTRESS MuNEOG, Feb. DITCH
mnnd papers Of the ID and 81 have
been received. Their account OF the
affair off Charleston IS substantially
the same as published, with the ex-
ceptinn OF the following:
RlCHMoNp. Jan. 81 The SPcrrfa-
~ o. State has notified the British
and French ConSnI> in this city, that
he has received oilicjal intnrma-
ton Of the opening Of the blockade
off Charleston.
The editor Of the Dispa'ch says a
light steamer was dispatched from
Charleston. after the raising OF the
blockade, to Nassau, to inform the
British authorities there OF the fact.
It is understood that official notice
is being given Of the opening the
blockade. 1t cannot ne renewed mn
til 60 days previous notice has been
given to neutral maritime govern
meuts.
Tie Richmond Dispatch, Of the
81, February, says the irIgate Iron
sd"s is living off Charleston bar.
The Examiner of the 3D., has the
following:
SAVANNAH Feb. l.-Dnring the at-
tack on Fort McAllistcr this morn
ing, the flag staff Of an iron clad was
shot away. She was anchored 900
yards off Fort Richard and was "v-
identity injured as she did not reply
to the fort $ shols.
Two gunhoats came mp to St. Ma
~ on Mon.lay last One Of the tvs"
went up the river and set fire to the
honses on several plantations.
Capt. Harrison S company OF cav
airy fired into them, when they haul
ed ont Of the ranre Of small arms aud
shpllp,l away inrionSI V.
Another boat was landing men at
St. Mary on Tuesday.