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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-23
[PUBL1o-No. 101

AN ACT 10 provide for the Imprisonment of Persons
convicted of Crimes by the c iminal Court of the
District OF Columbia.
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lPuBLIo. No. 19.l

AN ACT making Appropfiaiiors Tor the Consular and
diplomatic Expenses of the CO. eminent for the
Year ending June thiit'eth, elhteen hundred and
sixtyfour.
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AN ACf 20 provide for the Printing OF the Ann
Report Of the Banks Of the United States.
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Az ACT 10 authorize the sisiag OF q yolr nicer
Force for tue better Defence OF Kentucky.
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AHACT to increase the clerical aud other Force d
the Quartsrmsster Generals Office, and for other
Purposes
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AN ACT TO amend an Act entitled Sc An Act for the
Collection of Direct Taxes i'll lnsurrectionary Dis
tricts within the United States and for other Pur
pOses," approved June seven, eighteen hundred ana
to
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AN ACT in Relation to Commissioned Oficsrs Of the
United States Revenue Ccster Service.
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OFFICIAL. .lNis s.l.Ss A..
CTY INSPECTORS DEpAYTMl:,r7

SPECIAL NOTICE TO III. YssSc Tna anSsr.
tosuproeds the neeesity Of asb Soasv anA Usf ves-
sells for he reception Il ssAss sad bsureheld refss
matter BY esperi nade y the Rlevensh, -Four.
teenth and EiShtesuth Wards, and \ having been
Demonstrated nat b. has pian t6e cay can BE- frc-d
from the appeex ance eur aide vks o. sAse uuns-
ecssary membranes. while e,cayirs rner pestfar-
Gus oAnr., take. this oppor Wng Of cas1s the sttss-
notes ses IN coarss Of dist,iSuiion IL onsSca, iSs
city, snd Of askas eeuer.i csopsr son on ne part
the ssms In effect lie further daifes that every
delinquency the part Of sshmrn or bell.rueen Be
t once reported TO him at this Department, With the
number ofthe cart,
FL A. BOoLE,
Ciey Inspector.
CRY iSsrecrols DsyAErxEyTJ
Nsw YoRE, Aus. 81. 1882. !
NOT!CE.-The undl Isigned. finding that great Ia
bor, time and expense, eaus,d by collecting and
novns ashes md farbasc, st.r tho sarne have bees
garbage boars and bciicyiDsi. TO BE- n. desire d
every housekesper and rssden' ~ this Ward 10 aid
the .nders ened In his eort 10 kecp The streets In
good and eeanv condition. presents for pou obasrv.
Rsmr Aro~s
Notice will b. given Of the approach II the Ash and
nbeGe carts BY the rinsine VI 8 bell ~ niinutcp in
ADVANCE Of the casta and you arc respectfully mott.
he'd ana reluesisn MOI 70 any asbsa fAr6axc. or
refuse matter Of any knd iDf, ON Of premacs.
Cart. viii pass through the su-e;s OF tins Ward
syery day SUNDAYS eHceptedD TO collect and remove
all ashss. eaIbaSe. etc, from The streets.
Compliant VI neglect 10 regularly toicet and v-
move a. above, shond b. nisdeto ID. City Inspector
81 his otbee. No. ~ Chatham at.
FL A. BoOLE, City Inspector.
supt Of ssnl:sr, Insp--,ion. as
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-. h.ur Yesterday usoip ing a. ana, too
s.t ~ esSn1 Il vadst snd hSSs:so ssrsst~ x, K
800, ~ ended By the 1senvs inss'fsssss OF The
eih sssT9.i.,, . policy dsalr. vss s1~tsA end
a.s.p Hsrr, r,sidins a. n we.s siH stres, ~
.,,.,sd Yesterday by ofacss Cumminss, 81 r. psS
= .rs nr him sith having in the month Of Angus
j,ssrsuduIsnly obi sioed tseaty bsrr.is Of .hsksy'
o, Vi broad Ct Judge Ihovifns held the secnss 70
osil 10 tho sum Of 900 % answer the ehesse.
May 5chaedef, allas Bmith, . German womsn,
hsviDs mined The ccnndencs u esvera fsrtfs dovn
avn, Induced them 10 deliver her akss % mats W
ito csps, which she prom sed " return vnen hn,nso
Ia this manner abe oUtainsd musk rat and other
SINS rom Henry koGsrnsky, $50 tsry street;
Dsnry Dsubstadt, Liberty sfesf Oto " ssa -
Is The ,f,ns into csn, Mary passed them over to the
p~.nbrotsp and Appropriated the 2 oeeeds 70 be.
r. o-r. sno,nt 10 over si01 The vonsu ~ ar
q ed
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WlLI.iAMSBtICH.

ExhsrrioSs ~ THE SECOND CoyoREssroy-
=. DlsTlo Ca The Board Of EnIoiiusat fos the "a
ceoUewioaAi D.suiet met yesterday morning st No.
o. Grsnd It,. Brooklyn, T. ID. Tbs oonscrip,s ordered
rspsas durias the day compr.ssd those from the
svA u New Lots. - In numbsr The following csses
sss disppssd Of: Held for service. i2. furni'hed
.bstitatss. s. phyaiesl disability, IL one Of them
so'srsd snsuitsbis ass. 13 dssd father Of mother
~ Children. l. aliens, L. in L. D service, L. paid
0ryion, ]. Ths following cass were considered 10
.Svshcs and allowed Physical disability, .: unsuit
ole -, !. -Four conscripts vuo taken to Rkers
slsnd = the result Of the days work To-day the
~. lou names drawn from The 9Th Ward. Brooklyn.
I'll b considered.
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MARINE NEWS.
ssk, sc Sun q s.l1-nssn X. o. .Os-n. v


CIkARkp.
srRAnBHIPS--p oeemsc, Portisad Taeony, Phi,s
sHIps Consultation, tBritishI Liverpool. Rhins,
-'ndon; Universe. Liverpool.
oARKs.- Emma, Antwerp; Z A soudsr Belfast
5lselsr, HALIFAX.
MICS Lola. Point an Pstrs; Martha Jane. DO;
.0ruina, Anastsr4suc Martha, ballast, w,ili.m d
80. Gloucester: Acme. Pics0a: BirehaId1 Tonsy.
sCAoONIRs-Ha!mcn, Chincoseasus: Z Ems.
g., 60: Whlev Harp, Washington Henrietta,
.aypofs xsais Glover Ne. o1i:Sn: Psvsn ni l.
splppsSci; Pert koyaL Ann fenner, Astomtin
,,,.' ~. Hull, w.:hnsson; B.ylis, DO; rIo,;
sHu.a, Sss Haven.
sLoors-retss Hulse. York River: Gertrude, DO.
ARRIVED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Beaufort: Admiral Du-
~ S' s,..i: Ci,y Of ssth Chs5,e:,on Bay sc
OF Phisdelr his: De Molsy tU 3 transport. Boston;
lLaLts, CHARLESTON Bar: Martha Stevens, Baltimore.
snirs s.ebephsath. Bahia; Hsr.oGin, Bremen.
i sAMks BY Paul, BsrmudA LillIas, New OIl.ans;
.su,s, bremen
bElGs Henry Thaeksfay. kilesosns; Ads. Grand
'uf, l; fidsnts, tAlstsian) Aasssilles, ID 1rov-
Want, bermuda
YACHTS -Zinss. from . crulss eastward. Hsnriss.
As sion.
scHooHRRs- Belle, 81 Jsso q. Cuba; Sen Luis
1 Is Jonnsou, do r Hsysns, DO; Arctic. baltimore;
- Ae.bafypost hudson, Norwich; v.!miliOn,
-. EnzStetnpost tor Boston, DR. Franklin, Norwich;
,I,sn > anton, Bridgeport; kosA, sse0; Young Anne
s I. sslsL., Palladium, Bossen; White Koen, loaIh
A.. Charlie d while, Rendous lor BostOn; IouiI
y b-.,lin, ;Ssntaekst; h.ooks, Plymouth u sss
: p" III idss, Asreishsad; Thatcher Taylor
ne...d. hartford: Anna Amelia, Connection
80 ,soii, :. Eh..bsthport fog rsuntoni d Gille.
",!irr, Bosron' DAM Higgins, Boston for Albany.
LOW one bark and enc brig. unknown
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NEW YORK COUNTY SUBSTITUTE
AND RELIEF COMMITTEE

The Committee hereby sive motto, that they Rave
fIed theh office 81 the supreme Cour; Poems Noe
IS Duane street, w stars ard th-' sAii once will
b. open daily At o'e!ocb AM, until tn neAs
for which the Con WAS organized IL aispo,,
Of
The Comm ittee also rive notice tia. no application
for the payment Of Substitute u Relief money ell
BE- entertained until the District Board Eurolmsn
have elAnn and accepted the person drafted into
the States ssiyies, under the Act vi Congress-
approved March 2. 1865.
he certificate u acc ptsnce BY the District Board
OF Enrolimcut must he pit. Eted 10 this Committee
The following kuss and REGULATIONS have hen
adopted u relation 10 drafted person. In INDECENT cir
erm'tanees sho have fannie, del- ndins UPON them
for suppor:
l. The Term citizen" employed In the fourth and
seventh sect one Of the Ofdiusnce OF the Board Of su
perv,or-, embrace oil fcsdtnts Of this city aud coup
gress.
n. rho words, having family dependent on him
for support, which occur In 'he fourth sect the
Ordinance Aforesaid, and iLer eruivslrnt a. used In
the seventh section OF said Ordnance, Construed
TO meAn and include the ionosigs esUs tts 10 to
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T'IiE SPECIAL COMMIT TIE APPOINTED
by thu DSar ofSrpervisor' ram ne elsiIns AIDE
against the Co.nty To- damages siesd 70 have bson
snstHnou b. the se,irltion Of o. injury 10 badnss,
OF other rec rcors' Erorerty. In consequence Of
the recent riots will hold nssting a. ths chamber
Board ofsupcrvlsoIs- Room No IL City Hail. Thurs-
day. Sept. 10Th. 1866. ct O'Clock =. H., to consider
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as total sum required vilI, II 10 anticipated. Be
.-Hciiood b. to day, .. noon.
isA TnIED DisrRicT ENROLLING board
lts Board 70 ssembled 81 No. 1s washingtoa st.,
y.st4rds, morning. ct O'Clock, and disposed Of tho
slovins esses Substitutes ,sil accepted G. held for
city, {, aliens, IS; over age, g. only sons, u paid
kyvV father Of otneress children, J. disaLiity 10
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BROOKLYN.

TiY BGookLYN DHtT Losx.-Tbs total
-oin. subse ited 10 the DssR Loan 10 e31. 300,
81 .h'eh over 100000 added iyssasrdsy. owing
a. 10 o. ion ofths Common Conncii the night pre-
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VOJ Late for Classification.
DRATMD.

: Nelly On Wednesday. SEPT 9, May Couel-
. Altt'.e VI beladuhy, County L0usford irslAnd
49, h.ii!s aud scquaintanees are respectfully IN
- At end the funeral, o. fIidsy afternoon
80 SGtfis, buntere Point, l. ]. lsl
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80, Grvst irit,an and !hs Continent By steamer
Anbis, Tuesday, Aug ls...--.........-.. .Ss .. la.
svaland VIA IL. Jossph, Mo-. h a. IN and ~ o m.
sorth- Albany, Buffalo Canada "a AN. & 30 pm.
ke..ern Mall via Ede kAilrosd.. o III. Ard sS IN
,Yuthern = w.n Mall. In. ~ aud 10 p m
SANeru NAIL ID Q. m, and ~ D.
- Bedford, Newport aud Fall River. .. n
The Ions Island Mall closes at -. IN and I p NJ
Sonday Mails On Sunday all mails close al y "a
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MEDICINES.

CukE YOUR COUGH-uSE CAMP
~ BELLS syIup Of Wild Cherry and Tar. sure
Try IL. 10 b. had Of CAMPBELL DruSsist, cor. stli
ayenue aod 18th st, and AcDOSAID'S Dry Govds
Store, 800 Bous.y, near eth OF. Price "a cents ~.
ENET ) CORN SALVE-CURES CORNS.
- Bunions, &c. 90 cent boIss for Corns and Bun.
ions 70 cent toxes Tor Corns only. Sold by drug
ei.ts and sent byman. Dr. \. EMET, 3Oi Broadway
New OIk,
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KENNEDfS RHEpMArIC IINIMENT
"A CURES kHkUAlATIsA
ksnnedy's Rheuip attic Linime nj Cures NeurHlsta
Aennsdys kheunsue Liniment Cures sprains.
ksnnedy's khsumAtic Liniment Cures Bruisrs
keuncdy's Rheumatic Linim'pt Curcs Sore Throat
Kennedy Rheumatic lin nent cuIes Ache. aud
Pains Of every nsmo sntkhatuIe.
For sale By u. ), BARNEs 4 60. 2O9 Broadway. sSA
TU MOTHERS-DR. NEA,, "a WEST
18th 1t, gives special a.,ention to the trratmsnt
and cure Of ehildren's bowel complaints Permanent
cures Of ehrcnic diarrhoe guaranteed Eemedy - or
sala. Consultations free. e3l
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'TO LKT-lN Thu sun BUILDING, COR
L Eer OF Nassau md Fulton o., large room On the
9TH hoor, iiA.b, WITH vindows mont AMI ear suit.
sAu ", Atm door, sis
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7 OTIS Al LAST NEW lORk, :5xl0y, 10.
l/Ials cls GOOD ne shborhood soil 6t; title per-
fct; price slv, each $40 down and monthly pay.
menis Of -. tnqulfe OF JOHN ME3BECkER, Fast
Sew YORK aye, noaE fsc. ave, Oh T.. q. LOCKE, 70
Pin. 81. y, \. yxs
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FOE SALE AND TO LET,

nOYOu WANT 4 HOME OF YOUR Own
- $500 ..2a. $780, s9ur. assl. $40 either Of the
above pricss J.! buy lot - Ei.sbethporf, New Jer
: &c. ga o" !. N: # s.s s II s..t
he advanced {" h.g yM,'S. pn,ssA,,ns :" build Peg.
not aCs .Ds rans !.
TO yGo0lEf { mI-iiDSiffE5, 1.ss.;, Eli.ss.S'
por., 36s
EOR SALL-A NICE NEW ?-STURY
frame ho'..e hniAhed ~ aOod style. With marble
nantes. &c, cvntalnins rooms. SITUATE IN the
T.l A :s a,.s u.s. fIoYtIi? r G so s' go
a.. Willamshu-gh. 90
ZOE SALF--A NICE PLACE ~ THE
- village Of iismp.tesd, L. l., containing y Acrss
Everyth n. ~ FOOD cs-. CONVENIENT 70 the depot.
bufrh 500
E'OK SALE IL BEOOKLYN-A STORY
4 basenent aud snbcsar hou.s for safe, with
mcdern .mptoyenent,; will Is sold ch.sp. Inqlss
% vac premises. Detslb ave, BET. Ls~n and fnes'
above th' dspot. AZ
LOE SALE IN BRoOKkYS--A SMALL
= hogss and 1T IN GeIsen St, letN-en Vanderbilt
and nari hiiI avenues. For pnce and psrtieuLIs.
inquire 81 the p,riises zls
EARM OF ACRES FOR SALE, IN Lots
4 70 sui, purchasers, With house and barn near .
ing. gardening, or private rs,!lc9cs; terms easy.
s%s' sotn -. ,S e ,,s' land i"' work AP'
TOR SALt-IWO OF THE BEST And
l. cheap It house, Ia Brooklyn; houses contain all
~, modern improvements, situated i, the nosf desr
able part Of the clty within three railway nes. Price
sl,,on and $1,000, Terms to suit. Inquire on tho
premise, itls ~. corner GOTH o.. o. +. II. SMITH,
9th sv aud l,ih ST, B.ootlyn. 33s
T OTIS Al LAST NEW lORk, :5xlOy, 10.
1%Ias cls,p good ne shborhood. soil, 6t; title per
let; price lV0 each; $40 down and monthly pay.
nenis o. ~ tnqulic OF JOHN ME5BECkER, East
Pins -. y. Y u.
'IU LKT-lN THi sun BUILDING, COR
L Ecr Of Nvsesu md Fulton o., o large room On the
9TH tioor, iiA.u WITH vipdOws out AMI ear .uit
as Tor :us luscturins business. Inquire 81 ~
sAu ", Attn toor, as
CIfOO WILL BUY A NEW TWO
- 5tIC e;cry house and 10; on = paved street
ruunine to hros ferries $500 ca4h and SY5eysrv
tn ~ .oprtls; go, one for kl.0O-a1u caAk And Sak
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n .iied to attend.
ELIJAH +. PuKDY,
JAMES DAVIS, s....,
krGuSlCs WElSNASN, snn
sNtTH ELY, Jr., '''o""ee'
ORlfDs BLUNT,
RoRgsr q. hUrcrls..e secretary.
Sew ork sept. 9th, 1854 ls,
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" ho are wholly de.
> nd,ut upot him Tor
support.
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EOE SALE IN BRoOKkYS--A SMALL
house and ut IN bergen ct, LetS.en Vanderbilt
and nari hiiI av"nu"s. For plce and particulars,
inquire o. the p,riises zls
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wv I UHk, s0pI :, IoOS' sUf
pROTECTIvE WAR CLAIM ASsOCLA-
TION-The objects Of the Associa ar. to secure
20 soldiers and sailors, and their families any claius
tor psnaions, pay aud bounty and TO give ady.cr and
information 70 them ,e.thoUt cost, aud 10 prevent
frauds asaiast thsm and the Government AWics-
shA6E&k ~ Siss:s|sss: 81: = I ssSs z
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EARM OF IL ACRES FOR SALE, IN Lots
l. to suit pIrlhasaT, With house and barn. near .
lne lake OF two heus ride, suitable Nor farm
ink. gardening, OF private rsillrg,e terms easy.
csTyen wanted, to take land los work Apply to
W. ROTH, 800 sixth ave .5s
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EOk SALE IN BROOKLYN STORY
basement aud snb. cellar hons. for safe, with
modern .mproyenen;s. viii Is sold cheap. Inqlss
o. IGc premises. Desslb ave, bet Lsvis and a,ss
Above Ne depo, 4l3
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EoR SALE-A NICE PLACE ~ THE
- village Of lismpsesd l.. l., containing ~ Acrss
Ileniy % the teN riit, iarRe new house, barn. &c
Everything ~ FOOD cs-. tnuvenieni ~ the depot.
lng'urr OF IA. fCIl.ls. IS Souih .th q. wilians-
hutrl 800
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-19

President Lincoln, on the 4th of last
December, dismissed from the service
Of the United States Col. John McHen-
ry, jr., of the 18th Kentucky Volun-
teers. The offence of that officer was
violation of the additional Article
of War prohibiting fugitive-slave rem
ditions BY United States forces; ne
having issued an order for the exc!u.
sion Of fugitive slaves from his regi-
ment. and their delivery to their own
ere on application. No distinction
was made between loyal and rebel
claimants. The act was plainly
against the spirit of the article, and
was fitly punished by the dismissal of
Col. McHenry.
II is reported that Col. D. II. Hughes,
Of the Ssth Iowa, is also engaged in
the business of compelling the SOL
diers under his command to catch
niggers for their rebel masters. The
boys of Northern Iowa did not enlist
for that sort of work and it is to be
hoped that the War Department will
not long delay teaching this " model
Democrat that he has wofully mis-
taken his vocation.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-19
A GOOD TALKEH,

There is q world of truth in the
saying that at "sixteen a girl prefers
the best dancer in the room at two
and twenty the best talker, and at thir-
ty the richest man." The girl of six
teen is not supposed to feel enough Of
the worlds hypocrisy and society's
necessities to appreciate fully the val
ne of wealth !; at thirty the misfor-
tunes Of her friends who have married
upon a dream of "love in a COTTAGE"
have made her appreciate the usefue
ness Of money too much. Both ex-
tremes have their faults. As for the
best talker," he is not only prefer
red by ladies Of twenty-five, but ad-
mired by ladies and envied by gentle
men Of every age-for what is more
pleasing than the society Of man
whose mind is we'll stored with knowl-
edge, which his tongue is capable Of
uttering with fuency, grace and elo-
quence, that maketh even old truths
assume the enchanting dignity of q
moral philosophy. There is nothing
like good talker to win his way to
the hearts Of the ladies. They are
generally fluent, but not good talk
ers themselves. They have general
ly an abundance Of words, but are
not SO amply supplied with ideas.
The man therefore, who is as ready of
speech as they, but who has acquired
the art of using choicer diction, and
who has the faculty of introducing
new ideas in old shapes, or old ideas
in new shapes, excels them upon their
own ground. This excellence which
would inspire envy if he were wo-
man, inspires admiration as he is a
man. Hence his popularity. 1t is
astonishing, though, what o small
modicum Of wit and learning will
give q voluble man brilliant repu-
tation as q good talkcr. We have
seen an exceedingly shallow thinker
and very specifically accomplished
man, carry all before him. We have
seen it, too. in the presence of men of
varied and extensive erudition. But.
alas they could not talk well. They
bad not the "gift of gab." And how
often is this the case in mixed assem-
blies. How often the frivolous scum
rises to the surface and provokes adj
miration, while the more solid mate
rial sinks to the bottom, and goes quite
out Of sight.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-19
Our Iowa Soldiers.
Reported for the Charles City ln,clligenccr.

Reported for the Charles City ln,eligenccr.
Names of Iowa soldiers who have died in
Hospitals at st. Louis, NO., from Jan. 18th to
Feb. 9th, 1868. Furnished by Thomas w. j.
Long, (of Iowa. Office No. 2 iaclede Block,
Olive Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Jan. %, VIM Springer, Co. G, 34th Infantry
of Gastritis.
VIM. Myers. H, IS, variola conhuens.
90, H. L. Lland, A, "a, %
Jacob Faster, G, 81, 90
80, Henry @, Snver, +. "a, chronic diar-
rhea.
81, }. w. Rhodes, f, 80, pneumonia.
c. Hecthorne. G, -, dysentery.
VIM. M. Painter, E, 80.
A. kinter, 81.
Samuel Moore, 30.
John L. Allen, /, 4, Consumption.
Amos Tompkins, ID, o, Erysipelas.
Charles w. Warren, H. %, pneumo-
MIA
Feb. 1, Richard Abbott, A, 81, pneumonia.
c. G. Reed, b, q, chronic diarrhoa.
A. A. Carpenter, II, 80, typhoid Fe-
yer.
TT. Bunoe, B, 0, typhoid fever.
Q, w. w. Satchel, f. %, +"
8, r. M. Faris, +, 36 g -
John II. Davis, H, 20, chronic diar-
rhea.
Peter Agler, q. %. erysipelas.
8, Allen d. Hall, A, "a, inflammation of
the Lungs.
James Barnes, H, %, gunshot wound.
Robert b. Wilcox, f, IS, typhoid fe-
yer.
1, Harrison Billeter, C, 90 Z" fever.
w. H. Morehead, l, IS, chronic diar-
rhGa.
r. s. Wells, C, 4, gunshot wound.
8, J. III. Athearn, II, IS, IS 50
L. M. Gilman, K, 81, chronic diar-
rhea.
John Strawhicker. c, "a, consumption.
6, r. s. Finch, f, %, acute dyscntery.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-19
The Charleston Affair.

We last week alluded to the rebe |
account of an attack by their rams
upon our blockaders at Charleston
and their opening or raising the block
ade. 1t now turns out that the block.
ade was in no wise raised snd all the
rebel proclamations to that effect 60
for nothing. The cause II The attack
Of the rebel rams, was that one of our
blockaders had captured a valuable
prize. it being no less than the British
iron steamer Princes Royal, while
trying to run the blockade, in a dark
night, having on board two complete
engines for iron clad steamers, skill.
ful English artizans and a large cargo
Of munitions of war. Tho prize
steamer has been safely brought in to
Philadelphia, and the Navy Depart.
ment has ordered the immediate con.
struction of two war vessels in which
the captured engines are to be placed.
The rebel rams did not sink or cap
ture any of our vessels. Two of
them were injured, and several of our
men were killed and wounded. The
rams hurried back to their anchorage
near the city, being unified to the
open sea, and failing to recover the
prize steamer.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-19

The sooner loyal people understand
the true state Of affairs the better.
Many Of the noisy, brawling leaders
of the so-called Democratic party are
doubtless bot blind and bigoted par
tizans with no designs beyond the sue.
cess of party. But there 10 class Of
men deeply dyed in tresson-conspir-
ators against the Government who
mean all the mischief that is charged
upon them-they mean active coop
Grafton with the rebel Government
they mean to stop the war and then
annex the Northwest to the Southern
CoDfederacy. This 10 their purpose.
They are in communication with the
rebels. They are members of secret
Society having for its object the over
throw of the Government, and are 10
every respect as guilty and much
more dangerous than declared rebels
in arms. We must meet and over.
power these conspirators. We must
vanqnish them upon the hustings,-
expose their purposes, refate their
faIsehoods and destroy their inanence
with the loyal masses. There il nc
other Representatives,.