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ExENPTTONs.-This morning, the Board of
enrolment exempted the following named
persons:
o. Kellogg, Jr., ath ward, erroneous enroll.
ment.
Hugh salisbury, 9th district, aIienage
Royal E. Mills, Sd ward, unsuitableness of
age.
Michael Harden, 5th ward, unsuitableness OF
age.
Benjamin p. Brown, 4th ward, physical dis
ability. -
Francis Smithson, 7th ward, physical disa.
bility.
Charles G. Martin, 9Th ward, mother elects
John Upton, 9TH ward physical disability
James Christie, sth ward erroneous enroll
ment. "a 20 ~
VIM. Miller, Sd ward, alienage.
J. N. Swank, Sd ward, mother elects
Filx ID. Queen, Sd ward physical disability
Charles A. Stanley, Sd ward, physical disa-
bility. 4
Alexander Latimore, Sd ward erroneous en- :
rollment. -"
Thomas Weber, 9th ward, erroneous enroll
ment
Theodore Hurley, 9th ward, erroneous enroll
ment.
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BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Do1NGs OF THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS

THEREBELs MOVING TOWARDS KNOXVILLE
AGAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

CAPITOL HILL.
EDWI HAL & CO..
Dealers in
TIN AND WOODEN WARE
Corner Penn. avenue and Third street east.
de FL Inn Washington d O.
NATURAL LIFE EVERLASTING FLOWERS
1 Boauets, Baskets. Wreaths, DO. of fresh cut
flowers made to order Boquets Of choice flowers
constantly on and. N. B. Parties and weddings
Supplied at the shortest notics by A. W. BOEk.
NER. No. Colonization Building. corner AZ st.
and Penn avenue. Dc 10 Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

Row.-Yesterday morning, young man,
in passing the Marine Barracks, struck a dog
beion ging 10 one of the Marines, when diff
Guilty arose, and the Marine and young n an
soon came to blows. In 4 short trme another
citizen joined, and the Marines, who had been
watching the fight, to the number of some
thirty, jumped the wall or ran the guard an d
Joined in the ARRAY, which by this time bid fair
to result seriously, but by the prompt efforts OF
Major Cash and other officers of the Marinas,
and Reundsman Harrison, of the police, the
crowd was dispersed without any serious re-
suits. There were,' however, several bloody
noses among the participants, and this morn
ing, reyes in mourning" seem to be all the
fashion. 80
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silaassis s.sssd
nS g1AFFIBLEv BALTIMORE ooNPso.
h .tTses. Between .sd % aiss.P sss
Il u. s Ssa:.
ard most rssscsasls ssl1s Ice orssms and
s Mole LEA and retail ss " 10 gsS.st.
S!sAMER sMeIRE HAs ARRIVED FROM
Esr f hsl. 81 snq ss Is ns s,rest
town. Cons snees will plea se sttend 70 =
s1 s. ssfi5 sGssh
HARD wooD LUMBER.
respectfully call tie attention = Of hard wood
ss &. Sis q i ID s ssst ssA
wH f1is t1 Fin Fl hu hsna sSS on feet ,ms
thickness, we'll seasoned
osas. and Y sPw yi1HIn GiL .1saS;.
de2s St. between 9th and 10Th ats east
FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKS.
CHEN ct Chat 81 50 o.
L Rssse dS s dss M hssa sss
r P11 Tissgs ssste pa par he-meme sb
Animaux Parlants, see;
GGon.es pour les sDisnts Dc cling ak ans, ssc.
LIE cnO1X q nm ami, Z5c.
And f as just tsH f.st fo5ss
(HAKBs AND ICn CRHAM FOR The aOLI
- DAS 8 Large assortment Of Pound aud Fruit
Cake Of the best kind. The we'll known Philsdel.
phia Ice Cream constantly on hand, At
de 24-1w. Corner lath and Z streets.
WRITING DESKS. PORTFOLIOS, PEN
w knives, Photograph Albums. Ohessmen Ohess
Boards, BackSammon Boards, Gold Pens india
SSubber Pencils, Pocket Books, Memorandum
Cooks, L9nettes, Diaries, &C., 30 For sale 1t the
deA FRANCK TAYLOR
WI HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE MORE or
W 8teinway SoLs PIANOYORTES, -l--
OF all styles Two Of Bacon Raven, and
Three of Haines Brothers; to which We Nv
exclusively for cash We are en- abled to sell at the
lowest factory prices. We have, also, on hand,
several Second hand Pianos which we offer for
W. G. METZEROTT.
de23 Music Depot, cor. 1ltb and Pa ave-.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Gents Dress Hats. Fine Fur Hats
Cents Caps, Fur, Cloth. snd Plush bands.
Walking lanes in great variety, something very
fine.
Dies. Boots, Congress- Caters, &c.
Boys Fire Soft Hats, new styles
Fancy and Fur trimmed Caps,
Boys Boots. Oh oes. &c.
Giva us a cali; it will pay:
de s3-a.* 3s3 Seventh st., under ncrsey's Hotel
IN FINE BINDING.-scett's Novels. Fielding's
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n~ICE CREAM AND wArBR ICHs or rHl
4Q3 best quality delivered 10 IAuilIse, Hotels,
!airs Balls, ct the lowest prices q the Phils
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TITO THAsNOTERS OF WASHINGTON
MI me Assessora Of the different Wards win
,ciosh from the i4th to the Slst De al 70
tbose omit,soa forrsct and register the names OF
~; sirss MsrdIyohn A 'Rheem. No. 172 Pennsyly.-
ma asenuei between Nth AZ 18th streets.
Eisyenth street, corner q street. ia'hs' NO. vi
.t.aa,' pwa SLL;In e =; Curtis, Eighth and
Fourth WaEd51Thonas W. Bursh. Fifth street,
Fifth Wsrd.B oyer, No. GIL New jersey
aysnue, 1en Buildings. 49, '''
south between Mxth and seventh streets east 'ee'
. seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn, No IS frtreet
outh, between Eighth and Ninth streets, deI5-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

Aor1Ne mAsrrkSS IMt HFii O, X. JONES h.,-
Ing deserted from the o. 3. Stsamer EutaV - on
the 18th instant, reward OF thirty dollars $3.50
70 the commandant of any Of the Naval Stations
:, By order Of the Honorable the eeerstary Of the
Navy. AND'W A. HAYWOOD. Oomjd.
90 Is - NGvy Yard. Warrington,
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p DIARIEs For ls64.-A valuable pocket chm.
panion for registering eyents--containtng al.
manac, population Of, the Unitsd States, rates
of postage, distance and time by;railroad from
New York to the principal places in the Unite5
States, stamp duties, record Of battles and
other important events, from the som mence-
ment Of the rebelHon 10 the present fnne; blank
space foreyerv day IN the year. cash account
and bills payable and receivable. for eacl
month. Commence the new year with a diary
/, Shiiiipeton, bookseller, stationer and ne VS.
dealer. corner Z street and PennsyiyaniA
az en- ne, has fifty different kinds In various
gsty les Of b1nding.a $500 &c
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q An OUTRAGE.-Tharsday afternoon, Ct. "
Bennett was walking with his wife on tue
Avenue, and squad of the military patrol
approached themr having in charge George
Stewart and Horace Clark, prisoners. Upon
meeting Mrs. Bennett one of the prisoners ac-
ted her with an indecent remark, aud the
other attempted to pull mp her dress. Mr.
Bennett was struck by the scoundrefs when
he turned to protect his wife. I he offenders
were handed over to officers Pendle aud Fuss,
as they were sent to Jail for court by Justice
Gibersou. Z az fs-..r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

GRAND LARcENY.AYesterday Oficer LIE "
is. OF the Third Ward, arrested Wallace Tur
uer, colored, porter in the store Of q. l.. Lock
wood, Pennsylvania avenue, for stealing sun
dry articles from his employer. This morning
Sergeant Skippon searched the house Of Robt
RUSSELL where Turner boarded, and recovered
goods valued at SIS. Turner was sent to jai
for court by Justice Thompson. 20
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GRAND LARcESY.-William Kane for rob
bling Columbus Thompson of s2i and q plsto
nj the Assembly rooms on Thursday evaain,
was arrested yesterday an d committed to jaf
by Justice Kinsey. s45sI aas&5 !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

ITO ARMY OFFICERS, &c.
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTS For Sac
cfeap. OF extra fine fEnelsh) make. for taking
views Can be seen At BELL BROS. $50 Pa
avenue. de 23-Str
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A CASE OF REsTITUTIoH.-Rey. hDr. Whit'
Of st. Mathews church, received from per 50
few days since at confessional. $40. Whic
9 the penItent desired should be pald INTO 20
Treasury OF the United States, where II Wa
DUE l2fs - s-I 4as ssa=s. p '5sglst !
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n s1AFFIILEs BALTIMORE ooNFso.
M tionsry and Lacies' oyster Saloon. ss6
Balls, Fsirs, suppers. Dinner Parties, and other
enterta nments furnisnsd st the shortest notice
water iess, Sc hast quality made By st.:, uovAr
Wholesale and retail. no ams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

THE WrArHER.-At = o clock 3. m. yesterda
aud to-day the mercury reached its loves
noint-sixfeen degrees above zero-being tw
degrees low er than it has previously been thi
seaeou. it s5E{za
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

STEAMER PRE- Has ARRIVED FROM
= New Yorh and Is now discha-gins In1>An
cargo at foot of high street, Gsorvs. ASHRTA
town. Consi snees will please sttend TO
the re ptior of their goods at once
te26-2t MORGAN & RHINEHART A~a,&,
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IOH N COL DIN & co,
y PHOTOGRAPHERS.

DROP. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI WILL BE
open his Rooms for his last purse in Music,
after his return from New York, MONDAY, Jan
18th. 1854.
AL those who desire to avail themselves of the
BENEFITS Of bis Few and sim plifed method viii
leave their names 1T his residence, 316 street.
de 6 In
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-07-09
SUGAR E;VAPORATOR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator

COOKS sugar EVdpOfdIUI.
uTE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w sale of the Celebrated Evaporator for Glib
soE AND VANDERBURGH Counties. We
commend them from personal experience, hav-
ing manufactured 500 gallons OF beautiful syrup
tbose having Cane to make up to buy one OF
CoOK'S EVAPORATORS, as the NJ lasses made
an those machines sell at from 10 to 25 cents per
raIiop m re than that made on common pans, &C.
persons wanting will please order early, as
there NAV Re delay in getting them late IN the
seAS0H' S'-~ yICKERY BROTHERS;
;s9 No, 50 Main St., Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-07-09
GROCERIES.

CUNDRIES-
> strawberry and Lemon Syrup, Almonds,
Brazil Nuts, Essence of Coffee, Lemon Syrup
Wooden Bowls English wsnuts ds Figs Horsa Raiins .md
Scrubbing Brushes, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum,
EPSON salts; Roll Birthstone, sulphur, Copperas,
Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tar,
tar, Soda Bed Cords of all kinds, Tobacco Of all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Nutmegs, Cigars ct all
kinds, Ginger, Camphor, Carolina aud wagon
Tar, Brooms Cotton Yarn, race and Ground, CASTLE
Soap, Playing Cards, Glass Jars Lanterns and Pep
per Sauce, Matches, Pickles, Flasks, Mustard flsh
Of all kinds, Tomato Catsup, Powder, Safety Fuse
Soaps of all kinds Starch, Teas, Vinegar, cam
phor, Letter, Note, Cap, and Fancy Paper Wrap
ping Paper, Envelopes. Salt Petre, Gum Drops
Wooden Bowls, Jujube Paste, Cinnamon, Coal VI
Clothes Pins, British Lustre, Bonnet Boards, Ink
Gloves, Nails, SASH Glass, Spirits Turpentine all
spice Sal Soda, Pain Killer, Licorice, &c &C, &C
A supply of the above kept constantly on n hand'
and for sale low by S. Z. GILBERT Co,
jyitf No. 4 Sycamore street.
CINNAMoN-15o mats for sale very low in lot'
~ to the trade
S. E. GILBERT s. Co.
No Sycamore street.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-07-09
CO-PARTNERSRIP.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w us in business Nicholas NJ. tioodlett, Tor
rnariv of Louisville, KY, and shall continue to
trnsact Wholesale Dry Goods business under the
old firm OF j. Ii. MAAGhEh =" w.
IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

~ A subscriber inquiries why We did
not publish Gen. Grants order excluding
tho Jews from his Department
We did publish the statement that he
had issued an order of that purport. and
We subsequently published the statement
that the President had revoked the or
DER.
Osr friend wants to know further, why
We did not denounce the order in fit terms
OF reprobation. To which, We reply that
We have neither time nor space to de-
nounce everything We disapprove. and in
the case mentioned our denunciatiou VA
not likely to have any practical effect on
casual order Of . single General revok.
Cd - soon as it was brought to the a.teu
ton Of the President.
The order itself was unquestionably un
just, impolitic and invidious, and had i
BEEN adopted or persisted in as 4 policy
We should have found occasion to expres
our apprehension of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

some 6ns or other. in The providsece d
God. DE negro b to b free--and that
seme day the protection Of the lawe win
r. extended over him, and that ~ will
besoms free No man doshos Chat,
and I'll desire to guard against The evils
that may arise from the change, and which
cannot be made without disorganixing our
political system. It 10 my opinion that
~ this hos bsen sent upon the nation for
some grest object; and il il my opinion
that it will be easier 1t this time 70 set
tie this question than to lsave It to BE-
settled hereafter.
1t is not evident to every mind that
the day and hour have come when all
men, SO far as this country il concerned
And it j. the lat refuge Of alayery o.
TIA globe b in political right fla
and equal, ~ they were declared BY the
Declaration Of 1npspendshcefs Tap.
plause. Let no sbsHhs e0Icerncd about
the question of social equality, They
will BE- just 20 far equal 10 God has made
them equal, and no more md no less
Take care lest seebe found fighting againa
God. If he has not made them our equals,
thsy viii not BE- our equals. BUD Hehas
made them free. God willed them free.
God will have them free. And let His will
be dons.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

n Cenfession which Means mere
Than xs says.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has delicate way
of putting an unpleasant point. In hi
recent speech 1t Jackson he twice eau
toned the Mississippians as to the neoes,
sity Of keeping on hand force suficieD
to s'control the negroes" Here are th,
passages:
"The object of that portion of the ICON
scription) act which exsmpts those hav
ing charge Of twenty OF more negroes wa,
not TO draw any distinction of classes, bat
simply TO provide force in the nature o,
pol'ce force, sufficient to keep our ne
grees in control"
y "Let me repeat that there
40 much that the reserved troops cas Do.
They can build bridges, construct FORTH
cations, act ~ sort of pSlice to preserve
order and promote the industrial interests
Of the State (of Mississippi } and keep the
segross under control"
Yet it Is the boast of the Southern
shareholders, and their Northern Copper
head sympathizers. that they fear NO vio-
lence from the negroes. The blacks, they
havealways maintained, are faithful SER
vile race, also would not accept freedom If
offered them, but on the contrary would
fight for their masters to their death
against the Yankees. The opposite posi-.
lions of Davis and his sympathizers are
not reconcilable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

~ We owe everything to Germany,
from bottle Of cologue wator up to the
Bible. and our German friend may rest
assured We appreciate it-[Gate City.
Did oar neighbor Of the Gate City love
that "sweet German accent" SO much
when he travelled all the way to Prim-
rose to be admitted, under the shades, Of
night, to the dark lantern association OF
that place, when and where be took the
oath never to vote for a "bloody furrinerS''
II Constitution.
Exactly. The Democrats controlled
the Council here in Keokuk, and when
We got in, finding Hornish, your late
candidate for Congress, "Chief Sachem, y
and Clagett, the editor of the Constitu-
ton, and other leading Democrats, in
prominent positions, we were satisfied that
we had got into the "wrong pew" and
therefore took an early opportunity to
withdraw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24
Fesling tie xzalser Draw.

"The men who stand highest In this
contest would fall the iirst sacrifice 70
the vengeance Of th's enemy in case W
should be unsucceaaful, You may rest
assured, then, toy ah1t yeason. u jor "a
other, that whatever capacity they posseas.
will be devoted to the securing ths indie
Rsndencs Of the country. II JEFF. Davis
Bpss6l ~ Jackson. N
T0Dbsi chief begins to feel the t;sht-
sning VI the halter around his asSusi
throat. The secret ID ont. He fights a
bscsnss b has made his last desperate
throw. His treason FILLING Otis object.
he dies ifSaught. II hs escapes, his fate
iesio live 70 b scornsd and pointed at, ~
Arnold was. By bic sthising friends,
the English.-[N. =. Ev'g Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

Borfs HHARD FaoA.-Hon. John
Minor Bolts, Of Virginia, opposed seces.
saon to the last, and has been pretty much
~ obscurity since the rebellion ber,n.-
A late Richmond Examiner saYs 6e has
recently purchased, 10 Orange county.
vasginn, % estate Of $500 acres for t6e
sam q xiO4 600. and has left Richmond
% tske possession Of the same. With the
Intention Of devoting the remainder 81 m.
yesn 70 agricultural pursuits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

IA Warrington dispstoh to the Pres,
dated yesterday, says the authorities an
painfully reticent . 70 the movements 81
the Army Of the Potomac. but from arri.
vals in the city there i no deabt that !
movsment i being actually made, md
thata Asht q = loot Saos naa3 h inms1i.
ately sxpected. Unfortunaasly Il has
been mining very hard for tho last tvsn.
y honrS, and II the storm has extended
= hr south = the Rapphannock oul
troops will have great diiienlty in march
ing. The rise 10 the river will not inter
fore With tho pontoons. They are firmly
fastened and in ne danger Of bsiag. svspt
away. = they csn b taken up Il 5sw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24
DEFAMATION.

Jelf. Davis issusa m order recently ~.
fnsing to parole Or t|xehangs any Fsdenl
oikesls taken prisoners. AZ the time y
had more Of oar oGIcen il his hand thas
We led Of hi. srld this eireumstane1
tended to make him arrogant. Bse ~
run Of the luck shursly afIereaydp trrnod
The boot is now on the otbAr loot. Tha
baltic Of Musfrsssboro threw into The
hands Of the rebcls moro prisoners thar
We took, but a. Blneg vas Obliged q
leave many Of his vnsaded hshiad Ii TIL
has.y and rapid rstrsaa the diAereacs n
The respsctive number Il prisoasn laksn
Is not 70 great - many suppose. The
raid VI Forrsss's gysrrillas upos Oxford,
and tie shanefllly snd cowardIy surrea.
der Of that Post by Col. Murphy, gavs
the rebels ], 200 prisoners. A few hun.
dred also fell in their hands Il Vicks.
burg. All these put the rebels ahead d
MS in prisoners, bat the storming Of Ar
kansaa Post, and with it, fall the sur
render Of ten regiments of rebels, places
onr side considerably ahead These ten
regiments give Us 1900 privates, and 600
officers. We have one General. ten Col
onels, ten Lieutenant Colonels, ten Maiovs
one hundred Captains, and two handrsd
Lieutenants, and pcors or two Of Adju.
tants, Staff officers, Quar.ermastsrs and
Surgeons. making fully 400 in Ill. II
JEFF. Davis psrsists in throwing our ofRsssl
into dungeons and penitentiaries, oar
authorities can place double - many Of
his officers in Gloss confinement. The
number Of rebel officers in Federal hands
stand fair chance Of being largely IN.
creased BY Gen. MoClsrnand's sxpsai-
lion. II the rebels make stand & 81.
Charles, on the White River, and Pine
Bluffs, on the Arkansas, two moro nice
hauls will certainly 10 made. adding ssv-
eral hundred more rebel cf6cars 70 the
present formidable bntch. Let JED. Davis
crack along. He viii shortly diseovss
that It = game two can play at, and that
Old Abe holds the biggest cards. -
fChieagc Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

AThere were 4,72O prisoners taken
by Gen. McClernand 1t Arkansas Post
and $500 Enfield rides. Our losu m,
$50 killed and 500 wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

- The capture and burning Of our
steamers on the Cumberland, and the
brutal treatment of our sick and wounded
at the hands Of the rebel guenillas xss ct.
" crowned BY the deliberate murder Of
some eight or nine colored men who vera
on the boats in various capacities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24
Al AnAerasan Consul Mssderea.
4asatlan, Jan. 3.

The American Consul Va murdered
about The Goth Of Dscsmber whils visit
ing the silver mines By party Of Indi-
ans.
!. = coutier arrived 1t MasaaAn ths Sd
- With late dispatches from ths City
q eta!aoo, Hhere thu rnm0f prssailad
that & the French army had snsanpsd It
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

- Col. Murphy who surrendered
Holly Springs has been cashiered and dis.
missed from the service. He was an lii.
nois Copperhead. Iii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

- There was report at St. Louis
that Gen. Heron had captured Marina.
duke and . portion Of his force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

81 Nm. Douglas. Notwithstanding
oil the newspaper and telegraphic reports
to the contrary, still remains ! widow.
and gives her friends to understand that
she has no definite arrangements made
for change in her condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

- Our loss at Murfrsesboro is nov
said to be correctly reported l, 474 killed
s,e74 wounded and 1000 prisoners.
The Dubuque Herald insisted that on,
los was at least $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24

~ Two boat loads Of prisoners from
Arkansas Post, had arrived 1t st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-24
G. < 81 s.

~ 4 xEE.
II fo11Dvins S1bolutien, s1srsd ~ Ar. brew, Il
Den1 1axx. yss u1lntmoxsly sdopted
Rss0ju1 ~ ~ 1oaSd Of enpsrvissn, Of Leeean-
vi thot ~ Treonvsr Of this eOusty BE- and = hqgag
in1ooiioteA RI Ngoeesd ID The most vigorous ne>n9
pessl[0 1ko6 oil asliQnsnt tasss due this Se1ay
snd Dtaee, mi Inst he proceed forthwith 70 s,espo
and sell property according 70 Law.
TAAt We believe justice 70 ps0wpA ~ psyeW - ~
eeunty demands this eonrse, and that ~ eyeeo-
lofmI0e6 - hele IN paStiea TO slsiA res1snss1ey
according 70 The Rsvssse Laws Ofthis stats.
= cHAnLU DoHKH, =
Comfy CLERK, Lss County, Lowe
De,is@nsels csa sveIl pssslmss saf eoss by suaI4g
spes Me Cdlss.ers snA pastat tAsr Faxes. II r
TIL. ALLYN.
A.&gS. freAelrer L. cssaty. leN1.g
rors Nsdissn, Jan. IN, l6as.
W. ,. .. Lrscn. q ~ coart nsass, II Dspsty Ce-
lscter lox s1ls Rlass. 6 Z :. 8 l.1ze-z
NEW FERRY BETWKEN KEOKUK
~ AND MxMIE1UN.
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Esce .sred : resolution, ~hi66 -
- sireeting the 6eOe9Mry ~ VII
.nIorn 'ne senate whether Any more
MAJOR ana brigaaier Generals had been
aPPoantea: y. !.
49,. "ns's fspf fssd ma amendment At
Ss&yn..
e. vln ana Others replied that when
Inc omo,al report 80 received. 4 voald
n ~ 1Ouno 'ns. .ne lueiave slaves had besn
$3.50 ! sOAs snaaf : Dufeen On the Gov
0fn g.
- Inc amendment was rejected, - ayes,
~ naye HsaAkM Skasf saa
roster ": excused from further SER
VICE o. NAvd Ccmmittss.
HICKS Wa appointed on CoMmattes -