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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
stncL MnrL.t To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
Tor the following condition of the stock and
Gale market to-day!
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

THE IRONsIDEs LYING OFF THE
CHARLESTON BAR.
New York, April 2O.-Tho French gunboat
Catlnet has arrived after a sovonty-two hours
passage from Charleston. She reports the
Ironsldos at anchor off the bar.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

TmE FISH MRRKET.-BusinesS dull The fish
arrivals have been so numerous Of late that fish
are now sold by retail at wholesale prices on the
fish wharf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

"THIS POLTCY HAS BEEN FUZZY DE
TERHINED UPON"
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

THEY ARE TO BE ARMED
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

THE PRESIDENTS POLICY
CONCERNING THE
BLACK FREED MEN OF THE SOUTH.
Clearly, Firmly, and Authenticated An
nounoed In Louisiana by AdJutNnt
General Thomas.
VAST NUMBERS wow WITHIN OUR
LINES.
OUR PTCKETS ORDERED NOT TO TURN
THEN BACK WIEN THEY ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE.
THEY ARE TO BE RECEIVED "KLNDLY
AND ENCOURAGED'A"TO Be
FED AND CLOTHED"
THEY ARE TO BE ARMEDC
"THES POLTCY HAS BEEN FULLY DE-
TERMINED UPON"
"THE PRESIDENT HAS PUT HIS FOOT
DOWN."
"HE rs NOT GOTNG TO TAKE TT UP."
GEN THOMAS SAYS "HE SHALL NOT
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-20

THEY ARE TO BE RECEIVED "KINDLY y
AND ENCOURAGED'l-"TO Be
FED AND CLOTHED"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

Ths Muscatins Courier in speaking Of
the power claimed by the President to ar
rest rebel sympath,xers in the North.
says:
Sach power no President ever before
clAimed, and such power Mr.. Lincoln
must be made to understand be cannot
WELD without meeting with resistance
that will cause him and his miniops q
turo pale In their seats.
The rebellion is nothing now in com.
parison to this wicked scheme of the
President. The idea that the peon,s srs
going 70 spend sll their energies a'ad Al
their means in forcing rebels to o'hev IN,
Constitution and the lsws. and !; III,
same time permit one man to b ola tbe;,
very right to breathe the f,,,s air :
hsayen. at the point of ooosenn;,,
approaches as near the ride ulous - anv
thing conceived BY mortal can become
This simply means th, It the Conner
heads are now 80 hostile to the Admins
tratioa. that their or gan !. Au.e..in,
feels emboldsned TO e'xhort them openl,
g make common osv % with the rebels il
- sGsst 70 ovsrshr " the government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
DIED D.

.Irh 'rfsfx," daughter Of r. p and A. H.
rovcE, died yesterday; sged ,esr. .on,h. I'd
days -s Sesss 1o1tns ana
neianesi viii take plsos To- day aa o,ciosk p n
ITO" 'ne residence Of the family eevcnsh street be-
tween Copcet ana High
~ tnas city. June nab, Of fConsuup4Iep Mr. Etr.r-
On y. HrhrnhEY, wife OF ]. X Hanphrsy Of chicsgc
Phiadelpha. S''' - 'ne eif' VI
Inc FUNERAL viii take place from tho r~sidsuee o,
Mr.. J. Humphrey on Morssn street, between rnee,,,
ana sixteenth sre~ts, ai o'cleckr NJ, thi. frus.
oyJ June sosh) Friends of the family are inv,s~a 1,
ats nd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

up their assaults upon = man aktsr they
had got him down and continue 70 re-
peat to the public their trade Of accuse.
tons against him while his case was on
trial. Gas Gen. Curtis is before the Mil
itary Commission while he is precIuded
by circumstances from appearing before
the public in his own defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
T J. ADAMS,
General Insurance Agent
AsYRRsssrs
The Springfield Ftss Iusur,nea d.
OF sprinsAsA, Maas.
The Atlantic Fire lnsurssss d.
OK Proviasnce. X. I.
The 0ixaxA Fiss Insurance o..
OF Phiisdslphis.
Hns Fn~an Ers And Inland Las. %.
OF New York.
The Mutual Life Insurance d..
OF New York.
Ir Once Pront Room, Second Floor. owe, RAM,
nv nouss oi a. a.. Love Go. No charge for Revs-
"ss oes"Ps- mai 9D-dir
EXECUTORS NOTICE

THE STATE OF IOWA,
CorsrY os Las. seT'
Ts eli eAsus nsp essssr~
Ksow Ys, that there is nov on nie in the cou,,,
Coah OF ise Coanty, fowA, at Fort Madison Toes =
cf the undsrsigned Executors OF the eat - az
hh WlcxersnAm decesssd prsyn for IN order and
'Aid estate The foievng d-scr hesi katsfr
The M y 1, s~ci ~, Tp IT, n 90 ~ 20 .e,s.,
the s-E Of Sec % Tp ~, 70, w, l60 acres in -
County OF Mills and state OF 10 q,
Ths ~ of the sA 1 Of Sec 81 and s-g az g. "A
Sec ~, Up ~ 81, w; sso s.w OF s. r A. ~ IL Tn
II y, 81 " In usion County, Iowa;
Also Lot No. Is, Brooks C9's Addition To tina Ci,v
acres, " ~
L.. eisb, ts) Sec ", ,Tpn s. as w, opn,.,.ips n
ieta In Boone county, Tovs; also Lots aud q
- bee d, Tp Is, n "a. w, oonssipins s7 srxs ID
boone o unity, Iowa; "
The Ny OF s Z 4, See 10, TIP 81, z = ", o .ore,
In " right cosaiy, Iowa;
Also the lolovins lands In Lee county Iowa n psrt
OF the /, Bee ", TIP e6 kT " hsfus In the NV
corner OF said quarter extending and " 20 rpds m =
the line q 30 rods to the line Oh said Qua M ey
containing ~ aeyss also part or came rec.
iion, ce@meestns - the 6-E corner extending N n
RODS thence (i0O) rcds ~ rods thence 100 reds
70 the place OF bsglnning eontaining 70 scre,
SAid pstftion viii he hsssd aud detSrnlnef bsf n,
ssid Couu on Tho lst Aonday ip July 1851 n O'Clock
efaaia day. II hich sms and place ii per .ou.
Who are int~resed viii be heard and : cr,n~sssny
70 S sho. eaa.e Nary exist, wsy ss,A reusoa should
by order Of tho up.sty Court
Thomas wIcKERaHAh, and
4. WtCKkRsHAA
| ExecutoYs Of Hi WicAesyh.u deoesssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
one 81 Grants SHARPEN ssser,s.
A Vicksburg letter to the Cincinnati


Commercial says:
Probably the best sharpshooter in the
army Is Lieut.. Foster, of the 23d Indians,
attached to Gen. Stevenson's brigade. OF
Logan's division. When the arlny took
up Its present position, Foster obtained
permission to sharpsheot on his own hook
he Immediately dug : hole in the earth,
within very short range OF the rebel
works. and there he has passed most OF
the time since. He is . dead shot. and
never fails to "drop" the unfortunate rsb.
ei who shows himself within 500 yards OF
him. Every morning before daylight
Foster goes to bis little fort, which is
known as "Coon- skin Hole" from the
nature of the material of which bis shoot
ing cap is composed. He has killed more
rcbefs since the 18Th ult than any con.
pany of sharp-shootsrs in the army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

SHoorIHe ArSRAr.--Cousiderable ex.
citement vas caused at Carthage ysster.
day by soldier shooting two men who
were sent to arrest him We have heard
% many conflicting reports about the
matter that We have concluded To val,
until We car hear the correct ons before
ws undertake to give it to our readers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
WIN. MANNERS,
DYER AND SCOURER.
Foarth Strses, hetwean yshnyeu ana kxeAa.rs
90. KEOKUk, IOWA.
pENMANsHIP.

". n rEAhson Off Madison will again open
Writing school In Keok tor shyst MIN !; 10 cum.
m~Dss % rassdas. Jaiy 9TH. Terms o. 90 psy month
paid In advance. Eigns lcs.ons gwen each wees
Those wiiltn6 10 attrnd pa~sse sive N usnes to Mr.
Ogden or r.-wsstcou al the Book storss, sokuS
Jel2-di~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

WHIsKY.-The Richmond papers re.
port common whisky at twenty-five dol.
lars, and good article At thirty dollars
per gallon. May We not hope from this,
among other cooperating causes, tha. the
time is near 1t hand when the SUFFERING
people Of the South will be brought to
s'the sober second thoupht?n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

ArrEsrros The nsmbers of the
Union Corps are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows Hall, on the corner of Tin
and Main. this evening, for drill and the
transaction Of business. Every member
u expected to be on hand promptly al 8
O'Clock.
BY order Of the Captain.
s. g. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

I0-The Mississippi river isn't much
Of stream after ali, if you merely look
at it from st. Pasl, MINI. Last week o
man waded across it, just below the dam,
leading steer by the horns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
THE CITY.
THE ALBEnexa KrrrLr, for renderi

THE ALREReER KErrLE, for rendering
lard. grease, DC, and boiling oils, dye
stuffs, DC, Do. is - cheap at first cost,
can be operated at less expense with
greater dispaach, can be filed easier and
chcsper, and enptied in less time than
any other steam or FIRE kettle 10 existence
and will make ~ good lard - FIRE kettles
At one-fourth the cost. A description Of
the kettle may be seen at the Gate CITY
office. For particulars address
GRIswoLD Il TALcorr.
IdiwJ Drawer 633I, Chicago, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
The gssrsh 81 Jusy Celebrates.

The Tssrsh - Jusy Celebration.
Preparations are being made with great
spirit by our committees. backed up BY
the patriotism and liberality of the cit.
izens generally, for fns display on the
Fourth Of July. The Antiques and Hor.
riblcs propose to be on hand in force and
have already Issued programme prssant
ing most attractive features.
II is greatly to be regi cited that q con.
stitutionsl minority Of the City Council
have not been more fully imbusd with the
general enthusiastic spirit of patriotism
and libsraiity which pervadss the comnu.
nifty. But 1t 10 70 be hoped that they will
yet see their error, and yield to the pop
uiar pressure of their constituents, and
withdraw the iavidious veto. which the,
have interposed against an appropriations
for the occasion from the City Treasury
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

- The sFirst National Bank Of Dsv.
enport," Iowa, has been organised nnasr
the new law Of Copgrsss,by she election OF
Austin Corbin, President, and Ira N. 0if-
ford. Cashier. Capital slO0, 900. all ol
which has been subscribed. The institu.
ton il 70 commence operations next Mon
dav y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

CIrr TAX PAYERs.--Tax payers win
REMAINDER that to-day is the last day in
which there will be discoun. of S per
cent. on their taxes. In these hard times
this is quite an item, and especially when
the taxes are heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

WHERE TO 90. --- Persons wishing 10
attend the celebration of the Fourth OF
July in Keokuk viii find the very best
,commodation At the Billings House at
half the usual fare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

We areintormsd iat ncetsts In varton. psris ofths
country are nspatetasana and vendtag The said atc
aud Cams IN vielstp " said Patents; lh1t some c
said Dsutisb are travelling from place 70 place aona
said wors, and ve, therefore, caution the publiS
sgainst being imposed upon by any Dantis mol duly
iiceused rs az 70 DO zach work Ws do not License
,rsveling Dsntists onr Lieenses are Ofiue HiEA.t
The grant secaf.s e the part holding i ue rtshI ID
town Or towns spscaasa n Ne Lissnss sad uos else
whore. -
All Dsntsts using ths vulcantte, Coraitte. H.ra
Rubber M Amber bsse wtthoai Licenss frop a. ar1
liable TO prsacasion toF inftinstae apoa Aad Pxten
.nd 81 persons wearing Aruncta Teeth upon suct
Rare made ~ Dentist not hotding Rlxht Licensa
q PdseGs sndsr ~, ass squaiiy liable In lsw vtt
AMERICAv HAND RCDDER CO..
Ovnsr Of NJ Nelson Goodvesr
s1kg$a sst@ a A.. Il 4ard anbbss Pntsutu 81
.. ". FRANKLIN. 6anoal 1Sss IN
Hsv Teri. April -. iaoA ISEdSv3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

REFERENCES
Ho7. kdw. Bates Attn-ney Gen wsshinyton n q
non. Montgomer' Blair Postmaster Gen
AZ Nv Brown Senior Pa,msstsr al 81 Louis
Ms,orc p. r johnson Psymasierfor Mis.onri
.. O. Hale E-q.. Cashier stsl~ Bsns. keokuk. Iowa.
non, baker. tJotant General Iowa
!ohn Corby, E'q.. Bsnker, st Joseph, Mo
acfihany, pariei Z CO., springfield and Rsils. No
% msssrs- sprsgue sauie q Co, Boston.
M"sns Clark, beige d Co New York
Hon. o. ID Filsy 81. Louis
M-ssrs. Partridge Co. ST. Louis
kessrs. pomero, pentot, g
Messrs @. Davis 4 Co
J ". Ross. Esq, Vapdalis IlIs
Geo. w Pace, ESQ.,, aiem, Ills m.ye div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
We publish also the letter from the
Presidsnt to Gen. Schoield referred to in
the foregoing:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, May 27, '63.

Gen. j. NJ. 4Schofeld:
DEAR SIR: Having removed General
Curtis and assigned you 10 the command
of the Department. of the Missouri, l think
it may be of some advantage for me to
state TO you why did it. ibid NOT re
liepe General Curtis because Of my fiji
eenetetseH that he had done sere#S BY com.
naission or omission. l did il because oi
conviction in my mind that the Union
men of Missouri. constituting, when uni.
ted, vast majority of the whole people,
have entered into pestilent factional
quarrel among themselves, Gen. Curtis,
psvAaps not Of choice, being the head Of
one faction, and Gov. Gamble that OF ths
other. After months Of labor 10 recon.
cile the di6ioalty, itssemed to grow wor&e
and worss, until | islt it my duty 70 bessl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
LAVENDER & ROWsE

VIII give their sttentien TO the Collection Of R.c,
ray bount es an! all other Dsma d. sgainst the
1ovefnment. Pens Ions obi aimed Guyern-
meni Vouchers bought, sold or coll -cted
Informal Vouch-rs prepared for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10
CAPTURE OF THREE HUNDRED
REBELS AND FOUR CANNON.

LOUISVILLE, Oct General Crook, COM
nauding brigade of cavalry, twelve miles
beyond Franklin, yesterday afternoon came
came TIP with portion OF Wharton;s rebel
cavalry. Sharp fighting ensued. The result
was twenty five rebels Wnre killed and
wounded, and three hundred prisoners and
Jour cannon We're captured. The rebels are
in tull retreat ana our forces are pursuing.
No casualties 10 the Federal troops are reported.
The telegraph to Chattanooga has been work
ing since yesterday.
he railroad Will be in running order to
r.orrow to Bridgeport.
No rebel prisoners are confined in Louis VILE
Nth the exception of Dick McCann ana thirty
Uf his men ---E
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE S0UTHW EST.

LoU1svILIF, Oct. 9.-Ooly three buildings
were burned by the rebels at Shelbyville
Court House, and tw other houses of the to wn
rlundered.
Some fifteen hundred prisoners are reported
captureG; but This is doubtful.
Major Lester, of the 4th Confederate cavalry,
was captured.
Captain Smith, of Gen. Sheridan's staff, and
two hundred and fifty wagons. including
fifteen suffers wagons. aud tour hundred and
eighty-seyen men at Waldron's Bridge, and
five hundred and eighty-seven men were cap
tured at McMinnville.
Guerilas are reported as infesting the Louis
willie road; and fears are entertained that Gal
Iatan viii be attacked
Ii Is reported that Beltrow has been pro-
NOTED to the rank OF Major-6sueraI in the
rebel service. IA .H
rumor prevails in this city OF an engage
rnent and Federal success at Lebanon, Ken
lucky, but the partic ulars cannot now be pro-
curea
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SECOND EDITION,
4 o'oLooK r. M.
GUERRILLA RAID OVER THE RIyER.
DEPREDArIoNs AT BAILEY's CROSS ROADS
FALLS CHURCH, AND MUNSON'S HILL.

About ten O'Clock last night a party of mount
ed guerrillas appeared at the house and store
Of VIM. Paine, at Bailey's Cross Roads, and
raped at the door, the family having retired.
Milton Paine, son Of VIM. Paine, opened the
window, when thGee Of the gang, with pistols
drawn, told him to let them in and Ghand over
the greenbacks.n s .@s3E% &+r@
On being admitted they robbed him OF 500 in,
money, and took all his best clothing. They
then went up stairs where Mr. Paine was
sleeping, and after making some search, went
away, happily for Mr.. Paine, failing to notice
his gold watch and small box near his bed
containing $500 in money. ,
The same party or others visited Falls
Church last night, it is reported, and amongst
other depredationsirobbeda man named Irwin
of s1G0. So.
At Munson's Hill they captured Danl Mum
son. we hear, but he got away from them du-
ring the night ~E~r.ee. .-ssaaa -. #-n ar
They showed no little boldness in their de-
predations, as Bailey's Cross Roads is within
three miles of Fort Richardson; and other
points visited by them are also in close prox-
unity to our lines, The guerlllas wore gray
clothes and slouched hats. Efr .
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

ADJCrANT GENERALS OIFICE,3
y ".s "' WASHINGTON. Sept. 23th, 1853 !
i General Orders, No. S23.-In section 10, act of
March g. 1868, it is enacted That the President of
the United States be- and he is hereby authorized
to cause to be enlisted for each cook tue qloped By
stttitn9l two under of African descent, who
shallreceive for their full compensation ten dol
lars per month and one ration per day; three dol
lars of said monthly pay may be in C othing.n
For q regular company, the two under cooks will
be enlisted for avolunteer company they will be
mustered into service, as in the of other
soldiers. In each case a remark vii be made on
their enlistment papers showing that they are
lndeT-Cg oEs Of african descent. Their names will
lie borne on the COD pany muster rolls at the foot
of the list of prvates. They will be paid and their
accounts will be kept, like other enlisted men
They will also be discharged in the same manner as
othcr soldiers.
BY order CT the Secretary OF War:
Il. d. TOWNSEND
1t -E--.as $500 Assistant Ajljutant General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

" 2
. WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept H. 1863.
General Orders, No. 3o5.-Paragraph VIII, ofGen-
eral Orders No. l9l, from this office, relative to
crui'ing Veteran Volunteers, is hereby amended
to read as follows: 81 VI ..a E. -.z zszs ..=
After thu expiration ofninety days fron this date
(June 25), volunteers serving in three years or
CARNATIONS, who may enlist for three years or
the war, in the companies or regiments to which
they now belong, and ,cho may hare, at the date of
eenliSDent, less than one year to Ssrre shall be
titled to the aforesaid bounty and premium Of
S4G2, to be paid in the manner herein provided for
other troops re-enterng the service. The new
term will commence from date of re enlistment.
. .zsea-t- Z. d. TOWNSEND,
r 1t Assistant AGjutant General,
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SOMEkVILLk LEITeH. 4IR4 Eaa1T
~ BRAeS FOUNDERS AND FIRISHERs
- MAINE AYRNuR. z !. - q

Betaceea ~ and 9Th streets, Island, ~ IS
Having formed Q c0pArtEership for the purposa NJ
carrying on the above business in all iii brsns6es:
.nd hsyiIs nov eomHl. TED eli their rransements,
ers, gas atters and the public in general OF Wssh
inxton GeoIseto.n and Alexandria tnat they are
INGs snd RINIsHRD BRASS WORK OF e1erv
vs.isty on STeasonAble termsland on the shortest
aiso devote ntion to repsirns I'll
tiEGa Of wSTh In 4. W line, sceh a SODA WATIR
&c and they 6atter themselves, from their lon,
experience in some OF the first class houees in tia
country, that 4hey can war; ant those Who ma
favor them with call with arst class material And
work anship. s1u
9-The hiahest brics given for OLD COPPER
BkAes, P1WTER, LEAD and Emo, or taken in
W.1tsS-Iour sood BRASS yINIsHERs.
DC ~ lWs+ t%--4. = F------- -
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"MAETHA."-The performance last night by
the German troupe OF this beautiful creation of
Flotow's was the best we remember ever to
have heard. Mad. Johannsen, like Colson,
combines three great requisites for a first class
prima Gonna--an attractive personnel, Il good
voice, and . thorough knowledge of her role
Habelmann, as Lionel. and Weinlich, rs Blum
keH, We're superb, while Mr.. Graf rendered
the role Of I'd Tristan with most acceptable
grace. The cnoruses and orchestra were adj
mirable. Carl Anschutz and his capital COM
pany deserve appreeiative audiences to ENJOY
the fine musical entertainments offered by them
on so grand scale. .az .r4
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

.aheF.f E5-- ADJUTAET GENERALS OPFICE.t
..y--. -- WASHINGTON. Sept. 28th, 1868 !
General Orders. no. 324.-I. The time for enlist
ing Veteran Volunteers under the provisions Of
General Orders, No. I9l, current series, from this
office, is hereby extended to December !, 1865 This
ten sion will not be considered securing rank
and pa, to officers after August rs. the limit fixed
in paragraph VI, of the same order.
II. Under paragraph III, of the aforesaid order,
the first iDstallment of bounty secton ii is hereby
increased to $50, thus making the total paynsnt
on MUSTER So; and the ''remainder Of the bounty
[section 81 at the expiration of three years. ser
vice, is reduced to $40. ...a
By order Of the Secretary of War: .#
&. D. TOWNSEND,
1t Assistant Adjut ant General
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
SOUTHERN NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA
CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS OF THE REPULsE
OF BANKS AT SABINE PASS,

The Petersburg Express of the 9th, has the
following: -.s ..e s -a. -
RICHMOND, Oct. 5.-Magruder's orders, dated
9h september. announcing to the army the
brilliant victory of Sabine Pass, has been re-
ceived here. He says that the result of this
gallant achievement is the capture of two fine
oners, including the commander of the fleet,
over 81 OF the enemy killed and wounded,
while not man was lost on our side or a gun
injured.
MISSIONARY RIDGE. (via Chickamaupa- :,
Oct. Ave have had another quiet day. The
Yankees are still working upon their outer
line. There is no doubt that Rosecrans has
been reinforced, as another line of tents is Wis
ible this morning. -.r
Gen. Adams is still in the enemy's hands.
He will be exchanged as soon as he can bear
removal.
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EXECUTION MURDERERs

CoLuMBus, KY, Oct. l0.-Three negroes, con-
cerned in lie murder OF the Beekham family,
We're hung to- day. Detachnents of the 10th
and 18th regiments of colored troops witnessed
the execution. Three others, indirectly con-
cerned in the murder, were sentenced to i'm
prisonment for five years, and one for one
year. They were sent to Nashville under guard
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ROUT OF REBEL CAVALRY NEAR SHELBY.


VIILE,
The Government have received dispatches
from Chattanooga, Oct 9th, yesterday and
from Nashville, all containing reports most
encouraging for the national cause.
The forces under General Mitchell overlook
the rebel cavalry on the 9th inst, below Shell
byville, and a battle Immediately ensued re-
sulting in complete rout of the enemy, who
did not stop for his wounded. Ocer one hun.
dTcd Of the enemy ,rere left on the field, and alsoa
large number Of wounded.
Gen. Mitchell sent a force after the flying
rebels. who scattered, panic stricken.
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COMMITTED TO THE CENTRAL GUARD
HOUSE. .s- a7 -@s
John b. Clancy and James Smith, supposed
deserters, were arrested at the Delavan House
last night, and confined in the Central Guard
house.
A man giving the name Of Charles Fay was
arrested last night by the guard at the depot
charged with being bogus detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-10

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
Madison Finch, a deserter from Co. A, 18th
Va Cavalry, has been committed to the Old
Capitol, by order of Provost Marshal Todd.
Corporal John T. Hodges. another rebel deser-
ter, has also cen committed. s-.. 90
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s .. SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. RI H.
John u. Marable, sent from Provost Mar
shall General Defences South OF the Potomac,
was committed to the Old Capitol this morn
ing as a suspicious character. -. - : 2 so