davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06

10 u u
untnfu9una
Die 8
alio Dor ~
2eihe tDor d
HnsmY@
e bthrtl&A
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06

ser binunter ssleeelt bel Baypu Cara
n6rpli6 Don sort 6uelon 9elanpet 1T. u.
unp iid NIT Muaur seyetni9t bat. @1b=
renb Die Armee 70 I'M Nlden Der 0sfe ppe.
rirt. finn 6orroeut6 Ranontntoote in Der
Dront nidt n,iGie. 9n Der Madt bes
Is. fr6fneten ie ibr Geuer 9e9en bic Batz
teriet bee Stranpes, In teneu Tie ,nebrere
geihlBe gum S9weisen bra&ten. 90
III ann pprt Ducipn pom alien Geittr elm
oelbleNen, unp rer tapfere Neiterhef Sri
.rion lorat cnfdr. paB es teinen ;3ujus e..
balten. Bie 81 ndmlid, ete Grant in
MiGiGippi aessu Bidssureb pOrprans.
bislfn Staat purdsoa lap BE Gienbat>
men 3erl5rte, auf hfnet bic ftinpliAf Nrs
NEE raid bdtt, Yenbsrtcn IN 8idsburst
.3u pdIit befSreert ,ptrben fSnnet, 10 opt.
rirt er jest In Qcui!iana unb, Sdb Mif.
iii1ippi> um Die !3uadn9e in Port 9unfon,
auf wslder cfr bsprdngttn 8eae GIiab
fsuulen f5nnte, ;u sert6ren.
81 Nplemeran3 Depar.sn,ent II
arose 8eessang. BragB III aurid ses
faQsa, unb NcktHeTani prdnst Jpn
nah. g
Am MappibaMnp q hk4asplbaii=
ran bic Nebtuen uno :rerittea .altS MT
EEabuu8su-tines Ginfalts IN Matp<
4aue unp penniylpanien, uRS ins 8ofs<
born ~ jA8sg> mibrtnp lie abe entbebrli.
den Eruppel raA Ptdebus0b lpehirep,
mobin aud 8eaurtgatp NIT psw sySsaten
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
TO THE People OF Iowa:

TO THE People OF Iowa:
The foregoing statement Of Mrs. Wit
tenmyer, State Sanitary Agent, of the
condition of cur regiments on the lower
Mississippi, 10 more than corroborated by
other VARIOUS and reliable Testimony, all
together proving that our noble patriots
and friends, who hsvs left thlir honSs
and all home comforts 70 maintain the In
tegrity and, stability of our Govsnnsnt,
are suffering mast terribly for, those very
things We am best prepared TO supply
Fresh ~. our soldiers ars from home,
where they have been accustomed to . W
risd diet. composed largely Of vegstables,
they can not endure sudden change to
hard bread and bacon day after day,
which is alone furnished them in their
present situation.
This change of diet, coupled with all
the exposure incident to camp life 20 far
South, with long confinement ON trans.
ports in passing from point to point, is re-
ducing our army ten-fold faster than the
assaults 81 the enemy.
Even those, Gf such there. be,) who
have no love for the cause in which thess
men have enlisted, must feel for @ much
human suffering, and be ready, at Last,
to relieve dat for humanity sake.
/ therefore call, most sarnestly, in the
name of humanity and patriotism, upon
the whole people Of Iowa, 70 come 70 the
rescue Of our suffering SOM, brothers and
friends. who hava given themselves TO
their couptry's cause, and ss now in spch
pressing want Of assistance. Mrs. Wit
tenmyer enumsratss the supplies most
needed, Let potatoes. onions, bntasr and
eggs 60 forward in tho greatest possible
abundance. have just recsived latter
from one Of our best Surgeons, (Dr. Shaw
of the 4th infantry. urging the same
things. and mentions also horseradish
prepared in vinegar. and common plum
butter, rs very desirable. We must try
not only 70 relieve the sick, but to pre-,
vent sickness, and to do this, orr soldier
must haze a 1redter variety Of food,
CALL UroN THE P1oPLs or THE who'll
STATE.
Let every locality see to the good worl
through their own local agencies and d
il at once. The emergency is pressing
and does not admit Of delay. The seaso,
is now such that vegetables may be ship
ped in safety, and tie river is open 70
their transportation.
All packages, from any part of tn
1 Sk.Sn ~,,k - IL ef e
ofpublic transportation, and addressed t
Mrs. Wittenmyer, care Partrage 4 Co.
st. Louis, Mo-, " will be sure to 60 Wher
most needed, free of charge, or rathel
the Government will pay the charges.
confidently appeal to the patriotism
liberality and humanity Of the good PEG
pie OF Iowa. that this call will be prompt
ly and fully met.
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
THE GATE CITY.
u K:
TUESDAY, MARCH II.



It viii be remembered that the Cop.
perheads in the Indiana Legislature de.
feated the bill allowing the soldiers ol
that State to express their opinions on ma
tional and State politics At q meeting
of the LIST Brigade of Gen. Bsird's diyi-
sion, held near Nashville, on the ami
versary Of Washington's birthday, Col.
Coburn, of the SD Indiana, thus ex-
pressed his opinion Of the traitorous crew
that now control the Copperhead organi-
cation, and gave the following cogent res-
sons IN favor Of taking the vote of the SOL
diers I:
"For, the traitors at home who en-
courage desertion, there was but one cure
physical force. They must be banished
or hung. If they will plot treason. lie,
them 60 to their brethren who line the
breastworks at Vicksburg or man the
batterie at Charleston. Let them be run
out of Indiana as Clay, Breckenridge,
Hanson, and Buckner we're driven from
Kentucky. They should polute loyal aol
no longer. II they hold of6css declare
them vacant. A rebel has no right "a
property or life, much less Office. Fill
them with loyal men. Lei Tie soldisrs
vote. Then We wild have loyal officers
no executive oosnoil = trammsl your
Governor, nor justices to command the
militia Of your State.
Who has better right to vote than the
soldiers ? Does be sink the citizens in
the soldier? Is be less man Is he not
. ruler still? Our Wisconsin boys do
vote; why shall not the Michigan and
Indiana soldiers do likewise? Are they
less able than these noble fellows from
the far. Northwest
I soy then again, let the soldiers vose.
The spirit of our Constitution does not
forbid it 1t provides that they shall
vote in the townships in which they re-
side. The object Of this 10 to preserve
the purity Of the ballot box. But thi,
very measure or protection is now used /.
disfranchise half the voters Of the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
Very Truly Yours,
N. H. BRAINERD, Mil. Sec.
Iowa City, March 8, 1868.

Iowa City, March 8, 1868.
~. Ill Bvainerd, Military Secretary to
Gopernor.;.
DEAR SIR-Your note of yesterday
has been received, and in reply you will
inform Gov. Kirkwood that l have re-
Gently visited the hospitals and Iowa reg.
iments at Helena and Vicksburg, and that
owing to climatic influences and unfavor-
able surroundings, and the fatigue and
exposure of their recent campaign against
Vioksburg, and Arkansas Post, and the
confinement and exposure of the recent
expedition up White River. the sanitary
condition Of most Of the Iowa regiments
is unfavorable.
Besides the diseases incident to camp
lie and exposure, small pox and sourvy
are prevailing to considerable extent.
Many of the causes which have led to the
unfavorabls condition Of the health Of our
army still exist. and unless rsmedied BY
the generous efforts Of people Of the 10y.
81 States, must result in 3 fearful amour,
Of sickness and mortality. The almost
entire absence Of Vegetable food in the
army, which he's resulted in scuryy, and
general depreciation Of the strsneth Of
Of our fsfoes, leads ne 10 urge upon the
Governor tie great Importance Of 30 di.
recting and controlling the sanitary re-
sources Of the State - to supply our suf.
fering soldiers with vsgsta table stimulants
and antiscorbutics. .
The hospitals ct Helena aud Vicksburc,
although greatly improved in their oondi-
tion. are almost entirely destitute Of suit
able nourishing food for the sick, and but
for the constant and untiring efforts Of
sanitary agents, their condition would be
terrible. The articles most needed are
potatoes, onions, sour krout, corn meal,
pickles, dried fruit, cranberries, molasses,
sods crackers, toasted rusk, butter, eggs,
condiments and slimulants. Cider vine
gar would also be acceptable. Goods wiz
be directed = Yen dictate, and ssnt "a
the care Of Partrxge l. Co., st. Louis,
10.
The large increase in the number Of
sick in tho army imperstiyely demands
additional hospital arrangements, which
must be met II hae been found that light
cot comiortables m mach more agrseehls
for the use Of he sick that stiff heavy
army blankets. The high price Of cotton
materials having almost entirely cut Of
our supply, I hax asked and o5sa;sssd Of
me q. .. Gosern~sestt ten bales Of cotton
Tor sanitary purposes, which / am, dis
trlbuting TO the principal societies Of the
West, to be made into comfortables
Two bales have been sent to the societies
1t Chicago: enough for four hundred
comfortables have been sent to each Of
the cities Of Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Louisville, and enough to make one hun
bred comfortables 70 the societies in each
OF the following towns: Dubuque, Dav-
snport Lows City, Muscatins, Barlisston,
Asokuk, Psoria, Quincy, and Springfield,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
SANITARY CIRCULAR.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, IowA,l
Iowa City. March 2. 1863

Ars. Aanie Wtsenmysr, State Sasitary
Agent:
DEAR MApAM--Gov. .Kirkxood d.
reefs me to request Of you, while here,
to give him q statement of the sanitary
condition of the Iowa regiments, which
you have visited--what are their most
pressing wants what supplies can best
be furnished by the liberality Of our peo-
pie, and through what channels they can
send than
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
RYAN army q,

..@An army officer says that, from
time to time, he has heard complaints in
the army about everybody and every
thing except the Northern ladies' and
their devotion to the country. After
more than years experience in the
field, he 10 unable to recall single sylla.
BILE Of aught but the heartiest commenda.
tion Of the fidelity TO the cause Of the
women Of the free States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

HTen thousand bottles of whisky
were captured at Aqua Landing. Va,
some days ago. 1t belonged to suffers,
who, had the stuff reached the army,
would have realized from its sale fifteen
thousand dollars in profits. At Win
chester. Va, whisky sells readily It forty
dollars per gallon, while Aour u only
twenty dollars par barrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

Ths subssTbes having Yecai1elxhe exclusive Aesney
for the sas q this plaes Of iAS foisdo Kock Oh Com
pany 10 neW DssDagsa - Apeso - no0 - baRrsl
one tAoaeaAA, ~ - aetsle = - sQsal -
QaarAneeoe ~ = s4ao1 - 0eA 1lo - ~ -.
kahfenhets. A. II. kkDUh,
sf Ne. II Main Stss&, xAsksk.
xsoklk, March 10, l0ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

the balance 81 the cotton will be made up
81 st. Louis.
The limit Of this nets will not alloy
me to enter into detailed account Of the
condition Of hospitals md regiments, but
- soon rs possible l win prepare and SUBJ
NIT . full report.
/ am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ANNIE WITrRNHYKK,
Iowa Sanitary Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

+ Al, the 1sssgsing, and Ahalas Ankvaa~ep A,nnna
eads Armisree Bsnqpette, Aivouae Bsesss, oasulso.
Cshoes, shot, Cantonmeul UapanisRs. Cases
naees Cartel. Chansde, Cemalsssry, Oen,ujeeaslos.
Chaln. snet. ChAf ~ RattalIIea Cui -
see. psaleyen suI. 1ipts Hns, han sup. d. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
LIVE STOCK.

Drovert and Farmers vii nnd This the NOS tAAvxu
tsgsp Tor Lave Sssek. Cspacfpss Yssds, ct
watered and Supplied with every veniencs have
he epcfe ONT and overy
AitrulInn 4. pail lheir HantA-4 AsEsisesfgA
where " III be found every convenience for fe6diDs
and 70 sting ,aehoics IL offered Of Lbs FaiLADkL
FuIA, hkM YORK and BALTIMORE kARkgT.
fhit will tso be found The shortest quick AND
direct roatefo stock TO New Iork-iyiAAIlaA-
townl--snd withf-wer chxBgcsthan any otAsrs
ENUcH LEWIS, Genrr a npt., Altoona, p
l.. l.. HouPr. Gen. Tick ct Agi ,rht1sdeIpAla
H. IL. HOUSTON, General Freight A9sn1,
an7dAw. PhnAcelphA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

II
% PENNSYLVANIA
q CENTRAL RAlEnOM. E||
sss miles Deubls rras1kI
4 M -
II N order to keep pace with the demands
of the travelling pnbiic tho managers ofthis pspu-
lss YoMs have added many nproy s.aents during che
ZEE, :sa = - =
tern cities The track IL stone bsllAstsd and sntireiy
frss from dusss &ESaat. 40 y 80
Three. Daily Trains!
FROM Pittsburg to PhiladslphtA J
with CIese Gesssssisns iron wssssELC itiesa
All Connecting divsesso New York.
J THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And Close Conaectioas 1t Harrisburgh for
Dalsi .aews ana asAanxs0A.
From Pittsburg to New York
ess snArx auHs DAsLy (<3ej niLss,
5,.e nf.4grtt VIA ALLkET QMN.
vi T10UT cHANo1 or . AIRS
Arriving IN advance 81 Ill other routes.
= kee 4 IA ~----4 1Ats84 tsss as
sEvsH DAtls 1aAins
From PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YoRx CITY.
Tickets fer Als n Boston by Dsal n Rail.
5ssMS Lisss.
Fare 10 Ill points - lev - any route.
m 01oer9d31g CAFiS
ONhIOHTIsT4A AIM JObns
Philadslphia, lsS Ialk ~ 3altinms.l
~ Baggage Checked z7rosgI. -
And Tnssssnsd prss.
|. asty FREIGHTs.
sp1sss1sa g. @ sSe. flssislSSss. Ssv 7ssk'
a.isssls = OILS, 9ssiss1s, is1lass, iliissis
Wy ievs 81 Aas'esri. y RAILROAD ~
~ fsa.sylya.ia Eall.sst 49, ps,sss. !, I'M
= 49, ~ g.. = = eS, iI.:s.s
g, se :: css,s7.sg. sg.s.:I,a - ~
- s ss:
:sss -, rely v'
49, .oeVV
70 and frsn eny Ietntis the west b Ne psnAsyb
vania CsntsaI RaIIRoad, are 81 all times A. ~
v0HAsIk ~ Am CHARGED by OfAk1RAu
I Tys:,.ns.sIs1ss ..rt p.1s.s.., .~.arsss
i soaf,.,xis or sA.p,.sx D.,<s.,...,s,
Ply 70 o. sadrsss either 81 tbs felie~ ins ASsss 9
6i HzsTxwa oo S,::es AEss; rssrs'
l. Nc as i9MS Se ci 2.assss. pa
LIZ. AOOh3. Legisyiils, Nj. s,@s
W. q. Aik1AN Co.. Evansville, Ind.
k.F- xABk, - Lopls, Aisseurt.
CLAtx1 CO., Chicago, Ill.
J. II. M,COLA PorSsmouth o.
k.ANkxLY. MONTGOMERY, MsysviIls
ksntacky.
w.H.A x. L. LAxGLEY ,GaiIipoii. %.
s. PIERCE& CO., zansssiiis -.
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
X. C.. MkLDkuA, 6suenE Trxsetins Agor
for tar Souih West.
LIVE STOCK.
| Droverssrd Farmers innd This the nos sAAvsr
/ tsgsp rcnie FOR Ia Sssek. Cspscfphs YsSds
watrted and Supplied with every couv eniencs, kxy
pcnest isb Aftne l.seennecttens and ever
All ian /. pall In IhriI Assfisb~fgA
where will be found every convenience for feSdin
| and resting aehoics IL offered Of kbS FhtLADkL
FuIA, hkW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
| fhit wiiistso be found The shovtest qoicksss an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27
The WAR ia North Gurolina.

By our lsscst telagrap1ie sdvices from Wilmington,
We lean hat e Yankee feet have not made their sp
pears1ce, while It -eems that he land forces alone are in
notion, ~ il is thought, for sB s5tsek On Wilmington or
Weldon. As the feet was, 10 doubt, 70 cooperate with
the and forces, may we NOT hope fhas IT'S non-sppear-
ance is atir butahle to the late storm9 Another steamer
has got ashore, and her ohirer5 and crew have been cap
tuTed It's hiEh!y probable hat some Of the transports
which are genersily old, Hnseaworhy vessels, have gone
TO the bottom in The late ga e. What remains of them
will z6e heard from ia a day or two, and if thei-
plans have not beea thwarted by providential %interposi-
tion, we may expect soon to bear Of q combined stack
on vii ingtOn, with, perhaps, 3 s multaneous move
ment on Golds6oro' or some other point on the vii
mington and Weldon road
It is to be hoped that the rumor that the Beas is to
have tie chief commsnd is well founded TIE presence
of hs cowaodly wretch on Carolina sol wo-ld BE- worth
a regiment Of heroes 10 me Confederate ctase. He has
we believe, never been in rang Of our guns-his vict0
Tias have been bio dless and without exposure Of his
vile carcass 20 peril Should he trust himse elf on land,
from una r cover of The Yankee g%unb0ats. he will BE-
very pit 20 C ose his infamous career in 5hs manner in
dieated in Pres d~nt DAVIS proclamat on. The gallant
4th Lou siana battalion. who are with opr ferces in
North Carolina woald glad Y forego ST.. Yeadon's re-
ward FOR the priviegs Of q chance TO capture the Beast.
-SdrqHHah NeDs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27
EMPalss
&c WAR ~

RAi
We are wi bout our usual letter from vicksburg this
evening owing to the failure Of the mail train to arrive.
From passengers by the freigh train, witch arrived
this morning, having been ten hours on the way, we
learn that great activity continued to be visible among
the Federal forces Transports continued to arrive and
leave, and additional troops wer,, being landed. They
occupied a position on the river below the city in such
force, ailed by sufficient artillery, SO as to be able TO
interrupt navigation By our steamers, thus cutting off
communication with Port Hudson, Red river, and all
points below. One gentleman informs us that scouts
reported the water passing through the cutoff ditch, but
from This no fears were entertained. as the outlet Of the
work is under the FIRE Of our most effective batteries.
The report that a new road was being built across the
bend, for transportation purposes to some point below.
aEo credited
OF the force the enemy has concentrated we have had
no estimate. A few prisorers who we're taken Sunday
morning een6rm the rumor that GRANTS army wss ar.
irving. The.e were with the army that captured Ar
Post They represent the move was made
against au almost defenseless position by an %overwbelm.
ing force. soaa Of them estimating it at about twenty.
theus nd. fer the purpose Of encouraging the Fede-
raj troops, who hsd become greatly dispirited at their.
before Vicksbmg.
The Wcksburgsrs can see their enemies moving about
but little power to molsst them A few shots are
occasionally thrown from our works, out with no effect
as the Yankees continue to keep their vessels and per-
ont Of range. Al is unceftainty, Of course, as 10
the great drama viii begin. That depends upon
foe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27
-L|or1svILLE, November 10, 1882.
Standing gosnmi,tees Of the Confederate
HamuHa.

Foreign Ahsirs-1e4srs Orr, Chairman; Yancey,
Hunter. Wigfaii and Maxwell
Finanee-Ee s Is. Baruwel Chairman Hunter, Davis,
Semmes and johnson, Of Georgia.
comiuerce-Messrs Clay, ~chairmani Dortchi old
ham and Baker.
Military sfai -Messrs. sparrow, Chairman Wigfan,
Henry, CLAW aud Burnett.
Naval Affair -UeSgR Brown, Chairman Maxwell,
Sins, Ysneey md Jshnsou, If Georgia.
Ju5iciary-Messrs. hil Chairman Haynes. Phelan,
SemRies anil Cspart0B-
Indian Aaors-Mes rs Johnson OF Ark Chairman ;
0ldhsm. CLARK. Sims and Pbeiau.
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messra oldham, Chair
man Haynes, Mitchell, Baker and FeYton.
Public Lands-Messri. Clarke, Chairman Baker and
Kanesy
Paient--Nea=rs. Maxwell, ~cheFmani Haynes and
It'll
Clsima-Msssrs Da1i, Chairman Burnett end Ply
ton.
Teritorle.-Messrs wigfau. Chairman Brown and
CT rke.
Aeeounts-M5ssrs. Mitchell, Chairman Dorteh and
Sims
PrinZ ing-Ne srs Phelan, Chairman Hill and Haynes
En- oiiment esd Eugrosemeni-Messrs Dortch, Char
man; Newell and CsPerion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27

Correspondence u "a nilAAoll " l-El
FREDERICKSBURG January l6fh For more tbsn a
week past a panic has prsvsile among he limited pom
ulation Of mis- city, who returned after the lare me-aor
able b ttla, reluc ant 10 abandon msny hahowed asso-
Citations and pleasant reeolleetionA Each succeeding
day hiss been marked by applications to the command
ing officer for transportation for their furniture sHd
other effects. TO places Of security, which have been
granted with all the promptness eompat5ls with the
exigeueies OF the service. This panic, az mr. thought
to be without foundation, is warranted by rec Mt dem-
constructions on the center, % wei a. the right and left
wing, Of the enemy fronting rs on the opposite side Of
the Rappahannock. A report Fsaehed here yesterday
from below, hat the indications in that quarter are ; ich
as # they intended TO make an attempt to cross at once.
while they are said to BE- no less dceid d above. Their
center hes been more quiet
Yesterday, they were digging pis for mortar bate
ries JUST above the little village of FalmouiI and re-
ports which reached here from tn other eide, several
days sgo, were to the efeet that more heavy siege guns
we're being brought up, TO Be. planted. is is presumed
for the anticipated renewal Of the stz-k. Frcm obsrr-
vat ons made with a glass at an eleva e point which
comm nos q view Of the Stano q nights, there are =p-
parentlY no guns in tie batteries in front, though they
may be skilfully conceded from view. At fmes the
nu1lbers Of the enemy seem 10 he greatly reduced. and
again as thick as ever. The reserve may be. and 10
douot is beyond the Nights and eaAnotb be sen from any
point on this side.
unable 10 gel away retire at night in expecta i5u OF
being aroused 81 the earliest dawn BY the thundar nf
artillery and explosions of shell. some, hoHever. seem
determined 10 remain and await the Issue. Iadeed, the
Indicators Rduee the impression that the bloody Or ana
OF tn l3tn December Is to b. ra-enacted IL az an esrly day.
ana We would not be surprised 81 aay time &c thu com
mencenent of an attack. [ might say something more
f matters on this side, but for obvious considerations
forbear.
Should the foregai G opinions be correct, fl viii prob
ably be seen that the emmy viii attempt 90 cross She
river enthusiastically above and bsl7w while the bat
teries opposite VIII play On the town a. lt is not probe
Ole they would repeat the temerry Of attempting TO
cross here a second tine. Burnside IS auxIons IT, re-
trievo his disaster, and late dispatches aid letters from
the Yarkeo 'army Of the Rappahannock," fo-eshadow
still an.ther "On to Richmond movement. Come whe1
it may we are on the qai Ui5e. and will keep you duly
advised. The result vii, no doubt render Ffedericks-
burg famous a. the second Gibraltar Of the Continent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27
Port Gibson Collegiate Academy
For E0ss1sg EnRtes.

WIS ws,LkloTn I1sit ton rs now 70 s~ucc~ssfzl rpe-
q 2 tfa. bari- & m2t-icGl ted NOE than 20 hu d ed
upl during As enrrent session With a f1ll -aenIiy
II efhci5nt ieaehsrs, aad e .ats, 7i-t location, e. of rs
zuperin- fec jses sld s-vanfa.ss t0 potent twso ara
3 cue zone aui rscs-va trar0 fga instruction n al TIE
branches o. q use9ui e1lcaEon Ed8 o. us' p pifs will
10 p, 1853
ChNgss per tsrm-Boar 8 o. Tuition from s 5 TO
$50 seal eEtra cher e. Tor Nh ic enc r auen al.
SlsIs mu-t furnish thaiT Cwu hg1ts Bidding towels
AMI napkins.
For additional inforuztio, address The P e fdzut.
A.. Stack <. g.,
ja2I4~ FcrtG rsen. Mis>-sSipp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-27

THz ILLIsoIs Frauds -B>fors rhs meeting of the
Illinois legislature it ws announced that numerous
members had experiences ? determination not TO shrink
from responsibility in maAing . searching and rigid in
vestigaton iED the nsHssvmsDt Of the sfsirs Of that
State SortAs lat two years It was promised to be
INSTITUTED esHA 81 thesesson and enefssticely prose
euted unit 8 borough position e the situation in all
the departmen E had been aeoomplihed, and the teie-
graph informs as Of the early discovery q startling
developaenis, witE n.ors to c me to light Fraud and
psculstion appear q have run riot until the robaing Of
the Treasury was accomplished The L ghlaru. IS 81
work. however, and tie whole or the schemes Of the
p-iundsrers vii be exposed.