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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-08

From the Cincinnati Commercial DEC. 3I.1
The news from General Grants department. this
moniug by special dspac ches gives J1e 1st salts
factory Rag gence we have YET received Of opsrsiiont
during The lasi fortnight It confirms the report that
General Grants army had tseu back 10 the north bank
Of Tslahatehie, with headquarters q Holly Springs
Il virtual confession that into the ise-
rior Of Mississippi from hat direction, not be ac
complished, without larger force THAI & at present
under his command ts seep open his liEes Of comDuB
cation. Fortunately the opening ef the Mississippi
river does not depend upon his movement A much
practicable plan Of oeratia is now IN process Of
execution. II Is pToh0bies that wheni became apparent
that Grant could advance upon Grenada snd Jack
son, the plan of the campaign underwent complete
vision and it was determined that General Sherman
should command the exPee ion against Vieksburg from
above, 20 operate with faat of General Baaks from
below and ored by Formidable deets OF gunbos's
make Simultaneous attack upon the fortified position
of the enemy If ecsssf0l at Yicksburg an advance
upon Jackson, but fifty miles distant win be much
more easily accomplished, with YicksbaFg base Of
operations thsn from Holly Springs, with Columbus,
Kentucky. Memphis as the base
Although the late military operations in Gen Grants
department have been sufficiently disastrous and dis
graceful % our arms though no fault however Of the
commanding general they have not been Of Sufficient
magn tuds 10 induce retreat Of his main body or the
abandonment Of bis mpsigni uniDhueneed by other
eonsideratons The great expedition OF sherman and
Banks rendered advance through the interior of
Mississippi unnecessary. II they should take Vieks-
burg and Jackson the rebels viii be compelled 10 re-
tire from Northern Mississippi cut OF they would be
from ali supplieg cet such be gathered from
unry whose resources Lave been effectuay drained
Il Is therefore impOr that be should hold the
northern border and keep Western Tenn ssee in order
and il is to aeccmph this that be has fallen back to his
old position This VIII enable him TO relieve the points
recently attacked BY tue rebel cavalry and prevent the
recurrence Of shameful and unnecessary affair
that at Holly Springs He will be able to clear that
portion of Tennessee west Of the Cumberland, and
speedily reOpsn eOmmunicati0n-SFi the North. Co
lnn6us however is longer TO be the base Of his OPP
eratons The memphis and Chsrieston railroad be
repaired, and hi supplies drawn from Memphis. Why
this has net been done before is mys cry Altogether,
asrs wear more eneou aging look ia tie department
Of hs Tennessee than they hsge done for month past
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d@ 5ltnpsls 8pptal
aa1.TsanD
80. ii AdYerfiaing.

an sadvertisernents VIII be charged
sll 80 Ese1 ssIglare for the FIRST inser-
fi.,n a.d al 9or each subsequent in-
ssrfion.
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The loeot5ort It the Appeal Office
IS On s9are street, 81 few doors below
thss POST cfice.
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LmERAL CONDUCT o.. THE BRITISH AsD FOREIGN
BIBLE SOCIETY The foltoHingis Il sn extract from a
letter dated London, . October from su officer of ba
above soeefy gentleman Of this ci y received On,
Wednesday
L wi interest you 70 learn that our committee have
voted credit of three thousand pounds in favor Of ~
85s Society Of the 3onfedeIate States Of America.
and sculptures to the vaue Of ouehrd Of that anount
now in cou-se OF trsnsmssion. The sum in ouez-
toT vii be 7epsd rs when the sxehaage on Londen il
mo 9 favorable ana ia the meantime have dsclinei
the oar made % us By the committee Augusta 10 ll
ntsrcs; for the until Il e paid
The Bible Society Of Charleston has also expsranrad
the libsra c0nfdence Of the British and Fsrsign Bis
society. Soon after the dfeultiea cormsncad the f5-
mer Femitted to ths latter e259 VITA an order for
Bibles and festsnens to aat amount. and these were
sentio II ssrs Trsnh 2lu Fraser & Co. Of Liverpool
as eq0este for tranrnsaion- short time aftsrvsrds
The j iiish and ore5n Bible Society Of their own acs
cord duuEestsd the order and took measures TO- for
va ding he addition Il boos advising society nat
Information having risched them cf 0s Iables
and 4es alnents for distribution Ia tAe C0nfei4rae
s. aes they bed ooniudsd send the further suaDlr
o. credit The lette9 above referred to adds
~ the exchange jut now j. 50 much against you II
ii be Es f7ryoI TO defer remittnx The valpe Of
The sseopd eoesgnnsI until matters charge for the
batier-courie-
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FE1raaL Mono Porlof.-sTRs f0Iiowin4 ( Dsobs.

FEDERAL Memo PoLlef.-Ile following is proba.
BY one idss Of the armed negro policy Of Lincoln we
fnd it aaeatin onr Northern exchanges thont reait.
Some Of t,s sAfricSn reg enfs. upon the organiza-
tor Of which the rssldent has determined viii be EN-
tIOved TO guard the hanks Of Mississippi after Il
sbsl have been opened By our fleets and armies The
immense black population res dent on the great river,
viii when freed ana armed De amply sufHeient to pro-
feet rcacsfnl commerce from naoestaiion oher af
car r q r.rts wiz be employed 10 garrison the forts
below New Orleans. ard the coast which are ex.
rosas 70 tbs Diseases If soutsern climate. Others
m vii iouAiess besused 10 enf9ree he proclamation
~ freedom fer the benefit of their brethren Il is
r,ised that General Phs rs viii have African com
nisnd Il Is tbs realization ef Gene al Cameron plan
Of year ago
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~ A party Of apateur waTors ''namsloss here
iel srermoEe' were aen yesterday, near the ba1tfe
SID as Murf eesboro' making decided 'tracs9 toward
the rear csTary tcsry yelled ont to them s'yVhsrs
tie doYi. are You ruaf1 10eq
Ona Of the snateur,t replied a ha ras eve 7sr, H.
ag hers, FsneFeivg,ve only besn out to 80 ne E y
chaHsaoqga Rebel
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sisrnau W7G.a Tioo Milss ef The City -COmsau
aicetion Or Cf-Te1Tlfe Fighting-l5fiii-
kss's Bead Shs}led- Prisoners and GHHs CGg.
tayai- Interesting Details
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e5= sseoag 8 nsress ona effort IS beiag made l.
washngtsn q ssscnrs The eppoinimsls Of speaksi
Grow the ksitFiE Repsftnsiai
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TmR BANKs ExPEDEr1oN.

GEEsADA, Jsnuary, 1908
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
sHHRIFF'S sALB NJ
T-IIE4DLE
REAl. ESTATE
n " D
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue of two writ. 0f Ner,;iii,,ii Expo
RS nas, :ssued sltt of the Circuit Court Tor
Suirt Mary, COun,v, one ~ tie suit OF tie
Stale 1T Mnryllni at tn" instance ann FIR
n use 81 } lu,'s NJ Heard Treasurer Of the
County C,mmi.,i"r.crs ar Saint Mary C.nIn-
Is. Use IF Nisrcrni Caui,i.cr. use II Cr.rcc
Combs. and me ~ III 6 sif of the State nf Nj
ry!and, at tle instance md fr he use ut
Jarnes J Ahtl!. u>r 'f Thomas Warn.
against the gods and cia;iri-, Iari, aud
ienrln-nts Of j.r.cph u Edwards, william !
Cartwright and Thomas & Ward, asd +" rtc
dire ted. have stiz,-i aud taken 10 execution
all The iih:, little. interest c;i,m ami Gtnalrl,
ut LIS anu IL equity, of the said J">"l'h ~
Edward. William i Car, wright ai! Thomas
C. Ward III a,,d to ,i.e following properly
wit -
i crop e Tobacco i'm the house.; Grey
Hna>c; | C,li; l ,'.k" al "X"r; COW; OK
carr; Wearing; 10 Sh'at; Negro Boy:
named jim; ta cf Com. t>grp,<cd to liz
IL La,nI>}. ] 1T of t"p-!.iurr; I;edslrnG.
Tick = ei",:ting: RureAr Table: E"ck-
in clair; i PLAIN chair; chsk: ! Fed
stead ani Maurass; / L"o!.iu. Glass; and
II ,rac, r. parrl of hand in Charlotte Hall
District. in Ills County. uII containing % |
acres more or iess. s
Also. by virtue sc orc " ria al Firri rs'rfaa.
i<snei uui al the Circuit Count for Saint Ma
ry, Comfy. ut the sult eli Alex n:i"r Penn.
Richard II Hilrlril and |. Y pi;vcr.-irad-
In5 nir:er ihe fiu" aI sale at frnn "
Mitchell ,--u%c AT the Merchants ',nuk at
Bal, m re- tor $ilOo 90, u-,. at sh.. Farmers
;:rA Merchants Bank of Baltimore for
$3.50 90, against the noo,l~ and cln;tcis.
lands aud tructn.nts IT William J Cart
wright. AMI to me Greeted have 81 lied
and taken.in execution all the right. titir,
interest. clam aud demand, ut law AMI in
equity, "f the SAID William J Cartwright III
and t" the iolowin. property. to wit
One tract OF parcel of land. called ant
known as
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
SHERIFF'S SALE on
VIII TABLE
. ...s la, ESTATE
ND
PERSONAL. PROPERTY.

g2Y virture OF FIVE writs of V..ns,iIinni FIX
hS puaas issued out Of tho Circuit Court for
'-''"t = VS. Csantv, nne ut the Init IL the
= -. 81 ,iaryaud, II the instance aud n thr
u~e 81 lanes T, III Raley. Treasurer "i the
hcn,.' l,.,h for Saint Eary's County; me ut
the sult If the State of Maryland. Mt tie in
,faucc aud lar thc uS. ~ the Treasurer Of
tie C"rLiy Commissioners ci Saint Mary $
County, against the e""s aud riarr-ls. 'ards
and tcD"tlmui> nf William e. Gn.dara. James
ii knst ;,rd u i+!akls' vn,; one NJ the Suit
OF the State at Mareiand 8; the lr,>tar,. aud
f.r the u>e "f Iaciariah IIp..llt "cais'at the
g.as,s aud clrnFtr.>. iam:s All ,e;cInt'tt> "f
William y Goddard. Xarlari4!, II inlna,n;th
and James II Knott: one 1t the srIii ~ the
State "i MARI iand III the instance aud f,r The
u.c nf J.,>rrh Resell against ,lc s,""d' AMI
cllattels. land. and tenrmchis 81 William Il
Gosl,!arh and Aatn.'s III Knott: and one Ill si,r
nnit OF William + Leach and George II Her
bert. trading under the firm aul style If
Leach * !Itrl rrt. IIsc al john, { tlt ebert.
asain.t the .:'sa, aud chattcs, lan,ls anil t",!-
ca-,I:i> IT lame n kn"'i; .int! {" ~" dirtsti
] have SeiZ,7i aud takcm in eXrruti ~ aEI the
right tide 81 aim. interest aud d"rnnri. At
law and in equity. of the sal'i NI!iIaen 3
Gmi'lsri. James II kn~tt. Il ID Blackstone
ana T.chariah HI G"ld~,niil in ami 10 ;ie
fel!n"ing property, t" vii:
App named
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NOTICE II, eREDiToIss!.

NDTICE is lerelsv' r'vrn that the s,inserlher
~ Ans obtained froas the Orphans Court q:
'ssinr MARY r c0nntT. ia Marviand, Iefts.-4 ri
nm tfe Personal estate of Lewis
81. Peti'se. Ia.- 1T sllId CO., decreased. AZ
lrsrsnas havli,, carn.ilsnlnst the 81 id deceased
i'lfe hsre'v ssnied IT, exhIhi; the sanse. wll. tie
isros'er s"bciifs hereef. ~ the subscriber en- y.
before lie U.s. or May 1864, otherwise they
Fay lie eNcin.''s Sy iaw from all benefit nf ttr
Sad estate. Given ,lsdtsr my hatd ;his a9,h
Gay Of o-,oleF 4sG3
JOHN r. MaGlLL,
Administrators.
October 9erh, lsG3-lr.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO C2EDiToRs.

AA0TICE Is hereby giyen that tie sulsscri-
EN berS has obtsined from the ORPHANS Cour;
o. 81 Mary n CONT. ~ Maryland. isifefs Of
administration MI the personal estate Of A.. @.
Enrch. late af sid county, des.sassd. All per.
sons having eia,ins agsIrz; the said deceased
are hereby warnrd ta exhibit the sara. with
the Prnftr youches there''f, 90 the sn5scr,t'er
az ieis,-e the 4ih dav II arii 1854 ether
wrse they may l,e pxrlrael l,y law from ali
benef. of the sad estate. Given under say
hand th.s LET day ~ Dctulser, lss.:,.
JANE G. BUECH,
Nj. al. HERMAN.
administrators
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSr01'iCF IS hereby given that the suhso ri
III tsr< have o5ihIned frnr, The Or;hans
.'oart al 81 Mays county, ~ Maryland, let.
teas Of administration nn the personal sstase q!
Hezekinh Dent, late # sad cnuniv. deceased
Al persons having claims against the said &c.
csnstt arc hereby warned tn exhfhi; the same
with ,,rnrer yau~hes thereof. g, the subscriber
or hef',rr the +th day nf AIIrIl, 1864, other
,,,ise' 'rer mar lie excluded hv Lass from all
.eBeGi ~ the safd ESTATE Given under our
herds iiiia ST day Of October. ls6c!.
CHARLES DENT,
GEORGE Il. DENT.
Administrators.
Or!o!rr Ist, ls63-;x.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05

RsO'rfCE Is hereby ri,en tina, Tire -u;.se.;-
! U beers nsst obinInrd 'rom the Oipisns.
Court Of ~. Nrrv'- roHniy, m Aasvlai.d let
tiers If administration nn the pessanat eat T. &C
C.. q. Norris. late cf sa,d county, esneas+a
A u persoDs hsviHs ciH;En< sgaisst tbs sue IT,
ceased hereby warmed ~ exhiha. re ,ar-~
with tse proper ssarhr~ Iheraof, % flse F.ril-
sfribe' : oH si' befiFe HE S'h da'r Of ..aJi
1854, ciherwiae tller may lie eseludei by lsry
from sil henefli If The said estate. Given s,,-
der our hands this LIST iay of October. 1854.
JAN ~ u. NORRIS.
c. NORRIS,
Aanenis.ra. ers, W. A.
Oct. Der lst. lsSa--ls.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NOTICE To CREDITORS

AsnTlCF. is hereby gwen that the subsrr
. Il bers have "linreI from the G-rhars
C""ri OF ST. Merv's cnnnfv, ia Maryland, Iet
'srs af adlnirISireiInE az tire personal es,uta n
Jesse c. Burroughs, late of said county, de
ceSsei. All pe.--pns having riainS against m.
'sid deceased are hereby warned ta exhibit ih,
SANE with the rrorer vorclIrs thereof, to the
slihscrihers on or before The ith day Of Apr
1851, otherwise ihev ,nav he excluded by lev
from ell benefit IF tite said es;ate Given m
der GA hands this j.; day of Octaber, 1863.
WM WATTS
SUSANNA e.. ETRROTGHS.
Administrators.
Orr. ist. lse3-iw.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AshT'CE is hereby given that Inc ,-lhsrri.
q Vi hers nave nnninel from the b-J.llars
Conr of 81. Mary's county. IN MARYLAND. let
;erS n' administrators on the rcrsnral estate ~
> q. NJ. Burroughs, late ni sad ,.nuutv, ae,
censed All ;'ersnras having ciaitos against the
sand decreased are hefehy warned 20 ex lab.t the
same with the pr0.'er TourhaS thereof, ~ the
Subscribers nr before the t'h d,v Of Apr,I
1864. otherwise thrv pav he excluded by las
fr.'n MI benefit Of 1lle said ESTATE GU, ~ an.
der our har ds shis Is, d'y al O~tn'sr 1859.
ROSETTA T.. BURROUGHS,
JOHN BCHANiT,
Administrators.
Oct. 1st, i3C3-4w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05

JOSEPH III. KEY.
ATTORNEY Ar Law.

Leonard 7ssa 81. Icrys doumiy. Maryland
VA HI. practice in The Courts 81 The irs't
Wv judicial Grcuii---Si. Mays CiarAes
aud Prime Gcorc.'> Counties.
Marcia 9th, lsC3-t;ni.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
NO ICE: .

EEAEIN(i purchased the stock RI -",is ot
n q the late firm, ot Leach & hanson.
shall continue business ~ the OF ,ttt.i. I'm:
shall. hereafter, sell tor CASH. n.ly shall
return from Baltimore rify ina lex da V.
with line assortment Of FALL ami WIS.
TER GOODS. and shall he glad to see tie
patrons Of the old firm, and TIE public Gen"r-
ally, when they desire anything in my line
| have adopted the CASE s,>t,m. flat may
Lny lover and scil cheaper. which r,u>r
prove mutually beneficial Ia myself auG
customers.
WM. T. LEACH,
Head "f 81. Clements BAY.
October 18th, ls53-ti
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05

E1k,RSCNS ha,ln. Chains against tine s.-
H. tate ot the lat,r II. =. P.akc arr hereby
nstiSed to liie the sahie still the Rs-isif. OF
Wills Of tlis roi:.:av nn or hc,ois the ii.irl
Monday j November nrs,. o;,,rvi-, sirr
may he exclu:ed by law from all tie bt..A:
d; said estate
THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
Aner.
October 18th, 1st3-td.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
SUSSEX"
lying aul brin. in Chsptico District, in this
county aud Containing
$50 acres,

more az less
And, By virturc nf four wri;s Of fieri Faci-
as i-sued nut of tine Circuit Court for SAINT
Aary's C,us.ty, one at the suit Of fl u R'-
harrison ard Samuel W. Bri<eoc, trading un-
der the fran and style of RoiertsoH & Bris-
cue. use of Richard Il Miles; one 1T the SHIT
Of Cesar Miles; one at the suit Of William u
Garner; and Oile at the suit of same, agamist
the goods anil chaitels lands and tensfnentS
ri James II Knott and to me direeted, ]
Lave seized a. taken in execution oil the
right. title. interest, claim and demand, at
law and IN equity. Of the said Jaiies III
Knott IN aAd 10 the following property, 10
VIII
Cows: Yearlings; 10 Head of Sheep. 4
Hogs: Colt; crop q. Tobacco fin honsel;
crop Of Corn aud Fodder; one crop 81 Tol'ac-
CO ora Creek Farm; one GRIP Of C.Tn and F"d-
der sn same; Yoke 81 oxen; one OK cart; y
Cows: | Bull; Bull Iearlinss; lscrrel Mare;
2 Sorsei Hsrs.s; | Grey Horrc; ] Black
Mare.
Also, one tract or parcel of Land, called
and known a.---
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05
SRERIFF'S SALE Of
] 4 / T. PLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Eef virtue Of two writs of Eendtioni
.kS Exp"nss issued ont of the Circuit
Court for SAINT Mary's County one ut The
snit of Alexander Penn. Richard II
Mitchell and Lambert V Oliver, trading
uEder the firm and style of Penn & Mitch
I'll; and one at the suit of George II.
Woodward. against the goods and chatteIs,
lands and trnemenis of Gusty Greerwell;
aud TO me directed. have seized and ia
ken in execution al the right. title. inter-
est. claim aud demand. at law aud in
equity. of the said Gusty Greenwell in and
10 the following property, to wit:
One negro Wnman nainci
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05

HpY vfrsm af i snotsesge franl Thomas
b H. FowlesIof Saint Mer~'s County.
in the State or Nars'and. 4, Francis
Neaie. Bei.jami1I a. Hnr SD H.h. II.
Nealr. trading Al N@sle. HsI;i, & tso OF
the city If Baltimore. hesfin. DAFT of tbe
2Ist Of May. ID the year orc riaan>and
eight hundred ais,l sixty. he undersigned.
rs atforney for the said Nealc. Harris Il
Co., will cfirr ~ r,lhlic sale a, the Court
House door in I.eonard Town, on
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-05

October s,rh, ls03-lr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

exercise of that great power, the Presi.
dent must have not only the EFFICIENCY,
bat the general consent of the loyal PEG.
plo of the Union ia the border slave
States where the war was raging, AZ well
az in the free States. which have escaped
the scourge, which could only be obtained
through clear conviction on their part
tina, the military exigency had actually
occurred. 1t ~ thus seen that what has
been discussed 10 earnestly at home and
abroad, AZ question Of morals or Of hu-
mainly, has all the while been practical
" one OF n military question, depending
on time and circumstance. The order
Tor emancipation, to take eifec; on the
first 4 January, in the Stat 5 then silt
remaining in rebellion against tie Union,
was issued upon due elaboration and
conscientious consideration Of the war
and the state of opinion ID the whole
country
No one who knows bow slavery was
engraftad upon the nation when itrwas
.springing up into existence. how il has
grcwa and gained strength rs nation
itself has advanced in wealth and power;
how fearful the people have hitherto been
of any change which might disturb the
parasite, willcontend that the order comes
TOO late. Its hoped and believed that
after the painful experience We have had
of the danger to which the Federal con-
nectiou with slavery is exposing the re-
public, there will be few, indeed, who
will insist that the decree yuhirh brings
the connection to an end. either could or
ought to have been further deferred. Z
The interests Of humanity have now
become identified with the cause Of our
country, and this has resulted not from
any infraction Of constitutional restraints
by the Government, but from persistent
unconstitutional and factious proceedings
of the insurgents, who hsve opposed
themselves 20 both.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
WIN H. SEWARD. q
CHAs F. ADAMS, ESQ.,, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
THE GATE CITY.

FRIDAY, HARlH Is.

The soldiers 'of Gen. Hooker's army
Indignantly resent the chs rye that they
are "demoralized," denying with equa'
emphasis that they have any sympathy al
all with the ''peace" movement OF North
crn sympalhizes with secession. Thus
Massachusetts officer writes
We are unt sick Of the war, as the y u
patbizals With tfeaseI at heme represent
,,s We are ready and anxious still to
battle for the right, whether 1t be to light
the rebels in front or the more dreaded
enemy 10 the rear. have thrown aside
all prejudice as. 10 color or race ~ fight,
ing this rebellion, aud stand ready, 10
msrch without hesitation whenever and
wherever ordered--ne matter who heads
the column, or who make up the rank
and file.
General Hooker has RECENTLY directed
that his troops shall be supplied with
fresh vegetables, and has also erected
ovens for the purpose of supplying them
with soft bread--both Of which acts have
added immensely to his popularity with
the man. The army has entire confidence
in its leader, and anxiousl va waits an ep.
portunity TO vindicate the confidence he
reposes in it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
LIVE STOCK.

tyassr ga FAaers vii Gs q this tks is6v
i. sx.s.ross ar 1--we steek CSrpsefcns srds s.u
ssst-sr Ai.5 sappiisd with sssry N teues Asss
opened m ai rms and ts c<tk every
atfsntion il pAIa uApEs. kpSe heseassas m,
where win ~ rouud svery e0AssEI&Ee. fef ssedssx
and n ssiaSs - sA4e4 Y Rissso ~ ttkss ~ y
puiA, NV YURk sua BAtfinOkK HARkET.
& sIlx whales - fsssad NE stestsss euseA ~ asA
ness direct rostsfSr ssoek 70 NV fsia Alien
t~wol-y,es4 WA fswes ~ - sihan ssy esn~a.
xNOc0 LkWtS .Gsssrxisspt., Altoona. p.
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Groceries.
ESAMuEL POLLOCK,
whelssaIraaA netall
|G R & o II !.
HIS MAIN STREET.
aselo-d KEOKUK, IOWA
WANTED.
..sa FsEs and AIas..
r.no.As seed, tttn
Flax Sesdi
f.t sish The t't'e. CASH price VIII be y. p:iasZ
sA BOXES FIRE CRACKERS FOR
w THE h0LLIpAYs.
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KY, BBLs. KANAWHA 4 LAKE
P1 oI,sls by SAINT POLLOCK.
TX BBLs COAL OIL, e
! y The besi prand.. Gasa,l gsg q
FOR SAFE by cAAL FoLLONAs.
decit-d n M @&'t3 ( ~
TX BAGS RIO COFFEE
For s.lsby sAh'L POLLOCK
decl0-d
LIZ RRING, BY THE BBL. AND
Msckrrsl In kits, NJ Bels., and Bsl..
For sale by b. POLLOCK.
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"a DENMARK CHEESE,
For saissy isAAuxL POLLOCK
decided - lie Aatn6Iest-
lfkESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
d.eio - SAMUEL POLLOCK,
ID AISINS, ClTRON AND CUR
III RANTs.-For sale lev ~ 81
0sO BOXES ToBACCO-BEHT
Z ssJ,S ssASDs-rs1 sal: |: = kun, POLLOCK
|WANrED ! For GOVERNMENT
| GVS6A ApP1Ss. KgGa,
Onions, Chickens,
~ MSS Port, Lard,
Prims Whin nsass, Cixas Bacon Sides
For which We willpAy the hishesi market price n
Cash, nj 81 and % Lcvee. By
sspt20~d C0AEABLk 4 sMITH.