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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
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th0u d then. OBrAfs 0siy IL isUo6as s.Btosns
Bronchcsl .och<s,' having prove shsr sfbeacy ~
tsst 81 Dasy yssrs, ars highly reeOM 'aendss ara
BY Ppy siesabs aud refoBs In The Army,
and hats secessed testimonials lrOm many eninent
Den. s8N Hfat SH.s
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


Prospect Of Calt1EiAg xsngstrsst-Ths
Fruits Of oxant's Victory.
Chattanooga, Nov. so.
There has been no fighting 10 northern
Georgia for the past two days. Our
troops hold tho country As far as Ring.
gold and Cleveland. The enemy is be.
lo~ Tunnel Hill.
No news from Burnside at headqusr.
ters The siege Of Knoxville 10 no doubt
raised ere now, and the rebel forces in
East Tennessee can only escape BY large
amount Of miraculous fighting.
Tie fruits of the victory are 6OO2 pris'
oners, IS guns, 1000 stand of small arms
and large quantity of stores Oar 70
tai casualties will NOT exceed 1000.
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STATE or IOWA, u In the district Court OF
LEE CeusIY satd County, 81 keokak.
Alex An5er eehhesd. Pfairtif
Ts-sAs
Martha AekihsBv,
Ed~ ard Nc lhany,
kxekset Lyea, b~fentanta-
Notice 10 hereby Sir*n 10 kss tel t.en that petit
,ion 10 . civil asIssn &c Gle In the Clefks Ubes OF
he Diatr5es Ceur aier~said. IN fh~ shove entitled
cause behAh o. tie ABOVE named Plain H. ~ sfnsi
you and esinsinE sgstnsf The 'ort OF Title
bead the racsicHal NV Il OF Ss~ - In Tes ~ .
c. R.<Wea. ID Lee Ceunr,, Iowa, Asd the tDter :
ola def-ndsn IL the ne colo 10 %, The
snm OF $40 sth ten p~f Fer an DUN interest from
JULY - 1872, cue from Marina Ne - Ihsay, and tie
aud Hke interest ffsm s9Ad Enssfei Lyon
tsin Attorneys Tres eosih aid fss Reoesai
feiief
nd unless yen appear and male dffeSse thereto he
81 tie seecrd aas Il he heSs u u OF - ID
Can't, to mesenee the erst Aehds, Of February
1884 segnesI ~ be rendered a9sifht you, prayed
Tor 10 said petition.
RoBRRT n. GILMORE
noss-asv Altorset Ter Plaintiff.
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NOTICB.-To al persons havine guns revolvsrs
pistols. munitions Of VI any kind fer sale
or~rrd coll dspu~s - che s,tbsut 1ss.
obtaining psrmit from the ssosfsiGsed b order o.
NE Special Agent Of the Trssssr, Dxpsrtosnt. All
psrsops vioisiag this will liable TO have aucb
goccs conscsse The the aoversDsns Of ths
United Slates. JOHN SrANNUs.
may1B-dtf Surveyor and Colectof.
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tDY fnL1sAAPH.f
Ssoek Market.

SsOSA W0f9Ots
New YeFt. Nov. -
hensy-witheut Important change viii esod Sss,
ness.
osen'ns kxsAanss-Dun and nsnlasl, ~.
ssao- uasstsssd sd asmsr. opening y ~. adyaA-
- dsclisine 70 lA13 ,slssss suiss q sS5sd
0evssnaese osocas-Hiru, win sasrsss bw,ieeu
Soing.
Nov Trsanp s-ie-,ee1. ~
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By TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
: rnols vxslz1I6oroDi.

ERV1
The Progress r. usals'p Asnv ps4ails
Of it, opsratisas--1hs Nanbsr 81
Prisoners Takea.
Philadelphia, Nov. 30.
A dispatch Just received BY the board
of brokers says that Meade has captured
two corps Il. Less army. This needs
confirmation.
Washington. Nov. 30.-12M.
Nothing received to noon from Hsade's'
army.
Much difficulty attends the reception Of
news, there being no regular communica-
ton with Washington.
The Presidents health has improved
and he will soon be able to attend to his
official duties. t. 1914
The business Of the Chattanooga Post
Office will soon be resumed under its old
Postmaster, J. r. Hood, He leaves here
TO-DAY to re-enter on the duties of the Of
fee.
New York, Nov. 80.
Detailed accounts of the movements Of
the Army Of the Potomac are published
in the Herald, Times and Tribune.
The Tribune's correspondent reports
that he left the army at noon on Satur-
day, when it was advancing. He heard
heavy cannonading till night. fall from the
direction of our left and centre.
Nine OF Mosby's guerrilla. we're cap
tured Saturday at Catlett's Station, inclu-
ding Lieutenant.
Guerrillas captured one Of orr officers
and eighty -four priyates on Sunday near
Brentsvile.
The Tribune's account says that Fri
day desefters who came into our lines
assert that Lee held the line Of the Rapi-
dan that aight, but fell rapidly back Fri
day morning to his present position in
our front advance of some sixteen miles.
They also assert the rebels had mot used
any Of their artillery in response to our
assaults, but were running it to the rear
for the purpose, as they supposed, get
ting better position.
Gen. Meade entirely deceived the enc
my in regard to the point Of crossing 1t
is reported Lee had his army in battle
line all day Thursday, fronting Morton 3
Ford, supposing We we're to cross there.
He thus abandoned long line Of mos,
formidable earth works on the south and
southwest bank of the river.
On Saturday st day break Gen. Meade
advanced to the front piekse and firing
soon commenced and couibued At inter.
walls up to noon. The enemy had fallen
back some two miles, and the impression
prevails that he is retreating. Our line
of battle now extends about nine miles in
the form Of triangle. The whole army
is ready and impatient Large numbers
Of prisoners continue to come iu thi,
morning.
The Worlds correspondent. under date
of Nov. 81, says late 10 the evening it wa.
evident from what could be observed a
that point that the enemy was making
demonstration on our right. Heavy
firing was heard, but as We had no com
munication 1t was not possible to get an
particulars. 1t has been ascertained
however, that the enemy made a mos
determined attack to turn our right wing,
and Gen. French had repulsed them and
taken 900 prisoners. Gen. French il re.
ported to have lost heavily, it is said
from 1000 to 800 killed and wounded
Nov. 28.-Heavy fog and rain have &c,
in.N We have advanced our picket line
at NJ front, but up to noon nothing more
discriminating has occurred,
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nn OF said County, inKeokuk.

- AIk or iowA.f
- LEE CorsrY.
In thr District coun of said County in K eokuk
X. r. lose, Pl<aAttf
C. Grinnap,
D. y. truman,
usvtd A Dsy,
NJ. J. lar. DefexSssts
Notce Is brre0s gwen TO the Defendants herein
above tanned that petition In \ evil N file
in the lori g tfee Of The District & su sfor~ssif
day yetfsef 10 te alt Of ihe above nsmed Pisintin
* sinsi you, and cai ing the said q. - w. !.
Truman tie rid mption Lots 8 In lock " l.
= the city OF X lux, said eeany, from certsn
Drsd OF ffast and sale therenner and .nt all tho
efcrdnnis the sosectusare of mmgzx- exacuiei b
,aid A. aud Day f,r The OF 81 $50 IA
ten PCT cent. interest," from May 3 1859 nc de.
Ia dants Urn farther s.isner that the SAID
teuu has spPiniei Receiver. 10 tAse charge laid
property sd tte r~nt- and profits tbeSevf
And uaiess ycu appear and d-fvnse thereto be
FORE Of the second dsy OF the OF said
Court, 10 commeece the nrst Monday OF Felspar,,
1udement III be rendes ID against you pra,
for III said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE
nosse-dsw Sol for Plaisu6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

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= ~ s., II n - FL L.
WHOIaEoAIsD GROCER,
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wHEAT-sah u oaDsi 10; spring sso7ss = -.
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CHICKERs-ol Is TO q 20.
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WHITE BkANs-Conmon 70 good - 70 q -
Prime Navy - ssess rs
TALLOW--e 10 81.
BAY-rfno,hy, els % 70 sis %. bsisd 80 -
10 ga or Prairie els to els %.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Hsv Orleans fair, ia; prime i2k;
shoiee Is, New York, G, Hac, Eev yosr. 4, Isr
crushed powdered III.
AOLAssBs-8eicAss's sssas House 7oo7sc; Gel
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CoFFxk-kio ~ D3Ste; Java ~;
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soAP-Pein ste. ssau3 90, Gernsb 7Ae.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Probability ola General Engagement


Washington, Nov. 80.
A messenger from the army thinks a
general engagement between Lee and
Meade could not have been delay ed much
beyond Saturday evening, while he i.
quite sure that the rapid and heavy firing
which he heard till nightfall on his way
up, was the result of general engage
ment. 1t was too heavy and continuou,
for skirmishing.
The enemys lines stretch just in front
of Orange c. H., but the disposition Of
our various corps is spoken of as excellent.
aud calculated 10 make the enemy fight
yesterday or retreat beyond Orange C. H.
Rappahannock Stston,
Nov 29-9:l5 p. m.
1t is understood that Gen. Meade, in
his present movements, is left to exercise
his own discretion, and he has declared il
to be his purpose to stlike at the most
vital point in the Southern Confederscy
wherever in his judgment that may be-
his supply of rations and forage will not
be exhausted till after the 10th of Decem.
Der, and before that period he can make
heavy "Reminiscences most damaging in
their consequences upon the enemy.
Since Gen. Meade has the supplies Of
his army with his command. no apprs.
hension Of danger is felt from . iaspk
movement to cut off our usual base of
supplies.
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nov@-d3v
'nRlGINAL NOTICE.

fvi'yrus kinsey, James Bradford John stanaus and
Hiram Barney
the oince VI the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
county, lows, At keokuk, petiritn OF James NC
Qu Id ciaiming o. defeLdaAt Cru kinssy ,hs cum
o. fsesty-four Hundred aud kiehy-: So 10 Dol
lara - .. h~y due on thTes psohsiss0sy nc.e~, an
etain NJ as aesnst all ~ the furect
Que Hugh Reid. and conveying Tho felIew,pr dss.
e,ih~d ssPi e-s 81, Loss eleven nj aid twels
lie y block tAsrty -sina FOL in Rssd edsi.isa "a
tn< Ctas ~ ksetss County u Lee skd hta Of iov
ven y the said Knssy to the payment ef the
sad Doscs, and the interest an b, Reid ~
ssned teoetheF sith the original " plainsia
hcAluafd.
ke~, therefore, unless you appear thereto and d.
nd on - before noon OF the second das or the
iest February term. 1874 Of the said Court eecree
viii be r.pdes sgainst you By dsf.s - prsyed FOR
IN said pssition.
RANKIN Il MCCRARY
novl9-d(v Attorneys for Pisintsf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

John Morgan arrived here to-day via
The 0fsst Wsttern Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
STATE OF iowA.l
~ LAr CorxrY.

STATE OF IOWA.
- Lar Corsrr.
Ia the District rosrt OF said County, ia Ksokuh
Fresnirn xns~i~s, Flssss.f.
YerxA
John RnhlIn
Hey CO. With, De-, sassfs
seice = hfrepy gis-n IL the Defendants herein
above named trail petition IN cts II actAoa is ON al.
IN the lei once Of the pst let Court saforesaa In
B. haH 81 The above nan-d r.inuH against y a. snd
ia m NJ 10 f-~se-m from yon uEd.f iuti nortsax.
certain prcnlis~e IN the south est Qua Scctioa
~, Tvsnshir %. kxsge ve.t, In ~ais County arc
>'aie and 10 asFing Coat - ass he vaise 81
s@.a r~desptioai ssd yeti hon tfsytnx fuTthsr ihs
tufe a. pesN nrs 10 ssia reuiees amt yoa b.
qhetfd = I'd essss II he'd, and for general iehef
And unless yc1 appear aud maze drrers- thereto
bekrs reon OF the second cay Of The next tes N o.
said Coutf, 10 mrnce the nrs; Monday feete
sfy 1854 udxr cat vi be entsrea against you, a
s'F~s ed fsr In said petition.
kb3sRT u. GILMORE,
hosao-ofu ANY for PiaI HIif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
sAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED I've
FAMILY SOAP - AKER.

NAN aahss high prices; sspopther helps TO re
uvcsg es. Il osbss 8Oap ~ . ~ cents pOs I'd
b uaIsx your k.tchsn ersase.
ITCAOTlON A. spuSious Lss are %. red
also careful and osis bu, the Pr &c &c an e..
gu up In 1gsn cas-. ali others being Csanser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01
Pennsylvania Salt nanufs eturilg c.,

RhiIeAelphls-- IN Walnut street,
PtttsbusS--fiss street sa1d Duqassns " ~
noy18-dA , 3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-01

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OPEN TO EDDYvlLLE-92 MILES

81 e
OPEN TO EDDYvlLLE-92 MILES
DCnAsoE Or rImE.n
o. 40 sftsr THURSDAY, rov.us., -.
1858, Trnins viii as ,oslovs: A0sA,
no l..MAIL.
Leave eokukst.......... ro.cc
10y WIG As-..-.-...-... A:UU n. =.
q NO. s..MAIL.
Leaves EAdyyiiie at.
Arrives 1t Aeokuh st.-..-.....- .....I ia n "A
NO. 3..mGxED.
Lsavse Keoknk at..............3:s0
Axnvss sddyyfHe st.-.- 81: 30 y m
NO. 4.-M1xED.
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No. 6..th EIGHT.
Lssves ksotak Observation-Disclosures o ~
- Do'S" VIM ST. 900 p. asa
no. 6--EKEgGAr.
Leaves Ed, vile ~.oo
~''AaA 49,. .l2:sO p. m
Numbers l, Q, and .in run daily fsupd.v.
Nameer s, on Mondays, weide,da,, and pre.,.
"snoef o. on iass1syss lhsr.as,., aud sstasdsys.
UFChicaee time 10 the s.andsyd ~ III,
shi 'ur, ana - about rneeR nlnors. s....,,h.n
ksok.k city time. IN '"sA
-T7Passepg gers from keokut. b, IN. IN N
AsH ~ ah, naGe sIyr y nh st..e. - -,
Poaas W. OF 10. A. Tram from Eddyyill. %,
~ points East and soots- East, Via Gre 4 " rsl.,n
olrdo WSs~ss Kan. as; and b, The A.
Ifsin from tddyvtiis 81 Loui. and points sou,h
THROUGH TICKETS
ror Oil points IN *lddie, ussern 4aa salAerp lev.
AsIaAs, nebrsska, he, eau te had At the
T1CAEl VfklCE.
nv Dspo' OIL We CoMPany, foot OF Johnson-st
GEO. WILLIAMS a.
- Suposintrndenf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

BOARD IN BRooKLYN-TwO UNFURNTsHED
ID Rooms 20 let Board; house private and pleasantly
iocsied near South and Wall street fsrnes Apply at u
stASe street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

e1An "A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO no
plfV. corners. elegant mouldinss carved desf,
did tone IN perfect order, with handsome stool. FOR
Apply .. once u you wish 70 secure . srea, bargain
West Twelfth street e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

BOARD WANTED FOR DAILY APPLICANTs-PRICEs
ID vsyins from $40 10 SEQ Boarding house keepers And
private famI having vacancies requested 10 call and
register particulars No charge unless furnished with
bcardera Bosrders' Directory No Aston place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

BOARD wANrED-FoR MAN AND WIFE, IN THE
ID vicinity OF ST Johns park lboard for lady only in
family where there few boarders Terms
must be modese reference required and given Address
Dor no Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

A GOOD INyEsTAENT.-FoR SALE THE PROPERTY
IN 30 and 3S Gansevoor street. with buildings, sl,
worms tnbs &C. for further particulars, apply 10 JAMES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

THE HOMESTEAD OF JOHN L. TAYLOR, DECEASED.
Of eleven and improvements will be sold nj auc-
tion the premises Wednesday, October7 At 10 o'clock
A. NJ, not disposed OF previously at private sale This
property situated in South NorwAk Conn, within five
minutes walk OF the New York and New Haven Railroad
depot
Also three acres Of Land the Ely Neck ROAD.
Terms cash. For particulars inquire OF Capt DANIEL
K Norwalk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

vxrANTED-A SECOND HAND PIANO; AHYBC
wv haylns one 10 dispose Of for 4 reasons BILE price
hear Of customer by-Addressing "woodcosx. Chat
snuare Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

(NCUNTRY RESI- DENCE FOR SALE--ON THE BANKS
" Of the Hudson at Tarryown, containing about eight
good dwelling house. barn. stable and house,
water and the house, possession Immediately. In
0Aire OF s. EMERSON, AL Eighth nue., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

CTAMPORD PROPERTY FOR sALE.-TBE STONE
y House and eleven acres OF ground, half mile from
the depot situated high ground with 6ne view Of the
cisterns and three wells. The House
nineteen marble marels throughout IL light
ed with from the village and in complete order Tee
grounds xsteuiy laid out and contain great variety
Of fruit trees grape vines house for gardener
workshop and carriage house, being altogether the
sale STANFORD For particulars and photographic views
apply to G. W. SMITH, 100 and Ill Elizabeth street, or
SEELY. No. WAN street basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

ID In private family. where all the requisites OF home
can be found house with modern improvements and
Brosdwsy or convenient % care private amily requr
ing an early breakfast would be preferred Terms must be
moderate The best reference can be gwen Address
w $50 Herald office, giving price and particulars No
boarding keeper need answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

GOOD CHANCE SALE IYBROOKLYN. ON
"A Carleton avenue between Lafayette and Dekalo
avenues some Of those nantcenly anshrd brown stone
tront houses with all the latest and richest style improve
genea Houses 2ON feet and laundry extension toxlo
Ihis " most desirable role location Fulton anu
Ookalo avenue quite convenient Prlce 81 40,
part on bond and mortgage Apply the premises Auss
be aol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

BLOOMFIELD. N. J.-FOR SALE. A HANDSOME
II Gothic Honse and about eighteen Of Land the
road leading TO Orange by Of Eagle Rock. and
half miles from Orange hour from New York. Car
RAG house, barn and other oubuidinGs Abundance OF
fruit good water, fine shrubbery. Any wanting
noe healthy location viii apply to j. r. WHITEHEAD,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-25
Knights OF the Golden Circle.

The Knights had meeting on Satur-
day night There was some delay in till-
ing the. chairs, but the thing dragged
along until ten minutes past9 o'clock,
when it broke up. Judge Wick was pres
ent, as usual Our reporter met an
Irishman and German on the stairs who
damned the whole concern because they
could not get in. They said they were
all right and no abolitionists, but would
give the sentinel, Vandergrift, and the
whole batch of officers piece of their
mind for the insult What little was said
was moderate in tone, with one excep-
ton. What seemed to trouble the reject
ed applicants at the wicket was the fact
that when the word was changed they
had not been trusted with it until too
late to employ it We have the names of
thirty-one who were present We have
been surprised and shocked 10 learn that
a Noble Grand of the Odd Fellows in
this city participates in these societies.
We shall publish in detail the proceed
ings of Saturday evening, if we have
room, to-morrow.-Ind Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-25

Bg~ In the House on Saturday Mr..
Niblack introduced bill to elect by the
Legislature police board for the city of
Indianapolis. 1t proposes to take all
control of our police out of the hands of
the Council elected by the people and
place it in the hands of four citizens:
David Macy, John W. Dodd, Reginald
H. Hall and William o. lockwood, who
are to be commissioned for four years.
The Mayor is allowed to sit on the Board.
As the men named in the bill are all
Democrats except Mr.. lockwood, it will
be seen that this measure is introduced
as partisan scheme, and as such is in
violation of the Constitution, and an as
sumption on the part of the Legislature
that the people Of Indianapolis have no
rights whatever. The bill does not pro-
vide for paying the police force to be
raised under its operations out of the
State Treasury, and all the Council will
have to do to make the law a dead letter
will be to not pay this legislative police.
Of course its authority over our people
can never be recognized by any Council
man who has any regard for the rights
Of those he represents. Our police may
not be the best in the world (though it is
better now than it has beep) yet if evils
exist our own people can correct them
without the meddling of the Legislature.
IHdiGR0DOLS Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-25
COnnerhaad documents.

We learn that the Eastern mails come
to this place freighted with newspapers
and speeches, highly demoralizing and
disloyal in their tendencies. The speech
es Of Vallandigham and Richardson, and
kindred addresses from leading copper
heads are sent to citizens and soldiers in
abundance. A number of old citizens
of Tennessee, who are also Shareholders,
but who are so radical as TO love their
country great deal more than they do
slavery, request US to say that they have
had plenty of such reading, and desire
no more of it Isham G. Harris, Parson
Ferguson, and Parson Elliott, used to
make speeches in the same spirit, when
the Sonth Carolina flag aoated in this
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-25
FEBRUARY 25, 1863.

city. Large numbers of the Cincinnati
Enquirer and Chicago Times are sold in
this place and circulated gratis in the
army, by the emissaries, whose object is
to create disaffected and mutinous
spirit among the soldiers. These sheets
have been put under ban by the authorl-
ties in West Tennessee and Memphis,
and it would be well to inquire into the
expediency of excluding them from this
end of the State They are reasonable
papers, so bold and insolent, that they
can hardly be called traitors in disguise,
and they ought to be choked of. We
might as well allow the old Union and
American to rise, and preach treason, as
allow the Times and Enquirer to do it
NaShUiUe UniOn
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-25
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