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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
TT. Monroe, March 10.

The Richmond Wing Of the 18th says
the bombardment commenced on Port
Hudson at 2 p. M, on the l4th. Att
O'Clock in the night desperate engage
ment had transpired. The enemy at
tempted TO pass our batteries under cover
Of darkness. The firing was terrific
One gunboat escaped in damaged con-
dition.
The o. s. ship-of-war Mississippi was
burnt to the waters edge in front of our
batteries.
One large vessel was completely rid
died. another crippled, and the rest driv-
en- back.
Our victory was complete. There were
no casualties on our part.
Thirty-six men and l midshipman OF
the Mississippi were brought in by our
cavalry. several of them severely wound.
ed.
Farraguts flagship is down the rive,
disabled.
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Helena Attacked.
Another Prize Captured.
Tamp:cO Captured by the French.
REBEL ACCOUNT or THE a. T.
TACK ON PORT HUDSON.
Especial to Herald
Suffolk, Va, March II.

At o'clock this morning two sections
of Captain Davis 7th Mass. battery, and
the 18th Pa. cavalry were despatched by
Gen. Peck, under command of Col. Spear,
to attack the enemy in his entrenchments
this side of the Blackwater, opposite
Franklin. We we're to make the attack
at daylight, but owing to the bad condi-
tion of the roads. found it impossible to
do so until 8 q. m.
Small arms, heavy guns and cavalry
were used on both sides. The fight last
ed nearly an hour, and was highly spirit
ed in Its character. Two separate caval-
ry charges were made on Notifications.
These were found 10 be lined with In
fantry who poured deadly fire into our
ranks. wounding many.
In the FIRST charge, which was made
by Major Station, the Major was wound
ed in the shoulder. The second charge
was conducted by Maj. Cornoly, who
took his men up to and up and down in
front Of the fertilization to try and JUMP
the ditch, DC, but it was soon found i'm.
practicable.
The enemy throwed heavy force Of
infantry and cavalry to the right and left
Of our position, with the intention to try
and out-fank us, but with little show ol
success.
When your correspondent left the field
the fight had not terminated. The enemy
were still in their entertainments and be-
hind breastwolks.
The cavalry charges were of the most
daring bravery ever witnessed.
Gen. jenkins of s. c., commanded the
rebol forces.
Reinforcements arc daily being sent to
defend and prevent the passage of the
Blackwater by Union troops.
Fhe rebels are strongly of the opinion
that We will soon move from this direc.
ton. and are making preparations accord
ingly.
We took some prisoners-among them
some wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
New York, March 10,

New York, March 10.
The Sycamore captured of Hillsboro,
Ala, the sloop Enterprise, loaded with
cotton, having came out Of Mosquito In
let.
The Galveston News Of the ed says
an official letter from the French Consul
at Matamoras states that the city of Tam
p'co has been captured by the French
troops,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Charleston, S. c., March 49,.

Tho British steamer Britannia, 40 days
from Glasgow, arrived yesterday with q
valuable cargo.
The steamer Goer, from Greenwich,
Scotland, arrived at a Confederate port
this morning, with q valuable cargo Of
merchandise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

Jefferson City, Mo-, March Is.
A bill passed the Senate to-day provi-
ding for calling new State Convention
to take into consideration the gradual
emancipation of slavery in Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
st. Louis. March 10

The Democrat has a dispatch from the
Vicksbure fleet of the 18th. saying that
the Lake Providence canal was compile
ted and water would be let into it in about
week.
The rebel gunboat Webb was lying
close to shore at Vicksburg. She was
supposed to be in q sinking condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
EGAL NOTICE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

"A u ~
.aaa STATE or iowa.
couHrr ~ LEE. -
To John stsvenson, Anna 4 Stevenson, yasisht z
Pier, Artigicia wooien, Andrew j " ooilea Fysj
Gle A Price, guardian Of Thomas Jen. rsoa Ptics q
Francis America Price, sminors and 10 aia otAe}
wbom II msy eopceYn
hCn, and each OF ycu, are hereby notified that IT,
10 now on Ole In The Count. Court 81 Lee Conoy lov
NJ Fort Madison, Iowa, Feiri',1 VI The aEaassigss(
executor o' toe sssaie OF FREE. decessed pray ia(
for order and hecnse tese for the purpose OF sa,
tying debts due from said eftsle, the follow M d
seribed real eststs, TO vii: The g. h. sf N. w.
OF Sec 5, TIP Co. N. OF II. No. ~ west containing ,
acres with all The improvements thereon In Wv Casrt
OF kinxEold. lows. l&s Noe. 4, IL ~, ~ "a g. =
H. a. a. 10, - IS, g. "a. g. - So 81, "a a. 81 81
Sd 81, Sc 50 60 81, O. 81, ~ IS g. a. - Cb 70 an
- -, -, 10, ID, n ~, 40 and 60 in sAs tovp q
Marshall, laid or on The Of asovs descrstAa ~
Of keai Eststs. in kinFgoid County, 1eva.
Said petitioB will he hfnrd aud detsSninet hslpvd
said court on the Isl Monday In Aprii, ieC3 "a
O'clock ~ Of said day. 81 which time you can ~
tend and .hes caussl any Jon have) why tka pray
OF said petition should not b. granted.
BY order OF The County Court,
b. r. C.. LAuGpOAD.
Executor ofths kstAte Of C. j. Prizes deesl
JNO. vANvALKkkDukG
Match l4ta, ls63-dSw Auy for PtAins3R.
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Fort Monroe, March Is.
Richmond papers of the 18th contain
the following;
Fort Pemberton, at the mouth of the
Ialahatchie, was bombardsd on The 18th.
We lost some valuable gunners and few
others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
New York, March 10.

Dispatches from rebel sources from
our feet off Mobile, state that Admiral
Buchanan with four steamers and ram
made an attempt about four weeks ago to
attack our vessels off Mobile, and was on
ly prevented by one of his vessels run
ming on q snag The attempt. however,
is to made again soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Cairo, March 10.

Cairo, March 10.
The steamer Young Eagle has arrived
from Young's Point, which place she left
Saturday. She heard nothing of the ro-
ported engagement between the Chilli
cothe and rebel battery nenr Grenada on
Yazoo river.
On the 18th at Memphis large feet
of small steamers had congregated for be-
low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
New York. March Is,

A FIVE hundred dollar counterfeit bill
on the Central Bank of Worcester, Mass,
was detected by the banking houses Of
Thompson d co. The party who offered
The bill was arrested. The execution of
the bill is so perfect that it was pronounc
ed good by several bankers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Newbern, N. c., March 1E

Gen. D. II. Hill came upon the enc
my's outposts at Deep Gulley on the
Trent road, miles this side of Newbern.
The enemy's force consisted Of four com
panies Of infantry and one light battery.
They fed across the river ard destroyed
the bridge. A Yankee and buffalo were
captured.
Gen. Hill was moving on Newborn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Chat tanoopa. March IA.

Chattanooga. March IA.
A battle is imminent 10 the neighbor-
hood Of Tullahoma. A skirmish took
place yesterday in Murfreesboro.
Helena was attacked in the rear, Mon
day. 9th inst. Heavy firing was heard
there yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Fort Monroe. March ~

Fort Monroe. March II.
Saturday last Fits Hugh Lee, with
5000 cavalry and two pieces Of artillery,
made hurried advance on our lines st
Glouchsster, but hearing oar forces were
reinforced the rebels retired. It is ru-
mored they had gone for rsinforcemsnts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Baltimore, March IS ,


An iron safe. belonging to Adams & Co.,
containing 100000 in money and a large
amount of securities, was stolen from the
Northern Central cars, near Monktown,
while on the way from this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

The bridge on the East Tenn. 4 Va. R.
r., destroyed by the Yankee soldiers :
Few weeks since. have been replaced. The
regular schedule will bs resumed in .
lew days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
New York March ]

new 1OrKs Marcn IN.
Worlds special gives the following
partial list Of casualties ia the cavalry
fight ct Kelly's Ford: Maj. Chamber.
lain, chief of Averill's staff, severely
wounded Lieut.. Wolf, 9th o., sliRhtly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
I kRIGINAL NOTICE.

To hugh Reid, Albert Wsils, George Go<
TrsheTt Jr,, wm Aubrey, Hiram Banner, n
Patteh Co., Mason L Wheeler, John II
Co., John Lavender, Judd, walker Co.. O.
Bliss a Co a Watts. lob Desn, Uaitsa Deat
America, Charles vtele
You, and each Of Jon. are hereby notified tina q
10 now on die in the once oil the Clerk u the Dla,
Court Of Lee County, Lev a, IT Krokuk, . petas1sl
samuel Il. &C. rye, claiming OF yon, h ugh a. q
the cum Of Seven Thoussad Dollars, eth . par !
inieHest per aaau#j ~ money dee On psODs0
notes secured b, mortgage made BY yeu 70 Hers
~ Tor, and since assigped 10 said SAMUEL r. Gs1
dated september e3d. iess. also claiming sgsinst
Of you the foreclosure OF said Aortxsgs, the same
ing upon un west Aalfofthu nsssh wsst saars~t Of
.lon elshieen. eonsaisiny elghty acres more LED
Township sixty six lssI north o. Range i've Isl y
and the north hslfs, Sscttou II3l Tosuship .srs,
1861 Range SIX ISi west. all In Ice Csonsy. Iowa;
further ssAing for sale Of ssid premises and gen
relief.
And unless you appear and ansvsr said pstltiod
or be- fore noon OF tbs second Asy Of The next tos
sAld Court, TO commence q Koch IN ~ ~ ~ Il
day OF sepsuber, A. D.. 1o63 default will b snt(
aGaiaN yoa sna judgment rsndsfsA tAsrsea - -
for In said petition.
mArl0-dsw Auornsys fos PiaAnal
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Cincinnati. March is.

Cincinnati, March is.
The Gazette, in special, says. or the
arrival OF the Cincinnati express train. a
party OF soldiers seized and destroyed a
package Of Cincinnati Enquirer. Gent
Darlington arrested the soldiers and paid
the agent for the copies DESTROYED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

A letter from an officer 90 tho Sasqus-
hama OF Mobile states the rebsls attempt
ed 70 reach her BY sub marine torpedo,
but failed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TAk STATE OF IowA,{
CouaTr o. Les.
In District Court Of said Coputy a.A
State, Nay Term, t6G3.
To Mary A. Smith
- 49, s@coy nounsd .nst thsss 10 nov On IL IN
~. ues - sae Siesn ~ me Disssici Coatt Of Lee
- S., - rott Asoso the Pc ,'ticn pf Alert
go saaMin4 u Joy IN associate divorce fronf The
bonds Of mafinony the ground Of wifpi Il. se,ton
" W. ~ ose' W. Years wihoat ~ q ssonAbs u.
An1 49, aH'ess on aPPesf Ana ansxer theret0 ON
ID 1sss' ~ ths tsth oay " isss, this bsins
~ sseond DAY % .ne Lexs Term o. the bistrss8
Court Of ,Les County, lo~s, 10 b. hvidsa Il Pos4
Madison, lows, *defAHIt viii b. entersd ana i.ass
ment and decree rendered against you, In a<cosesne
with the prayer OF aaid petislsa- 89 n
JK0. VAHVALEEERuRC I
Achl1-dlw Airy for PiaiaI{e y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

"A hive Fox was caught 10 Washing
son street, Poushkeepsie, on the night
Of Feb. Gath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
Louisville, March 10.

The Journal editorially recommends
the immediate preparation for the de-
fence Of the city by fortifcatiqns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

HEADQUARTERS ST. LOUIS DIsTRlCT,l
ST. Lorls, Mo-, MARCH 4rH, 1863.
GovxnKoR-Pleass q I'D below for publication \ lis,
OF The nance OF ofhcers and from your State
without leave fron their commands now within
this D.stiict.
Private Albert Faulkner, ID Iowa Cavalry, Co. n,
since February oath, 1883
Private Lafayette Campbell Sd Iowa Cavalry, Co.
r, since February 10Th, 1868
Private John =. zambrumm, ID Iowa Cavalry, Co.
r, since January 23d, lS63.
By command OF Brig. Gen. DAVIDSON,
HKsRY h. RILLRHRoua,
Capt and A. 4. Gss'ts
To His Excellency, the Gov ernor Of Iowa.
mAri7-d3sAwt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20
lsY TELEsRAPu.I
Now York Market.

TELkOkAFuI
Now York Market.
New York, March H.
Fiour-More active and &c better. Sslss at q l01
q IS for Extra state; 81 l6as7 s. X. H.o.
Wheat-shads nrmer. Safes at 81 3a0ol II for
Spring; 81 624ei 81 for Milwaukee Club; 81 7i0
u rs for Winter Red.
CONFIRM aud more active. Sales at eoDsls for
sound; less0c unsound.
Oats--Fi ilor ~ al s3at5
Pork-t,ult
Lard--shsac easier lGJs3lI.e.
,Wbs1y-Heavy. 4Ss46s.
Sroeeries--Quiet.
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STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutsns 0snsfsi's Once, lows,
Davenport, February -, 1859.

Davenport, February -, 1859.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A. WALL Of Lee county, 10 hereby appointed
special Aid-ds-Csmp to the Govssnor, and win b.
obsyed and respected accordingly.
John W. Cleghorn, Of Lee county viii act as Pos,
Quarter Ksokuk, and will have the care aud
charge Of all arms, munitop, Acoouirements and
other propert, belonging 10 the State al Kookuk.
The officers Of Co. A, Southern Bofdcr Brigade.
will report to Lieut. Col. Wall nmed iately, for fur
Their orders.
BY order Of the Commander In Chief
n. b. BAKER,
feb2o-dn All General Of Iowa.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

To James w otley, Elearor otiey, JehR Hintl
Margaret Tarbeil, Sarah 3 Fox, Edward II
Charles Parsons 4 Co., r A Hox, executor II
estate OF Mary schinih, deesassd, SrsA, IL
Hooker f. Co:
fou, and each OF you, are hereby notined tAia
is now on hie In the once u ths Clcrk Of the III
Court Of Lee County. lows, II Ksokuhs Iowa, :
tien OF Henry Caldwell, claiming of ysu, lAs
James W. otioy, Twenty Three Hundrcd and .,
Eight 7s-itO Dollars, with 10 per eert. meatseo
.nR',m, payable annually, a. mopV due d
Aortgages made BY you 70 ChaSlee 0aeea, an1 !
assigned 70 hirsm Barney, and By hin assigps
Henry caidwell, dated January ~, 1871, Also e6il
against each of You the fprsclssars 81 aaAl nUs11
the same being upon Lots No. II AID a. o. nIeGl
Q, Ia Masons Upper Addition, 70 the city ofKsDku
Lee County, Iowa, for The paretass moAeS sD1
thsr ssking for the sale NJ ssid prsnisss. as1 .,
relief.
And unless Jon sppsar and Answer thsreep
before noon OF the second day Of shs next -,
the said Dtstrics Court, ut keokuk, TO bakul
holden ON the lat Monday In Esp,smbss, A. ID,
default VIII be entered against you, and
ment rendered thereon. Il
NOBLE 4 eTROH0,
Matl9.d4w Attorneys for PiAint
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n Office.

fhs Presbytery Of Ksokuk VI IN hold ~ nsxt stat4
meeting In Ksokuk on the ID Thursday t0thl Of Apr
next al n O'Clock, p. n.
@. G. BEAMAN, Stated Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20


DAILY GATE CRY orrrox,
KEoKrK Mch. IL. '6s. !
PLoUR-supernLes27s. sprins whesasx trsss
so; Fall WheatExtrsts rs.
BUGHwHRAr FLouR-s2 1888 90 p 100 -.
CORN MEAL-s509oc 100 ia,
BRAN ANDs oRTs-60t o 60e y IsOks.
SHIP sTuFP-6sc.
CoRS--2s q aut y bash
3ARLEY-,6 W 81.
wHEAT-fnsi 81 10; Spring 600 s0c ,u
RYE-55Q6oo
0ATS-to 10 $50,
poTAT0Es-70 70 SOC, Retail Ooc.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair ieic; prime lsi;
choice 3f; clarified ib&, crushed and powderedI7i.
AoLAssEs-PisntationsoD s.; ashous e500psS;
Goidsn syfutsHa esc-very scarce; sorsun $50 S0c.
CoFFEE-Rio s4sa6c; Java -; Lasuyra IS.
RICE-a01oc.
soAP-Pslm &c, Family 6tc, German Sc.
CANDLEs-stsrIs; heuldi2.
TALLoW-shc.
LARD-7ttoGsc.
BUTTER-Common SO ioc; Choice IL TO Iec;
retail 2oc.
Observation-Disclosures. Hams sides no sale.
Sugar Cured Hams, &c., retail i0c.
LEATHER-soie 340sS; Hsrness40dD42.
HIDEs-prime dry lsc, grubby price green
SIC; green sheep peits loc81 a5; green hog skins
i5c.
HAy-Timothy siO01I 90, baied eli ooGsiaa;
Prairie % 00dp6 so.
skBDs-Timothy u 40 to 1 60: Fiax Seed 226 to
% 50; good demand.
oNIoNs-Sl so.
EGGS--6 10 &c.
WHITE BEANS SO TO o. co.
PEATHERs-30O40.
PRUIT- Dried Apples o. 0o0 % IS = bushsi.-
Dried Peaches ea500 "a rs. Raisins S4as0es Is.
GREEN APPLEs--so to l 90 ? bush.
CHEEsE-westsrnR Reserve and Den mak Ii to ise.
BEEF CArTLE-203cgross.
SHkEP-o4 6OO5 % = hsad.
SALT-G. A. - % = sack Kanavha e32s ? bar
rot, hats - 81.
FISh--Naoksrel No Il olAAe0Is , Dbl. Nc sen
can, Nos o92elo. white Fish, No i IS so.
2 half Dbl. Cod Fisb To6vA.
oILS-Coal Oil, 50 to 6oc; retail 8s I.pssed OIL,
o.. Lard OIL, 81
BEEswAx-Prine, 4oc-
FAT HOGs-S3 rs 10 ~ rs nett.
RAGs-wooien Coston3c.
oLDtRoN--ie ~. Brass 1aie ? D Copper
l7ctb D.
ExcHAHaE.-On New York u perc emit. bankabh
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin.
natl .per cent. St. Louis Y per cent. g old % to
50 per cent. buying.
1
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stock Market.
New York, March 10.
stocks-Hore active and higher.
Sterling EKchange-ouist. Il0t for specie; TO for
currency.
GoId-Cioses I54f.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.


xns Aeokun Branch q ne stats nasa sfIcvs, Plsis
ChaNberlaia, DefsAdante. 99.--1 =.
The Defendants willtaks notice that there r. nov -
Mo y the scs ~ tho Clerk " the District Cerrf ~
lAe County lows, et Fort nadisn, The psxiIaon q
Piaintia claiming fyou . judsneat foe thN ~ ~
vhrss Thoasand and Twenty -ettAt D0lIass v1th -
per cent lpteSest menev due ~ proutei>sS ne1a
Susa ~ !ou 70 sno lAIntlu; ana also elainiA6
css,sy n sssaea0eAssOF reasons 0atet N sot1
Ana uniessyon sppsar sad Answtr said p4sis,op :,
oyee@psAtee second dag ri the May Ter n n & noca
Dfsaid day, said Court mmsncine on me 1h}r1
~ n.ys sluuemsnt viii % rendered athlntt you
And certain County Bonds herein alssehpa Un6sre1 =
% sold 70 pay said ~ dgnent, as
RANElN y MccHARY,
$3.50 --l 81 { .eaasl0x AesEssKs: ]
SAT-. "a 's4 I!
5000 bIls Kansxha salt; @
f9yeo0 Ssaks O. A. fs .ss5s y
1900 TpFks Island
j.. :, e. sso c..s PR: s's:, % .ly i. NJ
ssPsSse 00NNA1Ln I oJfYTu.
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9pefial Nctirts.
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals and Departures ofshe Mails
The Kastern Mail arrives q, P. M, and departs a
z A. d.
The Western mall arrives al P. M. and departs =
sam.
The Southern Mail arrives asP. M. and depart
at A. Nj.
The Northern Mail arrives at p. M, and depart
ATTAIN.
The Palmyra Mail arrives al A. M. and depart
ATTAIN.
The Charleston and Salem Mail arrives at6 p. NJ.
and departs at A.
All mail matter designed TO 70 cut In the mornin
mails should be in the once by O'Clock the enn
preceding the departure of the mails.
J. b. HOWELL, p. N.
Eptron or GATE Cry Dear Sir with your per
mission wish TO say TO the readers Of your pager ths
will send BY return mail to II who wish It, tfrss)
Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will e6sctosly remove
in 10 days, Pimpss Blotches, Tan, Freekiss and al
impurities OF the Skin, leaving the same son, clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads o
Bare Faces, simple directions and information tina
win enable them to statts full growth Of Luxur isn
Hair Whtsksrs, ora Mousische, isss then 30 days
All spplicatens answered BIZ return mail wlthou
charge. Respectfully yours.
THos. r. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
nar3o-v2m No. s5i Broadway New York
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Military Notice.
nEApeuARTEns, ALkxAHpRIA, MOI
February 2lst. 1852.
SPECIAL OnDkR No.2.
IL 10 hereby ordered, in accordance with General
Order No. 3from District Headquarters eth Military
District, that all arms and be
reported to these Hsadquarters ALy failure to cum
ply with the foregoing III cause the arrest OF the Of
fender, irrespective ofpersons.
BY order of
CAPT.B. p. HACKNEY, Comd'g Post,
PERRY sAwYER. Ac, AdJ't. lFeb2l.
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CoUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THRoAT
ifaiiosed to progress, results In serious pulmonary
ana bronchial All eetsUns, otlentmes iucurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkocHEs
reach directly the anected parts give almost In
sta mt relief In BRoxcHITis, AsrHxA ,snd CArAaaz
they are beneficial The good effects resuiting from
the use OF the Trochss, and their extended use, has
caused them 10 be counierfciied. BE sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations OsTAx only the xssss~s
Brecxs 8reseAial 7reehss which have proceed their
escy BY atsst Of many years. PUELIc srEAkkRs and
slkoxRs should tho Troches Mil AIRY Ufcers and
soldiers who the voice and are o.. osed to
sudden changes, should have them Sold every where
at IS cents per box. JaGzi-d3m
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Fort Monroe. March l8.

J. Hill was moving on Newborn.
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Qotnrnfrfinl.
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100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

The Journal saws that JEyF. DAVIS is an Abo-
litoni-t II 50. the rebel chieftan has out
heroded Herod He has stolen the Republican
power has urged the vigorous prosecution of the
war" Hence. 20 use the language Of the court
organ the Republican "dog is dead His bark is
silent henceiorth for evermore." JEFr DAVIS
has killed the (abolition) beast aud stopped mis-
yeIp. Rebel papers say that he and his Cabinet
nave agreed to "call out $4,000 slave soldiers
and give them their freedom for bounty and
500 acres OF land for pay" This goes far ahead
OF LIScoLs's proclamation. which only proposes
70 give freedom to the slave. but no bounty. II
slavery Is the cause Of the war. as Republicans
Insist IL Is, JKrF. DAVIS l. Co. repre-
senting the slave interests of the rebel
States, offer far better terms % the
litionist. Il is not only freedom. but home
stead in the bargain. The radicals have said
remove the cause Of the war. which they averred
Was slavery, and then there would he no occasion
for further strife But JErr DAVIS SAYS to the
negroes. fight for Southern Independence. and
not only freedom but large bounty ehall be
your reward" So the Southern niggers now
invited to fight the white men of the North not
only to secure freedom but "free homes" ard to
protect the property and families of their
masters. The Northern Abolitionists
have made emancipation the condition
Of acknowledging the Independence Of
the Confederate States. and the Journal
rys "Jsrr. DAVIS and his Cabinet" have become
"Abolitionists The cause being removed. as a
matter OF course LINCOLN gill declares cessation
of hOstities. II the party in power is consistent,
pessee must ensne. There is no longer cause for
war To repeat the language of the Journal.
THE tabolition> dog is dead His bark is silent
henceforth and fore, ermore"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02


The Journal makes Governor Ton. of Ohio.
ssy in a recent speech that within year GEoRGE
T. PueH solicited from him the position Of a
colonel Of regiment Who viii believe such a
statement The political enemies Of Mr. PusH
In his o~n sia'e concede to him ability and in
teerity oftse highest order CHARLEs ANDERSON
the Republican .ndidste for the Office Of Lieu
is1snt Governor. in a late speech at Dayton. we
believe. had the manline-s TO acknowledges tina,
Mr.. PrsH s.ood foremost among the ahlest
men Of the country. The idea that Gov Ton
or any other Governor. would refuse colouecy
% such man ~ Mr.. PreH. is simply absurd.
Il he did Governor Ton not only publishes to d q
world he back Of sagacity. but We may say bis
inbeciliiy No man with grain of common
sense will believe the statement that Governor
Ton is u,sde On say And il is libel upon hu
man nSure to charge that the political principles
Of GE, Rex 2 PreH OF his views of public policy
conld be Influenced by the paltry appointment
from surh source. or any other The men
Who thus Judge others mike themselves and their
motives their standard OF judgment.