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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

Qasntreil the leatier of the Lawrence mHssa-
ere. Was in Spring field. III. on the 18th dsy OF
last June. at the great cepperhe I'd convention
and close consultation with eral of the
leading men. The resolutions were submitted 10
him: and one 81 them ntmatng resistance To the
Unconstitutional proceedings of the Lincoln
tyranny met has special approval i indianapolis
Journal
Similar statements to the foregoing were maze
by the State Journal Of Springfield. Illinois. and
the Chicago Tribune. The Springfield Register
IN noticing these infamous ISLANDERS. remarks:
We can only do justice to the unparalleled
r,endscity OF the above by branding il as delb
crate. wiIful aud intentional lie A lie direct.
udied snj enormous. A lie uttered by man
who goes 90 church regularly. and on hi knees
makes formal pretensions of bis love God. TO
his fellow man aud To truth. lie without the
slightest excuse or justification.
Having thus filed demurrer" we call
upou the Journal 70 furnish it, 'nduhitsble eyi
deuce" Do this. stand convicted liar
and a slsnderer. unworthy the notice or associa
ton OF honorable men.
QUASrRlLI is an assumed name The nan
VII, passes under that cognomen. is a partizan
chieltain. who has no connection. whatever. with
the Confederate army. We understand he was
formerly a stage driver and ia that capacity
eGned sufficient money purchase small tar m
in Western Missouri Ia the border difficulties
between that State and Kansas his farm was
desolated. and brother who occupied IL was wan
tonly murdered These difhcalass probably
occasoned the recent terrible tragedy in Law
renee and in the raid he undoubtedly assist
cd BY Missourians Who had been subject to similar
grievances aud ali arising from the partisan Dor.
der warfare which has grown out Of the so-cslled
Kansas troubles We state these facts not 70
extenuate the conduct of QrASrzIIL and his
baud In the attack upon Lawrence, Tor Ne have
condemned il As without justification or apology
and as deserving the severes, punishment. but
show that il srose from personal and local
difficulties. which might have occurred under
different circumstances from those now existing.
IL heartlessness and wiekeiness there i no dis
tinction between QUAsrRIL and SrIGsovE The
latter daily suggests and advises just such forsys
upon bic political opponents that the former had
courage TO execute There is 30 difference be-
tween the t~o in innate wickedness of heart and
purpose. but one lacks the personal bravery and
daring that the otAer possesses In this connection
We give the follOwing personal history Of ou.s.
rstLL. ~hich snd IN the 81 Loui. kepubE.
can:
Qusn'rili ~ss 40 early residso, % La~rspes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

Address az the Dem &C rattle uemb hers
sf Ia een.rd A--~ubly - The People Il IHdisnA'
setting forth she bfoEy 81 TIE l.ie sssaon' ano ne
res-cos vay mere had nos been soecnphsAed during
ss1sttsfionsi term. This eoessnen, makes psmpnsf
- psr.s. snd w furnished - any qeHn'i'y
rues 81 50 per hundred.
The censertps Acs-speeeh OF Hen.
D vooAs~. sa ne conseriptieu BIZ IN the House Of
Rs,rssn,sve- Fshru.ry -. 1873 1hss 's one Of the
rr... .,~~~hs. Of Mr. vosrhees. anestion &C.
eu,yins large share o. pabiie attention, aid ~ ~
ess,~n IN ,uss.rs shouId I've copy n wakes pam
phl.s or ssxht p.~-s. Pric- 81 pr hundred.
The Isbevsy 81 tse Ctixen->peeeh
q Hs, n W vosrhe~s. deiiv~res IN the Hou-e Il Rep
r.ssutssi->s February a. g. q the "Aei toindsnny
The srd sther peon. for supendins the writ
81 sshes corpus ard sc.s Zone IN pursasnce thereof
h r-atsd IN psmshiss form. and b obtained at
thi- o-e. Tts g. he great effort Of NJ VOORHEES, TO
protect The liberty Of The eitsen, and shoald be in the
hands Of every voter IN lnti-ns u makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. rrsce VI 50 per hundred
TTAl orders should direct the speeches 10 be sent
By express. The postage will be cent copy, aid
must se prepaid
Addrss. ELDER. HARDNESS BINGHAM.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

vhere lie vent bv the name Of Charles Hart. -
shy sell posted K,nsas IN ~ will tell sou. in
1884 he 80. anything but B, rider Ruaisn' n
the sense IL which tie Press applies the term. he
w.. ION the contrary. quite the revere lie
w"ss member Of Jenuisoh sFegimeni. and prosed
himself an apt pupil under ms tuition Oflsts
year. be seems to have -ubordinated the question
of politics TO that of bFigaDdsge. and although
be now processes to be rebel. holding com
mission of some sort from JET. Davis. u makes
very little difference TO him By VIA; name he Is
called. so that he gets all the plumber he wants
His relations With all the leading brigands and
the Red Legs Of 4 ,nsas we're Of the most friendly
character--o much - that they never did each
other much harm In battle or otherwi>e-rDd
Qu,n'ril's plumber Of horses. mules. cattle aud
valusble- hive frequently been found in the
market IN Kansas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02
SUN D RTE S.


FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars;
900 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax:
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 or. Quinine;
so OF. Suphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bac"oniSts;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART a. MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
iy4 No a. East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

SE-T The condemnation of the radical meas
ures If the Administration IN power j. the hi he {
obligation of patriot Governor Bramietse. Of
kentuckr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

gB- At Ssratoga. IT is reported lastweek. at n,
Bsmi hall one Cuban lsds wore diamonds tha
cost SO 900 ana . dress that made in Pafi,
Tor court ball
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrower

a IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SINKING FUND
notified that LAMBS mortgages 70 al Fund. and
VIII Interest has not paid IN advance will be
offered public the second Tuescsy Decem-
Der next
By oraer Of The Board. W. II. TAIBOTr
sugis-ckw til ortl President.
Register ami Republican, Lavrenceburg: Courier.
Madison: Gazette and voIs sbots Evansville Journal and
Express Hauie Jef-rsouian and Palladium, kich-
nond Times and Sentnsl Fort Wayne; Argus and Cour-
ier Lafayette Democa, and Union LsD0rte: Pres K-
homo; Pact and republican. 6-een-burg. Mercury an
septie Roche ter; D~ncerat sbd Republican Piymoufh:
Democrat and Spectacle Monticello Jacks nisu and Re
publican nashville; ID moevai ard Republican v.p.-
raiso iii insert ~ q dollar< and send
bs rsoeipted 10 TIRE Office q the sinking upa for pas
ment. WITH paper containing the ads~rtis~asnt
s.marked''l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

ME HAVE P0R sALg HOUSES AND Lors IN
w the City Of Indianapolis. and F.rns and Farm
ing Lancs N tais State. and ~l cell lover than can
os pa'rs''sd esss~ssre asrs kssi-dbvly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02
DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER .

ras UNION -Tr MUST BE PsEsERvEn-IIAcrsO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

FIRST DOOR SOUTH or PosToFFICE.
Ladies' Ice Cream and Oyster Saloon. The best o.
Cake indies Fruit Bread, Cracker, dc. &c, Of nj
kinds constantly hand Parties supplied shor
notice jy24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

q
form in dependent, self Subsistng natl n shall
10 say automatically the residue get away
from YOU snil >ay-and we t-u>t lf-respect, If
not ard for the principle of se,govrrtment, Will
conSrain the residue of Amersc.n people say
Go!''
These are simply specimen eggs. Thousands
more like them laid III the same nest and
by the same sort of people. IL was these eggs
which Charleston hatched When she did so,
she did gigantic crime. but it was Ii iputian by
the side Of the crime of the men and the party
who laid the eggs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-02

9usn'rili ~ss 40 early resided, of L.~rspes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

Gen. Kings kaHeWe1I order.
Brig. Gen. Rufus King has been re.
appointed Minister Resident At Rome,
and accepts the appointment. his accept
anee to take effect imm edialely. Gen.
King has turned the command of his di.
vision in the army Of the Potomac ovel
to Gen. Michael Corcoran. The follow
ing il the farewell order:
HEADQUARTERS KJEG's DrvIsIos,l
FAIRFAX c. H., Va. Oct. IL, '63.
An order from the State Department
assigning the General Commanding to
different duty. it is with infinite reluc-
tance that he takes leave of bis comrades
in arms. He has received at their hands
all that General could ask or expect
obedience, respect and affection. he
leaves them with the earnest hope that
their efforts in behalf Of the Union may
be crowned with glorious success, and
that once more the "Flag of the Free
may float in triumph over the entire Re
public.
The command Of the division devolves
upon Brig. Gen. Corccran. gallant aud
experienced officer, most ht Tor the post
assigned TO him, aud devoted to the good
cause to which We all have pledged our
lives. RuFus KING,
Brig General Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
Abraham Lincoln.

The Liverpool Post, of October I'd,
thus sums up some of the leading quail
ties of Abraham Lincoln. 1t could hard
ly be improved upon in the same space.
Absolute truth, stern resolution, clear
in sight, solemn IN faithfulness, courage
that cannot be daunted, hopefulness that
cannot be dashed-these are qualities
that go long way to make up hero,
whatever side the possessor of them may
take in an y lawful conflict. And it would
not be easy to dispute Mr.. Lincoln's
claim te, all these He has never given
ups good servant or a sound principle
de has never shut his eyes TO facts, OF
Remained in ignorance Of them. he has
never hesitated to do his work, or faltef.
ed In doing it. No resolution has re-
mained in nabibus with him because il
was strong one. Nc measure has been
adopted merely because Something must
be done." The exigencies of fanatica
war have never betrayed him into fanati
cism, and the sharpstings of satire ha,
never drawn from him an expression .
i'll hunor, or even 90 imprudsns rsjoin
| der.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF K.goKUK.-
We call attention to the card Of this Com
pany, which will be found in our adyer-
tising columns to-day. Ne are satisfied
that the public will appreciate the benefits
of this new Banking and Exchange Office
in this city, The Company deal extern
sively in all Government vouchers aud
coupon notes, especially the U. s. 5-20's,
the interest on which becomes due Nov.
lst, and is payable 10 gold State coun
ty, and city Indebtedness bought and sold
In the office, always pleased to attend to
the wants of his acquainiances, will be
found our very accommodating friend,
Robt. B. Foote. whose long experience
enables him to render satisfaction in all
cases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

A New FERRY BoAr.-The Ferry
Company have been so pressed with freight
during the low stage of the river. that
they have been obliged TO charter an
other boat. The boat is the John Quincy
which arrived from Quincy, Illinois, on
Monday evening last. The Company
will now be able to take teams across as
soon as they arrive, thus obvia,ing the
necessity Of their waiting half day for
their turn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
" KEOKUK TOWAsT sTHURsDAY,zOCTOBER g. 1863

tiles. We can only state that he arrived
ct the conclusion that contracts for build
ing would not generally be desreed to be
performed, and that to name The specific
performance Of contract to build and
equip and finish complete, q long line Of
railroad, would be going far beyond any
adjudged case and would be without sup.
port, either 10 principle or authority.
The result of these considerations was
that without looking into th b case a.
made by the afidavits, the bill Of plain
tiffs did not show case within the juris-
diction of the Court of equity, and that
the motion for an injunction could not be
granted.
Motion ouerraled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

The following letter was received yes.
terday, and vas written before the death
of Col. Terrence. 1t shows the high es.
teem in which he was held by all in the
army: ~
H'poRs MED. DKpr. 6rH Mss, A. d.
NArcHEz, MISS, Oct. 4, 1868.
Editor Of Gate City: 4
DEAR SIR You will see from the
date above that l have changed places.
have been detached from the Both lows
volunteer Infantry, and appointed Sur.
geon to the 9th Miss, A. d.
| left my associates in the Both lows
With many regrets. But duty, both to
my family and to my country, seemed to
call me hither. and obeyed.
The 30th is noble regiment, and wor.
thy of the fame Of Io,ca Soldiers. Isay
without hesitation and without invidicul
comparison, Col. Terrence is the best
military man ever knew. Never indif.
ferent, never rash, he is the very embodi-
ment Of military discipline. His judg.
ment and his courage seem equal to any
emergency. His morals of the staunch
Puritan stamp. and his heart ever full ol
generous sympathies, Keokuk may be
proud of him. await with anxiety to
hear the issue of Mrs. Torrence's illness
/ did not know her intimately, but l cher.
ish many pleasant memories Of the Col
With very few partial exceptions. |
have the utmost confidence in the ability
and patriotic integrity of all the officers
of the 30th. / believe they are ruled by
patriotism-not Jy seifshness. as too many
in the army seem to be.
Z. W. GRAY,
Assistant Curreon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
War Pictures from the scath, by Col. Estavan Of
tie soothern Army;
The Canoe and Saddle;
fhins' Grape Cultnre;
DoEninEs kes rnit Book;
life ia The open Arr;
L0.t ard saved By Nsx Merton;
K4ckterd-5y Mr. Lii te DevereGx Tnssedi
Drsfsirg Ahgus-ey STEPHEN Mess-tt;
In The Ifoptcs--by Richard b. klmbail;
Journal of Re-idence = Georgia Plauiston-
by Mrs xesa bic.
Poe's Nsrss, BAas and Gold;
Rr.t.
-Gs3bsns Rome Vols
Chanbers' Engi-h Literature;
+" inforlnztsen for she Peoples
Pa1sard's Minor surgery;
The fiying putesnsp-SaIe:
Marian Grey-by Mrs.. NJ 3 Eslmesi
Like aud Unlike;
Les AtseYstes.
orphess c. kerr,s Papers. I'd Series.
Treemason's Aonitor-
Cocks yoya4r@.
Al oaas-b, ihe Author Of QUITS;
BeYrs fieIdar Gardess
Vegetables Of America,
Physiological Xemoirs--ky Hammond
Di=keass Cenpiete works:
Homeant Abroad, second series;
s.ory ofthe Gaard,
The PoessJournai, By Bayard TayIor;
Pareon Brownlow BBcek.
0ksvango River,
kdwinBroiheuoft,b by winthrop;
This day receivedat
BRowNELL's Book Store,
oct24-d Cor Main and 9th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

pA-The Atlantic for November has
been received. Th, contents are as fol-
lows: The Spaniard and the Hereto, by
Francis Parkman; Weariness, by Henry
w. Longfellow Mrs. Lewis, Part III. =,
by Mn. Thomas Hopkinson The For.
nation of Glaciers, BY Prof. L. Agassiz
Two Scenes from the Life Of BIondel,
By James Russell Lowell; Night aud
Moonlight. by Henry D. Thoreau; An
dante, by A. West; The Brothers. BY
Louisa M. Alcott; The Sam. Adams
Regiments in the Town of Boston icon.
clusion), BY Richard rockingham We,
Weather Work, part w., by TX Marvel;
The French Struggle for Naval and Colo
nial Power, by G. Reynolds; The King's
Wine. by 7. B. Aldrich The Great In.
strument, by o. w. Holmes; Something
Left Undone, by Fl. w. Longiellow; Mo
nograph from an Old Note Book, with an
appendix, by Charles Sumner; Reviews
and Literary Notices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

EDlToRs GATE CRY IL desire to say
to the public, through the medium q
your paper, that have succeeded in max
ing sugar from Northern cane.
A sample is at the grocery store of Mr.
L. Pollock of your city. subject to the in
spection of all who may desire to see it.
The accidental destruction of my by.
drometer and thermometer, which coulc
not be replaced in yonr city, alone pre-
vented me from making enough suga
for family use.
The process of making the sample ex
hibited was, to neutralize the aciditv o
the juice with lime, to remove the scum
as it rose in the process of boiling, whe1
slightly thicker than for syrup, TO s,rail
the liquor into vessel to cool, to set tn
vessel In warm room to granulate, AM
then to place the mass of syrup and suga
into sack, press out the syrup and DIR.
the sugar.
The cane from which | made the suga
is the variety called Otaheitan, but / d
not doubt the same result might be attain
ed, by the same process, from any variet
of Imphee or Chinese cane.
Before my hydrometer was broken, m
Chinese cane marked go deg, Baume, a
it ran from the mill, thus indicating NOR
saccharine matter than the best of the fal
famed cane of the South
My Otaheitan juice was supposed I
be as rich, but was not tested for the re:
sons stated.
am now more than ever convince
that the opinion which you allowed n
to express to your readers on previol
occasion, will prove to be correct, to wit
That the North, with Northern cane, wi
rival the South, at no distant day,
making of both sugar and syrup.
FRANK BALLINGRR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS. The Great
Western Railroad Company have made
an arrangement with the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, SO that
their freight cars will hereafter run to
Hamilton, and persons shipping freight
from Chicago to Keokuk will save the
expense of a transfer at the junction.
The c. B. & Q. r. r. have. discontinue j
their Office in this city, and tickets ovel
this Road will be sold at the other Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
Hosiery MANUFACTURE IN KHouKUK.
Captain Maginnis, having served his

Hosiery MANUFACTURE IN KRouKuK.
Captain Maginnis, having served his
country faithfully until wounded and dis
abled from further military duty. has
finally concluded to engage::in the hosiery
manufacturing business in this city. and
being fully acquainted with the various
branches, can guarantee satisfaction to all
customers. Hs exhibited to us some of
his manufacture of socks, which are of
good material, and we'll made. He is
now giving employment to about two
hundred persons, and will very soon be
able to employ more than that number,
having decided to engage in the manu-
facture of wooden undershirts and draw
ers. His establishment is on the corner
of Fourth and Timea streets. We are
pleased to notice the introduction of new
branches of manufacture in our city, and
will always use our influence to encourage
their support.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

uoISe HoME To VorE,-The soldiers
IN our hospitals belonging to Wisconsin
regiments left yesterday for their respect
i've homes to attend the election in that
State agreeably to an order from the War
Department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
sale OF gun. ana Ammunt.sn.

The Surveyor of port has authority
from the special agent of the Treasury
Department to sell all guns and smmnni
ton which has accumulated ON bis hands
up TO the present time accordingly will
offer them for sale at public auction, at
Howe & Tyler's auction store, on Main
street, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on Friday, Oct.
S0th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

oysters, served up in tip-top style, go to
the International, for, with O'Brien at
the bar, and McCarty all around, the In
ternational is one of the most popular
saloons in Southern Iowa. For anything
in their line, call at the International.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29


DlsTRscT or Iowa.
BY viftue ef An execution To me directed Issued ~
ths Ciee Of Dstrt Coun Of the United 6satss for
the Southern divison the Dsriss Of Iowa wherein
J. ,. Fctii is piaintiG. and Nathaniel @. Hedges b
defsnaens 1 have levied upon and viii ssil 70 the
highest bi5der public auction, a. the door OF the
Coan House, ii Keok III Lee eosusy Iosa IL 2ssh
day Of November, 1851, between TIE bsun Of 10
O'Clock H., and O'Clock r. n. OF said day, the
following properly Wit Part Of Lot No. 6) sI, In
Bock So f2[I eoDneneng al The corner Of said Lot,
st the corner OF Third ard Exchange streets thence
along The line Of Third street, ii right angles 70
change O) feet thence ~ right angles T. Third
2Teet yards Second street -, feet, thence on
st aghi line Exchange street 6o feet tAence along
the line Exchspge 4o1 feet 10 the pAee OF be-
nsains, in the City Of keokak, Lee county. lows;
Also pars of ots Ne. ~ and o., In Block l35l com.
mencing the line Of said lot II On Third street
I27 from the alley In said Block running thsnes
tsvatda Exchange street l2sl feet and Isl isches,
th~uce as right ssSies Third seveptnve feet
r6 thence parallel 70 Third street towards johnscn
se-t l21 feet and is inches, thence IN direct line
Third To the pisee es beginniaG sevenJnvs
feet Isl. in the City Of Keokuk Lee Cou5ty Iowa
Tsk Ii and levied upon the property Of Nathaniel
G. Hedges 70 satisfy said writ OF execution.
II. M. HOxlk, U. s. Marshal,
By n. FuITox, DErrrY.
EeDkrk October n fG3-laAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

BY HowE d TYLER, on Friday at one
o'clock, P. M, will be sold at auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, three jacks.
eight jennies, and one wind mill, belong
ing to the estate of the late John Fan
ming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

Losr.-Yesterday afternoon railroad
ticket flom Ottumwa to Indianapolis, was
lost between the Ivens House and Main
street. The finder will confer favor BY
leaving it at this Office. t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29


teresting letter from Bragg's army. which
conveys the latest intelligence we have
from it. We copy portion of it:
ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
the President has arrived, and has
come. as all men believe, to turn things
inside out, TO renovate the army of Ten
nessee, to settle all its household qusrrels.
and to set the troops moving on their
way. He has just reached here. only
caught a glimpse Of him, fatigued and
dusty. He is thin, but looks in better
health than when last here. He was met
at Chickamauga Station by suitable es-
cort, and conveyed to Gen Braggss head
quarters. ] have not a doubt that the
two are engaged IN earnest counsel while
l am penuing these basty lines. The
President has sought this department, /
am assured, on account of the unfortunate
difficulties which have disturbed the fam
lily Of Tennessee, over which Gen. Bragg
presided with so little tact
The suspension Of Polk-the arrest of
Hindman-the aare-up with Forrest, and
the dissatisfaction of several others, all
recurring right on the heels Of victory.
and in the face Of the enemy, are enough
to excite the anxiety of such an admins
trative as Dir. Davis. His inquiries will
be close, and his counsels general. He
will by no means confne himself to the
Commander int Chief, but will consult
equally with Longstreet, Bucknar, Hill
and others. / hsve 40 doubt The Polk
affair will be thoroughly sifted. The cav
airy business, too, will be settled. In
short, the army will be set on its legs
again. The men are all right. Order il
only needed to be restored among the
Captains. W
The President mingles freely with the
troops, aud has made several speeches
which occasioned loud enthusiasm.