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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-08
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lsoUrHERs ASSOCIATION DISPATCHES
FURTHER NORTHERN NEWS.
Res Gnatisn of Lincsln's Secretary Or tn
lnterisr..A New Rebel Pyivateer Out

PETERSBURG, Jan. THE Philadeiphis Iasxfrw,
Of the 4ih inst, bas bssn received At Ivor ntaon.
Il has no genecsl news of importance, but contains
som. items of interest.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York Gem
merctal uadsf date II December isth says there h
no doubt tnat sscret league exists between Hr.
Sliden snd tbs Yfensh Government, siidsll bsing
naturally inter ssted 10 affairs at Few Orleans whsss
his property has been conAscated; and the French
aevornment looking upon Lonlsiana - almost .
French province The arrival Ct q French fset Ut
New Ollsars was received with great Joy by the
Soutaerners, and tae official journals in Pass an
offensive to any Governments but that Of The United
Etatea
The correspondent says tha. although indics.iona
are that while better feeling b growing up towards
~ in sn 6 and the contrary is true Of France.
Smith the Secretary OF the Interior, a. sss gaed d
and gone home
Rumor ssys that Lincoln was shot vt. and his
coAchrar woulds d. hils riding through tee arssts
Of Washington on New Years even,Eg
A grand reception wss given by he Presidsnt On
New Years day, which wss largely after by
Consss smen aud forefgi sin@tess
The Inquirer says thst the whole rncvsmsnts Of
the yebel armies IN lhe West show that they mads
despssats sxersiops to cut Grants army off, II says
ths movements were planned BY JEFF Davis him.
self but rignally fsiIsd.
The Captain Of the bark Trent reports the dss.
trustiou OF hls vessel BY new rebel privatssr en
the 5th of December. Hlmsslf and crew were sent
~.IrIff
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Impsftant from the Southwest Rspepted
Ca1sare Of Trenton, VAisn Cisy, and 0uni.
boldt S-~fs
MOBILE Jan. Tho Mobile ldpertiser ar d
RsSisfs has just received dlspateh. dated Gro
nsds, tie 6.h inst, which says that aid Of 0en.
Forrest arrived there On the evening Of the 6tb,
who reposts the capture Of frsnton. Union CITY,
and Humboldt with ove- two thousand prisoners,
two piscsa q a1tillsry. and large amount Of com
missary s.orsA
The attask on jackson was ssint tp cover their
operationa
The railroad il destroyed bs.wssn jackson and
Enlurnhna
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aad an ,snunou{s Ueye nIensv e.a ss1.s. Vx.-s
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erai en- sess 70 o4Fer thear ern rrstv, tio.s
The osaeess srd msn. esnersi.s. Wsrs n sr.a
spfrfss bnt thero Wa almost % eutfee ahssns n
tSe alsoholie stirnaIun yhica, = usualiv = sss
nlnoot Of ths hav a hama TIA clne.ya he}..
s0eApAd almoss ontirely - rhsrd teekn fof 49,
fsA n sonssqusnee cf ths smbaReo upon aIi kInls
a e1fhtes ana biStA&on whah now axf1ks hafvaen
hsrs aal Washtustoa, complssnsd loudly q sfeir
annnAv food
The restrictions UPON Ill tralle bstassa -
army ard WasAlnston nee 10 riaid that m -
ages bsswAer tue points. 10 matter to Ws,om they
are directed are opened and examiued before ,eav
| inx " Ss.lirxton TO. discover whether spvthlne
sontrabsnd is ,ontsinsd Il them and sons ssnpsir
stcrss sre told cf nriynfe stoees for Qens,aI -
being opsnsd d and tbeir toOsen;s couasesisi - -.
! iae eontrsband. 4.
| The 1utlsr bra,uosz has aeen aauosl tfsairpvof
I ty ia ohetacles FAfeh hxxs hAen throvn ia 49,
E yssv 5f ri1Eag auoG 20 IL srrsr sna ~ vi
ever ytLinS mi yEs 81 rhe taa1et - p
uonmssssTy EsDarf,nexts are at tres,la and ouadru
would make little efsncs 10 p,su soms of whom
| hs7e not besn paid for four sad ak months. snd
| have no, seen green back" for 40 long thAt they
! almost forget whst it locks like.
From indications Observable on oil sides there 10
ntne doubt that important movements y u take
P'sce oefore long, Dnt wnere toe army VIZ 50 u
subject open 70 sqd you are prohsb'y ~
ab.e 10 ssess as aso 70 Indicate II to you were
= nu uo. Aou may Iest sSsureo mat tua amy
| standing he nav nrrS,etions whieh lave oss =
! made that II will.
Tns sick and wounied are belnR removed 70
washington as racid 81 possible, and nearly
! evesy nan who cansot perform days march has
END IN 0noyeut aopes that tbs nexs TINA they inset
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M I'D G al COLLAGE. hOSpIp Al.

nc AcoAty Ato uAae1 mo nsSeAsy ot aooounc'
inS ur nef increase OF TIE cnarges Y III. sssao
iishIners, IN consequence OF the steady and heavy
increase II i.s expenseA Notwithstanding ths ad
vance made 10 tho rates during the pass year, the
s1osbitans pr.ess Of supplies d al dsssripsioas
havs excseded the receipts and y view Of the at
dision.i burden now :ring from The ine.essed rats
Of his for nurses AID other scr sants the aiierna
i've u io' ga upca me Issuits OF cicarS the Aos
nav nrotsa. from ssrous Lon: Tn,.iI,ias Is a.ss
the former courss they hsvs axed upon tks follow.
ing charsss TO ,sis effect on o.l eftey he 0eh fnst
both as 70 ne patients and tuoss remaiuar in the
Hospital on that day:
White persons In private .oors, go Der week. or
es 50 per day for lsss than . week
White PERSONS 10 public w.rls, ei5 psr week, or
80 30 per day.
Narroas' 80 nsr vesk or 40 mar a.x
Thess charges include board Medical attendants.
wing rom - 10 40 vs hs s.s.sa :. iss, hs,s,s ss
fore for aurslcsi ooer.t;ons = 1''''o
oompsrison Of tie Above rstes for white Der
sons With shs eoss Of bossd and medics, treatment
In hotsi or board4nshouss will shsw that the ID.
vantage Q. economy IatgeIy IN Issof ot tne HOS
pls:l = also manifest mat sssross CA Ds tssss
=: ris ss, ?.
tie su dues on me dlscaafgs OF the patient. When
Snorn Pa, q the a esse".s os ,ss osns @ 1
so,,.,li. 1rSs. III srssiS.s. :, s~ ss,, - e
billy of obtsinins .apples, except for saea com.
psls the enforcement q shsss terms
Prssidsas--L q. yoYaas. Z D.
Attend IN arfreon IAe OCNyAY. n n
Rssls'a' ra,s'sl.a-a.sSx gay p, .slyInI I 2.
s....-e-a g 1U1s1zY. j. s-s.s
A RAY AND HOSPITAL gurPLne .
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oApruxE OF YaBsEEs IN HARDY COUNTY

O&pTURE OF YGHGEES III HARDY COUNTY
1ap:asn McEsiil. commanding Company e. Col
lnbodan'E cavalry regiment. recsa.ly made a sue
cess'ul dash upon Alroy's ordnancs and baggage
train. Ave r,iles below Aoorshsd, and captured 5
horses and; - yankess. He succeeded ia getting
in:o camp viii u OF the Yankees ard 48 horses
Ths feat accomplished in full sigh! Of the whole
marching colnmn Of tse enemy, and was done 10
about ten minutes. Capt. Met. had only 81 ineE,
With hiEh st the time. The enemy siisisi fk ct,
farious'y AZ they nsa up tue moan.sla side wilt
tbsr prisoners sB! pooty, bus 1ithoa. iBftctlsg
any damage
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Horrible Dissertation --Fos some weeks a number
OF boys frorr~the city have visited tbs
OF Seven Pines and there prf.e1 dead bods.s from
their gr0ves and stripped thrm Of their cartridge
eoxes TO obtsia the basss ths-e;n aI sell them a,
old lead Many OF these were the bodies ef our
own meI. whose graves had been marked by
fisrds that intended to carry them hcms during
the winter. The head boards the only cline 10 re-
eognsi!oh have been displscsd and the boGi ~, In
many instances, left exposed. We cai, the aiter
tion Of the commanding of6eers Of the DspMtrsnt
OF kichu:ona to this outrage, sith the hope that
some measure NAY 30 tassu t, pat stop to it.
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70 Be u y -Fhs CIR, MsrgAret csndemaAd to
20 hung OF y-iday jana sry . h, for tia mu.i-r Of
7-sncee ., na rafdy Infant enid Of tzr semr G
Tsrdy. wi. b. hang naorrs w. a. tho usual pisc-
Of exeeuth 1. between tns aoers Of 20 ani O eiocs
unless ths Governor Hhosld iatsrpose sod commute
her punish rent to Imprisonment In tbs Psnitca
;isry wais he haa refused 10 DO already. So fas
as we can .sfr tho coIdamnsd ID has saA no cor
fsssion of he guilt imputed to hes ty the verdict
Of Ii. vu,tcg .sjourt Prior {, tn. CO nmisdou Of
ths cfsn o. wnioh she stan ia convicted, she ~as
very zsaIuns member Of the Church and professes
even now 90 be sustained by the consoiins influ
eDccs Of religion
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R,ogous pRoosgnIsss IN DAavILLs

GOOD Zeal of excitement crested N Jsn
iii. yesterday by the rio7nus conduit OF s7ns 81
lie soldloss (eonsalssceat Aosyi psGentsl she-s
Ia sss .segslse soes q nan's wagon was agses
Nv soIaser, wke was arrested Dy tas 1syns ara
pa. % prsan.
The rcGss Of he seidisgs IN tho piaoa, - ths
numbsr cf SEQ or l 500 then eoiiso!s3 sron'd It's
iaii swesriag 70 hsve the out or .esr the jail
Down The Mayer was 1rn In refusirg to liberia :
hina rha ni,ii;sry susa'.l.ies ST J! !ihnlord have
been I'd slsed ci is fscts by tel, ersph Las. nigh.
a. O elock tss crowd wss sil ascaad he prison
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o. tuesday thornus b 81 vey Il the VARIOUS ba,-
tie 6elds around Rchmoua wss Iaads ly Col Wm.
Lsssis, u. p /, and tbs Marquis Of Haetinston, tson
Of tho Duks q O.vonsA1D) In company with
Judge John A. kssedith, Of the Circuit Court; Maj,
Allison. q. s L., and Cen George W 1aadolph,
late Secretary Of War. xhs party spent tie day
In making observations The Euglish portion Of
the party, on their return home, VIII Be- eUablsd
to make report from their own observatioa Of the
apparent imprsgnafisity Of the Yankee forti1aca-
tons and the asterminsd resolution and vslor that
n a. required 20 overcome than
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TStol 4. ident 30 ward MsCartha. aged Ex
yeas son tn late John Il. Mccarthy. fell 4 ON
orict edoining the residence OF ais grand.
father, M cob Barns on Grace street. 1sar s..
Paul CHI ch. on 1uesd ~ last, striking his
head and odacing concnssion OF ths brain from
the effscss which he d'. d 70 tsrdav.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNEas --Gensrai Tillieh, Of
Indians and thirty eight othT Federal officers, Of
different grades, reached Chattanooga Thursday
evening from n -rfsaasbnro'.
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PEACE FEELISG IN ILLINOIS.
The Springfield fIn9 correspondent OF tha st.
Lc-liy Democrat srites
loos for sorns stre..y anti.war demonstration .
from portion, at least os tbs Democratic side Ct
the Legislature :tis week.
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th2t ara einDrseed In eness fssotutacas Eevoiu
;ion ig tha Lat thing 70 DC III usha Of under q
form of Government lido 0urs, where griey Y.
eness eaa be redrassed Ht ths ballot box We
have to endure this Congress- we have to en-
dare this Pfaxdant; 1t Is wiser to endure
them than 10 overthrow them By revol ation.---
1t is possib'e-barely pcssible-thst At laas they
may be- 5 sHakensd and nay hear and heed the voice
of the people. Hercs have siectsd State ss
msaius. through which, my resolution shall ts pre-
ssnted to the psopie both OF tie North Sgd the
South. A State of thu Revclutisn- ono CT the old
siirseen, of high aud holy history which has never
b-en flea either to the Gof - us the faush, aad
which has essr been fsishfni to the Constitution OF
conimon co1ntry--tha. IL the State the glorious
State OF New jersey fChesrsl Ipropos,. thsre-
foye tna following resolutions, 70 be kubnitssd to
shis Democratic Awociation for discussion, for ac
tia ana. you sppEovs them, for presentation 70
the Government OF New Jersey: and let me re-
marx hers that the Cove; nmsnt Of Hsw Jsrssy d .
Homogeneous Government; the thres branches are
all Of faith and ons opinion. end II i not 70 In
any Other Northern State cf the union.'
We smack .hs sesolntiGrs:
Es.olosd, That the State Of New Jarsey, through
ass stae Government, be respectfully requested %
lrterpsss In order 10 arfeat ths sxsslin9 civil war
by inviting the non phavth0ldins 6&atsa and
the loyal slavehoiding 6sntss . Delaware. Maryland
Hsptucky. and Hissorris-to Hsss "a ScnvsnSlou IL
Louissins. Ky.. ON shA = day Of Fshrassy nsxs !.
2. By requestSng ths pes m asiJa Of ths eFosidAnt
cf the United 8tasss 30 sas,d Cummisaioness 70 VIZ
siaiA. North Aad kcush usssina. Heofeia, Aiaba.
ma, FtosidA, Missltappl Lcuislnns, AykAnsas, Tax
=. and Tsnsssses. g ississ tasn aass teasH n
8. ssA fkelA~ Assssss1, Ttat The lssshdssl "
requsstsA 81 ths Dtess G1yeenmsns nf lew Jesosy,
10 dAoswa "A armisloe With % for nlch 1fase cF
ssst.s 9 ny ssesps tas saii fuf AssieaAl Osa,
1s.isss, n. /. .e.e.,ssss ). srs.,.A = sAa
psFta ths lsaoulaAlsn q peeast Ahsss asluainas
"a - 0ev11No9 aaa I'll lIlsk1Fe z oe0 Jsesny
- q ~ sRee 80 4ss.s 49, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-08

NASHVILLE OR aUREREEsRoRo' TO Rz GIVEN UP.
The Baltimore Gazette Of the % irxt In an ed.
torial In regard to the campaign Ia Tennessee ar
the movements Of Rosecrans, says "Ths. the di.
tric. Of country through whieh he has marched II
swsp. nearly If uet quite, bare ef supplies, there
can co doebt whatever, and /. is equally certain
hs he canno divide his forces and bold both Mash.
vile and Aurfreesboro'"
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Am Iowa soldier Prospecting In
Tenn cSAee.

UNION Cry, Tenn, Jan. 7th. '63.
Mr.. Editor:-No doubt you are aware
Of the whereabouts Of the 2Ist Regiment
Missouri Vols, and of the many little in.
cldents that have befallen US; and also
you arc aware that it is useless for an or.
binary correspondent to write of battles
victories, defeats, or losscs--all those
topics having been exhausted by the hired
correspondents of newspapers.
Within the last week / have travelled
through four counties in Kentucky, ane
two counties in Tennessee in all about
goo miles.
This is a heavy timbercd country, gen
tiy undulating, with q rather thin soil
much resembling Southern Ohio, though
persimmon is more abundant on the up,
lands, and sweet gun is abundant on til,
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"WAR FRAzEs. Ike Billings takes a
logikal va of war frazes
'sOn tn Richmond" that's tn say, If
the kussed rebels will allow it,
'paralel lines" ar them kind Of lines
that never cum together.
"Mlitara Necessita, ten ofisers and a
gallon of whski TO every tire priyates.
@ORluce the dogs of war; but muzzle
the darn kritters; if you don't somebody
will get hurt.
"War of Extermnashun this fraze
belongs holey to the kommissara Depart
ment
''Advanse Gard'-this il card tina
have ia our army, 10 keep our felicrs from
pitchin in tn the enema truntwarlls
"Rere Gard '--this is gard that tina
hav to keep our fellars, when tina are
surrounded, from pitchin into the enema
backwards.
"Awl quiet on the Pottcrmuck This
shows what perfect subjekshun our fell
lars are under.
"Pickets these are chaps that are
sent ont - borry tobaker Of the enema,
and to SEQ if the cuSscd rebel, has got a
pass.
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The SLAVE TRADE. - Accounts re-
celyed in England from the west coast of
Africa speaks of the slave trade as again
revived, notwithstanding the large feet
oil cruisers employed for its suppression
On the 2oth of October large screw
steamer shipped upwards of $40 slaves a,
Nhydah, and got to sea, although seve-
raj British cruisers were keeping sharp
lookout after her. Other vessels are also
reported to have escaped with cargoes Of
slaves.
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The t1Local's'' Soliloquy--Long-f
low Out-LongfellOwed.

low Out-LOnKfeflOweh.
In December, dark and drcary. sat the
writer weak and weary, ponderng DER
his memoranda book of items used be-
fore-book of scrawlng head-notcs, rath-
or, items taken days together, then in
hot and sultry weather, using up much
time and leaiher-pondering we these
items Ger. While we pondered, slowly
rocking, Through our mind queer ideas
flocking) Game quick and nervous
Notwithstanding at the sanctum door
"Sure that must be jerks" we mutter-
ed-"Jenks that's knocking at our door
jerks the everlasting bore.
All, how we'll do we remind us, in the
walls that there confined US, Exchanges
lay behind US all scattered Ger the floor
Thought we jerks wants to borrow some
newspapers till tomorrow, and twill be
relief from sorrow to get rid of jerks the
bore, by opening wide the door. Still
the visitor kept knocking - knocking
louder than before.
And the scattered pile of papers cut
some very curious capers, being lifted by
the breezes coming through another door
and we wished (the wish was evil for on,
deemed always civiD that jerks was tt
the devil, to stay there evermore, Their,
to find his lorc--Jenks the never trim,
| bore.
Backing up our patience frmer, then
without another murmur, "Mr. jerks, !
said We "your pardon, your forgiveness
we implorc. But the fact is we wer,
reading OF some curious proceeding, ant
thus it was unhecding your loud knock
ing there before"
Hcre we opened wide the door. But
fancy now our phelinx-for it wasn't Jcnk,
the bore--Jenks the nameless evermore
But the form that stood before US caus
cd trembling to come o or us, and mem
DRY quickly bore us back again to days
Of yore; days when "items" were il
plenty, and where'er this writer went hi
picked up items by the score. Twas the
dark form Of our devil thrust in atti
tude uncivil, and he thrust his head with
| in the door, with-s'rhe foreman's ou
Of copy, sir, and says he wants some
more. = Yes, like Alexander, wantee
more.
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Iay~ N. j. Snider. of Illinois, stump

I0r N. j. Snidcr. of Illinois, a STUN
orator who changes from one party to an
other about every second year, seems to
have been influenced by the rapid current
of events and is wheeling round now at q
still more rapid rate A year ago he was
with the Democracy, last Spring he acted
with the Republicans, and at the recent
Springfield pow-wow of would-be traitors,
etthe old blue light stripe, he was on
hand to second 'Melveny and emulate
his reasonable effort
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Now this "locaP' had already walked
Fabont till nearly dead .-he had sanntered
tin 7rrt ttrr rtttY iii His feet were very
sore walked through the streets so dus-
ty, and by by ways running oil into all
portions of the city, both public and OBJ
scure--had examined every store, and had
questioned every "feler" whom he met
from door to door, if anything was stir
ring-any accident occurring-not pub
lished heretofore, and had met with no
success; he would rather kinder guess he
felt little wicked at that ugly little bore,
with his message from the foreman, that
he wanted something more
"Now, tits time you were departing,
you young imp" cried We upstarting;
''get you back into the otfice--office
where you were before; or the words you
have spoken will get your bones broken,
all broken, (and we seized a cudgcl oaken
that was lying on the floor take your
hands out of your pockets, and lcnve the
sanctum door; tell the foreman there is
no copy, you ugly little BORE"
Quoth the devil, "send him more"
And our devil, never sitting, still is
fitting. still is fitting back and forth up
on the landing just outside our sanctum
door tears adown his face are streaming.
strange light from his eye is beaming,
aud his voice is heard still screaming,
"Slr, the foreman wants some more. -
And our soul, pierced with that scream
ing. is awakened from its dreaming, and
has lost the seeming peace it had before !;
for the fancy will come DER us that each
readers face before US bears the horrid
words eve want little more Words
on their foroheads glariug, "your local
column wants IA little more"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

s-Ihe Board of Trustees of the State
Agricultural College and Farm hold their
next annual meeting tomorrow at the
Capital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

EF- Probably large numbers Of the
present Democratic party have strong
aversion to music,as Shakespeare says tina.
"the man that hath not music in his soul
is fit for treason, stratagems and spoils I"
The country has learned the words of cdu-
ton that are appended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

HE ALPHA AND OnEGA-Mr Anthony,
III. Z, from Rhode Island, in recent de-
bate with Mr.. Salisbury, pointedly re-
marked that she could not pass eulogy
on party which commenced with Aaron
Burr and ended with James Buchanan. !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

nD- Vice and virtue are antagonsms
IN the world, and the hatred of the wick
ed is one, though not conclusive evidence
OF the virtue Of him against whom it is
leveled.
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r IST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post once, at keokuk, ON the RI
OIL i annaEY. 1898.
II Persons calling Tor any VI The ToIIowIn9 d
shy, "ApYEarIsED." q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

pa-lhe State Register says that Judge
Wright lectured at Des Moines on Mon
day night on the subject of "Homes and
Home" for the benefit of suffering sold
iers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

CANADIAN OPINION. - The Montreal
Witness. the most widely circulated pa.
per in that city, remarks of the cmanci-
patton proclamation
"The thanks of the human race are due
to President Lincoln and his advisers
for this great act, which Providence will
doubtless render operative to the entire
overthrow Of slavery in the U. States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
THE GATE CITY
X + Q X u X:
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10.


Under the influence of the recent mes.
sage of Gov. Seymour, Of New York, the
reasonable programme of the Illinois
Legislature, and the general.srray of the
Northern sympathizers in bold denuncla-
ton of the Government, gold has gone
up rapidly and has now reached very
high figure.
Il seems to b, understood that the gen.
eral aim and purpose of the sympathzers
is to follow the advice of Geo N Sanders
in his recent letter to his old associates,
Seymour. Van Buren,, Wood x Co, where
in he advises them to declare it as fun
damental principle Of the revived Democ,
racy that the Abolition war debt shal be
repudiated, and that at least one half the
Confederate debt incurred in resisting the
unconstitutional efforts to coerce the South
by the Lincoln Government, shall be paid
by the North. Y
Ii the masses of the people, the polun.
teers in our armies and their friends de-
sire to render the currency of our Gov
eminent worthless, let them continue to
sustain and countenance this sympathi-
zing of the Democrat, in the North, and
they will eventually succeed in bringing
ruin upon the country as complete and
thorough as the worst conspirators against
our free Government could desire.
GENT BUTLER.-Many rebel sympa-
thizers have glorifed over the suppressed
ure of Gen'l Butler by Gen'l Banks, as
evidence that the administration had sue
cumbed to the threats of jeff. Davis, and
dare not retain in authority man who
possessed the fearlessna.,- . treat rebels
as they deserved. This rejoicing is doubt-
less premature, and the administration
seems to have undated confidence in
Butler, as coming events will clearly show.
For his firm and unhinching course he is
to-day one of the most popular men in
the whole loyal portion Of tho nation, and
his permanent removal from active ser
vice would be source of universal re.
gret.