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, 1863-12-19

A COMPLIMENT TO CHASE IRon An ENEnH-
The London Times whose hostility to every.
thing American, and especially to everything
connected with the Federal Government, q
well known, pays an unwilling co npliment "a
Secretary Chase. Il says: "with q dcbl
which would crush any State In the Old World,
except England and France, Chase still sxhlh
its al the distinctive features Of splendid, in,
creasing and permanent prosperity I, he has &
large stock Of bullion, 70 large as 10 keep Ia
hand aIl spectators Ia gold; should they boy
gold laster Than he wishes. be can Immediately
buy up millions Of paper and make them com,
plsts their purchase 10 . dear market"
, 1863-12-19

Ham 0n.-At the theatre in viena sll ladies
are required to take Of their bonnsts before
entering the theatre to take their places They
are % large, people cannot see over them. Al
the theatre 10 Paris the same end has been At
tained, BY placing printed rolls above The thea
Ire, containing the following announcement; /;
IAN young and handsome ladies' arc politely
requested 70 takecR their bonnstA Alo,hers
may keep them on"
, 1863-12-19

COT DAN. McCooK, Of the 5ed Ohio Regi-
ment, has destroyed the home Of the murderer
Of bis brother, Brig Gen. McCOOk, who was
butchered while lying wounded in an ambu
lance. The avenging brOtherleit not one stone
upon another. and made u q place Of desOlation.
The house was near Huntsville, Ala.
, 1863-12-19

IIsxyT DANAoEs.-Capt. G. B. Ircnaidss
known here as formerly an officer on the Ghu
brick, has commenced suit against J. J. South,
gate 3 Co, Of Victoria, for $4,000 iOp alleged
false imprisonment We should Ike to 1har,
even with him when be gets L
, 1863-12-19

RncRul1irs,-L.euL Jas. =. D. Jester, Of
Capt fuckers Company, stationed at FOrt
elsilaeoom, has been ordered on the recruiting
service. He win open an Office at Port Town
send, Whiiher be repaired on Monday evening
last There I no limit We understand, 70 The
number Of men to hs enlisted.
, 1863-12-19

Ecos. The Chronicle Of the LIST inst says
sggs were held at Si.2D per dozen IN Victoria
atthat date. As Victoria partially depends
upon California for this article, and a. Il was
scarce and high there at last dates, isprObable
that The price win 60 still higher in Victoria.
, 1863-12-19

BcED WAoBR-A wealthy citizen Of 81
Louis oilers % bet ten thousand dollars thai
Gen. Grant win be the next President Of The
United States. he says the people viii elect
him q an Independent Union candidate, By an
overwhelming majority, in spite Of al conssn.
tons o. regular nominations. Perhaps %
stranger things have happened.
, 1863-12-19

/. DRUTr Pnovosr MAasHAEs--A Mr.. Gilbert
laiS Of Sacramento, Cal, came up last vesk o.
ths Sound steamer 70 assume The duties oI
Deputy Provost Marshal; be win lOcats "a
Olympia His Jurisdiction extends over Thurs
Ton, Lssis and Chshalis counties, We believe
, 1863-12-19

How REBELs vOEE-Ths rebel prisoner,
ct Camp Chase, Ohio, held regular and or
dsrly election on the 18th ult, and voted ioI
Governor with the following result, which !,
published a. the Official returns; vallandigham
1851 Brough. q.
, 1863-12-19

LErURE-A Lecture wiz bs delivered %
Sabbath evening, goth instant, IN the n. E.
Church, at early candls.lighting. subject-
sEvil Speaking" The public are respectfully
Invited TO attend,
, 1863-12-19

HoriDAr BAILA-A Ball win bs given In
Olympia on Christmas Eve, Uhursday) and
smother q Masonic Hall, IN Steilacoon, on
Christmas night, (FridAyl lhsloyors Of dane
ing win thus have two chances to shake their
blood into circulation. Wstrust ths weather
WIN admit Of both being veil attended.
, 1863-12-19

PAPER CUHRIzcr.-FrOm the Victoria 0hTOn-
isls We learn that three banking houses In that
city have recently issued notea Our neigh
bOrs cannot be too cautious IN encouraging
their circulation.
, 1863-12-19

TEE GREAr MEEROPOLn.-Ths English Re.
observation-disclosures reportshows that nearly
one In eleven deaths in London occur In work.
house, and that every sixth person dies either
pauper Or criminal London now cover.
laosquars milsA The population, which In.
CFsases 1000 week, Is now 5000, 900.
, 1863-12-19

A Russian apy had succeeded 10 obtaining
prOOfthat Pslest named DOdicki, living near
Warsaw, was an agent 81 The Polish National
cOmmiIsse. HewdI ksFssied, but no proof Of
his guilt could 30 obtained, and he .was about
% q released, when bis accuseEs learned that
great CONSERVATION existed abroad lest some
Ofthe secrets Of the National Government should
be iorcsditom bin. Bribery was now resOrted
to-a prsbendary stall and rich benefcs. His
resolution was thas overcome He stipulated
ior eoniessor to absOlys him from the guilt
Of breaking his oath 10 The National Committee.
This was granted, and the conlsssOr was LEI,
alone with the pretended betFNyeE A longer
tine elapsed than usual, and eventually the
door Of the cell was broken open. Tho priest
lay dead on the floor, stabbed 10 the heart,
and the conIessor was 10 the last agonies ol
death, having poisoned himself with prussic
acid.
, 1863-12-19

THE WEATHER.--All sorts Of weather have
prevailed during the past week. Rain, bail
snow and wind, sometimes alternating and
sometimes altogether, have each and Sll given
us = taste Of thsirquAlity. The rain. however,
endured the longest, and Obliteratsd al trace
Of the snow and hail On one night thin Ice
formed. Il still rains.
, 1863-12-19

ssov ssOnN.--on Monday evening last.
snow commenced falling quite rapidly, and con
tipusd % do 30 nearly all night; but being
sueeesdsd By warm rain, h soon after disap-
psArsd.
, 1863-12-19
Stlisrellaneuus advertisements.

W Notice.-A Special Meeting Of the Prssbytsry oi
Puget Sound win be held i SteAeOO, Pierce County, ".
T., on Friday the at day Of IA1uaEy 1884, for the pur
pose Of Investigating ths coSDucE Of Mipstsr Of n.
Gospel who ct present In connection via De Indian
Department
GEORGE ". SLOAN,
sTsnLcooM, Dec. 6th, A. D. 1890. IL
, 1863-12-19

LEAvuo CANADA.--Last week We published
an item showing ths feeling prevalent in Canada
for emlgFniion . the United Siatsa From
another souToo ws obtain The following, Ia the
same connection 1 q While We are speaking oI
defence. militia, etc. our industrious and india.
pensabls classes Of mechanics, workmen, Ia.
borsrs etc. are with their families leaving dsiIy
By The hundred from our land to obtain . asub.
slstencs IN nelghboring country afflicted with
eivil war. Our population, already made
quats 10 this immense territory, Is every day
decreasing immeasp9bly. The forests, the
wilderness, which not long since were chang.
|ins into hsAua6si ilslds, .drssaisss thg pefse.
vering band Of man. New towns are no lon.
ger sssh 70 spring up. Capital brought into
The country formerly By ths exeFtiOns Of some
of our great men, who were o.tsn uhgratelally
illuminated, no lOngsrcOutributss 70 the 90.
Iargemsnt or embeIlishment Of our cities, nor
the erection Of any new public ediaees. but,
hidden, Is improbable to III, public welfare
Even foreign immigration, The true wealth Of a
new country, and which, to certain degree,
was prosperous and bad found its way to Can-
ada, has also Of late turned its tide TO the
United Ssaiss."
, 1863-12-19
Elk-HoFn Market,

THE sUBscRIBERS HAVE OPENED
MAakEr ,s sSioniSs E:ass store % !hs purpc.. q
MEATS, VEGETABLES, &o,,
A. the lowest market prices for cash. Mlls, Logging
Camps, hoes and eeaeS get their supplies ~ short
notice, and have them put up In hgh.toned .tyle.
nH.-ca'h win be paid for choice Beef, PoFk, Mutton,
s,lSU y - ~' MONTGOMERY 4 BYRD.
, 1863-12-19

New York, certainly, Is 10 mean city when
one considers The prOuptness and liheFnlity with
which her people respond ell sppealS To their
generous impulses. within year, 10 addition
to the usual donations 70 establish charities, and
over and aboVe the contributions constantly
making In behalf Of The soldiers, there have
been eOllseisdheF the following sums for the
Lancashire sufferers, elee,ooo; for starving
ireland, e5O, ,OOOI for the families Of policemen
injured BY the rioters oSb 900 for the colorsd
victims Of the mob, tSS, 900 and for unsm.
ployed operatives in France, $4,000. Isn't
that eredilable IhOR. u Hsdrss'.
, 1863-12-19
MARRIED..

IL Puyallup Valley, Fierce County, W. t. a he r,,
denee o. the brdss father Nov. 99d 1885, by Rev. Roio
Phus Weston, Mr.. WILLIAM LAnR 10 Mlas kllAnrIn Annn
wnrnliG, both Of Pierce County.
, 1863-12-19

A BIO sFORY.-Ths following, from t'e eJSik.
sOnville (0regOn) Ssntinsl Is hard to beat: "a
most distressing accident was related 70 US one
day this week, the circumstances Of which are
about as follows. Some two weeks since, Mrs.
Barnett, wife Of Jamss Barnett, living on the
north side Of Rogue River, near Table Rock,
was thrown from . hprJe, falling with such vio-
leneo upon her feet asto break her limb above
the ankle, and driving the bone through the
aesh and into The ground about six inches.
So arsnly was the bone driven into the ground
that all the efforts 81 the unfortunate lady,
united with the assistance Of her sister, failed
to release her. She was compelled to remain
In that terribly painful position until her sister
went quarter Of smile and got Mr. Erity to
hasten to her release At last accounts she
was suffering greatly aapd fears we're entertained
that she could tlOng survive"
, 1863-12-19

A CoURTxo IScIDEsr.-Alove-s swain
Of this county, more noted for failures among
the iAir than iOr wit or brains. while on visit
to bis last inamorata, (whOss name, BY the
way, is Mary Ami some time since, expert.
eneed unusual difficulty in finding something
70 talk about Ailer . long silence, during
which he vainly taxed bis brains for subjects q
interest to the ihir one. bis eyes wandered dcs
Paringly about the room, and suddenly rested
upon an object IN the middle Of the floor, di.
rectly behind Mary AIMS chair. The ob-
ject that arrested bis attention was neither
more nor less than the cal, which was indus.
tEiouSly employed In washing its face; and O.
be looked on tho animal, CLEAN Of pleasure
illumed bis countenance. Quickly turning 70
bis sweetheart, bs exclaimed: There, Mary
Ann. do you ever do thatf" Alas for al hu.
man calculatiOnsl before Mary Ann could
change her position 50 as to see the object, The
cat turned Is attention TO its posteriors, and
was engaged washing them when she looked !
The ill.hted lover, horror struck, instantly
seized bis hat and leit /; nor could be ever be
induced 70 visit Mary Ann again.
, 1863-12-19
EUROPEAN NEWS.

-,
Inc latest oates IRON Europe are 70 Novem'
Der 26th.
The London Ifcynin0 Po.t announees th.,
the English Goyernrneut Is About. with Tecrrt
IN decline giving It's adherence N ihe Enro1e.r =
Congress. Il saws that the nnrnosa M ths
Emneror Ia REGARDED Win admiration bnt ,hs
means proposed are not considered cfFectuai
The Paris Patrie has published a statement
under reserve. that the Emperor. without wish,
inc 10 draw up 4 programme for the Conrresa
had exnressed an opinion that h shonid hs
Chiefly occunied with consjderin0 tbe oneS,;ons
Of Poland, the German Duellies, Rome. Venice.
and Of reforms to be introduced in the Princi.
naIi,ios 81 Romania
The Paris corresnondent of thc Landau T;,,,,
..ser,. ,hat the b,isvsrs n ,ha CoD"so.. .~" "..
Ewsr sverv d"v' - ''' NO's's'" gu"
Ic,;vs I.rliks oro,,,;or. A.. ,.o.-...;,, q,
ner,na,t. I'M mn snid;srs 49, ~. nn,,1S -
ont snd IL vsr vcss.ls ~. Ss;". % S,,.a eu sn
Z TN pcl;sh on.Ss;o, .,;,s innI's .h"~S.p ~.
snd .,,es,S IN T",S.- sc.,,;n,,. o,,"'s.s,,"
tn s,c,,msr, IN ~. 80. ~ 49,. It'I.
I. corcindsd .rd oc,..o.n, " III, IN ~ -.
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m" Gi..rc,S HeScU 80. a.. A.. ,
,hc,;,;.s a. m. 1svSa 49, Sa. tns "..s ~ =.
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hoSre m ,hs % ga a No.srh"s -, ~ ~ Wa.;on h S"s
w. Shs r. TnrSon % T;r", - 49,. ~ 49, ~. ..,;a,,,
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, 1863-12-19

COUNTY sURVE1Ola.-GEOR0E ". SLOAN,
W County Surveyor Of Pierce County, w T., VIM attend
TO the duties said oee In person. Al business lntrusls
10 hls care Will receive prompt attention,
oteilacoOm, December 8, 1865, itf
, 1863-12-19
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

Il issued every SATURDAY MORNING, At
o per annum, payable In advance, fSr
sig months, %; single copies, 20 cents.
Five copies to one address, S20.
, 1863-12-19

0-kAaER U. =. NAH. AND STAGE LINE
4k between Olympia and slslaepom 'CI1j,
M ~ ir.Nsskly line. Leaves Olympia eiefy Monday
Wednesday and Friday, d O'Clock AM leaves seila.
eosF svsy Tuesday, ThIFsasy and sptrdAy. O'Clock
Siaf I'D. LAMAN, Proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

k
Old Elias Keyea, formerly First Judge
Of Windeor S6dEty, Vt. was : straDge
conpositisa u .fb1y end good 'seSss, II
natural shssgdnsss asd vaat sf eultiva-
ton H. following sentence, it i said,
was pronounced upon poor ngged fel-
low, convicted 81 stealing ! p4jr Of boots
from General CSrtis, naa 81 cossidersL
be wealth in ths town Of Wrndsor:
j lssWsu, /" ssid The judgs. very grsvsly,
before propouncing the sentsnce Of the
Apsrt, undertaking to Rad the fellow )
lGstufs, ssyou're ! fine fellow TO Be arraign-
a before ths court for stsslingl They
~ you arc poor-no one doabts it Who
looks u you. And how dare you, being
poor, have the impndsnce to stsal 10 pair
y boots ? Nobody bat rich people have
right 70 tAhs sach thisss without pay
ing. Thea they say you ne worthless !;
that is evident from the fact that No ese
has ever asked justice to be done to you
all, BY unanimous consent. pronounced
you guilty before yon were tried. Nov,
you might know you would be condemn
cd. And now you must know that 10 va
% aggravation that you stole them 10 that
large town Of Windsor. Ia that largo
town 10 commit such IN act 10 horrible -
And not ociy 60 into Windsor to steal,
bat you must steal from that great me-,
General Curtis. This caps the climax of
Jour iniquity. Base wretch Why did
you not 60 and steal the only paif OF boots
which ssme poor man had, or col opld get !
And then yoa would have been let alone
-<pobody would have troubled themselves
about the act For your isiqeisy fsr steal
ing 10 the great town Of Windsor, and
from the great General Curtis, The court
sentsnces yoa 70 three months ihprisoa
ment in the county jail, aud may God give
you something to eat r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
The Place to get your Printing

The DAILY GATE CIrY 0Tr1cs is the place to get
Printing done OK szoRr NOTICE and At caxAP
PRICES.
Bankers .....Get their Printing done at this office
Railroads ....Get their Printing done at this Office
Merchants. their Printing done at this Office
Druggists. ....0et their Printing done at this ofice
Concerts Get their Printing done at this ofice
Hotels .......Get their Printing done al this office
Steamboats, Get their Printing done at this Office
Lawyers Get their Printing done at this office.
lns Co.'s ..Get their Printing done at this office.
Flremen......Get their Printing done at this Office.
In fact, every business man mechanic in the
city, gives this Office their Printing Our facilities
are superior to any office in Southern Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
MADAM. DAN. Anna Bras;s.,rr.-sslS.n ;s,r b,

Madame Anna BIsseP-Ssideu have
We Witnessed sach an array Of bssasy and
fashion in this city - crested 4adame
Anna Bishop at the Atheneam ut even
ing. The siaging of.ths fair akst Has
excellent, and in some respects wonderful:
and never do We remember in our expe.
riencs, to have seen an apdisnss moro
enraptured than the one ~ aseping.-
Her very soul seems to enter into the
spirit Of the music, and The sveetssas and
purity Of her voice in the higher notes
has won for her the highest sdmintion Of
oil lovers Of song. Her daaght4, 4iss
Louisa Bishop. fully met As high Axpsc-
tatioDs which all had formed ~ lsr sbili-
ties - Pianist md vocaliss. .snd sustained
herself in = highly credible manner. Mr..
Sedgwick also contributed literally to the
evenings entertainment, ana his songs
we're ereete with loud applause.
This evening win be the last oppostu-
nityth our citisens will have to listen
to the s'soui- stirring music" Of these tai
ented artists. and We can assure thsn that
it they fail to attend they will miss rare
musical feast such as seldom falls thei.
lot to enjoy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

How . Maine Regl0ena q ~ = supply
81 Stockings.
The. small British vessels running be-
tween here and the provinces furnish op-
Porsuaities DIR smuggling. shosgh this il
done upon % ANAL scale that the loss
to the ievemment is By no means com.
mensurate nth tho. risk Of the smu aalers.
1t is not easseaAasy for the inspectors to
see very closely the dischareiug Of the
vessels, which are simply visited from
time TO time. 0Usi inspector frequently
having the supervisioutf several VI them.
But ON one occasion an inspector, sus-
Pecting something wing. devoted his
Whole aissnsiso 70 - discharging Of ono
Of these crafts. The captain vas evidently
uneasy-the work q discharging cargo
went on slowl ly-every one seemed lu
| patient but the imperturabls inspec tor,
who patieutly watched the proceedings,
seal,ng up The hatehss whoa be weus 10
his meals. Finally the captain. seeing
that his detention in port 90 likely to bs
long and expensive, announced that he
had on board 900 pairs OF stockings. which
we're forwarded BY Unios synpathlzer,
in Nova Scotia 81 gin "a sMAlaa reki.
ment! A grim smile lighted up The
countenance Of the Inspector at this sud
den development Of Union sympathy in
Nova Scotia, and the collector, il oOnsid
Grafton Of the muoi6osnoe 6f Ghe gift
consisted 10 overlook the accid4naal omis
sion Of the Importation % tbs manifest
So : Asias regswsnt gos sapf1J Of nie'
stockings and the Nova Seosians 20
Eoredis for ! degree of good feeling .vvsr,
Lour governments which y herdl9 ahoen
out BY the published adviccs lioa tha
Iqusrier.-[Bessep jour. -*lssas q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

T Quite an interesting affair occurred
at Benton Barracks, on Friday last. 1t
was on the occasion of the presentation of
q beautiful silk banner to the lst Iowa
African Regiment by the colored ladies
Of Keokuk and Muscatine. Speeches were
made by Alexander Clark, of Muscatine,
Lieut.. Col. Collins. Maj. Murphy, and
John Hiner, of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
KnoGn ehe 0seenA Iswa.
: c0tuhsrA, MIbDtE TESArssss, ]
Nov. 10Th, 1853. {

O0LUADLA, MIDDLE TENNES11E,
Nov. 18th, 1859.
sEalps GstssG sGsx-s~.-Oa last Friday,
the lS0 f6ss., the "a 1cwa and 9Th Ills
Infantry, asd one battalion Of the I'll
Illinois nosnsad infantry, left Pulaski :,
IN escort to train Of ESQ wagons sent "a
Columbia for eommissa,y stores. Col
Jssss1 ,. Viewer sonnands fhs expediss
ton. Lieut.. Col. Cowles is in command
Of 81 rsgi4eatsz Oar trip to Cslssbiu
Was quite pleasant, compared to ON
march from Ras.Port 70 Pulaski We had
the glorious psisilsgs Of riding, bat VII
have to foos htaek . Pslaaki. Cels.bh
e 05 nils dus noreh u PahSkt Tssss
is an excellent McAdamixed road IN the
way TO Nashville.
The country is very productive; the corn
crops will compare favorably with those
Of Iowa, 10 . good season. Wheat crops
do we'll in this country. There is an
abundance OF forage, but Is j. growing
beautifully less" every day during our
sojourn here. We are in bivouac five
miles north of Columbia, in the immedi-
ate neighborhood of Gen. Pillow and the
residence Of James K Polk--or who're De
lived when be, Vas elected President of
the United 6sstes-and short distauce
from where Van Dom received his auie.
tus at the hands Of DR.. Peters. saw
DE-. Peters wife at Col. Weaver's hesd-
quarters this morning. Ia somcaay vi,h
several other citizen ladies', who had come
to get receipts for property taken, and to
identity mules. horses, and other four-
footed antmsls that Uncle Samuel bsa
immediate need of. Among the nunbcs,
. voluptuous looking damsel, Miss voor-
hiss, dasghter Of Gsn. voorhies. and !
niece Of W. II. L. Nicholson, (.he author
of the celebrated Nicholsoa letter. She
hsd come to clam . carriage horse which
our men had taken. Caeosl M carer, m
the horse, found him minus
an eye, on account of which be delivered
him over to the beautiful maiden, with
the remark that the horse was "uaft for
service"
Our train viii Be ready to start back
this afternoon. The men we're busy all
day yesterday getting the wagons loaded
At Smiths Station, about miles from
here. Our pioneer corps is working 90
the railroad building bridges. The road
viii be open in . week or ten days.
expect that our regiment will be stationed
along the railroad south of pulasti, fos
awhile, and when needed in the region OF
Chattanooga, will be called upon prompt
ly. The regiment is in good condition.
enjoying good health and living upon the
"fas Of the land" Co. A received a Gats
City of the 7.h inst. yesterday. -
With thanks for the same, in behalf Of
the same, remain,
Respectfully yours,
w. II. AAyBERRY,
~ 81 L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

E A laugh able incident is related Of
., 5sslous woman, at Lewiston, Maine,
who went into su auction room the other
day. and saw. as sse supposed, her hus-
band very familiarity sitting beside .
young lady, Stepping up softly, she
seised a head in each hand and pounded
them together q pumber of, simea. in .
great rsgs. Her surprise may be imsp.
ined when she found that the in6oeent
stranger vas not her ''worser half. & Sbe
apologised and passed on amid the laugh
ter and great merriment Of ,ths . crowd. 4 ;
1s A Richmond psPer ssys: stSssa.
tcs Phelsu Is nov Delivering speeches in
the northern part, Of Mississippi, and
arous'ng the patriotism and energies Of
the peeple Of tiist section" II .ths neo.
pie Of Mississippi require apsech.s from
Senator Phelan, or arg other Senat6y. =
arouse their patriotism and energies. M
doss<ie s&appsAssAas No hsss ,6eAfd =
afuc0 of their being unssainousIs n. asd
ssals15 5is favof ssf tho rsbsI ndse. m
wiling - s1ppsst IL - - @aso - ~
1Ee41eoI1x4f' l''siszs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-Rev. Mr..
Thatcher announced the text from which
be would preach on next Thursday NOR
ming. Thanksgiving -" Voting and
Fighting, or Ballots and Bullets" A
very appropriate subject, and no doubt
the audience will be large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24
The Cause or morgan's RaiA Int
Ohio.

The Cause OF morgan,s RaiA int
$s Ohio. Fss
!. The Atlanta Confsdersey publishes a
letter written BY Ii. Col. r. w. Aston,
Morgan's Adja.ant General, to friend,
which gives US the only reliable reaso,
for Generai Morgan'srsid iato Ohio which
We have yet ssen.. He says: sessri
.Burnsids becoming slarmsd for fear
OF . formidable invasioa Of Keatuok !
uader Buckner--for We had reported our.
selves Is his sdvasce gdafd-put his
whole force on our tsaek. asA moved all
of his supplies back % camp Dick Robin.
eoo. Il, therefore, was Just Is ss6s for
us 70 60 forward a. rstsrp. and soy 6u,
principal object was 70 Keep - MA ~
troops employed aud for - Isnk - possi.
bic, IN order to give Geassal kfagg tim1
to ,ssks good hb rsr@s)o Vt1t(sfqAes,
The strategy succeeded, aud instead q
Burnside reaching Knoxville By the OH
Of Jay, be did not get there natil. g.
the Sab Of 6spssmber. The object If n
Sxpsditiop. lbsfsfsrs, being Acsonpis7I
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Ne lost. which sassbost l, 500 men and
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

AA- Some of the citizens Of Warsaw,
thinking that some good might be done
in that way, have decided to give a
Charity Ball on next Thursday evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-24

IMPRovKhENrs.-We notice that our
Supervisor is laying a crossing on John
son street, opposite the Deming House.
This is a much needed improvement.