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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
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After several trials we have got what pur-
ports to be the Official footings Of the King
County election rcturns. The Copperhead ma
jority on Secretary Of State is ,o75; the lowest
on the State ticket is 33s for Allen. Court ol
Appcos. For District Judge, jerks, Union,
bas 500 over Barnard, Copper (but the river
counties elect Barard). For County Judge,
Dikeman, Union, has 1900 majority. The
Copperhead candidate for Sheriff has l59 ma
iOrity.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

Isaac Dayton and another person, VINO III
dulcel in language unbcGiting The place or the
ocea.ion. The same persons strenuously op-
roso1 the nomination of Mr.. Blunt, and pre-
diotod that one District of their Ward, the
yVIth. would not give him vote. Aside from
This little episode, the proceedings Of the Con-
vention were harmonious.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

TnB NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS the Copper
head Journals denouncc Schcncks test oath and com
plains that ihc do not publish the oath. Ii Is quito I'M
Important what the oath IL Is the nc, %; requiring
an oath ut all dors reiiere ne uat6r thar fhs odh
"a, uHeffeyfioHabe Where did Gen. S,hcnck ~ .uy-
body else set tie Sght TO prescribe an oath to he
voters Of Maryland Louisville Democrat.
.insrr.-IIe got it out of that clause of the
Federal Constitution which authorized Gen.
Jackson, while in command at New-Orleans To
dispersc the Legislature Of Louisiana, arrest
Louiallicr, aud imprson Judge Hall. Don't
you remember ID
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
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We print this morning memorial from sew
eral Of the large merchants and sAip-owners Of
this city TO Mr. Welles, with the Secretary 3
reply. The subject IS one Of signal importance
to the commerce Of the whole country, and the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
asyer,i.iug fos the Cornfry.

Advertisers who wish customers in all parts oi
.h country insert their anuoln,encls IA IHE NhhhLi
Tp,rr,r Its circulation is orser than tho Of eny o
newsrsper and among Coun'ry Mercmn''' re'"'-
Farmers, SC. Price 81 per line each insertion"
,nea,s lor this weeks edition be handed M o"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

have reliable assurances that the ablr-bodiod
Blacks of Missouri are about to De called into
The National service. Thus The good work
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

On the second page We print two columns Of
official County returns Of the election in this
State. On the third page, law intelligence and
miscellaneous matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
We haze official returns from all but four
counties in New.Yo-l, which show thus:

Union majority. $50. Copper majority last year,
1912 Union gain 1920
The aggregate vote viii be about 3l5, 200
Union TO 200 Copper; Union gain on vote
from last year about 1900; Copper loss about
p OJD
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
vm nrr,nrrIyr. psovc.r 'i.nsnAL's OrlcE

NAA.USaIDN. y ~ l.. ASnp >
CIRCULAR No iAi--,s complaints fNr p,sn NJ NJ
that rgtofs have oorurrd la tie cnE 'hn,t ., ' -.
tlnal iurrcs 10y the omission 81 H. dbe siN
name. should lave boom enrolled ~ pr,. g aud IA,
lion of uau,r. of prfsou. who, by reason :" % - "a
otlrr slgrs oush not have been 'noe I's
,r sh. th,t al, prpaitu.n ,hond isa'' sun .1 r.
" ,, b nes,sr, IA osi,r to DO nl justice to all p"'''
b. Acrhy ordered, , n .s.h District sh,n have
- uts =, te name. sui RESIDENCES OF al pefscetn
Pm = H. & .ab di.iiir prepared aud exposed to poohe
~" $50 h,. rs,rs In each SD distr.c aud IN o., mahy
80. a, ne Bonrd pay Il IN n',esssry' names q" pe
/ - - 80. t,,.. /. Ia alphabet sai order.
fs pb' notice viii bo given ~ advertisement tpoh ,ns
. -, s,. aud the newspavfts that NY person enrolled
~ % o,,,.r Leiorc the Hoard and claim to ngvr his nsne
I -, "A the ls, II he shaw to tks satisfaction OF tns
% hat he ena win aot be at hc time tscd ioI neAt
III liable military isnS account of-hrsi efvnsss'
- non e.idrncc thitd unsultaolcness o ssci 'o"''"
w.nifs,i perm aueni phy seal disability.
a peis, wAo may bc cosni1anl of any other p,isos
bile 10 military duty 40 not sppeer on the et'l
n.ul list rcquc sd to notify the Board OF hnro.He'n
wha shalt herupoa direct the Enrolling ohcer oil she suo
dNcl in which ,he parties reside to ascertain tue hv |
enroll the persos reported 1t tscy ar found 70 os sy
to enrolment. These may avail themselves OF tue
appearing specified IN paTasmlhi as II they ia" "oN'
'nlN riOed. . ,.. 4, ..u.,,i,s
l. Bead, og Enromsas viii uss ~ dussnOs " ess''"''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

Artemus Ward sends us the following
"Circular -
CIRCULAR NO. 7S.
As the undersigned has been led to fear
that the law regulating the draft was not
wholly understood, Notwithstanding the
numerous explanatory circulars that have
bsea issued from the national capital of
late, he hereby issues a circular Of his
own; and If he shall succeed in msking
this favorite measure more clear to die
corning public, he will feel that be has
not lived 10 vain:
l. A young man who is drafted and
Inadvertently goes to Canada, and be-
comes embroiled with . robust English
party, Who knocks Kim around SO az to
disable him for life, the same occurring
in licensed bar-room on British soil,
such young man can not receive ) pen.
sion on account of said injuries from the
United States Government, nor can his
heirs or creditors.
Ii. No drafted man, in going to the ap-
pointed rendezvous, will be permitted io
20 round BY way of Canada on account Of
the roads being better that way, or be-
cause his s'uncie William" lives there.
LII. Any gentleman living in Ireland
who was never in this country, is not liza
BILE to the draft nor are our forefathers
This latter statement is made for the ben.
eft of those enrolling officers who have
acted on the supposition that the able bod
led male popul .tion Of place included dead
gentlemen 10 the cemeteries.
| Nv. The term of enlistment is for three
years, but any man who may have beer
drafted in two places has right to 60 fol
six years, whether the war lasts tina,
length Of time or not--a right this depart
ment hopes he will insist on.
v. The only sons Of poor widow
whose husband is in California, are moi
exempt, but the man who owns stock il
the Vermont Central Rsilrosd Is. So
also, are inoessant lunatics, habitual lee
turers, persona who were born with wood.
en- legs or false teeth. Blind men (un.
less they will acknowledge that they
lean see it, and people who deliberate
| " voted for John Tyler.
/ VI. No drafted mao can claim exemp
ton on the ground that he has seyera
children whom hs supports snd Who dt
not bear his name. or live il the sam,
house with him and who have never bee,
introduced to his wife. but who, on III,
contrary, are endowed with ysriou,
mothers, and olive round"
/ A.W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
Books & Stationery,

NEW BOOKS,
Received this aay NJ
Ogden's City Book Store.
PuBLIsHED BIZ cARLEroN.
Luiu-a Novel by waiworth:
The ofphens q. k-rr's Papers cd series;
Wander ings OF BeaWy-ts James;
My 8 nthsrn Frierds-sy Kirse;
The Prisoner Of Stsie-Msbopy;
The Great ronsnmm tion--Ctmming;
The United Ststes Tar Lzw-as amended;
Incidents IN my Lie;
Garre, Van Horn, or the
Beggsr On Horr~baek-
Published hy Dick 4 Fitxgerala.
ysrner's Briie-by Mrs. Henry Woods;
Mrs. HAiiiburson's Troubles,
HaSt Lynne;
a~Ths Lady Lisie--hy Miss Braddon;
Darrell Markham ,,
Barr'nxton--by Charles Lerer.
Published BY Tickner 4 Field.
Uncis Toms Gabi n--new edition, 4 Vel.
Lecture Hours In To~n:
Ihe Recreations Of Count ~ person;
Meditations--by Z~ohvkke;
Countr. Sewing and CouNtry Thinking;
The Patience o. Hope;
Two trisnds-by the author OF Patience OF Hops
On liberty, john Stuart Mills.
Inan-irom the German q Jean Paul Richter.
From ethsr Publishsrs.
The Empio, ment al Women.
bsauttss OF kuskin.
the Fier.dA sxiirs--by Joshua h 0iddings
Grrm.a puiar Isi-s-Grimm;
r~ia with M, Rapsls-by Mr. seddwick;
IN the Or xin q spccies--by Huxley;
Reserves Of = BschetY;
Antiquity u Manly Lyeil;
The Pentatouch- BY Colenso;
indicated by Green.
Mrs. Browning's kss.ys on The Grssk caristi.p
Poets:
Last Poems;
~ Arsra Leign:
John G saxe's Poems;
Grape Culture and Wine Growing by Phn;
nsvpiag's Fruits aad Fruit Trees;
Madam Le Asfchsnd's Fortune Teller;
SCHOOL
Bov Plants Grsw;
GrAS's Lessons on Botany;
0ruy s y anusi of taay;
TAsQuelle's French Cous q:
Langnroth on The Honey Bee;
0uinoy
NEW BOOKS.
Tbe Boob OF Days;
CampsigD or 1855 and lss3-by Sehalk;
M.st.rtts Of Life aud ll~atn and Futnrity;
A Odds by Harness Tautphaeus;
MY Southern Frends-by Author Of Among the
Dines.
Children OF the Abbey;
Thaddsus Of Warsaw;
DIN suxytie;
Sc tsish Chiefs;
The WON an White;
No Name.
Les Mfsrrables, I Vol,
Packard Minor Surgery,
For sat W N. W. WESTCOTT
WALL PAPER.-Received this dav
w stock Of Wall Psp-r. new designs:
FstnAm's eendnfum Curtain Fixtures.
judsis Curtain Fixtar-s
Green nOliand III Windows.
Bat uaiaad ios Windowa
CaN1e, 1nssels, &s.
- 4. ~. wxsrcorz,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
Ayn The FRIENDs Of soL Oilers

We call Ae alteration Of all having relation, or
fife nds In TIE army 70 Tie fses fhat sho0FLAND's
German Brrs" viii cure ntaete.ths OF IT, diseases
induced ey exposures AID psvsttons sdesA - cam
lite In lists, Published daily In The ne
ssss .ssy ia,s proportion ars ssderinr arsss d-e,i
~ Ev.ry case Of lhs, Kind can be readily cured BY
hooAs nd's Germ1a 8ttters Disease resaiksBE from
disorders ofthe digestive ergsns speedily aov-d
We Aavs h~sistioa in sasiss that, u these Bsters
freely among soldiers, hundreds OF hives
might be sAved that otherwise viii be lock
We call psrtieaa folio wing rema RI
abls ell henttcaied q Of thu nsson
hero-t whose life 10 his own language, 1hns been
Philadelphia, August esni, 1859.
Asssys .yssss kesss-Weii, geniiemea, Your Hsci-
lsna'. selmsa al. h''s,s has .ayra ny nis. Thsrs !.
a caDrades, s0me OF whse nance IRE appsnded and
who fully e0enssaDt Of all the ces m,
s.mssr o. sss..a - e.issrsis b..ssry, ina urder
The islnediste command Of Capt r B. Asrss. III o
the expssuse assrnds upon ardaous duties, vas
Att.ck-a In November last With innammstton Of the
Iunxs, and for seventy days the hospilal
This vas followed b great debility :. ssseasd ny IN
attack OF ysentrsy. I vas then removed from TIE
Whi,e Hsuse sent his on beard the stssu
er s,alr OF 1aine' srom which landed on TIE 2ssn
sny one could 10 and .tlil RAIN spark vitality
For = week more wak'scafcsly able 10 swallow
anything and II ~ 'orce mofssi down, Il in
essid rot even keep glass OF vaier in ny ssou-
och tifs conid nos tass under these Crcusts 0ces
faithfully. though sHy, rescue NJ from
sSsp ~ zig u.osa Aroac' ..sA s"sd ne thcs
49, ~ - ~ - ~ ..., a,,,. sso nsc 20 -
snnS A. "a ma ~ .i.ss.es 49, .. 1917
me = " sp.l. NJ frsdssic. ss.inoron. o. is.h
~ soar s,,,s... and s,.s, p,ssa,:s |. so.. sre~
'dfs sss i o.. ss e. 4
have g~lusd ten po0nss and teal aeoins beng
perniusd g rsc,a my Who and dsash.sr, ron hon
IN. ~ 70, !, srs,uss from ~ vent.
" sos r. IT, - o.s me cs.s
~, y. nss ~. -. ~ ~ IN. 1870,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
fNRAIN SACKS.

I.eootvo hushel Extra Linen Sacks. ito arrived
will be sold low fsy 0ash, at 81 and 81 Levee. BY
septa0-d CUSNABLE 4 SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
Mr.. Harlan's Appointments.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN viii address the pc ople -
folio VS.:
Fort Madison. Lee Co., on Tuesday, Sept LIST.
Keokuk. Lee Co., Wednesday, Sept ID.
keosauquas Vau Blu rem Co., Friday, Sept. 9Th.
BI ,o.nnpd Davis Co., Saturday, Sept. tlh.
Ceptrevlle. Appanoose Co., Monday, Sept. It'll.
Cor,don. Wayne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon, Decatur Co, Wednesday, sept eth.
0ceois Clark Co, Thu sdsy, Sept. 10th.
Wintertet, Madison Co, Friday, Sept 1ith.
Des Aoiues. Polk &C, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
1ndianois, Warren Co, Monday, Sept. lab.
Knoxville, Marion Co, Tuesday, sept 18th.
Charlton, La cas- Co, "Wednesday. Sept. l6th,
Abba. Monfoe Co, Thur, das. sept nth.
0uumws, wapsilo Co Friday, Sept 18Th.
Eddyyie, wspelio Co, Tuesday, Sept. 22i.
osssioosa, Mshaska 20, Wedn esasy, Sept 2sd.
signurney. keokuk Co. Thursday. Sept. Gath.
Fsir6eid, JeHersoa, Friday. Sept 25h.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept. 26th.
wappelio, Loulea Co, TueedAy, Sept. s9th.
Burin yton. les Moines Co, wednesday, Sept. Soth
The several County Committees are requested 10 b
digent In giving public notice Of the time and place
Of meeting In their respective counties and in max
ing all necessary arrangements for the greetings.
Tue meetings all the appointments WIN commenc
All o'eioct, ?. u.
THOS. r. wIrHRow,
Chm Repub. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01


ne sale, thit wsrs settling forever The
question Of the capacity or iocapscity Of
man for eslfgovernment. We have
thought Of this, and knowing and feeling
that Bsni6ccnt Providence had notlsd =
thus thus kr in the path Of freedom and
national glory, to doom Us at oncs to des-
tructisa and overthrow, We have looked up
to God. the God our fathers, the God Of
goodness and right,-justics and right
are the habitation Of whose throne, -sud
We have taken courage, confident that
rebellion which in its inception was char
acterized by the commission Of very know
ing wrong, and which is waged to give
stability to damnable traffic in the bod
les and lives, and souls Of men, cannot
secure the Divine favor.
And now, a second time the announce
ment is made, "Sumtsr has fallen" Gov.
Pickens boasts that South Carolina twas
the first to humble the stars and stripes, =
but thank the Lord. our flag has been
vindcated, its dishonor redressed and the
parent State Of rebellion herself humbled.
Her superciliors spirit could not brook
connection with her poor whito mudsills
of the North. Well, we send back to
her, her colored property with arms in
their hands, to plant our flag upon her
soil, and over her forts, and her metrop-
oils, to meet the "chivalry" upon the
battle field, and with compound interest
to repay lashes of the whip with bayonet
thrusts. We suppose the reason why the
aforesaid chivalry do not summarily pun.
ish the contrabands for their presump.
ton, is the offensive odor emitted by Cuf
fee's-musket of course. This, then, i,
the second memorable event in Sumter
history. If the former fall made her IA
mous, this second one makes her gloriou
forever. The .Star Spangled Banner
again soon to be raised upon her walls
'e will, under God. never henceforth. b
/ lowered at the demand of any foe, fol-
e eign or domestic. And the blow tina
South Carolina has received. is evidenc
Of the fact that the rebellion cannot SUI
coed, that this Union cannot be destroy
ed, that the wheels of the car of huma
= progress cannot be stopped, that althoug
Z the slave ohgarchy may grow pale an
tremble, and endeavor to prevent its col
= summation, the finger Of Jehovsh's al
- gel has written upon the walls of the
j sepulchras temple, a '.sure word Of propt
= ecy," the meme, tekel, spharson of slav
rvs destruction. And the sentene
will be fulfilled, for "the mouth of th
i Lord has spoken it, and the insar
!, efforts of the South to perpetute SLAYER
4 have been the means of its destruction
:. We don't favor the policy of vallandi.
, bam in war, but Charleston should ce
! tainly be made .'ae Sodom and Como
!. rah." South Cardinals chief city "shou
be left unto her dcsolate." No GRO
!, should be erected to mark the spot of b.
former existence, for it is the emblem
. resurrection. and God grant that the
may be none for her. Sumter should
! re6tted. and purified, our flag left col
. stanily streaming from it's ramparts, az
! the guns turned toward the site
Charleston, to forever prevent the gho
, OF secession visiting the grave Of its pa
y ent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
SUGAR.

SUGAR.
50 hid. Prime N. o. Sugar;
50 bbis CfariGed Crushed and Pulverizedde,
Justreceived, and Tor saIe ow for Cash, By
CUSSABLk sNYTH,
se2tso-d 81 and So Levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

Artemus Ward sends US the following
s'Circular -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

EOR SALE-1000 Acres of improved
and unimproved Land in three different parts
81 CLARK county, Missouri all within about - miles Of
keokuk; all we'll waterea with good brick sestdseee
on farm; also stesm Fiouriog Mill, With capaci-
~ TO make IS barrels 6ous per day. nov In active
operation At Alexandria, No. Here h an Opportunity
for great bargains
keoknk, Aug. n, 1858. II. B. TES-EYCk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

e The rents in the walls Of Fort
Sumter are said to be nearly q vide &C
oayn-deoss. But those ara rents that don't
bt:sy the rebels : very valsahle income.
ffIsgsisvilb Jssrnal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

RIcE.
20 baksFrime Ran rocn Rice;
Jsst received, and for sale los fer Cash. al 81
Leve.. by
serrS1d cnSSABIK d SyyTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
PhlIadFfphtdl JuhS ~ M.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations seid under the nsmo Of
Bilirr~. put u, In guam beetles trounded Of the
ehes pest whi Key connos rnrA, eo~tsg tIers 80
20 c~nis psr aios. The taste disguised W AEise
Cesiander seed
This eiaes NJ Rters has eausfi and will cont inue 10
can NJ they Be cold tundf die the
death ii drum card. ~ tn II ss< u syssen keps
cntinualiy the innneo~s AlccAoiic Slim
Of he wosst kiaf, the for Liquor -
kept up th result 10 all The stssn up
on drankArd.s life and death
vcr thos~ ho -sire add will have LIqsor Hitter
abish the fois~ iu< 7ecrips. tet Dee Settle ol
Hoe1anAs German kjzsen snd mix vith thfef euay,x
Of geOd BrAn1y eP Whixkey, and The re>uss wiii
presa - wsi f1P excel metictnI virtues
and true ex-stlesee any me LQhof Dit-ers
In hs market, and coef uueh les Tod will
all thu virtue 4 HoeesBAS bitters eonarcton with
goeA article 81 Liqn.f, ~ much less price than
thrss interior psspsr xtioas viii cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
EOR SALE.

LOR SALE.
Two Farms. Of III Acres each In Van Buren eoun-
~, lava One Farm is located ~ mies D. 3. from
winehes er, and mirs North Of Bentvnsps r., near
the Ft. lies Aon~s Raiiroad-I00 under>c1i tiv stoe
with comfortable Frsme Dwelling and st4bilne; tso
Eevd srd and other prov emenss ThtsPsfn
- known the "Han lord faen". The other srne 81
is2 acres IL hesst tiDbeFed, iDelnding Sugar OF
ehAd Of SOS trees and 10 underisid Win large beds q
Coai, 10 located neaf the Rzils >sd. Thesa
lands we're located by Mr.. Hsaford in his life time
and heid by hts heirs, see, and will be
sold separately togsshss 70 suit parties n great
bargain.
enquire Of n. B. rEx-nYCK.
Keokuk, May IS, 1863 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01
I NOTION YARN.

ITOBACCO.
/ IS boxes, 10 Lump;
| 50 e1xes kldoraEo:
75o Csdfaes, asser ed brands Chewing Tobacco.
msee n the last In the year Ter
For sale low for Cash, ii 81 and So L4yee by
sepsse-d C0NSABLB SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-01

EOR SALE--A good two story Brick
Il Dwelling House. the corne Of nth and Nor,
gan streets, cpntainsus 10 rooms. This property
must be soid. Enquire OF
Keokuk. Aprhs. lisa. n. B. TEN.ERCE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

I~nILApELrniA, March -.
The b. Heiin has n special from Gin
%cinra,i, which gives "A rnmor That the
rebels have possession Of Forts Donclson
aud %lIcnrs. Not credited, but troops or
dered there in case of emergency.
A gentleman from Savannah Goth, M
lived at Cincinnati yesterday. lie is a
member Of the Sonth Carolina Leglsla-
lurc lie reports immense armies mass
cd in Tenn, on. To hol.l lsosecrans IN
che k, while The other TANKS him and en-
tiers kentucky.
A move direct on Louisville and Gin
%cinnati is only waiting for tho river L
fall an the roads TO dry up.
The general talk in the South is, tina
a feet d iron clals will he ready in for
eicn OTIS this month, with which tn
Conicdcrates propose to q ar the Miss
and co operate IN a movement OF Ken
luek,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
TELE'G
r REfOnT.
Teom Few York.
New YoRx, March 10.

NsW YORK, March 13.
The Times special states that nine re-
fngees from the South, who arrived at
Washington Yesterday, give deplorablc
accounts of the desiitution. There is
much suffering in Richmond for the ac-
tual nccessarics Of Fife.
1t is reported that ,wcnty-thrcc rebel
regime nts, under Anderson. passed
through Richmond last Friday for
Charlcs,oa-an aggregate OF 10000
men.
L. A. Rollins, Of New Hampshire, has
been appointed Commissioner Of lutcr-
nal Revenue Bureau.
especial to Herald
The prize steamer Adelia has arrived
at Fort Monroe from Key West.
The prize steamer Virginia and a bal
md Lri-, with p p,izc eargocs on board
| had sailed irom Key West TO New York
The steamship ~l'ctclof arrive al key
West. having been cap urcI Iy the Van
de,bilt.
The War and Navy Depart mems feel
satisfied tia, but very short time vii
elapsc before ,eb ! communication acros
the Mississippi river viii be entirely Gu
of 10y Yankee ing unity and cntcrprs'
without much blooashed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGEl
~ .sAVSe
lime, Labor Cl.thes and Money

IL will wear for years without repair.
No svrv mt can break IL.
A chill eight years old can operate il
No Qua ion VI skill I.qu,red in its u,e.
Every Wriugcr with Cog Wheels Is WAR.
EANlt.D Ia very y r,icuisr
Tue Universal Munger took the FIRST PAIN
IN n silver Modal aud D~ipluna, at the "
,ok State Fair, 1872 IL was PRONOUNCED srrs.
.typ 7 A.. or.KFs IN lie Worlds Fair at i.on
AN. ls63 aud has always I ken the FIRST ire
mum IA eve : state hnd .ouniy Fair when *
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

ClNcINNAiI, March -.
There was n large and enthusiastic
meeting held here last night.
The T.. S. Marshal Yesterday seized
the property belonging to the Mcss's.
Jcnking>, officers in the rebel service.
A special fom Memphis to the Gasent
give repor; Of "A fight on the iazpo
RIVER, resulting in The capture Of 1000
rebels and eight tralsl OTIS. No palticu
lars.
4 letter from Florence to the Molil,
Register, says Wayne county is fall o
Unionis,s, %ioine by descrlers from ,h'
Southern ARMY, who Lave become fol
nlidablc.