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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
% BALTIMoRE, March 10, 1885
OUARTERMAsTER's OFFIoE,
~ BALTIMORE, March 10, 1856

UAIIIMUHLi MHTcn 10 Ibb5.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office till noon on MONDAY the 9Oth OF March,
lse9, Tor a supply Of ANTHRACITE AND BTU
MlNOus COAL, for the use OF the Hospitals in
this city and steamers employed by the Govern
ment AZ the port OF baltimore, and to ll requisI-
hons rom QuarteTmasters or other points for the
tember, Ootober, November and december, In the
year Of 1881 to be delv vered at the said Hospitals
and on board the steamers in the said port.
The bids must be for each kind of Coal separate.
~, and the prices per ton Of 22tO pounds OF each
kind Tor each month must be stated . L. q. r o.
The quantity Of Coal per month will probably
be about 3,OOO tons OF Anthracite and 500 tons Of
BtuminOuB. al.
Bidders must establish their loyalty by unques-
spOnsible loyal citizens Of their ability TO fulfil
their contract, Il awarded,
Payment will be made when funds are furnished
by the Treasury Department for the purpose.
JAS. bELGER,
mar l2-td Colonel and OnaTteTmasiar
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Admission so, Is, and 10 cents. Secured Seats rs
cents extra to be hsd between the hours Of and
?, and dlaandO. mar IN
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GLoTHIEG Of all descriptions, at J. BRUCE 1
HmNhh Jan 20
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h00AL NRWs


iA ooHIInnATIoSs or DisfaTef oYtIeiA1s-Juat.
espAs fsaes. es.--chariea X wiltbsrser, Thomas
ponaho, Joseph Peck, lanes LAwrsnoeson, wm.
Ihenpaon, samuel Douglas, and william '. Bas.
hAs been stated that the following parsons,
hominated Magistrates, were yesterday rejected,
n o spanlding, D. s. Honingrhead, Thomaa O.
Donn, Slater, James Gull, Joshua Pierce, Kenney,
J. Murphy, Belts, Charles walter, and Thomas
J. Williams fHrH.ss Ea.r .1r
To q neahrt N hs Levy cov1, aC be county d
WSsAtaOion IN ne bisiIei ef cohibfa' Nathan sar-
gent, Of washington cityj sayieh !. Bowen, Of
Warrington county Charles n. Belt, Of Washing
ton county, ito serve until December a. lssl Geo.
n. Plant, Getty Of Washington, De We're Burn,
OF washington county, c, II. Nichols, Of Washing
ton county ito serve until December 81, 1880
Michael Lsrner, Ofthscityo Of Washington; Jenkin
Thomas, Of the city Of waShingtonj Thomas Blad.
sen, Of Georgetown, ito serve until December 81,
1885, l.Fr ....
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~ Pure bourbon whisky,

-
BOTTLED nv
.. ....F LPH0 WOLFE,
-.. ~ NEW YoRK.
To ne CaissHI Of WasAinOion;
For some time past, have been solicited, by the
Medical Faculty Of this city, TO add to my sohie-
dam Aromatic SohnAppsn business the bottlinR OF
Pure Bourbon Whisky, which could be relied on
BY the medical profession. would have aeeeded
TO their request some time since, but found It diff
cult to procure pure article. After considerable
dinieulty and delay, Ihave arranged with two dis.
tillers In Bourbon county for regular supply. l
have also located an agent in Louisville KY, for
the purchase OF Bourbon Whisky, direct from the
distillers, when offered for sale in that market.
The Whisky will be put up in my schnApps bot
ties, and packed In cases OF one dozen each, with
fac smile Of nv signature on the label.
Irsmain, yours, respectfully,
.-r UDoLPHo WOLFE,
r. No. % Beaver street, New York.
NEW YoRK, Janasry sOh, 1893.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, % Beaver st., New York
DEAR sra; The want Of Pure Liquors for Msdl.
cal purposes has been long felt BY the profession,
and Thousands Of lives have been sacrificed by the
use Of Adulterated articles,
We have tested the several articles which Won
sent us, and consider II justly entitled to the hIEh
reputation you claim for IT,
We would recommend you to appoint some Of
the respectable ApothecAries in different parts OF
the United States az Agents for the sale of your
Bourbon Whisky, where the profession can obtain
the same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success In your new enterprise,
We remain your obedlsnt servants,
VALENTINE MoTT, NJ. d., No. Gramarey Park
J. M. CAREocHAN. NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
surgery, snfgeon-ln-Chie TO the State Hos
pital, &C., No. n East sixteenth street.
LEwIS A. sAyRE, NJ. D.. 7s6 Broadway.
II. p. De WEES, NJ. D., 791 Broadway.
JoAEPH WoRsTER, NJ D., 700 Ninth street
NELSON sTELLE, NJ. D., N Bleeeker street.
JoHH o'REiLLY, NJ. D., $50 Fourth street.
b. J. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor OF the Principles
and practice OF surgery, New York Medical
College, &C., 81 Ninth street, and others.
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laasa.sla llllla,-a1u'as asaasEssazssess-sss
" ,aEATJI a " o.
g4lrsu q ,1Tot
"A smils was on her lips, health was in her lock,
strength vas IN her step, and in her hAnd.-Plsn-
WV" HIE8FA ArgEylYsyTaa
,11s-T-l'so-H, Isy z4 GO
Eisw bottles Of Plantation BIttsuIg o.
WIN cure Nervous Headache
| "ar Cold ESHshtiss and Fsvsrish Lips
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath
FlAtulsnOy and Indigestion
Nervous AHectioas
Excessive Fatigue and short Breath
a d Pain over the Eye, on II7lE
Mental DsspOndsney
ProStration, Great weakness
SailOw cOnplsziOn, Weak BOwelS, kc.
Which are the evidences OF .....
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
1t is estimated that SSysntsnths Of all adult
silnsnt' proceed from a diseased and torpid liver
The hillary Seorstions Of the liver ovsrnowing
into the stomach poison the entire system and
exhibit the above symptoms. '.' ..'-.7' .N
Amer long research, we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horrId nightmare
diseases, the world has ever produssd. Within
ono year over six hundred aud forty THOUSAND
persons have taken the Plantation Blttsrs, and
not an instance Of OOmpIsfnt has come to our
knowisdgsI
riSA most sifSOtual tonic and agreeable .timu.
liant, suited to all conditions of life. .. .r
The reports, that 1t relies upon mineral sub
for Its active properties are wholly false.
For the public satisfaction, and that patients may
consult their physicians, we append a list of its
sonpOnsHts' r- '-. ,,r.
cALnATA BARE-COlsbrated for over two hun.
dred years in the treatment Of Fever and Ague,
DySpApSiA, Weakness, &C. 1t was introduced into
Europe by the Countess, wife of the viceroy Of
Peru, in 1870, and afterwards sold by the Jesuit.
for As cHOrmOuI price Of as OSn ,reigh IN 'Ryer,
under the name of Js'urS Powders, and was finally
made public by Louis XVI. King of France. Hum
boldt makes especial reference to its febrifuEe
qualities during his South American travels.
cAScARILLA BAaE--For diArrhea, collie and dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels
DANDELrOS-FOr Inflammation Of the lOlns and
dropsieAi affections.
cHAMoMILE FLowERs-For snfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERS-Aropatie, stimulAnt and
tOnIO-highly invisoratIns in nervous debility.
WNrERoAEEH-FOrS SsrofuiS, ,rheumAtism, &C.
ASISE-AD aromatic eArminGtive; creating flesh,
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursing
' Also, Glove buds, orange, sarrAway, coriander,
snAko-root, Ge.
S.T.-IssO-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, Of Spanish origin,
imPNrting beauty to the complexion and brllliAncy
to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce Of
the world, and we withhold it's name for the pres
ent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

HALL AT SMITH h pEALL's, Ial ssysRth street
~ and Get POUR Cl0thihH,
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EoR NEW YoRK-The schooner Mott Bedell,
Il Capt. Benjamin Bedell, will receive freight for
the above pert tomorrow.
Apply to PETER BERRY,
mar list 30 Water street, Georgetown.
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To conclude with the elegant comedistts,
TWO cam PLAY AT THAT GAME.
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EXCHANGR HOTEL,
II c STREET BETWEEN ~ AND 9Th STREETS.

. The undeTsigned respectfully, by this, gives no.
uee that this Hotel VIII be continued, under my
munity and citizens Thankful for the past patron
age, the house iB being entirely renovated for the
beneht OF guests and perm anent boardeFS equal 10
hrst-olass house with moderate cha and such
requiring will please call, where they will lind an
abundant table as the market affords, and the bar
stocked with the choicest of AleB, winea and
liquors MRS. LETITIA MNICKLE,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

DY w. L. WALL a CO., AuctiOneers.
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the 9Oth
day Of August, 1888, and duly recorded In llber j.
records for Washington county, d. C., shall sell,
on TUESDAY, the Path day Of March, 1868, At 8
O'Clock, In front of the premises Lot as In square
as9, fronting on street south, between Ninth and
Tenth atreets west, together with the improve
ments, consisting Of small Frame Building.
Terms One-thiTd cash, and the remainder in
deed of trust on the premises. A cash payment OF
800 will be required at the sale.
J. W. MARTIN, Trustee.
W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
feb % AuotioneerS.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
... DRUGGISTS,
-... ANB

PRIVATE FAMILIES. ..
/ beg leave to inform the Public / have appointed
the following firms, Agents for the sale OF this
Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can always
be seen, and will soon bo for sale by every Grocer
Druggist, and ApothecAry, and Hotel in the United
States.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, NJ
W. II. BROWN a BROTHERS, Agents, Balti-
more. .a. .... feb as-im
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JoHN JoLLIFFE, .m.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 336, PennSylvaniA Avenue,
.a.r wAsHIsoros, d. O., r..u...r.
WIN attend especially to claims upon the United
states' mar liam

pRoPosALs FOR COAL -r-r.a r..- D..
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTKR's OFFIcR,
Washington Arsenal, MarA 10, 1858.
PROPOSALS Will be received at this office
until 10 a. m on the 2oth inEtant, for twenty-five
(o tons 22tO lbs to the toni Of the best screened
Anthracite Coal. To be delivered Al thia ArsenSI
within ten daya after the acceptance OF the con
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest re-
aponBlble bidder who will be required 10 into
bond for 5000 with one acceptable surety for the
due performance Of the contract.
..F GEORGE ELY,
mar l2- Capt. and Asst QuArtermaster.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

SMITHIs, GIIt,4 4OO Seventh street. HoAdQuSrtst, for
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nEPoT CoMRIssARY's OFFICE,
~ BALTIMORE, ND, March II, 1868.

SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited by
the undersigned until ~ M, WEDNESDAY, March
IT, 1853 for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Department with
1000 BUSHELS (61 lbs. to the bushel) ONIONS.
10 be sound and free from sprouts, and pack
ed In good strong barrels, full head-lIned. To
De delivered at Baltimore, Md, or AqNia
.. Creek, Va In lots Of four thousand two
s hundred a, 400 bushels, every seven az days
from ffth day after date OF contract, sGbiect
to inspection at place Of delivery.
Payment TO be made In such funds al may be on
hand: II none on hand 10 be mnde a. soon ~ -
ceived .''IT' -.
Bids TO receive consideration must be acoompa-
MED with the oath OF allegiance to the United
states OF each party or each member Of firm ma
king proposal, unless their oath Of allegiance has
aleady been filed at this ONCE.
THOMAS G. SULLIVAN,
mar i2-td Capt. and @. g., U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

Sherman House, ChieaOO, H., Feb. II, 1868.
AIesSrs. P. II. DRAKE a Co.; Please send us
another twelve cases Of your Plantation RittsrS
As morning appetizer, they appear to have su-
Psrceded everything else, and are greatly sstSsmsd
Yours, SC, GAGE& WAITE
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
AUCTION SALES.

DY ,. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., AuctIoneers.
ID FURNlTunE AND EFFECTS OF FAMILY
DECLINING GHOUsEkEEPiNG,-0na SATURDAY
MORNING, March ltth, at 10 O'Clock, at the auo.
ton rooms nhail sell the furniture and ercis 81
family declining housekeeping, oompriaing-
Walnut plush covered Sofa, Arm, and Parlor
Chalrs,
Marble-top sofa and Side Tables, Walnut whatnot
Fancy Chairs, Girandoles, Mantel' Ornaments
Egyptian marhlo-top Pier Tables, lot Of Booka
Dining and other Tables, Cane Seat Chairs.
French China Dinner and Tea Service
Cut Glaas Deoanters, Wines and Tumblaru.
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteada, wAahatanda
Hair and Huak Mattresses.
BOliterS and Pillows, Blankets, comforts, Spread
Feather Boda, Quilts, Sheets.
Cooking and other Stoves 10 Z 4
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
requisites. .r' ..... .I---.-.-I - .'-..---
Terms cash,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
II Auetloneera.
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sATURDAY-oALA COMEDY NIGHT.
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On To-mopop rSafurdagJ Evsning, DC srs..ni IN.
0docnem closes. -
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OAMP STOVES
Y CAMP sTOYEsII

CAMP STOVES u
We aelOW mAnuiAoturind CAMP, COOK and
HEATING STOVES, which We will sell BY the
dozen or hundred ~ cheap they can bo bought in
Baltimore, 4, II, h II, l. GREGORY,
noV 10 ~ Penn avenue, hsAF nh stree
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

DT w. L. WALL a co.. AuetIoassrs.
ID SOtfhirea corner Pa. avenue and Ninth areef.-
SALE, BY CATALOGUE, OF LIBRARY Of
RARE BOOKS, MEDALS, AUTOGRAPHS, Sc--On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, March eth, at 4 O'Clock,
we will SELL At the corner Of Ninth and streets,
up stairs, over Ryon's Grocery store, collection oi
rare Books, from the library Of gentleman OF
Alexandria, Virginia, consisting OF over 5000
volumes Of
Military Science, biography
Natural and Political History
Government Publications
Law, Philosophy, Geography, Speeches, Pam.
French, spanish, Latin, Greek, wsloh, German
Dutch Dictionaries
And other scarce and valuable Books, embracing
every branch Of Bellies LettreH and science.
Gold, silver, and Copper Coins
Medals and Autographs .3...
Revolutionary and Ante Revolutionary News
papers
Curiosities, Paintings, and Engrayings.
VIII be on exhibition few days previous 10 sale;
catalogues TO be had on application at the Auction
Rooms. - .
-. .a w. L. WALL 4 CO.,
feb 25 Auotioneers.
~ The above sale will be continued every even
ing, commencing at O'Clock, until all the books
are disposed Of.
mar iO--d w. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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DROPOsALs FOR LITHOGRAPHING.

OFnCE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WARRINGTON, March TO- 1859.
Proposals will be received At this once until
MONDAY the 22d inst, at O'Clock, for engraving
on stone, and printing three thousand copies oil
five mAps and ten views. The originals are now
ready for examination at this office, where blank
proposals and specifications Will be furnished
JOHN ID. DEGREES,
mar ll-3t Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
THm RIVALa.

The ':h 's%P GSRPIss :s; !sn .a.l IN tho
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

This tFridsJ1 Evening, March Isth,
Farewell Benefit Of
MISS LA URA KEENE.
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DE- ALIBRARY.rABLEs,

~ LIBRARYTABLEs,
AND CHAIRS.
Just received, large and complete assortment
Of Desks, Tables, and Chairn, suitable for public
ofilces, counting rooms, and stores.
Also, large and varied assortment Of rich and
handsome PARLoR SUITS, In Rosewood and wal
and HAIR Cloth. 'T.'
Chamber Suits in Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,
OAK, and Imitation and In fact every conceivAblS
article necessary TO furnish house complete,
which we most respectfully invite the public TO in
their patronage, B0TELER q WILSON,
Iron Hall, No. sl8 Penn. aYenue,
re B-eodim between Ninth and Tenth sta
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

VNHE BEST COATS IN THE CITY-THE Nc
Il CisllAn Sacks, for citizens and soldiers, at
SMITHS, go seventh street, opposite City Post
office. jA28
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cRovna,s TnEArRIE,

Rn.pIs.s.,n,ls 1Ig...u.. n.sr Ralsra., asl.l.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
ROehsHsr, N Y. December %, 1861.
MeSsrs. p. H. DRAKE 4 Co: Ihave been a great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years,
and had to abandon my profession. About three
monshS ago tried the Plantation Bittsrs and % my
great JOY, am now nearly well man. have REQ
ommsnded them in several oases, and, as far as
know, always with signal benefit.
am, respectfully, you're,
REV. 5. CATHoRN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13
VVH GIDEON pRnHurna. OFFrou.
EsTABLISHED IN IsOB.

These wines are highly admired by connols-
seurs on account OF the nnc navor and purity,
and are, at the same time, very much cheaper
than foreign wines Of inferior quality. =
.. los FRED. 8. CozZENs,
Wine Merchant, Pennsylvania avenue,
Two doors from Fourteenth street.
marS-eod2w
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

B TILUIBLE BUSINESS Gois ~ ~ T8E tS5R coR.
HER OF NEW JERSEY APEHUE AND NORTH
BSTREET,-on TUESDAY afternoon, March mn,
sell Lots Nos. I and 2, in square numbered esl
situated at the corner Of New Jersey avenue and
north b street. Lot No. has q front Of 90 feet 9
Inches on New Jersey avenue, running back an
average depth Of about 05 feet, and will be sub
divided into four lots OF 20 feet inches each
which from the location will be very desirable foF
business purposes. ..1 .'---
Terms one-third In cash the residue in six
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a CO..
mar I'D FHe...He' - Auetioneefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-13

Have you seen the
$1,000 ADVERTISING COACH
mar 0-6t
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PRICES OF Admission '
Parquette and Family Circle, 20 eentsI Orchestra
Boxes, Choldlng six personG,) IS; Coiorsd CirulS
0 cts.
Doors open at O'Clock, performances TO com
mones at quarter 10 O'Clock. mar u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-14

D. A Mahony in his letter 10 the Her
aid readers from pittsburg, 3lst ult.,
says:
~you may be prepared to hear that the
blood of revolution flows, att any moment,
for unless the people have become entire
ly lost to sense Of their rights as free
men, and the dangers which threaten
their liberties, they will not much longer
tolerate the usurpations of power which
have been 30 common at Washington
and SO alarming throughout the country
! advise the people of Iowa to prepare for
the work Action cannot delay much
longer to conform to sentiment. One
rash act of the Administration will light
the ERE of civil war in the North and
from it's past course, it is not very rash
to Judge that it will commit that act
Be ye, in Iowa, therefore prepared for the
worst, Those of you who may think me
an alarmist have but to study transpiring
events TO arrive at my conclusions. Pre-
pare, and by preparation, mean organ
ize yourselves, in such manner as to act
when the time for your action will have
come, 40 it soon must unless reason aud
common sense shall resume their legiti-
mate influence In the councils of the Gov
eminent
Language could not be more explicit.
1t is direct appeal to the readers of that
paper to organize for bloody revolution
and to rise in arms at the next crash act"
of the Administration. If such inoen-
diary appeals are tolerated by the public
authorities, there is no limit to their in
diligence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-14
The BoAiss 81 winsr ana ncDsn-
AL

The DoAiss 81 wilmer ana McDsn-
g. ala.
Gen. Curtis has very properly suppress
sed = secetsion demonstration ovcy tn
bodies Of John Nj. Wimer aud Emmpt
Mcdonald, by transferring the bodiss to
the Government Undertaken, by whom
they we're buried yesterday, in the sold
ier's remetlry. Such proceeding seems
like the infection of sewers wound up
on the feelings Of the relativss Of the de.
ceased. but the fact that they had 70 lAr
suppressed the natural impulses of the
heart ~ to consent to make the occasion
of the deccased's burial . trAitorous de-
mopstration, fully justiGes the summary
intenilent ordered by the Commanding
Geneni.-(st- Louis Union.
~ Gold 10 declining and Government.
securities arc going up. Aweek ago yes
serday gold sold her. at 60 per cent pre-
mum for "greenbacks." Today gold Is
selling here at from So to 52l ceuts pre-
MUM for t'peeLbacks." with indications
Of still farther decline. Tie combined
efforts of the rebei-sympathizing pofiti-
CLANS and the Wall street spectators to
depreciate the Government currency have
received a check. $50 be it ever. -
[Chicago Jour-, 10th.
- A city editor says that man in
New York got himself into trouble by
marrying two wives. A western editor
assures his contemporary that = good many
men in Michigan have done the same
thing by only marrying one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-14
KEOKuK K:
arrissr vrse 90 his Pledge.

Geo. ~. Zones, the traitor correspond
ent. of JEFF. Davis, is chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee OF Du-
buque county. He is fulfilling his PROM
Use TO JEFF, Davis, that he would return
aon,e and do his best for his Southern
friends. He has sen. two SONS to the
rebel army aud IL now trying to array the
Democracy of Iowa against the Govern
ment of the United States 10 order TO
promote the schemes of JEFF. Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-14
An Ola Line Demscras ON Nershern
Traitors.

We are permitted to make the follow
ing extract from private letter from Or.
McGagin, of our place, now in charge Of
q Hospital in ST. Louis
No naR ever questioned the Doctors
Democracy, nor can the Mahonyites put
him down with the cry of Abolition.
which Bsauregard has commanded them
to use against every loyal man North or
South:
The conduct Of the party in Illinois
who arrogate to themselves the name of
democrats, and whose conduct disgraces
it, is most outrageous Whs, other mo-
tive for their conduct ofber than to give
"aid and comfort" to the rebels I cannot
see. This war upon the administrator
is TO result uuhsppily, ! fear, COR the
cause OF the Uuion, because it has reach
ed TO and infused itself into the army
! condemn sach proceedings, and in the
name of the pure democracy dcnounce
them and their measures A true dem.
ocrat Is always found the friend OF Union,
because while protesting Democracy he
is true patriot. Such men as are found
open in their denunriatlon or the Gov.
ernmeut and the war arc not democrats
of the old school. and therefore not true
patriots. ! fear the vary worse from this
party strife A4yyA States. What
do theysHG1 sa k4;Age they aiming
atf = AM1tys snsoaragement to the
rebels ana q 1tuats this bloody
warl Are thAasSueh friends 70 the rob-
els that thoy would weaken the hands
and paralyEs he arna Of the men who
are suffering In The 6sldy They are re-
cognixsd and hailed BY the rebels q.
friends, md IRE rejoicing in the prospect
befofS them arising out of dissensiou,
and divisions. The spirits Of our fore.
fathers will rise up and asnounce them
whiIethe blo0A Of the soldiers Of this Ma,
viii testify against their foul treason. -
WHIST encouragement il there for the men
to continue in the field. while at home
there Afs those xctiye 10 Wrestling the
power from The TExecstivc 10 attsm p.ise
70 crush this rebellion and restore the
Union. a5 1a, Z.
The cant cry Of the Cosstsswt.o. i al
sand thrown in the eyes of the ,pespls.
Who first outraged the Constitutiou spd
tore 1t into atoms? And what mar /.
there 70 silly as to suppose it will ever 30
restored o. it was1 He must be either
Ignorant Of the progress Of Affairs. d II
olhersisA he maAt be hypocrite vho
viii assume Is to be true.
Ny opinion i thar the rebel. win no,
yield. ina when the army tsium phs il viii
b axferminatiooa. To do thu THAR var
hfs blood ~ this cause u slavery. and
this will I'll asd With il The title 20 nro-
perry. Ttua Il will b emancipation
confscstion and externin.tion. Il Il
right to crush OFT Tin rebellion |. Whe
will dare cay no ! II it should b crusAei
out sesa, ahsa thss@nsr ySu srpsh. oul
slavery the sooner will the rebellion cease.
.ad 70 prevent the recurrence then con.
6scate.