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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-17

l@ "The question is War for tie
Union, or Peace and Disunioa. Peace
means disunion, and the man who Of
fers or calls for peace on any terms is
in favor of ofrecognizing the indepen-
dence of the Southern Confederacy,
and needs watching--Hon. II. B. Payne,
Qereland.
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OREMUs.


: We will not raise, o God, the formal prayer
.aa OF broken heart and shattered nerve; ....
Thou know st our griefs, our wants, and whatsoer
Is best for those Hho serve
Before Thy feet in silence and in awe,
We open lay our case and creed;
AS brave men may, the patriot swerd We draw,
But Thine must be the deed. ....t
We have no pageantry, to please Tiny eyei
b. Save marshaled men, who marching come
Beneath thy gaze in armed panoplyi ....
No Music save the drum.
We have no altar builded in Thy sight,
From which the fragrant offerings rise
Save this wide field of hot and bloody fight;
These dead eursacrifce.
To this great cause the force fprayer is gVen'
The wordless prayer ofrighteous Will
Before whose strength the ivory gates of heaven
Fall open and are stlEl.
For webelieye, within our iRmoss souls,
That what men do with spirit sad
To Theo in one vast cloud of worship rolls,--
Rolls up, and makes Thee glad, ..
W 0 God, Treason may presume so far,
We say our cause is also Thine;
We read its truth in every flashing starr
In every saeredline.
For Thy commissioned freedom first was sent,
To hold the tyrant'sfo force at bay;
The chain that broke in Egypt, was not meant
To bind our shining day.
Freedom to all in Thy great name we cry,
And lit to Heaven Thy bloody sword
Too long have we been blind in heart and eye
To Thy outspoken word.
Before the torrors Of that hattie call,
As flax before the gIsty fame,
Down, down, the vanquishcd enemy shall fall,
Stricken with endless shamel
Here let division cease. Join hand with hand,
Join voice with voice; general shout
Shall like whirwind sweep our native land,
z And purge the traitors out
Fear not or faint not. God, who ruleth men,
T., Marks where his noble martyrs lie;
They shall all rise beneath His smile again,
His foes alone shall die.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-17

We will not raise o God, the formal prayer
OF broken heart and shattered nerve; ....
Thou know st our griefs, our wants, and whatsoer
Is best for those Hho serve
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-17
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions Of
JOB WORK.. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, pos
TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety of
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and suPe'
rior type, and on short notice. u.
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CircLevtNe Crook.


Nework- Western cnargs---W. T.
Harvey
Eastern Charge. Ed. P. Hall.
Alexandria, -Thos. II. Hall.
Battim0re-Jno. W. Young, Noah
5peck.
JOlnstown- ID. Smith, ]. P. Lacroix.
Etna d GranUtHe--W. z. Ross, B.
Crook.
Pickerington--E sibley, Jho F. Long.
nan. .. ....
Ro0alton- Stephen NJ. Merrill, Alan.
'on Fleming. -
Ner AIbahy--Jos. NJ lAdair, Benz. FL
lis.
Tarltoa--Wm. c. Filler, Thos. R.
Taylor e5
Maro.Ae = II. C. G.. Fink, Jos.
Brown.
West RushuiNe-Wm. n. Mullenix.
Russell y. Bennett, Chaplain in the
Army.
MARIETTA DISTRICT.-BARzIL-
LAI n SPEAR. p. E.
Narietta-Centcnary Chapel, c. D.
Battelle. Whitney Chapel, f. W.Kirk-
BAN.
Harmdr-T. 5. Stvers.
BarIon-Fred s. Thurston.
Piymomh-Jas. H. Hopkins.
AmeSl7le- John W. Lewis,
C0olcAe---D. Horlocker.
Chester WIN. Glen.
LGtaTt-- Ed. J. Jones. Vim. H.Woolf.
P0merOy- Levi Hall.
.Mddlepor-J. N. Shoultz.
Athens. .Sation-C. E. FELTON,.
Athens Creuit-A D. Vaughn.
PedSaat0n--Chas. Bethauser.
NclsOnedle-E. n. Nichols.
Logan-William Porter.
Solomon Howard, Pres, and Jas. G.
Blair, Prof in Ohio University.
GALIIPOLIS DIsTRICT-A. N.
ALEXANDER P. Z.
GdHip0Iis-Jos. F. Williams.
GdHipolis Crcuit-Saml. Rankin.
McArthm-Elijah " BiEg.
Jackson-John \. Pitcher.
DcTfW-J dHlcS l.. Il lnGIl.
Richm0nd-Jacob D. Hathaway.
Laurel-John r. Prose.
Hdmden-Isaac B. Cartlich.
Mount Pledsdnt-Dayid Ii. Cherine-
ton. Jas. Robinson. ...f
Nclr Piymouth-W. P. Grantham, W.
II. Gibbons.
Zalaski-John W. Wakefield
WUksrille-Wilson Gardner.
CentreriHe-Geo. W. Isaminger.
PdtriOt-John F. Dickson.
John Dillon Chaplain 18th Reg. Ohio
Volunteers.
PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT-A. B.
SEE, p. E.
P0rtsmOath-Bigelow Chapel, T. II.
Phillips, Spencer Chapel, John T. Nil.
Ter. .....
Pikdon-Saml. Bateman, Jos. Bar
ringer. .....
WheelersJ4rgh-Saml. Middleton,
Eonton-A. c. Kelley.
Olire-Wm. R. Copeland.
Hanging Roek-R. Callahan. II. R.
Miller.
BWliRgfon-John W. Dillon.
Rome-H. z. Adams.
Sran Creek-Wm. J. Griffith.
DuRbntoa-Wilder. n. Middleton.
ROckriHe-Sam'l n. Donohoe. J. D.
Fry. ...
CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT 2.
CoNNELL, P. E.
CfHlicothe--W Walnut St. Joseph II.
Creighton Main st. Isaac F. King.
IFashiRgtoR-E. II. Dixon.
BIcomingsburg.A. Cartlick. Joseph
Morris.
Stdmt0a-Thos, G. Ross. James @.
Lakin.
-Nep Holnd-N. Wcsterman. J.B.
Bradrick. -r
Deer Creek-John Stewart. 7. ]. N.
Simmons.
Frdnkfort-Ed Estell. Chas. II. War
ren.
BainbHdge--Wm. II. McClintock, T.
A. Timmons.
Ma$sieriite---Wm Morris s
1Tdrerly d ShdronUille---D. Tracy.
Kingston Richard Pitzer, W. II.
Cherrington.
Mount Sterling Richard Doughty,
Isaac Martin.
Wesley Prettyman, Missionary to
Bulgaria.
The next Conference to be held al
Chillicothe.
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c6-Bpsiness cards Of about lines, BY tho year So
E4-Advertisernents not marked on tho manuscript.
will be continued al our terms until forbid
g0-Legsl advertisements Administrator notioas
&c. must be paid for in advance, for reasons Whiok
we will explain at the time
Es-Tho above terms strictly observed In all cases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03
81 SEMA1E.I "A
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York. March 2.

AZ x,a New York, March 2.
The steamer Ksdar arrived Ut this port,
bringing Liverpool papsrso Of The l6.h and
london kilograms Of Saturday. e
The Poles had visited several places
A battle was expected near Michrob, but
the Ruseians Withdrew. Il il reported
that the siege Of Nankin has been aben.
dopsd. 10 Ii a
LArDr-London, leth--The Times
argues that ~ bloekads 81 Charleston il
not raised. Not even m intimation.s !. /
The Pest takss tke salAe view. 1t says,
supposing the blocbAdsn IA LIT FOR !
lsW heszs il did ~ k1ik II, NOR did i,
imposs on the blookadiDg power the no.
Ssssity Of giving fresh snolioS = ncutts|
6tatsss sof n sistantiea. "a hloekaAe. sa.w /.
NJ No hts eonnaroid aswss sa~ia v saa
ftL-ss' gg-asa
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
The New Canai Conplstsa.

New York, MARCH, g..
A special 10 the Mercury dated Cairo,
Feb. 28th, says, the city is full ofstartling
rumon. II is said that on the Goth the
famous cutoff was completed, the dredg-
ing machine having been ut work several
days. 1t is asserted that the gunboats
are all through, and the transports are
preparing to follow after. The battery at
Warrenton is reduced The whole force
will be sent against Port Hudson. II is
also stated that small gunboat feet has
reached the Yazoo River by Union Lake,
and are playing the mischief in The rear
of Vicksburg. 1t is also reported that
boats have got into Red River via Lake
Providencs also reports of serious
disaster 10 the Union forces Of troops and
ganboats captured, but are not credited.
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w ashington, March Q.

The report of Captain L. Fiskes' north
overland route, was submitted to the
House to-day. II WAS organized for pro.
lection of emigrants over . northern route
from Fl. Benton, Indian Territory, part
OF which was surveyed By the late lament
ed Gen. Stevens y a.se n
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Halifax, March 2,

The Jacob Bells cargo was valued
S150, 900.
The Vanderbilt was at st Thomas on
the 10th, and was to leave the next day on
q cruise. Aa !
The Fedsral ship Sheppard Nash left
st Thomas the day previous in search Of
the Rebel pirate Alabama.
a number of Federal vessels were at
St Thomas, fearing to leave lest they
shosh fall = prey to the pirates.
The pilots on the Fiorida say they pass
cd the night in company With the Van.
Iderbilt htely.
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New York, March 9.

The cargo Of the ship Jacob Bell, des-
troyed by tho F9crida. was chiefly for
English account, valued at $6O0, 900,
insured ia England for New York. The
vessel and freight was valued 1t Si00, 600.
insured in New York and Boston. The
Governments is heavy Lesser. a the du-
ties would hass been eI7, 500.
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Washington, March 2.

VdhHtHptUH, MatCH 2.
The President has issued . proclama-
ton calling an Extra ordinary Session Of
the Senate on the 4th of March 10 receive
and act on Communications he may make,
mostly on civil and military nominations.
AcClellan's testimony before the War
Committee on Saturday relates principally
to the battle of WilliAmsburg, which be
stated was fought against bis judgment.
He asked permission to submit state
ment Of the whole subject in writing, but
tho committee declined to receive it, rs
they wished replies 10 direct questions on
specific points. His examination con-
tinuss Tuesday.
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Ntm advertisements.
r EGAL NOTICE.

The Keokuh Branch OF The state Baak Of lows, Pian.
tin, ~. John Tsmpliu, ResWsll FiumnsT, And ].
Chamber lain, Defspdants, .
The Defendants Will take pStjse thai tAers b nsw %
ME IN the elcs ~ the Cerk q the District Cear q
Plaintiff claiming of you tudsnent for shs ssn of
Three ThonsAnd md Twenty -egAt Dollars, VIM tsu
per cont. interest," mopey dua Rro1secr{ neeeY
xecuted by you To the Plaintiff; snd siso CLAIMING
essinst sou attachment tor rsasons stated N ~
petition.
. And s~lsas Yen appear asd snswss ssId petition -
osbefore tbs second day Of the Asy Tern ~ uoos
ofsatd day, sata Oouvt, cs@enctnE on Ne thre Apa-
day of May, Judgment Will b rsndsrsd a4sinH yoa
and csrsAn ccunsy Dons hsrsin attachs1 sroered 70
III n RANKIN 4 McoRARY,
mcbs-dIv Plaintiff Attorneys.
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New York, March 2

New York, March
The prize steamer Princess Royal was
purchased by the Government for Sll2,-
600.
A Washington correspondence to The
Enquirer says charges against the First
Pennsylvania Reserves are untrue.
The same correspondent says Colonel
Stuart's cavalry attacked our pickets last
night near Union Mills, but were re-
pulsed.
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CengFsssiOnal.
Washington, March 3.

N -EREATE.s I 5SaA
Clark offered an amendment, providing
any officer or private citizen in possession
Of amy suuh sbSndoncd property. shan
,urn the same over to an agent Of the
Government, and failing to do 30, they
shall be tried BY court nartinl. Adopted.
Latham offered an amendment, that
any officer plundering or secreting proper
~, or destroying or secreting cotton. rice
or tobacco, or any way aiding any one
else to do this, shall be dismissed from
the service and forever be incapable ol
holding any oface or place in the service
Davis moved 10 insert word "taking'
after word Aplander," and ssmoney'' afte,
word property He had evidence thai
officers in the west had taken large sums
Of mossys sfroa 3psfsonss they had arrested
before they would reiefsc Them. Agreed
to. .s1..
Powell said that these amsndnsuts
were offered sinDly - nake saoharee
against cartain officers, and he fwas ppwil-
ling to make them without any reference.
Davis said : ship iuaAl lsf'ASur was stop.
ped q Balise bK : brother ,ofr9 ssgtain
ooirsrt a..a .hS Sitsptain was made to sell
his lAUsr 1t sl0 per barrel, and then this
brother soldb atsS60. rs.
Wilson said he Mas sstonished that the
Senator from Kentucky, continued in
making idle charges against Gen. Butler,
him for defending him from in
sinuatiops made against him in the Ssn-
ate; among others that hs had taken the
pInte and furniture 81 Alexander Rothers,
Tor his own use. Rpthrs sscAped from
New Orleans without taking the oath of
loyalty, ON pass procured BY q protested
Union nmsl, who turned out to be ~ i'm
poster. Rothers was one Of the rebel
Provost Marshal, who destroyed such, IN
immense amount Of property on the ar
rival Of yths sUsjos .rSope he, Gen. But
Ter, had taken possessios.0f Rother.s plate
and furuitues end turuSa. them over to
Gen. Banks. He was ssfseiAlly thankful
for ths ajf9 nf1 oommaf1se Of investiga-
hon; he was Bsady at Any time to1ecount
for his conduct, though be should not an
swer any slaudsn. IL Mr.. Dsvis was m
honest ssdjsst man hs could at any time
b satisfied by the letter.
Wilson snid be believed that ali the
|other oharan salihk Buass 1inA &nsn
out = 9snnndless - this ono. Aitet dis-
cussiou - smendmcnt ~ 433 36ted--
yeas IS, nays 22. -. -,
Doolhtls renewed shs amen Il iiisnt u
|strike on. tho section authosaaia6 Trsas-
larry agsut to purchase property n stkesa
[iasunssainasy disrisn.s H 49, nol
kish government 10 become ! grsnk -
tlos inf1l6Al6 of property md b di1Adl
(xiSh npseian3 y furnish nsaas III e.
&.
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FURNISHED by Thos. W. J. Long, lot Isva) State Saai
sary Agent for 81 Louis aud vicinily.l
Feb. ls y Clara, Adjt 3sth Reg, snmsnot wound.
kAhc0ek CO q. 0oth, chroaic diatrhea-
d Fodge, 90 g, 3lth, pleurisy 4 p seumonis
~, Gee epxRiing, - y, 12d, pnsumcuaa.
Davenport 90 @, 34th, variOla cnsAuoA.
Feb -, AAxon, 2lsh, chr ronc dnYrhes.
Feb. 2i, w Davis. 60 n, 3lss phtAisls pulwuooli.
Gideon Hedges GO y, 30th, typheh fsver.
Jasobs0 0n1Aes 60 4, 4th, ehFUnie dlAffhea-
Feb. %, Young, CO II, 2deh,
John Draper, 90 D. 3lshr pAsnmnniAs
- n kisgSoo /, 3lsk eo4sum ssaon.
:. ChAs Reed. 80 \, 2sth, tftA0A tever. A.
II" Lieut.. h 4uAyen, 20 p, 9otA, typh0td RIVER.
Feb. =, l. saocan, . 4, ~. typhoid tvsr-
. - John Parker. 90 @, 3Dth. typhoid fewer.
. h Hase9er - ,06ah, dr0psey.
i t b stu a1hs, 20 B. 34th, pusnmoniA.
~ f sisapsAaw, 20 r, 3sth. chronic diaerAaa.
! - Frank keyuoids, co Z, Gath, .
Feb u. Jn q nAne. 90 A, 95th, Z" sSsssE
- Geo Mssear, co X, 3osh, convulston. tys
- Jas FAssaAill, % B, s7th general dsbiiHs
John fouts. co r. gath, pht hisis pnl lm0nah.
Yeb. IS, X A Fothnsr, ca d 4h chropse diAirhse-
- John Poland, COD, J1th pneumatism.
Jeha psoxn, co C, 23i, phthisis palmonAhs-
Feb 26, Aaadls. - q. a4th s3a&&
John nvesn, CO H. sls., typhoid fever.
David Farfusen, 90 9ssh, esson atssfhsa.
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Great Confidence Expressed in Genl
Grants Arrangements.
Washington, March ].

WWnInRtOp, MATCH ].
A dispatch received from Gen Grant
has given much encouragement to the
President and Secretary Of War. They
express utmost confidence Of favorable re-
suits at Vicksburg. Grant asks only tour
or Eve days good weather to complete his
arrangements, which are necessary for
success, and that military authority here
are convinced that they will result, no.
merely in the capture of Vicksburg, but
also the rebel army concentrated there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03

A Union Club has been organic ID
Edward Everett, President Of the
Club, has purchased the mansion Of the
late htUts EHwreuce; for 8559, eco fer
headquarters. The principles Of the
Club are unwayering support to the Gov
ernment in putting down the rebellion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03

W WhnHuRIou3 MSiCH =
The Surgeon General has recommended
Congress to pay Mr.. Morton $500, 600
for the use Of the sick and wounded in
either the army OK navy.
Times special says Cassius NJ. Clay is
to be confirmed as Minister to Russia
Secretary Seward having personally urged
il.
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Especial to H erald. ]
Stafford c. H.. March 1.

Col. Wyndham, with force Of cavsl-
ry, left Centreville Friday, and the re-
connoissance arrived at Falmouth last
evening and passed through Warrenton
which was occupied BY about IS rebel
cavalry, who escaped. Small parties
of rebels were discovered at Licking and
Elkridge. Some dozen prisoners we're
Prisoners and deserters from the rebel
army report no force 1t Culpepper.
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From vicksburg.
From Washington.
Especial to Times.l

Especial to Times.
.WashiDgton. March /.
The rebels on the Rappahannock, for
two days past. refused to hold oommuni-
cation with our troops under the usual
fag Of truce.
Reports from the Army of Potomac,
represent the condition OF the roads a
being much worse than At any previous
time.
The Senate will be convened in execu-
tive session after adjournment Of Con-
grsss, for the purpose msinly Of consider
ing military nominations made by the
Presidsat, which cannot be reached until
after the 4th of March.
Reports say that the Mcdowell Court
oof Inquiry censures him for leaving his
command on the evenisg Of 27,h Of Aug,
and failing to nsst Gsn. Pope at Manas-
sas Junction, without orders, and during
which absence Kings division was At
lacked By rebels. Finding of the court
approved BY the President.
1t is stated, the President win call ont
mGH QuuCA NAo 0OoBCk1pk&oQ-1cI- l.
II 10 said Representative Gurley, of
Ohio, will be nominAted for Governor of
Arizona, aud McCormick for Secretary.
The Times special has the following
,rivate letter from Port Royal, which
lnakes curious statement Gen. Foster
took . captain and 80 men from 18th
Conn.,. just before he went North, and
msds - rsconnoisance. They entered
Balls Bay, north Of Charleston harbor,
and landing thsEs, marched through the
ensmy's picksss TO within full sight Of
Charleston, and then to within view oi
Fort Sumter, about Il miles distant.-so
near that ofhcers on the parapet could be
seen neving about. There is reason to
behave . succsssful attack can be made
On the Babylon Of Rebellion from quar-.
ter deemed unaOcessahle.
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Congressisnal.
Washington, March :.

The House rescinded from amendments
70 Senate bill supplemental to an act reg
ulating the Judicial systen of the u. S.
This amendment gave the Distric, Courts
admiral jurisdictioue over the lakes and
adjacent waters.
The House passed the Senate bill
granting lands to Wisconsin and Michi-
gan for military road purposes.
House concurred in the Senate amend
ment bill granting privilege to the lnde-
pendent Telegraph Co., the line extepd-
ing from Portland to Washington, to ex-
tend their lnssFinto the District of CO.
lumbia. The smsndmsnt grants similar
privilege e apy other corporation or com
pany.
Home passed the Senate bill authori-
sing Paymaster Generals to take imnle-
diate msAsarss for the payment Of the
sick and wounded in the convalescent
camps and hospitals within SO days.
I Tbs Senate bin teS organise signal
corps, altar smendnsntss: passed. !
BsExA1x.yl 81 YpYg
Mr.. Chandler presentedA . report from,
Sccissary -- approving the Presidents
Prnclamatiop. He called up the bill for
the protection of abandoned property, snd
for the prevention Of any fraud in iusur.
rectionary districts.
Pending questions on the motion slri,
king oni tbs resolution providing for the
purchase Of cotton, riss, sugar and tobac.
CO. Motion. lOst. III to95. ~ =
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rebels to bring munitions Of wsr to carry
on the fight.

on the hght. N
HOUSE.
Mr.. Porter, from committee on Con-
ference made report on disagseing votes
on bill anaendat0ry OF an act establishing
Court claims, which was adopted. Ths
bill also provides for two additional Judg-
es and retains the present jurisasetion Of
the court -house-passed,
. The Senate bill disappearing csrtain
acts Of Nevada Territorial Lsgislatuzs
touching the rights of foreign municipal
corporations within the Territory W. ~
ken up. After some flibustering the bin
was postponed till tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
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New York, March z.
Mayor Opdyke to-day vetoed the reso-
iutions of the Common Council TO give
Fitx John Porter public reception.
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DsasAs In KsAknk sleeARssAl.
~. - Janss Jnktas. . =, s7tA n. chr disrrhsa
y - w.aEslalSSS - III pxcsxsSasiols aaa
paeanosiA In Pest Howell
\ ~. MnsivtIsAAy - =. - tSss. .SaSa 49,
- Z - 1tsssA - q, IL QAie. .ss., sv.,
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UHIon S0C1AL.-'Ths ladies have to N.
nounos an unusually attrsetivs pro-
granns for this svsnings soasssting u
both vocal and instrumental nusic.
Ballads, quaststtes and ehsrusssysmssg
which srs some nsw and popular soses
also chsrades and refreshnenis with iss-
cream ~ IN extra. 8
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Vsussl Captured by the Pirate Florida
W 500 Halifax. March. 2.

The steamer Delta, from st. Thomas
10Th, and Bermuda 60 nls., has arrived,
and rsp0rts on the f2th Of FebrusSy in
lst. -, long. IS, Ihat the Florida captur-
ed and burned the ship Jacob Bell bound
from Chiaa 70 Nsw9 York. The Jacob
Boil had 1000 tons ~. ! Her passenger
and crew wers tsnnsfesred 70 y Danish
vssssl. The ID. g. steamer Alabama left
s.. Thomas 'ba the 10Th. of February in
search SfShs Florida.
The atAAmer Colsnba ran the blockade
At WiImington, n. G., and had srriysd
q s.. Gsorgs with : cargo Of cotton and
tobscco. The Columbia reported the ar-
riyatat Wiluiagtsn Of the steamer Giraffe.
GunboGt IA1iAnnla Captured. h
u. 8. Mosquxro EqrADsox, Fee. 27,l !
VIA MlHPHIs, March l. e
70 Hon. G;dsos VIA Sse,y efNa.yl :
!. 6n--I regret 70 iafsrm you thaA tie
lIndianola has elsp gone into the hands oi
tie sssmy. The sans Webb and Qussa
Of The West attacked her Is mile from
herr and boarded her, and shs susrsuder-
Cd, I'll Of whioh saafbs traced - ron.
cornpliaple With my instructions. I al
not know the particulars,
fSgned,l j u. p. PoR1ER, C0mdg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03

.NoIicE.
Two rood ANAL hors A viii be sold Il auction %
tuesday. the ad instant q II O'Clock ai our Aastion
Store ON Main between I'D and ID ssrectA
HOWE J. W1LLIAMA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03

DnRATcH.-At the late sitting Of the
District Court in this city nearly zoo ca
80 were dspossd Of and DEGREES entered.
Everything that was rssay had = chance,
but several hnadrsd ssss still lis over
on fhs dsckse byvirtas. 1--we suppose, Of
the "gloFisus daiays and uncertainties Of
the law"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-03
THE CRY.

HIoH.-In consequence Of the bad
roads, corn, haywood, potatoes and other
country produce ere pretty well zp among
ths figures. Those Who have, sIong the
liaM Of nilrosds osntesiDg bore, aay thing
Of the kind tor our market will do we'll 70
send il in and secure the present high
prices.