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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18
Sunge Mdnner,

EepnberS welfe hie Cpier ns Stemen Eaters sewprben
fnb baS i6rli fa piele &auienSe in en u rte8 @rdb
rc6t mslde bur9 lire erbabenen Gdlsate nD tnpdetn
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beeeert no Ter 2er beabernee G6ne entlpdt ta6en
mIrten, tn6esn fcb NIT pppem Sertreren naben.
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Innelle uub g'itnpItt1s 5eure'l Il,
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bic @9e unb 9ta4tpn,mudaft unm6sid adt, tapoit taS
2pps Derer bic ibren 2etoeni4atn unbecansn frSbnen
Sunee 2eue nb :u eidt ;t Musdwetfun9en eenest neil
lie tereu TpIgen nid eenau ttnner Sbgletd tie aud burd
Strifturen Nber3lasen i'm Sar Stein nb anbere llr-
laden enttehen fann Is 1T e bod etaentbelS cine 8clse
bes Nt6braudes Der ttelen Sredne 28er dber min eS
ldenen ba bic &ra Der Gr3eusus eber BON Dene perlU
ren Wtrh bic b beimen GaRern erseben ais bon Dsnt
bte ba peile itnb.
~ office: go. Z @ib,6rsbertdFr.,
Feben Ttaren BON 8altimprefr., Ditlt@e Sttte,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Ntan merle id gdmen unb Sau8nuntmtr, BENT unpen-
Re unb trieertl6e a6nta9er brtrbene unb 9epienlpe
Quafialber Sdubtder @tteelipihier, SraBenretniser
unb 3anpenpuser IT, + ~. 6b reeelmdBse Mer5te
1nb lauern ansepsen bon Dr. pbnfpn8 0u IN Der dbe.
N8. aIIe 8riee ntalIen etnen gOf-Stamp enttaltsn.
Cine 0stlung in 2 Saqen 3ugef9ert.
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A CART from Col. II. ) mn.

10 the FreeBea Of Tennessee
have eenrepoatedly urged by my fellow
soldiers Of the Army Of Tennessee, before and
since the late convention at Winchester, to he.
come candidate for Congress in the ith dis
trict
was reluctant TO yield my consent to th Sc
friendly manifestations in the first place, be-
cause may safely declare a preference for my
present position, las Col. commanding the 35th
Told 5th) Tennessee regiment,) with whose gld
liant members have been allied since ils
organization, and upon whose banner haze
seen five ho9orable battles successiyely To-
scribed
But the nomination Of Col. John p. Murray,
seems to have provoked singular want 1t
unanimity, for roaaons which viii be hereafter
explained, aud the renewed enlrcatos OF NY
comrades In arms, induce me TO submit n,V-
sell TO their wishes, aud declare myself q Cii.
didaie
do tbis with proper iOrethought and ita a
spirit OF honest patriotism believe that ny
ailiation with the private soldier. aud my AZ.
qnaintance with his needs enables mc 10 be II
some practical advantage at nnle when h 8
comfort 10 most TO be observed. Without h.
ing much OF a poliiioian proioss 10 be som j.
thing OF soldier, in my own humble way, aT
do believe have the good Of tho soldier 4
heart the more so since have shared i s
marches, his fare, aud hisperils hand ia hanl .
and shoulder 10 shOnlder.
The next Congress d0oa moi convene an, \
late Ia February. Until that time, II ! am no,
ored by on election, ! shall be found, where Il
have been since the war began, among the M 4
OF my regiment entertain the sanguine hop \
that hosiiiiea will cease with tho lali can :.
paign, which viii leave officer aud soldier alb II
loouooAo, 90 20 50 Congress, or home, or els
where
J make uo claim la election on accomi y u
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SATURDAY. MONRING JULY 25. 1853.

heretofore bigly gratying 20 me - have tad it IN
my power 10 mlngie somewhat more freely with oar
heroic fellow Cit2sns in the army; 10 vi use uue
quaed valor, and good conduct we owe 50 70 lch NOR
than we can ever meeuy reqnite. det ed tnis,
because wished @ learn nom theif own lips, all
their wants AMI all their wishes in order that oui
legislation at Richmond might DO fell usiici 20 these
who have 80 freely suffered and so herolciy toel Ton
our deliyerence as a Nation. But 3u not Ieel vii
ling % exhibit the appearance al enhsting IN what Is
known Y0iflcdt AociI08 sglng, at a moment OF so
mueh peril and difficulty; and have therefore, Tor
nearly two months past remained quietly 4tlny place
Of temporary soourn, 10 the village whence MS al,
d,es3 Gmanates. Alter next Thursday week 1 shall
feel relieved from all embarrassment on this subject,
aBd hope then TO take by The band every pat ot SOL
der which cur glorious trmy contains. Mean While,
have the homer TO be, your rend and fellow citizen
h. 8. Fe OTE.
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any poor services of mine and II receive bat
two votes, shall be prond of.taep bly, aim
is 10 serve iny country. believe cau serve
it efficiently at Richmond But ia majority o..
the ireemen OF Tennessee think otherwise, I
shall feelno III VIII 20 any one, but shall con.
Time to struggle lor Tho rights OF the South
for her Independence forever and ever Of hC
North, and all the world, and for he disfran.
oil all her cherished institutions from
aggression ond srepresentat0n
Very respectfully, your ob't servant
-. n,LL.
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OrlTce 3. TsNN. q Ia. r. r. Dol.

All requiston for the transportation Of troops and
dance with Gen'l Coopers trdor No. 2, dated az
RichAond, January ID, 1863 Verbal 0r9srs will not
be needed. In my absence prompt attention will be
given TO all requisti0ns by q. b. Wallace Genl
Freight Agent.
jy23-tf R,O. JACKSON ,Genl Supt
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NUMBER 9O2

GI no RswARn The a.nye reward salt'
- ! l4tO pad lir The Apprehension aad dss-
ly a. Chltaaoa&l, OF ihe iolloNing agnsd deseitefs
llum the 1t and i1,a Tennessee reglasns or so 1r
lt'rf one % them. The attention % nunHAnderi ~
Valiy companies Il oa..ss 10 tteir aan,ea a. u r
oeievri ihst 'onv Of them have dcserted n order y
: al cavalry commands.
lsr, rESSEssEE.
y Carson. Capi Beiy'sC Go. 4. RM rrFll Cap,
steelosCo B. , l1unean Capi Whe.css' 90 1.
Brown, ! q sweeney Hsnry smith, J ]. Church
Capt Atkeson' Go y. G Sshwarz, Capt Leaschet.
Go =. N Smith, Capt lrwi1's 60 o. n q Booker
Il Erwin, A y liuglesJ 4 Seiiar, Capt wehsers
60 Il Cgrpl Paindeytcf. u r Mofatlin. W
Jacsuun Capt edbcltcrs 90 7 N normedg, Nm
Hall, Flnn, r Il Johnson Jno Appleton, Hiam
Clarke, tu Mcnlcy, Nm Psroa, Thos DAVIS. = y
shadden, Capt Fournoys % X. Jao cotharp W d
tlalgtt, Capt Flcher'scoi.
2,rn rEBEtsgE.
Gosseb, Capt hawler's 81 A. ! @ Bette "
pankey, Capt Camphells CO &. r q stanley. Capt
ldpscomhscop. u d Rla, Capt Car1lscot J.
By order u "A. R. FEtLU
Col Comig l1 a 25th fcnn, Regi.
Tuo'. u. .MCHwNEy. Adt. iy23-hr
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r, Q. JACKSON Gen'l supt.
DEPARTMENT EAST TENNESSEE,
OFFICE CoNTRoLLrS1 QUARrrRSAsrRR,

duty at Cleveland, for The collection F the ~ I'M
kind, IL the Sd Congressional District C0mpdsed OF
The counties, Monroe, M2Minn, Mesgs, Rhea, Polk
Bradley Hamilton aaflon, SeCuatchie, Bledsoe
Gnndy and Franklin He will appoint saltable
agents in eaChp the counties in )rhich h 10 pmctca
bic te collect the tax, 10 whom lrmers will deliver
the Governments portion o the rloducts Of their armt
taking their receipts in uuplicGte one Of hoss 70 bo
sent to Capt. Tape to be taken up with bis Official
receipt.
AS ID is all important that the army should be sup.
piled, farmers are urged 10 bring for ward their pro.
duce as rapidly as asBoBslble JAS. GLOVER
jyl2Im Maj. and Controlling ON.
90 Clevelrnd Banner copy / mouth and forward
bill.
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OFFICE OF CoxD'T OF CAMP or ms, !
Cleveland, Tenn, July 10th, 1868. (

General Order('
No. 1.
l. 10 accordance with the aboSe order, Maj. r, NJ.
Cox, has this day assumed command of the Camp OF
Instruction. at Cleveland, lsDnessee
IL. All EnrOlng ollicefs in the following counties,
to-wit; Roane, MoMinn i'radley, Bledsoe and HaO-
ilton, will report at this Office on the 2jth Of this
month for Instructions
III. All Enrolling officers Of Middle Tennessee will
report TO this office soon AS practicable, the exact
status Of every enrolled man In their respective dis.
trcts. Blanks will be furnished upon application,
and all men enrolled win be arrested, and brought 20
this camp for disposal
~. All commanders Of non-c0nscrpt companies Of
this Department. south of loudon will report at this
Office for Instructions.
by command of
RIM. COX, Maj, r.. A. G. s., and
Oomdt Of Camp OF Instruction
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Gr0LEN from the subR iiber on TIE lth last, a
~ sorrel Aorse. DESCRIPTION 20 follows his color ID
unusually red, small size, q about ll hands hlgl
little white above The hOcNupon one OF his hind pas
ter1 bpon the rite il MOI mistaken aud perhapsa few
white hSrs In his face, toemhle close made, aud be-
ing petei be is apt to show sign Of notice whe0
h'E>H came le called il not aded, to-wit Jim. Thirty
five Gears IS offered for the same, aad the thief
worth ! s. money will give thirty dollars for hni--
ag~ Of t-9 horse, four last sprbg.
iy2S'2t' SARAH LARD
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AUCTION SAIEI.

(tAPT. n. REYNOLDS, ~ associated With me in
~ raising Company Of Scouts, for Gent Forrest
any one wishing TO on can report 10 him al Chatta-
no0ga, Tenn, or 60 Maj John T. Hopkins or myself.
iy23 30 MILLER TuRNEY.
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a Bcket Al this ouspicious moment foot
skout let fly a whistler bullet, which TUX effuk
sum whar in these reiuns. ltwer reasonably
supposed that one Yankee wer killed, and per
lhaps two, Ter even 10 this time, sumthin ded
can be smelt n those parts, tho the buryai
squad had not bin abul 10 find il up to late
hour ye3lerday After right smart sl,irmishin,
the he'd Of tho raid fell bak down the road to
the Alabama, and wer pursued by our mount.
ed yomaury at a respectable distance.
Now, Mr.. Adeer and Smith: while all these
Ivalyant ieeis were goin on heye abouts, Gen
Forrest had been Ghn tie body and tail Of the
Raid away down at the Alabam line. Finally
Ihe proposed to the Raid to stop pbitn, and
play game or two OF psker, under a cedar
tree, which they aEsepted. But lhe Gineal
6ero not in lux, and had poor hand, and had
IS'aiked his last dollar Tire Yankees had
Strait which would have tuk Forrest aud
Irakcd down the pile, but he looked EN- rghtiu
the eye and sed 'be poaid see IN. anil 90 1900
I5efey The Raid looked at him and he looked
iaJ ihe Raid, and aeger bIHlei Tho Raid'
Itrembled all over in it's boots, and gin il up
Tie Fe'erai blg6ei en-, and ever sence that
lgame was played, the little town close by LAS
been called Ceda Biuf" 1t wer tlttsh times
lin The Alabam, that day, shore
Well, Mr. Editurs, you know the seequil
The General bagd EN- and brought em on.
The panka were put back on tho bridge. The
river bank infantry countermarohed and fired
Ipermiscuous yolley in token Of jewbiles. One
OF the side-wipin cannon went off on it's own
hook and the ball gent ded through "a house
and tore buro all TO flinders. Sum sed it wer
q Ntter 6HrO, but potash man who examined
sed he reckon not, for ther wernt no ashes in
the drawers, nor nary ash hopper on the prem.
ices.
BY and hy the Camanchy skous and pickets
all kun in, and Bhucls ther ambrosial locks and
received the congratulashuns Of ther friends.
Then begun the ovashm of fair women and
brave men 10 Gen. Forrest and his gallant
boys. Bokays and tears were all mixed up
Big hunks o. cake and graft
udo wero distributed generally and frequent
Strawberries and cream eggs and inguns, pies
and pancakes, all few round amazin, for every
body was determined to d0 Sua2tbin. Gen.
Forrest subsidized and Gen. Jewbilee TUX COM
mand, and Rome wer herself agin. The 4 !
proDged forks aud silver spoons rose from the |
dead, and even tho old hen what one of our
city aldermen had buried 1oHb her head ont,
was disinlerred and sacrificed Immediately for
the good Of the country.
Thus hey ended the Raid, and no loss on
our side. HOwsumover, ! suppose that Mr.
linkhord viii keep peggin away
Yours truly and immensely,
FafnT VgNUn
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I!sa ASasriislnGnls.

lNJ ANfED--A ne 'eo woman as cook trr "A small
~ family. AppE at this oIiss immediately
QIE0 bEWARD--Sr0IEN.- From DE c4nsps
~ lCO 81 Bag, t'ea. ila,e brigade d blue q iolh
Lent, Colonel, uuilOrm. The t0at was lullJ =immcd
and the STARS wer pAi1 guild fSo pai oJ panta
we're laktu lr the slSe time, One a dark alur u0
stripe down the legs, oGe light bfne, Nlth q auau
blue strips dowa lGe l1gs ANY ipiouniflon given
vi be rewarded e. this o1lCe. U2i-lla
NOf SALE L2ge - -rs.e two Hsfy nuc niatou
IL Horses which will be L3id separately ii desired,
IL not sold privately by 10 0clOck saturday, they viii
pc SOD at 0lcoon ~ Tue Government STABLE on Mar.
ket 81 Tor piHicaars enquire o, the owner, az the
odioe OF Capt. y. w. Eenaedy, . On. jy2J,2t*
TAAkEN UP and committed 10 Jail ia Chattanooga,
a on the 2sd OF July, 1865, negro girl wEo calls
her name jimmie, s1ys she belongs VI DR.. Leaton, Of
Kingston, Ga. said Sirl Is black, low. and wel
built abonl y years old -7he master is requested To-
come forward prove he slave, pay charges and take
her away. }. H.SWAIM,
lyzi q Jalor Chattanooga.
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OJnN REWARDs - siolep al Tullahotna. Tuna.
SDlNIO un The night 0f The 29ih Of Jane, my
bay Mare "a ot Al hands tiqh, head rather und.i
medium aize, and nose Straight The name clpse 20 b.
shoulder short aud curling, with white has inlcunn.
eed, white pot on TOE e' Of TOE throat caused az
pareutly hy the rubbing Of throat LATCH oas mHd la
white, spotted With black, hare spot u1 ihf len
wmp, an inch on m0io IN diameter culaed by !
sploich Of zoe. The above 'eward will be paid fH hef
delivery 70 Mai. A. L.iandis Quartelmaaier Celmfa'
Division, or ~ mo ~ Chattanooga.
O. YANhEHFQRn.
iy2g-5r
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.nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD VIII bs
~ paid iog lho apprehension ii ny bdf T9m-a
mnlait0, about 80 years oN, 3 feet Z inches hlrh
weighg hj 10 l60 l.uuhis, speaks slowly IL uiahtlY
rppiured and wears ,Iuss. li0 rl m6 a SrWanntf
wearing blue checked thiIt rfuy hnmfspun eana
pants, mnde reinforced and viii lry 10 rtaeh Chifrt.
ion, on Mobile. " ag d.d npt 30 ~ Itt yanaess ne
haa been CeCuped ~ osiler and h0ae servant. aud
Wll probably seek employment With a1mt Onlrrf. /
VIII pay 90 i0r hu deteniion 40 thar ckn rrf him.
~ 500 ior hh Celig6fy lgthe A. Y, NJ. u ihf lfU
Ala, Chyt0uH sngade HleWan'a uhkFu, At
iyl2-izr l.. y. WeUDRUFF.
VO COUNTY sA'T AGENTS rsgeas pgaaa
< alton " Niddls Itn9este hy fha C17Rfamfr
rtmyi wy tnah'e 1tsfr HtCmag jai ~ r f1.t
"huiA9rfc Bgdf' contract villa 500 flHqNsaa. 81
~ yply tn oonHigJ ~ klsi 1aantase alih 40 H.
cg5aaed aw1uuf n hsA 1hr wh6k lmouuf made
~ hc tSLsae6. iar lde ffeffut ia ihti algsin d
iLe sife. asbjett b luiage Filaaltliaa ulfh slrt
cOnJtiea ~ wag - iced bfau ibf pfffsf IA inf
pltlS e%my. Fzfmth' s1au lt maIf 4 HraIs
AcCAAg Ja7pw ~. fAuaiy eTstm aa urm
pfe take, SO eoiaif sinps - ff9ada ~ msHn tae
-~gqfe @ niau raapc1tta taaaaW r'.Ft CAV esliht
tift ,Hcfofiioac fFeR NNEe,
lyis.iW q N. Gsa. A aaBt y aaI t.ta tallaiaa.
fe- kn1xfSl7 Rsgsat COW 90 WoFl aAaa Att.
eugsuef, CfYfiana htpuar hfA.t 1aps st.a asf
HusnFae iseusf eitn n - ihIae ia'it 80 aaoa M
ss....s..-...a.....l -. 4, ..aas .-.aa.s ass..
IA FElwl.a ufaNWEIs - - A. - "A al
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD .-Rauswn

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. .--Rausway
4 from the subscriber az Ihe month Of Battle
Creek his Negro boy Simp. Said 10y " eighteen yrAfs
will weigh about l4O l5C pouuds bad on when lss
seen grey jacket and grey pants. Said boy IL Sup
posed 70 be 10 the army somewhere around Chatia
no0ga.
will give the above reward 10 auy one delivering
raid boy at the camp of the Aith (Blylssl Maiasp.
p regiment, Anderson's brigade, Witheh division on
picket Al Taylors store, Alabama.
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MEQH09t WtNTfi'.-Ws uani A. kaaTe lftp
Az eifrf tatafp lsi Rooi rtgs ialsg g'aaa. Nruqw
titu tsaa aitaaiitlrlIa
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Three hcgs Biagiil,g Po,nle,.

A lot OF Safety Fuses, one OK Wagon one seit ct
new Gar Wheels - feet guaRe with boxes complete
Also, one set OF Backsniths Tools, In good order
the Vice has q solid lOx, and weighs $50 pounds
FIFTY FRINDSTONES
vary lug from to lee' in diameter, and from 10
inclb in thickness.
Sale TO commence ut o'clock A. N.
, iy232t" la. VAUGHN, City Anctioneo.
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AUCTION.
ON sATuRDAY. allh .IrLN, l.aI.

an SATURDAY, &Sth July, lsGJ
I WiLl SELL a. pablo auction. o. the E. T. a.
l. q, q Depot, Ia Chattanooga, FIVE SErrS o.
DERRICK GEARING, aid all the lpn Work belong
Ing 10 said pericas; also, large lot o. Double and
Single TACl.E BLOCKS and
$500 lbs MANILA ROPE.
Also, lot Of Stone Cutters Cast Steel Tools. Drills
and Hammers, and one half dozen Ames' b6st Shoves
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A 4 HOUR OF "0hIm cum dig,n and 90 extra dn.
~ ner at Col. q. W. Corbins, makes os VI peace
with all the world aud the rest Of mankind 90 on
others we would say, ~ end do likewise. GEr
GOoD DnHERa batter dlnIer--yes Che best diauef in
be had IN Chats hOoga Get u az Col. Corbins
jy22.lmF TEXAS, PER RANKIN
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NOTICE TO OONsClaPrs.
~ OrFIOE CoNp'T CANT OF NsrRuUr0s,
Cleveland Tenn, July I'D, 1863
SPECIAL pRnER5l

sPEClALpRnERSl
] la Pursuance Ol general order No. 80, Adjutaut
and Inspector Gengerals office, seby 23d 1865 all
persons L the county Of Bradley State Of Tennessee
are hereby ordered 10 npou at Cleveland County
seat oI Bradley coantyj On the 4th 5th 9Th aud ITO
days o. August next, or discrimination aud re,en-
rol.ment. The iirst tpur districts will report on the
4th the second lGur on the 5th and 80 on,
II. Tins notice includes every man between the
ages specitied-those who have been examined and
discharged by State or Confederate Surgeons. Those
who have at auy time been discharged from tie Ar
my. Those who have furnished Substitutes and all
persons who may clsim exemption on any ground
whatever, No pers0hs discharge exemption or de
tail, viii excuse them from attendance at the place
appointed.
III. Any person or parsons unable 10 attend, must
send by their enrolliay officer, the affidavit OF re-,
spon@DIe Physician stating the cause 81 disability,
aud the probable duration Of such disability
lN. All The laws and Regulations applicable to de-
serters, will be applied . such conscript as ia TO
repnir to the place OF rendezyo1s or who shs desert
aiter enrolment.
E6- Conscripts will come with three days rations
prepared. q. W. GRAY Surgeon, p. A. C.S.
Presidert OF Examining Bard.
BY command Of X. M. Cox
Maj, and CClndt Camp Of instruction.
CHAs +. MARTIN, lst 1t. and Adjt. y2l-d
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-25
ENEkAL OnDhup,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 9Th, 1858.

- , II"II "NUVVHI IHNNU VuIJ Jun I0UV'
General 0rdeBt
No.
l. Mai. r. M. Cox, p. A. G. S., will proceed to
Knoxville and take charge Of the Conscript Depart
ment for Tennessee until relieved by Mai l.. Butler
when be will remove 10 Cleveland, aud establish there
a camp Of Instruction.
(Signed) E d. BLAKE, 1T. Col Q. 8. A.
Conldt Of Conscrpts.
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Il. NJ. COX, Maj. =. A. q. s., and
Oomd't Of Camp OF Instruction.
70. y. MARTlN, lst Lt, y Adit. y23-7t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-09

CLINTON, Kr.. April LIST, 1868.
Eas. GAT4sQux s-As tie 2lsl ssgi-
msAt. Mis1pud yslnnesers. v.s ,.i.sd :
Ncrtneast MfSsodfi ma Southern towx.
some Of the numerous readers Of your pa
per may want 10 hear from m. So send
you this, hoping that il nay find room
in your columns. Notwithstanding the
precaatiop "a hare taken 10 show "a, the
country our loyalty 70 tie Government
and confidence 10 the Administration
there arSaat bus leyeg cpmhg to Us.
asking Us how oar regiment stands on the
question Of the day; and if the most ol
d are not oppossd . Abs Ensoia1S proc.
l.mation 70 fr.s The negroes, 3d. and
know Of letters being received in this
regiment advising men to desert and 60
home, md tAe people there ~csld pro-
tect them. We have men now in Jail in
Columbus for trying to desert. that were
actuated to do it BY their friends 1t home,
and the prospect is that they will be pun.
ishsd y ~ s1ssat s(sksS Nv. ssk -.
If those pssseas Aaa Aesar With us whom
the pexl oepe that the, Ksoknk Consti-
txlSx ~ ds1sl1shsd. yhsy would aat
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A = Scarce AssAcIe.s ii "a
Has anybody hoard Of asJ oopperbead
victories lately We should think not ;
they are not the fashion; indeed, they
are rarity, and Ike miracles. win soon
be chased = phenomena Of past dispen-
II Cennecticut has quashsd them. Saint
Louis, Jefferson City. Lsavenworth, and
every other city, except Detroit, 70 far as
heard from, hsve barred them forty faith
oms deep. We Advise antiquarians who
desire % preserve : perfect specimen to
embrace the present opportunity while
there are still few left in Ksokuk.
Judge Love, We snderstand, lssves
town in . few days for Ossum Va, the
great Copperhead den Of the State; Cl.g.
ett will soon b leaving for Maryland -
Bill LsseA b rot likely 70 returs hoa the
head Of Salt River, and the rest viii van
fish from our midst during the celebration
Of the next Union victory announced
from Charleston, Richmond, or yieks-
Lsrg. 9s3 sza