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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

\ Members vi tio last House.
OF the members set down above as Border.
State" in their politics, we know that several,
and believe that a majority, will give an indc-
pendent but cordial support to the Administra-
tion-not, perhaps, on every measure, but
generally, and with sincere good will MessrS'
Webster and Thomas Of Maryland were nomi.
mated and elected by the Unconditional Union
party; not opposed, indeed, by the Copperheads,
because opposition was hopeless; but tho voters
who elected them gave at the same time large
|mejortiesior the Emancipation candidate for the
only State Office filled at this election. Mr..
Thomas was expressly and unanimously instruct
led by tho Convention that nominated him 10 par.
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BOrder State men:
KENIrCKY-y.
! Lucicn Anderson.
. George H. icauian.
s Henry Order.
4 Aaron Harding.
. Robert Mallory.
&. Green Clay Smith.
Z. BIutus j. Clay.
= William ii. Randall.
.. William II. WadswOrih.
nARYLAND-2.
9 Edwin IL. Webster.
4 Francis Thomas.
MbsOURI-2.
l.'Francib i. Blair. jr.
.. james ). Rollins.
VIRGINIA..
/. l.. II. Chandler.
= joseph Scear.
3. IL. II. Kitchen.
Total Border State. 10.
Dem. and Border. State
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Naval Movements.
An IRoy.cLAp ORDERED TO PREPARE FOB
SERVICE.

SERVICE
Orders have been sent 10 Chici-Englneet
King. L. : ". who recently made tsial OF tie iTon'
clad battery Winnebago. AZ Cincinnati. 10 have thas
vessel completed possible for active service
LIST Of officers has been made ont by the Navy De-
partmcnt and forwarded the officer in charge lh'
Winnebago is now thoroughly completed. and VIII %
ready TO Join active squadron m II" Jazz SIs
carrics crew Of loo men and has Two guns Il' R''
tnatlon OF the vessel Is not known
Us. srgAM-FRIGArE NIAGARA.
\ letter from this vessel states th' she ~
been very unsuccessful in her recruiting service ony
about three or four men enlisted at GloIecSier N"s
she actually lost xix by descrtlon. The Navy DP'.s.
ment had instructed Commodore Craven % on'f ~
proper inducements 90 Young men about 70 cnlsl ~ '
service but our correspondent states that al te ~
allie mon on tie coast Of New England not enyaseds
whaling ships and merchant vessels have gone ia W.
army and navy already. - that the mercantile ooIn
nifty of the different towns and cites are JUST - ~
In want of men as the Government
DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
UNION.
This vessel sailed Yesterday from the broonlyu
Nayy.Yard for the South Atlantic blocAadins squau
She took out a large. supply OF stores pro, u.s. n,
ammunition &C. beside several officers ana in'' ~,
tie fleet She will 20 as far as New.or.eahs' -. -
commander o, the Union las received iusH
return as soon MS he has delivered his cargo.
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elected as follows:

IAN fftflftf4if
Dit. CoNNrCUCUI-l.
!. Henry c. Dcming.
3. Augustus Brandagec.
4. John ii. Hubbard.
CALIFORNIA
Samuel Cole. (ai largcD
Thomas Il. Shannon. -
Thomas Highly.
ILLINOIS,.
l.'Isnac n. Arnold.
,. John r. Farnsworth.
> 'Elihu Is. Washburne.
; 'Owen Loyejoy.
6 Jesse d. Norton.
HpiASA-i
2 George ". Julian.
6 Ebcnczcr Dumout.
: GodlOyc >. Orih.
. schuyler Colfax.
IOwA-6.
! james !. Wilson.
. Hiram Price.
8 William Is. Allison.
1 Jamss Il. Grinnel.
. John A. knsson.
. a. W. Hubbard.
Kansas.
! a. Carter Wilder.
nAIAK-i.
. Sidnev Pcrham.
3 james g. Blaine.
4 John III. Rice.
3 Frederick 4. Pike.
hA-sAcn sLIIs-.O.
! Thomas II. Eliot.
,. Oake. Amcs.
}. Alexander II. Rice.
( Samncl Hooper.
, John Il. Alley.
q Daniel " GOOch.
:. George ;. Boutwell,.
John ID. Baldwin.
q. William Is. Washburnc.
10. Henry l.. Dawes.
NARYLAND-2.
] John i. j. Cresswcn.
5 Henry Winter DAVIS.
MICHIGAN.
! Fernando &. Bcaipan.
= Charles Epson.
3 John ". Long elr.
4 Francis ". Kellogg.
,. John /. Driegs.
NIS'LsOTA-2
J William Window.
=. Igng..us Dpnnely.
sIssoUKI-3.
2 Henry i. Blow.
4 :. II. Ioy 4.
3 james V. McClurg.
Z. Ben. W. Loan.
nLW HAHrsliiRE-2.
2 Edward II. Rollins.
5. james ". Patterson.
SEw- JEE5EY-l.
/. john +. Starr.
hRw YORK-li.
lC. Orlando Kellogg.
II. Calvin /. IIu.buFd.
H. James VI. Marvin.
- Samuel r.. Miller.
~. s.tmbiofe W. Clark.
&. DcHitt &. LittlcJ0hn.
%. Thomas 4. DAVIS.
a Theodore NJ. fomcroy.
3 Daniel Morris.
~ Giles ". EOlchkiss.
q Il. Is. Van Valkenburg.
r.. freeman Clarke.
~. Augustus Frank.
81 reuben T.. FontOn.
OHIO.
3 RObcrt G.. Schcnck.
~ James NJ. Ashley.
H. Ephfaim X. Eckley.
IL Rufus l.. Spaulding.
-. John a. Garfield.
OHRCOS-l.
!. John X. Mcbride.
PENNsYLyASiA-l2.
9. Charles q Neil.
5 Leonard Myers.
I. William ID. Kelley.
B. #. Russell Thaycr.
Z John NJ. BrOOmall.
.. 1haidcus Stegcns.
IS Henry NJ. Tracy.
X. james 4. Hale.
- Glcnni W. Schoicld.
~ Amos nyeis.
r. James X. MooThead.
y. Thomas Williams.
RHODE BLAND.
] Thomas A. JcnckeS.
= Nathan +. Dixon.
VENOM.
! Frcd'k'E. Woodbridge.
z justin S. Morrill,.
) POrtus Baxter.
wIscOAsiN--3.
9. Ilhamar G.. Sloan.
3. Andrew Cobb.
6 Walter ID. McIn1oc.
Total Adm. D0.
H. go -. 49,. - n
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RI fkr Orras;i,,r

By he Opra'ii,,r;
Dist. CosNIcIfcuT-l.
2.'Jamcs T.. English.
ILLINOIS,.
John G. Allen (a' large.
4 Charles NJ. Harris.
7. John X. Eden.
4 John 4. Stuart.
9. Lewis W. Ross.
no Anthony l.. Knapp.
Ill.'Jamcs {. Robinson.
Il2 William X. Morrison.
l3.'M illian j Allen.
INDIANA.
! John Law.
2'Jaincs 4. Cravens.
3. II. w. Harrington.
& William :. Holman.
7.'Danicl W. voorhees,.
10. Joseph X. Edgar'on.
IL. james I. Mcdowell
MANI.
/. Lorenzo II. NJ. Sweat
MAINLAND.
3. Benjamin O.. Harr.s.
EICHioAs-l.
Q. Augustus 4. Baldwin.
Ei5soUgl-4.
?. John g.. Scott.
| q. Austin A. King.
| :. William 4. Hall.
NEW .HAsfsHiEE-l.
!. Daniel Marcy.
NEW yEI,Pi-f.
o George Middleton.
} William g.. steele.
4 Andrew j. Rogers.
5 Nehemiah Perry.
NEW lOKK-l7.
] Henry q. Stebbins.
. Martin halbiieiseh.
3 Moses !. Oiell.
4 l,cuJsmin Wood.
3 Fernando Wood.
& sElijah ward.
: John W. Chauler.
: James Brooks
.. Arson Hcrrick.
no William kadfprd.
.lI. Charles II. Winfield.
.l2 Homer a. Nelson.
.I3 John Il. Steele.
IA John V. l.. Pruyn.
.l5 John A. Griswold.
~ Francis Herman.
30. John GansOn.
Oulo-l4.
] George II. Pcndleton.
2 Alexander Long.
s j. J.. Mckinney.
; Francis &. LeBlOnd
q 'ChilrOn A. White.
Z Samuel :. Cox.
= William johnson.
. Warren J.. Noble.
II Wells a. Hu;chins.
~ William X. f.nck.
- John Ohsill.
IL George Bias.
10 james X. Morris.
10. Joseph ". White.
PRNN-YLvASlA-l2.
! Samuel j Randall.
q John ID. stiles.
3 'Syd'n'm l.. AncOno.
10. Niger Strouse.
IL Philip johnson.
~ Charles Dennison.
10 William III. Miller.
- Joseph Bailey.
10. Ale1. II. Coiiroih.
II. Archibald McAlliSter.
~ John l.. Dawson.
"a Jesse Lazear.
WISCONSIN,.
] Jancs ;. Brown.
4 Charles A. EldTldgc.
8. Ezra " heelcr.
1otal-Dem0crats. IA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
Upton. March 4, 1853 ia "'oN dr. Me'' h0yi'' mchs
n FOR SALE INC Posi- OfIice

VoI
5ijl Building and store Goods. now Owned and occu-
4 PIED by the subscribers, situated In the centre Of
Leicester and is desirable location for ish
Ing 70 keep county store. The Building is 10 good
condition, having been recently reT aired AID fitted
for Post Office and store. There two good tene-
ments connected with the store Also shop
IN the OF the Building, suitable for Shoe Shop or
Paint Shop
Also good two-story House, situated the corner
of Elizabeth and Farwel streets in the Worceg-
ter III. House has two good tenements-a upper aEd
lower For further particulars inquire Of the subscrib
j. II. Il L ID. THUISrOE.
Leicester, Feb.l2 1868. diff f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
EARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

n The subscriber being In III health wishes 10 dispose
OF his Farm very pleasantly situated mile north Of
the Court House 1t consists Of ~ Of very good
land for moving. pa0turafo and I'll a
There over 100 apple trees, in bearing condition,
mostly winter fruit with cherries pears grapes. and
othcrsmal fruits and good and convenient buildings
Apply to CALVIN BRIGHAM, Grove street.
p S-lt not sold be the 18th OF March, 1t will be
rented diff f2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
\ GUARDIANS SAFE on REAL

HqiU EHTATE-By License Of the Court of Probate
saht0r the county of Worcester, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on WEDN ESDAY. the 18th day of March
instant at three O'Clock in the afternoon the premi
than H. knights deceased, situated the sonherly
SIDE OF Pleasant street, within fe rods Main street.
in Worcester, containing about $500 feet of Land with
good two story Dwelling House thereon, in thorough
repair and Is one Of the most desirable Estates
sale in the CITY, The premises NAV he examined at any
time previous to the sale Possession given the first
day OF April next Terms easy and made known at tho
time aud place of sale. T. W. HAMMOND,
Guardian of Perss b. Knights and Hattie S. Knights
Worcester, March A. 1868 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
E o r S A l. E
Beautiful. Original Oil Paintings.

MR.. EDWARDS has finished many original OIL
PAINTINGS OF Native and Foreign Scenery which he
offers for sale Ladies and Gentlemen invited call
and examine Them Views of Gentlemen's Estates POr
traits of Favorte Cattle and Dogs Painted. Thorough
instruction given in every department Of the Are.
Studio, Nos Is and 90 Fagg's Building
mch9 d3m Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
SPLENDID COUNTRY RESI-

f4.ill DENCE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM Is now Of
LAhtered for sale In North Br0okned. 1t Is two miles
from the centre, about the ssme distance frim East,
new built In MODERN style, and excellent finish.
view OF the house can be the map of Worcea-
ter County-the residence Of H. Rich The Farm-well
known as the Rich Farm-needs recommendation
from me. 1t cats from ty to seventy five OF the
best Of hay The land Is smooth ard level that II s
ali cut and gathered by machinery It's well supplied
with Fruit and good water. Please call and
Inquire OF DAVID NJ. HAVENS.
North BroGkfeld, Jan. l. 1868. d&w2w f28
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

GEORGE p. HARLOW, ApOthecary, corner Main and
Pleasant streets, and SUMNER PRATT "a Front street.
Mo div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most CAPABLE and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
have hesitation assuring inventors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
0Mamts.

WANTED-Three good men to drive
oxen and horse teams work on a farm and do
olher hlus OF work Please call address the sub
mchlO d3wt WILLARD NJ. HALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

EAKM FOR SALE.-Tho Subscriber
n offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro. This Is a
rare chance to purchase good Farm, this is OF
the best Farms in the easery Of Worcester coun-
ty. Stock and Tools sold with tho Farm II desired.
Terms Of payment made easy. DAVIS KIAGMAN.
NOrthb0rO, Feb 3, 1863. DIN rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

w. " " OUCH per cent scrip for sale {;
$1,000 principal and interest payable annually. Propos
ais will be received until April l. 1863 for the whole
any part of said scrip.
D. T. NEWTON, Treasurer
WestboIo', March 8, 1863. mchp dlw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
"A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
rs. I'll. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of u S. Patent O6ice Washington (snd der
the act Of 1881
70 state ST., opposite KiIby St, BOSTON.

After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the Uuitd States
also, IN Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed liberal
terms with Dispatch Researches made into Ameri
can and Foreign works to determine the validity utl
ty Patents Inventions-and legal or other advice
rendered in all matters touching tho Copies
the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting One
Dollar; Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through itnventors have advantages securing
Iatens OF ascertalnng the patentabty of inventions
unsurpassed by if not immeasurably superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The Testinoni.
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
Full AT THE Patent OFFICE than the subscriber,
and his SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN-
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and can prove that at
services moderate The immense practice OF the
serber during the twenty past has enabled him
aceqm1late vast collection Of specifications and Of
These, besides his extensive library of legal and me
ehanical works and full accounts patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Ali necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Commissioner Of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
0ry and more capable of putting their applications in
form to secure for them arly and favorable cond
''''''''' ''''' N' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
''NIr. R. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations all but of which patents have been grant
of great talent on his part leads recommend all
Inventors to apply to MIN to procure their patents as
JOHN TAGGART.
large practice made on telce rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
in ms fduor, b. the Commissioner OF Patents:
Boston, Jan. l. 1858 deodly jal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
! FARM AT AUCTION will be

f7.f NINNI II T hUO IIJN wv III be
I sold at public auction, unless previously disposed
szs=Azof at private sale, on WEDNESDAY, Aiarch Is
o55 az one clock P NJ. on the premises, THE WAT
sun FARM, SO called, situated In Holden. Worcester
ct me town two and half miles from the Depot in
Oakdalc ana seven miles from the city Worcester
The farm is CT the in the vicnity contains pne
hundred and one acres of excellent land; has upon it
one OF the best Barns in thu county, hundred eet
by forty, which has been built but few years with
Ahe9 ana Corn BAN. Spring water in the barn aud
yard A good two-story House, with out-buildings
Two thlidsoi the purchase motley remain upon the
place Also at the same time, lot of Land containing
2ss acres Of Moving and Tage Land, lying in the bend
Of the uinaoonset river near said farm For further
Information en- luire of the Auctioneer, or of GEORGE
HOBBS, lO5 Main street, Worcester
f25 diff r. r. Ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

q / 4 MPS STAMPS Revenue
- stamps for Deeds, Mortg tges Notes. Bank Checks
Fire and Life Insurance Policies, Writs Bonds TeIe-
graphic Dispatches Certificates Express Parcels Pro
tests, Power Of Attorney, Medicnes, Periumerv &c
NAV be obtained at tn" Collectors office 28 street
Notice is hereby given that stamps be used here
Rtter for all purposes provided bv law
Adm TIIAYER.
Us DIT u =. ilnIInnfnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

A ON.-'The Stock and Fixtures of
"A livery Stable will on the DIST day of March, at
10 o'clock NJ be sold at Public Auction the Stable
Of AMAluON WHIrrEMOBE, No Is Foster street
Worcester Mass, consisting Of the following named
Property Eight Horses, nice Saddle Horse six
Top Bugges, nearly now, enc rhaeton, Carryall,
one Chalse, very light, Omen HuggV one Stage
Coach, twelve Single Harnesses sett Double Hack
10 one sett Light Carriage do eight Sobes, Blankets
&c all in good condition. Also. SIX Shoats Sale posi-
tive AMMIDON q WUITTFNiORE
mems d2w Il. W. ABBOTT. Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

~ AYRSHIRE CATTLE, Ten Cows from to
N'years DID, Ilefers three years old this spring,
---aasz=sAal calf, four Hefers one year old this
spring. one yoke three years old steers handy and one
yoke native Oxen years old good for work or will do
for beef
The subscr will sell tie above named cattle at his
stable in Princeton, the 18th day March 1868 com
mencing at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
The subscriber has bred Ayrshire cattle for twenty
years, commencing in ls43 with bull presented by the
Hon Mr. Gushing of atertown, the Worcester &.
rcutural Socety this bull the subscriber with
the best native cows, then bred back to Il AYRSHIRE has
kept full blood Ayrshire bull since that time, that
his cattle are very nearly full blood Terms cash ap
proved notes sixty DAYS JOHN BROOKS
WILLIAM GOODNoW, Auctioneer
Princeton, Feb. 20, 1868. dts ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13
MOTHERS, TAKE HEED -Give nc

AA more poison to your children. Do you think
when observing the uneasy actions of your children
that the only of the little Sfiucrers illness is
worms? lnnineteGn cases out of twenty it Of all
the diseases t. which children exposed none
fatal to them as worms. In fact, children seldom
free from them, as worms initiate the symptoms ofmany
other complaints. They often produce alarming effects
without being suspected the real cause. he only
certain cure-one of nat ire remedies, compound
OF nothing but Roots and Ilerbsis Mas 0ssoRNs UNI
vEHs al worm POWDERS They will eradca &C all
from the system, if the directions strictly adhered
10. No more filthy vcrmtfge will be used by those
have zee used these Powders The active principal in
all other Vermuges, Worm Killers, syrups and Medi
Gated LoZengeS is Mercury, any physician will tell
you. Many DEALERS will recommend inferior prensra-
tlon' and lower priced articles af3rding prolific
themsel YES. BE SIRE and obtain only Mrs. 0sborn's
Worm Powders. Price Is cts per Box. sold by NJ Il
GREEN d. CO, Agents. dcOpstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

h n FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON

~ FARM FOR SALE In UPTON,
.iA he widow Phia Rawson situated in Inc northef
iy part OF Upton the road from Upton to westboro,
two aud one half miles from the centre Of Upton and
four miles from WestbOro Depot; fourth Of mile
from school Contains l66 acres Of excellent Land
divided into Moving Pasturage, and 1aqe with about
so of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow OF
20 acres good two story IoEse 40 by 80 with 30
by l6 Barn nearly new, 90 by Sc Corn Barn and
woodhouse, 40 By Is. Spring water brought TO the
house and narn The farm cuts hay enough to nl the
barn The above farm will be sold at bargain. Most
of the purchase money remain mortgage
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers
MOSES A. RAWSON, Upton Mass
d. j. RAESoN. Wet Boystoaa.
UPTON March A. 1853 DIFF mchS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-13

SALE OF PURE AYRSHIRE STOCK

SALE OF PURE AYRSHIRE STOCK
~ AT AUCTJON.-Wlll be sold atmy barn in Nillbury,
on MONDAY, the 23d inst, at ten o'clock NJ, Ayr
shire Cow, five years old Hefer, in milk three yrs
old; Heer two years old and Heiter one year
old Some of them in caby the Ayrshire bull owned
by o. b. Hadwen, Esq The above stock has been care
fully bred from of the herd of the late j. w LIN
coin, and bull, from full blood cow imported by the
late Col Randall of New Bedford and from the bull
McGregOr given to the county society by the Massachu
sets Society for Promoting Agriculture.
Also, first rate Cow, Dur am and native I'd two
superior native Cows. Terms cash. or at ninety
days and interest, C. r. MILES.
Millbury, March 4, 1863. dtmch23 mch5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
New York, Nov. 70.

A Washington correspondent says :
private note from the front states it was
believed the rebels were in considerable
force south of Culpepper this side |of the
RapidaB. It now looks q if Lee was ma
neuvering for = position for battle, which
the Courier did not regard At all imposai-
BILE, unless the enemy suddenly crossed
the Rapidan with all his force, thus Civ
ing confirmation of the previous belief of
his weakness. It will be recollecded that
in Lees report Of his former advance, he
selected the ground he now holds to at
tack Meade. He therefore has opportu-
ty to make good his word.
Our army cannot advance very rapidly
owing to the want of q railroad bridge at
the Rappahannock, yet few days more
will suffice to see if change in the
situation developes battle. Gen. Meade
is very active in disposing Of his corps to
to stragetic points.
Mr.. Jno. Wilson, jr., whose arrest at
Chicago on the charge of having forged
the name of Deputy Collector, B. F.
Midget, to note for thousand dollars,
was noticed 10 days ago, has been hon.
orably discharged on examination before
Justice Bowling, having shown his en-
tire innocence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga, Nov. l:

Chattanooga, Nov. II.
All quiet in and around Chattano opa
We have reliable intelligence from Gen.
Bragg's army up to 8 o'clock a. m, at
which time the Gel picket's post, twelve
men, deserted 10 our lines.
The disafec,ion among the rebels is no
longer confined to Kentucky and Ten
nessee troops, but is widespread among
others. Our daily receipts average twelve
or fourteen.
Hardee is assigned to the command of
Folks corps, and has relieved Longs,reet
on Lookout. The latter has gone with
1000 troops and part of the cavalry to
East Tennessee. The balance Of the cav
airy has gone TO Iuka.
Cheatham's and Stewards divisions
have returned.
Bragg has now three full corps-Har-
dee's, Breckinridge's and Bnckner's
5000 men is low estimate.
Thirty days furlough have been grant
ed to the farmers of the Georgia State
troops to allow them to SOW wheat.
All quiet with Hooker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
FROM MISSOURI.
The Governors Message---Latest Elee.
tion Returns.
St. Louis, Nov. IL.

St. Louis, Nov. IL.
Nothing of special interest was done in
the Legislature yesterday. The Govern
or's message relates almost entirely to
State affairs. 1t recommends measures
to induce immigration to the State from
all countries. Respecting the relations
of the State to the Federal Government,
it says there is now no military organiza.
ton within our boundaries hostile to the
Government of the United States, and
that there is every indication that the
former feeling of hostility has settled
down into a quiet acquiescence in the
supremacy of that Government and an
unwillingness to have the peace of the
State further disturbed by rebel organi-
cations.
The Democrats footings of the elec-
ton returns, as far as heard, give Radi-
cal majority of two hundred and ninety
four, including the soldiers vote.
The Republicans footing, also inclu-
ding the soldiers vote, gives Conserva-
tive majority cf three.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
FROM CAIRO.

Cairo. Nov. IL.
BY the steamer Mary E. Forsythe VIC
have Memphis dates to 10th inst.
By news from below from other sour.
ces | learn the steamer Allen Collier was
recently burned by guerrilas at Whit
worth's Landing, on the Arkansas side.
q short distance below Helena.
All quiet between Memphis and Cor
NTH.
There are reports that Chalmers will
make another attempt on Colliervllc.
The rebel officers captured at the late
fight there arrived at Cairo this morning
Among them is Col. George. Former
reports gave him the rank OF Brigadier.
which is incorrect. They are en- route
for Johnson's Island.
A fight occurred on the Little Tenpes-
see last Monday, and rebel regiment
was repulsed with loss of fifty killed
and forty captured.
Weather at Cairo delightful.