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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
Undertakes.
" T. PERKINS,

Metallic Burial Cases kept ccstsntiy hand for
Viii article am sole sgent. Those from distance
car es accom- modAied hy application TO ne. wooden
Conns 6tmued IL orders -boti poficss and havlng
my own besrse AMI carriages an prepared 10 al
tend TO fHnefsi- very reasonably. tfut seft al ny
once. or al ms residence, corner Of ixM and Er-
ehsase Streets. viii meet i'm prom ps attention
sp22-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whiskcy
They WILL erRK the above d seAses In pintr-ufus
cut Of sbundres.

Induced os the extensive sale and universal papu-
sHts OF boonsnf's German Bttet. rvarels r.tafe9
note o. ishofeht 9naess aud nnScrupUeus
nave opened ulon suffering hBratitg the Coed oates OF
nos fan- 10 ihe shApe OF roor rhi-le3 vj1.Iy com.
pounded with itirrous drugs and coristeued Tonies
St"ns etles aud Bltiers.
Bewsre o. he iilaumerxbls array Of Alcoholic pre-
parhsfors IN plethorIc bottles, md blr eil.l g.
nhdert me nast sp7eilatioa ~ bites; ~Ai1 instead
~ caring onv szTav IT disease, and leave ts dlssp-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-10
HooFLAND's GERMAN n1rrERs

Are not new and nufried article. het hsve stood
the Iest 81 lll1en yesrs tini - the Anlerc 4Rtic
ana tseir rtJaaaiion ard sse are r'yel. - an
slnilar pferarsnon The ffopretgrs have tho " audi
OF Letter. ir0n b. most eniar1t
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0cneraL Scooter.

L I sou FHKF A .E LHN EL rs VA NA A
3 General SCOOTER, Der ueue Obercummah.
beur Der Nrinee, lpurpe TN Sabre 1915 3u
Saplsp, Wfa6aGmlttts, sebpren, trat 1888 tn
bic Wilttdrldule 3u BeltpOtut purbe 1887
sum 1. Qieutenant e~rnannt, Dtsnte TN inertia
ntl9sn Rrte9e ais NDiutant pes @sneral 9as
uher. uno wurpe 1847, na1pem er lth in per
l@tspenen S4ln9ten au6ee3et9net gum Bre'
tpet=S berItlteutenont ernannt. 1853 IAieb
ct aus Der Nrmee tnD lebte bts gum NustruH
DIR HebOlutipn tn @altfornten. Gin II.
9i6r3 1861 tpurDe ct auf Geranlafuns pes
Experimentation bes StaateS Californian gum
Srtsaoegeneral Der Golcnt1re e%rnannt, mad
pen lfceIItoniliIdsn Counties MarYlanps &C.
iGtdt, un6 nahm lp1ter an benz Sslp3n9- auf
Der 6aIbtnIeI Spell, no feline DtpifiOn l6 Be-
ienbers IN Der S9laAt get WtqtamSbure
au63stGnete. Gr unteritiibte lpdter nit lets
ytem gprp0 @ppe rep. Giest auf's Sr6ftigfs,
unb tn Der Sala9t am Quttetam iptettn
SOOfer'S Gruppsn bic el%an3enDts &oae. Sn
Cer lsbterwdbnten SAtaGt tpurpe er pertpunz
BET. Wm Is. Stop. erbtelt er pas gpmmdnOc
lber cine Der 4 9robsn @olonnsn, aus oenen
Die Nctpmac>Nrm betebt. 5uutsr's @ateut
dis @eneralmaior Der 8olont6re III epm 4.
Suit 1862 baftrt. -s= st .sat2aA .'
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- (Gin9eanbt)
Scr Mrdfioent Guf benz SAtaAtfei0e
1Ct Mmttetam4

Inter bieIem Gttel brtn9t Der ,Gprrepcn-
bent" Ia letner ~getrtgen Summer sine oa1ebs
lt9a 9ietp' g)orter Correspondents an etn 2pnDos
Fer Slatt, DCttn &c bei6t, 9tncpln bate 0GY,
1watrenD bic 3et9en Der gefaaenea @glDoter
nod ntGt beerDt9t tparen. pCn ei1ent als a,!e
ten Sau9erb efannten > 3ter ot Dam 3 dlaht,
fslpe Elm 9ieDHen. puritngen lafeN.. 9Btr
(tnb tber3elgt, baB IS benz Mdnn, meldber
Den o@Orrelppnoenteu" periGt, nidst eiufG[t.
pieIea SlSofnn gu 9~lauben, Der nidt et1mal
oIinnt 9eaug TIT. Oab maui parabee laden
fSante. Wa8 fol- allp pa,nit be3prft tperDeu I?
gStr iuCuen ptele 6ra9e beantpurte1t, isop@
pie Gbatla6e Dorpuslhtdeu. Dag Qiacellt crit
etneu WOnat naD rer Shla6t @eleeeubeit
bdtte. paS ShladtfelO su b~eludsea, alr 3sit
als Nepue iber pte BET 6agerstUpn un0 0ar,
psrs 8srrY ltegenDe Mrmee se9atten tpmrbe.
Utan braitHt MIR bic ldubern Nullnmern
beg s@crrelppnbenten", Defenders In lester
3sit, 3u leIen unp gu lebea, nit tpelcbern 8t6as
gen mno S~elbf8efitM bteies '8latt ,pie etu ae,
lhpOllener WiopS forttpa0renb Die Nominftvoe
ton ~nngeifert unp anbeIt, unp yttellanog lirptrp.
alsoann etnen 3petfel Dqen, DaE btnfer all
Dtelem @ebahret lsbtgliA .pas ,betmtufIIhe
petledte Gtrebsa tts8t DaOuy9S5. SAB ma .ots
DISQUALIFICATION perlaltert itao tatlammIt Il, bst
slten Sahs ber 8itatnpfnng bsr RebeGiotr,
~inOirett al f6aben. @astUr ber raIaubt Ser
vGorreIppapsnts mas Ct na09eD rrlpdf BAT, Sd Il i,
bat er'fetnen BsrltanD 1erlpret, peaa iibers
bqupt pel6er Dcrbappsh Spar.r4.Dpeer co alaubt
% utft bann IL fs eiae bosGhfte .tiHftll6e l1aa
Derl9antbfttp ieinsn 9sIern 10 etvpaS %aaf,att@.
l9sn, dppo @s fir haHansa osru8 aW' batter, .pas
Ff e. glauben. s@as III es NUS, Dumn9eig
ODER n~nperl6amtbeit pper betpe8 Snlamrmet I:
Dtr iprehen nit isnem &tititer Der @ur4
reipOnpsut 1T anf Oas iGie6teFe 0apisr ee=
Oradt lfaabs am has i66fe @epfer. a ~, :.
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snblt6 ausbsaa9lt wsrbsn u. wisOsr

snblt@ amsbe3a cit werben u. tpispsr
r~eaelm1Btg ou0besaDlt tpereet.
SIM Norbeu mnb Ncr6UeIte len fan9en Die
uuionfeinoliGen pOsr lsseitcniiiIG %9sinrten
DeupFyateu, trps ibren jsst fcrtrdbreno ers
boltsugn NieOerlasen etnmal ,ptsDsr an, i6
sn rubren, taben jeoph in WlbanY bet Der
DCrfioen GpreGerpabt abermals Dteeee etas
S6lappe betommen.
SIN Oem 2iugenbl'de, no le gum dnEeriten
Mittel Der 0enaIt tGttesIArstteu miilsn, bait
ten Ge ben Wlutb ba5t Serlcrfn u. @autcptt 1T
sum Spretsr eep1blt wprcen.
@lsiAwOH 1T 1ss nt6t ge(Hebeu, Obne baB
BON Gesten Der Inar&iItsn nod elm Iebter
Mntamf 9~eaofnmet ~iporoenptpare. SIM 0ea
eenfab su benz am "a, absei&lo0enea Gartsu'
~berttaae, trenad, am 26. baS galetement
pbne iraenb cine untsrbredun9 iiattfucen
EfpQte. DerluAte Gielb, bur6 @inbrinenns ppm
Nntraaen, 8emertuueen our 0elAaftscrpnnng
ino bal. nbgrinols Dte Nblttmnung 81 per-
6tnpsrn.. ''' @s ipiiroe i6ua Stsleidt 9elungen
ifta, irenn 'utdt 4 ODER 5 DemOtraten Gbr
gef1bl senu8 Sebabt batten, einen lolten
siiGtetbarpieen Srn1 %etn9eean9ener Ser
pfIi@tumesn su beroammen.1 n%
t1nlere 8e3tebua9en gum Nuslanoe iinb un-
perGnoert. Die @eriiGte So, ~auspdrtiser
Snterpeuttpn lirO Ssrltumnt, ID eS TT ibuer
foaar loff3isG tptberprpHen. Mdtsbeitonent.
ger baben tpir meGr al8 3t Dtel l1rIahe Dor
6rantreiA mnD England auf Der Out 81 leta.
Bas ben fran5GFiA meritantlAen &rtes
anlnuet, 70 lAetnt es NIT Der fran35llden Nrs
pntee ntdt gum 8sten ans3uieben. Die neiie.
fen Beri6te laeen, baB Ie lHpere @erluFe
etlttten bobe unb tbeilpetle abselGnittcn Eel.
quf Der SFfette srifsn fran3Sfide Gatfe 6as
Stapt6ea Ncapulcu an, purOen aber, pte
reuege geri6te lasen, pom Sort 3uradseiAla
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Dte Setpeenngen Der Tramsoien In
NOD IS nn9di Werfcp. n9tpf9f ddu 4

UNI unTerni QeIsfn letre ug6srfiHt iIber ibts
lSperatiunen Der Btdn8blen tn fNerico III per-
lI6afen, 9eben mir In Toleenpen cine 3a}dhhrs
menite0uag tbret fratsgi1G9ea 8tipeaun6tyuf:
I'M bic Wsitte beg DECEMBER mar etn EGetI
Eber aus Seem gotfo SerT6iften @aaea alnt
Mault9iets In tiSabd dnseIanat nno Iofori
gum Erdnspert 1sOn Mtimitteu laVo WrrSjaui
mad 'peaf nit fftan36R den 9t1ashngen bdtsfes
benen Dtten Vo(aiar, & SaMI Nsn6fss, tta6 Sc.
buacan 9btrabt werSttln,1 re- 9npat ntdt 6tt
NbfGt EoreY'8, Die Stabt Dusbta ii, bela.
germ ; Stelnetr rtrBtfe1 fr ttur nuf ben tie Be.
berrI6ehben }Mn6Gbtn eth iiartes 78eUbdths
Itun0se0fpe dIea,,9 tit ben @ttpattanG, paB bt
T3errIrmtftd untsr bett hmaertfdnil6tn Seer.
fibrerte qtnO Der WslDntaneel bdIb 9snttd Id
etnet 9utbtr8abs Ser .Stdbt Faabreu fpiltfbtehh,,
Wttt fetner9 i6dubtnadtn Bic Gth6t YuebR1
nmsebtnp, : po(Its ct bhnn pttt Stdpt Merifr
lstf 2ah9rtpsR,f 6aA babft auF Die actlS,
6alfe@ Der rsacttsharta3 8dnbehfaa6rer 6tloa.
GERS DEE 8efar6tetsn itDtdntI9en ReBTa6fdneti
Oers uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nieita rfh.
inenp. "a nI98l3GhD H4D I&
Dief FaatsstF9e fsteatths Der 8tqnsofe ZEN te.
3etGnet bic itftts lboFltesenRe gDttreeTfprau;nnpccbs alt
cine Iebr' itdrtei!Hu 3tbi1Gen9 a@sta gtu3 UNI
OrtSdbd babtn fe H4l@fiHtdrppRed at @ple.
Dab, 9afI9 NriBe,J @biqn!brhB uu0 GBroDoa
aus bthenl ale msrifansTden @ttsrtGds ,a-
Ian menBenpcftms ne nidt 4Derttei6ea f6untfn.
HRSrpli& BON oteler 2tnte babeu 1e bte Natip.
nal6rtde,I aeSdlapa; GerrSi @6Tfpn unb 8ae6tr
tn BeIEB 9enonttten,y ODER ltebeniain BeattF q
gu tbity SO Bate feg Elm brtteS ltratFgsfbec
Drstsda BON 8tSBte6t9eifSH unatiuebmboreu
-Stellumssn 3urgaFs, aus Der GTfI 1T Yertri6eu
eS elmer t6tteh an 9d6t ino SadAtgffit tceti
lbesle9enen Nrmse bepGtFFef lpigtbe. 9j> 9bI3.
Nuf Der 9tnfen Oct Ori3aba) teTeGtla.
Gen. HDouat 2 8ri8absn $4,000 Wtdnd}
Im IA. DECEMBER belsaub bieleg eia mnbetet.
tenpes Sbarnassi NIT Zen @atriIas untet
Garpaial, 70 @uf Der JtvAtsn,a benz 0e9 nd6
Sdlapa anb Vfrote ffeBt etae 6eeread6tteilunq
.unter ben @eneraltn OettSier aaB 8asatnf,
Die burGn2O0o nttritantiAe 8eatttttare mn
ter Widfqne; perlartt rp65rpen TT. gnt 49,
Oe;eattera i,ante anf biefe MbtBethana eth
Grupp9 msritaniI4sr 9teiteret inter aurdtau
.8oori9a8 einen Nhertf, mtflb6 aber9 mad
farjstf 8eplanfA NIT 6tnterlalun1 BON 20
0efan9enen!.2 Disfe utiD eintgeq an6ete tod,
unbsoeutenSere SfatmGssli irarStf duc acstbe
Getnsleti9feiten, Die bon Gores's 2nfunft an
bis Wetbndhttn ltatteefunpen bntt3n, t5is
ltnS es aud lcFenbar, auuf tpslGe lh bic g.
peIGen Srtega's be3te6en?:l31I 39HE en- qH)1
NerpSfA6 BON @aeklo Gattsn Bic 8, rou3,p
Ensf ~ - CON.Ln krLTgaVf. nfgEfAikr. ~ eCTEyIr.
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aa Ctr NOtpSD M Senat.

@efsern eretsaete ir fnittsit TN Senote Der
Siretnigten Staaten cine Scsne,1 BITE oberD
mails utsb tpitperntrl beDeifs, 3u pet9ea @es
itetn9eiten unp Standardization bic SfioSes
TetSerHotratie tbge 3uFu0t ne9rnen at mIisn
9laubt. I'M lore iGmmerlide Grillen1 nod al
d~tgfrnabeh ,sng fFifet. Ste IenDet tebt &orps
DIES in Dan GpngreB, Men1men, pte Duu Nm
fat0 ntlasG 'G2bre FetRen geertf 6sissn uno ibr
parlaHnentattiaes 8etfasren in Der Sdnaysg
lNenFe eslernt babea. Das Jteferat DeS or.
et9ntfe6 POM 49etrgen Sage TT cine aetptae
S1anDe fur Ole DrOtcfUQe Der, lonf 70 ebrp
ptrotgsn %0erIammlung %unIerer bShlten Qons
pesbsbSroe, es it etne Yel1tmpfana bieIer
ielblt uap cine SGma9 fir Delaware. Der
trdurtSe 9elo Der bon uns tntt3utbeileaeen 8e.
9ebenbeit 1T u1nlih Der Senator SaulSburo
9pn Delapare, Der lt9 in elmer @etIe benobmp
BE isOem Be9rtfe BON 8ttbuns, Sronuno
aab Mplano 9Oba ipraG, nit sinem 0orte,
pie Der .gemeiulfe 9uafer. g4tr aebeu nos
pr0tOfol tn oen mtlDeten Musbriiden. nnb
tterlaien Dem 9eier oas fpeiters ustbri(.
or. Trnmbut batts ete Bia fir GQnrtlp.
atrnn8 Der Suspen6trun8 peg Sabeag Gors
pusbtl auFGernftn, ,6ts,, s ,ar Il ut6 wirer. NIT
a'ser 0Ser toeatser Self, unb ie macs 9bsr, DO,
9tilt9sn Star.opHntte Der YTh an Der Dtscula
poA eeFpftt6ssn Senatorel,, tn iblidser Bgtis
Ytgas'os-%"t pprpe, &npli6 natm Saulsbura
PCS lg8sgtl bie!t cine LANCE Nebe uno etuurbe
tn igSftlaaf oetftlbsn tnebrmaES 'sur Orbnunta
bsnFen. Nla ert Dem DrGFpenten etnen
E1h!Da@FOp AaRrte anb ibnt etnaa Mtsna4eo aas
perfr eben 70 lnpa1lamsntaril6er mie unam.
fanet8er 9rd6teate betleete, rief tim Der 8ices
RraFtpetlt aar 9rDnang uno entSC5l tim pas
Wcrt. r@1oa.as 81 FH'.
@aMle6arAl praa Glet8mubl
Sect eniitane fOlaenpe Sceuc. e , sssa'
g 8icePraittent ertldrte tbnt, tpenn er II&
htHt febe. werbe er-t 1 be m @ers
eaAtf at b erge35 en-, s9&J IS
eSsll&barp I Damn iR IS I'm bic
gtheoefre cit III a m ertf anifne
q na,tefoge d. be NJ, g9d 44mmi
8ssa8iaprdliospt /. Der Sergeant tpiro ben
Stnator iatet ietas Sb9at atsblnen.3 80 nat4i (.
Sanlsbnre ipurDe binanegefabrt, 0 + no I
+ aefn en- IN e'DDlper aus5 Ieiner
u pdtaf9e3cg. as9 aa
Sur3 Oarauf fam er wteber teretn
nno akfg an pteb.er 3u III { d d.
sOcgltsle ettlafte, SoB SaulsburY nidt
preree1 parfeg 9be ibpt Der Senat pies Aetats
t. tn9sla e. weasn Misa4tnns peS Ssnates
Sar Dronuas 0eunfsn tporOen lst. ias.ai
oanlstAi9: 18TH Der Senator pen Mtss
fonlin lqgst, baB i4 etnen ebrtaften Mann
NHDt aDifS rmQ aA igE 10 s.aa4e .lsE8f8
Der tntertmififGe ,@orltBer Gtart Der
Senator pUn OslaUarr tptrb ltA leben, inbem
CT Gus gBort niht Bot
SauISbnr9: SD rperoe pies baltsa, wte
IS M I + beltebt.
Der 8Orlitsr Der Senator suirb GA lebeu
nnh Der Ssr9eaat spirb i'm uuteT ieiue S6tni
-hebmen. -
So III sb arr nj III q UtsSer prt
Gpre@en. 81
Der @urltber Der @enntnr m4rh Gd
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u uncertainties Sfabrtcbten.

q Walbingtnu, ~, Samuar. Der Staatss
Sstrstar BAT bente BEN @OngrHe ~ gttsfs
pom 30sH Suit Bio 20. Sanuarl pattrta uao
.etnr Nn;abl anOere DUfumente iiberl&tdt, Ia
.@tpieCerune elmer SnterpenattCn pom ID. ,.
In Setrth Der @e9nabme brtttl&er S6if'
f., pelAe pom ssinem tttttlGen pefeu mad
etnem anrern iessln unb Rrtess-@ Outrebunbe
sum @ebrauG Der Nebelen an Bpro baben.
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@auI8butp: Netn, mein 6ert!
Gunner Der Senator BON Oelaware 1T
bsyS bB ut bee Sereeanten iber-
se6VshAu u. Bat babfr nt0ts msD t
bIer Bm Iprs@eu,
DER BcrliBer: Der GenatDt bon Dedmare
1T unter Sbbnt peS Srraeanteu unt wtro
aus BEN Simmer +at ferHt teerpFlti gDenn ee Die
Orenuns peiter ItSrt. en e,
@dulstnra leete l4,Inhfm-eble
Banf se9en ben Ssr9anteau nb
6errn Sumnerbattt uub aber
fte flu6fe.
Sest meg jsosr llqpprtdii&t fsttR ltuea
@Cmmeutdr MAIDEN.
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NSettere Wa6rtdJten Oes GamPfere
gn ~ ISIS I'll 60 1tnniG t9a fUu .uH u,

Der pprssaern In News gorf pOtt i6an6uraa
enlightenment, 9ampfer rrSaFDntd" '5rihet fol
9enoe tpettere Nteui9tetten aus europa sd
9onbuns 5. San, 9ttGH Der = Arpp unb
glapp @asette" itnD bic 8epin5ungsm FIR bic
eneltlGen NaatrpIsr, ireIdbe nntfr GapttGn
Sberarb Ssbcrfs In ben Bisn(t per failerliA
Gtnstlten Negtermne treten molten auberurs
bentliG SerlOdsnbs Der Grias fur srbaltsne
0nnoen III ebea 70 bod pte Der pOn Der eng
ltlHen @sgterun8 eeSebene, aber sttpas san3
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uebera@t Der GretsniGe.

G. a. IA,
O - Wsnstal oas"rSs 0oaa Sv.""'s.sY Ca ~
SVSggaIs"ssass uas en- ~ .'y, III i r.
$3.50 ~ - y. $3.50 i'itSs,YsT
Ttlslss IVY svsussSrt ssos'p'. :
pu ~ wv OSsu'4a'''p Vs ~,
10 SSalgsng'9l gHnt 10y Svniss."S." ".'
gsn rl'esetst5 ssat ~ HSpsS ~. 49,
g.e.sA' :" Ser ~ hsN. '.."ss - ~'"I !. =. ~ !,
CH.sal .su1 oassevp'g oS."u; M"S w. W'
a""" "se suN s1s 7" Vss VH"sYs ="
'i n.y. ~ -" -. II Me-, ,4xs,4s b a,, afysyi.
~sn ,~S4tr{s.ss Ss,S u IN ,,iMt 1snn,
Estnns, ~ liz G ~ q M, s MI S,.e nts IT,
$500 49, 80 aspss 1911 WI 80 :,
SsSs s'"Ey $500 40 o,s -
t ssI' WVes l.'a, yTM" l ~. gsat.f - cai,ss,
a.. sT. ..ss t % sassr4t,sss, Sc,,pA in.
,.stt.r ,,a ~" ',,ns y q y6,re SRs,s ebs,, II ,rpn,o
49,, esr 80, r.5,tEsiG, EtafIns nov 'Gie"
,,ans. sea,, Scis~,nrh nsronfrrr,Itt ns,9,syt
,nsrSs,, Ga ets,,as,sn Fssnsr >sqsrIel nnnfIs
0ssr;Nte ouf noo1 SIpert in SSr Dotpn,ocornnee
ia F,,,,SoS6sten akoEsnssn g}Smbfoif5fInf,
,,os ah obsr on6 niht neg,ioI1fns YidsE1 h.
Ssr, m nSg 'alsn Sso s' Sssnrm mn irasrS .yin
G,rnnn srnSEs neg MsranI,6,no 20, e,nsr
OguHp tV6aVet Vgt OttahtaluH4 81 setas'
Nesdapfrut9 peg SbgTcDrlrtanpOe MeffI
tDnnte. Gber TOD rtphtsS'i utr, mad peni Set4
tsssss DeS { S Nn"lSa , we'tss1sS go =, ~, Vs Nsas.
css ,;ars,, S;s ,,ntsr ss,1rrsSns rrr,r,o ,oirsn
nnrbonbe,, e, Sin o,,ter gEeif Siplsr her.
InSofsfena,,k osn, QoSpnt;1Ne ,,rs ,,,.r, r,s;s
so,, rrr6er ScnCf ANA gnt9nr,,nag,e 6Srren ~
~ iTF 1r fsS ~
me oaS fp befs'fs 10 OF 9e3el9t pa, gpas
Se9r.T pom mlIarllpsF 0sSetPllr taEplsfn
- ny a n.ss ,Os~s% ltsur a.'s.slptt!sa lS stta',
Sone Segr'fl pom SaeOfetnaFtpa, peg ftlsFli
Yl'Wl stnss lsgsM So'pa1sH pom nlsOE99lIen
pIs 5al' g4le'IsH a1an9e. @aO- 70 elh9eaommea
oOn lEg lspt 9ag 9Oa goo0nsa.e nno 2aatsl
1sOssnO, peB le lfpsa paeel 'pfef S0Fsflsg
lsa s'ssnlaa9slS 81 mec,l'e'Fea @no 11r p9l0
sssr.s sS e,' " "" rs. ~ .t.aaUs" 81
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18

ONO STATE POLITIcs-At the Ohio Democratic State
Convention which nominated Hon. c. l. Yalandighsm
FOR Governor, resolutions we're unanimously adopted
protesting against President Li-cOlns emancipatioH
proclamation; condemnng martial law in loyal States
where war does no: exist; denouncng the suspension
Of the writ Of habeas corpus; protesting in earnest
terms against the Punishment Of Hon. Clement L. Val
andgham, and calling on the President to recall him
and restore him all his rights as citizen Of the United
States declaring that they would hail with delight
desire Of the seeded States return to their aleg
anee, and would cooperate with the citizens Of those
States to restore peace and insisting upon the freedom
Of speech the freedom Of the press and the right Of
trial BY Jury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
rae VICTORY A7E WINCHESTER,
m1LROY,s ENTIRE ARMY-OAPTBRED
OUR TROOPS IN POSSESSION or THE TOWN.


,HARmsONBURG, Va, June l6.-GlOriOus victory in
the Valley. Gen. lrOys entire army is captured
Gen. Ewe attacked the enemy at Winchester on Satur-
day and fought them on Sunday, renewing the attack
on yesterday morning at o'clock, and after struggle
Of one hour, the Abolition flag was lowered, and
our victorious veterans entered and took entire
possession The entire command os Milroy was sur
rendered, numbering from thousAnd to seven thou
sand men, together with all their stores, &C., embracing
several hundred horses, wagons equipments, artillery
and trains Our loss in killed, wounded and missing will
not exceed one hundred. No officers killed.
Milroy was endeavOrng to escape, but rumor has it
that he has since been captured.
Col Alcott, while endeavorng to reinforce Milroy
with about 1000 men, captured by General Edward
johnson on Sunday evening, near Berryvile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18
FROY WIYCHRSTER.

The despatch from Harrisonburg, under the tee
r-sphic head, came to hand yesterday morning, and
80 promptly posted on the bulletin board Everybody
Who read the news was, Of course highly satfed but
an unusual degree Of ncredulisy manifested as
General Le in his brief despatch to the President, hAd
only mentioned the capture Of the enemys artillery,
&C." The sgui6eatOn Of the indefinite &c" was gen.
orally Siscussed-sOme cOuteudiug that General Lee
would not have failed 70 specify the capture Of sever
thousand prisoners whilst others argued that the Press
telegram was borne out by the tenor Of General Lee
ssDaicb, and was also sustained by the prObabltes
Nothing Official from the Valley was received during
me day, but late in the evening the Central train arrived,
and passengers from Sauuon state that the news en
Winchester vas all irue-the accounts only varying IN
tie number Of prisoners captured The eeoundFel Mil
roy had elected his escape before she capture Of VIM
chester. IL Is related that he sent message to Gen.
~eu threatening to burn the town, hAttick,d Gen. E.
hed that if be did, every Yaokes prisoner captured
5uld be Immediately hung. The reply had the desr
beet. and TIE town wss saved from colR1gratiOl.
The eommissary stores are represented TO be very
Extensive, add the horses and wagons eaptu.li will
prove a valuable acquisition We hear that General
Rodes' Division occupied Bsrryvlle in Clarke county,
and captured some stores .eft there BY the enemy.
. Among the reports brought BY the Central train,
yesterday, was one representing that portion Of our
army had crossed into Maryland at WiHiamsPort. In
feW days the teegraFh Will be in operation to WinGhe
ter and We hope TO be regularly advised Of the pro
gress Of events IN That direction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18

ais TIE RASKs.r-We have read, with much inter-
est domestic comedy in three acts entitled In the
Ranks" written by Mr.. A B. Miller Of Charleston, s.
C., private in the - South Carolina regim mt The
purpose Of the writer is to satzs the vulgar obeisaneO
mere rank and TO shOy that merit may exist without
ltation, whilst rank may be held by the most IN
thy. The plot is very well constructed, ana in its
kagement, discloses talent fer dramatic compost
(which, with further cultivation, may enable the
Bg author to acquire some distinction in as depart
NJ Of literature.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18

FoURrH OF JULY.-The anniversary of the DECLARE
81 Of Independence viii occur this year, on Saturday
presume thatit viii be observed as holiday by tie
ajorty Of osr people heretofore. The Confederate
ag viii be displayed sunrise sautes viii be fred, and
probably, number Of social pcncs viii take place
Toe occasion might be improved by some appropriate
public speaking on the Capitol Square and by early
vices in the places Of public worship but it is not prob
able there will be any pre-arranged cOmmemoration of
the event which has rendered the 4th of July memOr
able day In the calendar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18

TaEAFRE-The popular actress and vocalist Miss Ella
Wren puts forth her card for benefit tonight The
romantic play of Flowers Of the Forest" is announced.
Miss Wren has host Of admirers and their appreca-
ton of her efforts to entertain them is put to the
lest, She wishes to see them all and, of course, they
viii be present
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-18
~ sor,g C,RoIrNA COAsr-The Charleston MeI.

THE SOUrH CAROLIEA COAsr.-The Charleston NeT-
curry Of Monday last says:
The firing from our battery on the lower extremity Of
Norris Island against the Yankee works Folly Island,
was renewed yesterday afternoon, but we have, as yet
no definite intelligence to the results of this or OF
any of the engagements Of the same character which
have taken place within the last few days excepting
that the enemys return fire has been harmless.
The Courier says:
The firing of our batteries Morris Island at the
enemy on Folly Island has been renewed at intervals
during Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday the enemy
we're driven OF of Little Folly Island. They appeared
20 have only one piece of artillery on Little Foly-a
long range gun which they carried of with them.
We learn that they sti occasionally indulge in plum
dering from the cargo OF the Ruby Some of our own
men who attempted to visit the steamer Saturday night
were greeted with vOley of musketry from number
Of Yankees on board, supposed to be about one hun
dred aud fAy. Our men being unarmed returned with
out injury to their camp.