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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-07
Ell AES AID CAE1a.

Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes and
CATERS, of the best quality. Mems and Bows
Boots and Shoes, coarse and fine. In this
department we can suit all, both for size and
quality
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-07
LIQUORS At WHOLESALE.

Imported and domestic Brandy, Gin, Rum,
" hisNE, and Wines, which we will dispose
OF at small advance from cost
Without going into an enumeration of ar
lcles, the subscribers would invite the public
to call and examine their stock and learn
their prices. We are determined to sell as
cheap as any house in the West, and as
our Goods are of the best quality, none need
fear TO purchase. Call on
MOSHER & FOSTER.
Grand Rapids, October, 1868. 4ltf
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TRorrise MATCH on THB Union Course,

TRoTrING MATCH Of THB UNION COURSE,
L. L-Yesterday match for 500, mile heats, best two
in three In harness was trottod the Union Course
L. l.. between Edward Kcllys Dr. m. Fanny Walker.
and samuel Storms gray gcIding. There was large
attendance OF tie friends OF the Of the horses
the match creating considerable interest between the
respective parties. The mare seemed 70 have most
purtisans they displayed great eagerness to bt on
hes winning, 500 to $50 and before the start 500 10
$40 being currently offered. Fanny Kembe won the
first heat easily in 2:5l. the geldng only escaping
being dstanced by running the whole of the last uHf
ter In the second heat the gray could not manage To
Escape this dsgracefpl fate the distance flag dropped
long before he could get 10 the distance stand the
mare winning in 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
HELNfBOLD'S ROSE WASH,


an excellent lotion for diseases Of syP tie nature so
Nh injection in disease. Of the Urinary Organs anng rom
Isl, OF ..ustion used in connection with the fS'fs ~
Bnrhu and Ssf.pars in such diseases as reoonmendea,
evidence OF the responsible and reliable character "o
accompany the medicines.
.CIRliFltATES or CURES, - -,
FROM no 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FtNE5
For Nedica Properties Of Bucha, ,,,..,
SEE pIsPESSATORY OF THE UNITED SrAihSr
-. froescT DEW valuable works on the Practice &C
See made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYslC Phu'
81. rsnars. made By Dr. EPHRAla MCDOWELL ees
.hrs,ed Physician and Member Of the Royal oonete 81 sls
,eons Ireland aud Published in the transactions oil the hiaa
aud Qneen's Journal 80. ,,ppnt.,tS
See N.ijeo hirrsical Review, published by bENJAAs
TRANERS Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most o. the ls'e Standard Works on Medicine;
EXTRACT BUCHU, 4 per bottle. or six Tor 80
FNrRACT ShRSAPARlLLA, ! per bottle, OF 81 iof
IMPROVED nose WASH SO. per bottle, or Six for
o. ~ .,,~t-,,.
or Half Dozen Of each for $l7, which u be sunsient 70
core "a, directions are sdbeeo 70
DeyC 20 sny address securely Pseied uon oose'sos
DestI.ae synp.om. IN a.. commuIicaiiona Cure sn'%
teed. Atyt's ss'!s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
s.C,,, Of the re s:aIantuomo.

The Italian line-ofbattle ship Re Galantuomo
arrived with her Of 400 men at Torceirani, -
days from this port. The Italian Consul il this city
las received letter from her commander stating that
his vessel received fearful damage from the storm soon
after she left this port Her masis were carried away
her bulwarks smashed and everything on deck swept
into the sea. Her guns had 70 be thrown overheard
with other heavy articles enable her weather tn,
Storm The officers lost most OF their clothing, and a
had to endure hardshps but no lives were lost
The Captain further states tina; in his distress he hailed
an American ship which refused to bis relief
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~ paper was accordingly filed with the Court and
' ~ Clerk then proceeded 10 read 1t az follows
ANsw.Rs TO THE INTYRROGATORIEs.

Answers TO THE INTKRRoGAToRIEs.
torRr op OYER AID TxRssER-rn the matter Of the pro.
ceedngs tgainst Horace Greeley Is for contempt
Horace Greeley in the above entitled proceedings
referred to- protesting against the jurisdiction Of tins Court
over bis person and the proceedings being taken
aud insisting that they irresusr and without warrant Of
law further Insisting that he ought not 10 be asked ard
legally be compelled TO answer, questions upon
charge which in s nature criminal and for which h" may
he exposed indictment both as for misdemesnor for con
tempt well a. for libel and further insisting that the ssld
article IN the order to show in these proceedings referred
TO not report Of the proceedings Of Court bot the
other band Ia simply editorial criticism based upon re-
por, such proceedings contained in newspaper called me
Eoniag ps published two days before 'ad editorial ar
cle was Published to wit on the 18th day Of April inst
For answer the nteroystores filed and served on him
says: That il and since lis foundation has
been the principal editor Of the newspaper called The NEW
YORK TRIBUNE and fits prophetors by being stock
holder OF the corporation that publishes the That IS
such editor and proprietor be subject 20 all the repons
blnies that Justly pertain to that relation Believing
that i. avowa Is a substantial to all the inteOgao
mes propounded to him. he most respectfully declines to
any questions that may expose Of his associates in
the edtorshp publication of said newspaper to the dis
cpne Of this tribunal preerrng abide the consequences
be they what they may. HORACE GREELEY
Of No. l54 Nassan.st., New York
THE CoUTT-The object ofthese proceedings was not
for the purpose Of interfering with the liberty OF the
press but for the sole and only intention of correcting
very mischeyous spirit that of recent years has been
rapidly increasing. in regard to the unqualified abuse
that has been heaped upon every officer Of the state
National or city Government, who may have d cred
with any connected with the newspapers in regard
10 any particular views. The Of the defendant
IN this satisfactory 20 the Court From hear
ing these read BY the Clerk, the Conrt is salts
ted that dsIespect whatever was intended and as
the object is not ~ intrude personal matter but 10
take charge Of the rights Of the Conrt my duties as
Court are ended by stating that your client is dis
charged
Thcreupon Mr. Greeley withdrew from The Court
with bis friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Camden
and Amboy Railroad.
EnhIfNIOMN. Inn

BORpHhTOWN, Thursday AprlI n Isoi.
A meeting of the stockholders OF the Camden
aud AmbOy Railroad Company was held IN this place
today In the report made the extensive ana radical
improvements now in progress were dwet upon Mt
length Ihe double track enlarged stations and IN
crca-c If equipment were shown 81 ho In rapid progress
The stockholders heartily acquirsced III and Endorsed
the necessarily heavy expenditure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEAABESe
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CONTE3
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN many affections peculiar 10 Females, the Extract Buchq
uueq1sed by any other remedy in Chloross Re'en
Irregularities Psnfnness suppression Of Customary
Excavations Ucers,ed Scrhous Of the Uterus, Leat
corhos Whites SteriGy, and for all complaints incident
sex whether arising nom lndiscretion, Habits OF DissA
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
80 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
PnsacnQcrs Arrixe<i

Col j. NJ. Brown DR. w. : Tremsin, Dr. L. H. Elliott
Surg T. H. White. Chaplain G. 4. NoodrGH, Mr. c. T.
Iadioch Robert Seyan Lisut. {. h. Hartman Mr. r. Keer
Mr. George Metcai. Master q. MetcsC Mr. s. D-tra6
AR. d. King Mrs. N Lane Mrs. l.. sep-il, Mis-. NJ BIus
Mr.. e. Allen Mrs. Cotton, and al in the rerriSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Sew-Jrrsey Politics.

Special D.psich to The n. y. Tribune.
PHLApELPH,, Thursday April p 1864.
Al a full meeting of the Union League Of
Camden " j. last night the course Of the Hon. james
n Scoyel in the late w.Jersey senate was heartily
inLOrSed sc,
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I

Take 10 Hsssn Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, FOR IN
pleasant snd Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their stages. little Ia LITTLE or no ensngeoh
Diet: no lnconYe nence, AND No EXPOSURE .
II causes frequent desire and gives strength to urnse,
thereby oUsrlctions, preventing and curing sct
the uethTs sayng pain and nsnm atom 50 r2q-os
IN hi. cls.s of diseases, aud expeing POlSoNoOSS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUAChS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to Se cured % po,.o
is- by ~. 49,. If Powerful A.tTngeuts been dnsd ~ "a
tue system, break out In aggravated form, ana
PLRHAPs AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NJ
USE HELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HEIAIBOLD'S EXTRACT
BICHU
Fer Al affection. and diseases Of the Urinary Organs wh.ksa
existing
IL MALI OR FEMALE,
From whatever .ause originating. and no Daer Of DO"
pus 8, sniiug Diseases 81 these Organs
r.qure tire and of Dureic
UFLAigOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU -
Is TIE GREAT DIUEEIIA
And TT Is CERTAIN
10 NAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsFhsEa
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED
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GalIahcr.s Evening Exchange.
fCORNfK TwESri rnHD STREET AND BROADWAY, OPPosIr
THE tIFrHAyEsUk IorEL

AT II p III. the closing prices were Gold, Es! y. y.
Central 1876; Erie Ia; HudJon, i59.; Reading, 1896
Illinois Central l2si Pittsburgh, liz; Gaena, l2il
Cleveland and Toledo bid li' asked li9 Rock Island
Il3l bid rs asked Wabash 20; o. & NJ Certificates,
~, Cumberland, 20! Quicksilver. H. Market STEADY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Gelmbolo's Meoirines.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
FOR weaknesses arising from E1ce.ses Habits Of Dinips
ton, Esr!y lndscretion Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to EAerton, Loss Of Power,
Loss u Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dhnness Of Vision Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin truptions on the Face
Universal Lss,itude o. the Psllid Counteuance,
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed 10 90 on, which this medicine
invariably removes soon follow
APOTENCY, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FITS
In OF which the patient may expire Who the5
not frequently followed by those " drefu diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the Of their suffering but none
viii confess. The records OF the Insane Asyums and the -
snchoy deaths by Consumption beaf ample witness 70 ne
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nvgorae mo
system. which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHO ibytTs-
bly, does trial will convince the most ,kepticJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

INDICATIONS OF ANOTHER WAR Is TEg UNITED
STATES or COLOMBIA - THE CONFLICT BE-

TWEEN CHURCH AND STATE.
The Champion arrived at Aspinwall on the
10th, over r. days from hew-fork. She was heavily
laden had To stop the way for water and eneoun-
tered heavy weather.
The Golden Age arrived on the 10th from San Fran
cisco The n. :. frgate Lancaster s on the way to
this port and the I. > sloOpofwar Cyane, now here
has been ordered to req.
This State is again showing signs Of rebellion, and
there indications that war VIII be declared against
Antioluia which never acceded 10 the present Govern
ment Mosqueras rule is ended by the election OF
Murillo who will hnd lis position difficult one. One
OF his rst duties should be % restore church rights az
now al relig iOus functions put stop 10. No chi
dren are baptized and the dead hurried 10 their
graves without prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Mo,smsu,. Of serretary Chase.

FHILADfLPHI., Thursday, ApflI =, I-VI.
Nr. Chase, the Secretary Of the Treasury, II
still in this city
Nothing il publicly known regarding his future move
mCnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
Arrival Of the Champion.

The steamship Champion, Capt. Jones, from
Aspnwal the 18th arrived this morning with the L. :.
mails and California passengers, and s2s2 $40 in specie.
We amend her specie list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
BLOOD! BLOODi BLOODl
HELMBOLD'S
highly CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,

This, affection OF the blood and attacks the seIna ofs
yam, nng, Of the Sosr Ears Throat Nindppe, AMI ots
Sc Sue mskinz appearance in the form OF -
U.lmbods Extract SsIsspaa Punhes the Blood tbo he'
oya. IN Sc.y Eruptons Of the Skin giving to the tol
pleIoua Clear ard Healthy Color. IL being prePaeo -
tcs,y for mi. csss Of complaints its Boodpurifyns pfos
critics preserved 10 sgeateEeIseut thsn any o'nri
r,ilou uI >snsrstl..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

PRIECIPAL DEPoTS
aELMeoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "Ah
HOUSE,
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND. CHEMICAL "AhD'
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AAN'
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. Y, on
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. y, oh
No. 59l BROADWAY, n. Y, OK
EI.MBCLD'S MEDICAL DEfois
HEI.MDOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT
HEI.MBOLD'S MEDICAL DEpU's
NO IOi SOUTH TENTH-SE, PHlLADhLIn
NO IeI SOUTH TENTH-ST, PHLADELfhi''
NO iO4 SOUTH TENTH-ST., PHILANTHROPY,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND UNf"'
FLED DEALERS.
Who endearor 70 dispose Of their own" and Other "'
on tho reputation attained BY
GENUINE PREP~
RATIONS.
HELMBoLDs ,,,
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARTLLA.
HELMBoLD5
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYwHEhA
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
80 Gu, on, IN. .a,.rt.swsp, and ssss fer y ~ Sso
pssisss USUSs,aU
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/
AFFIDAVIT.

Pst.or,lv .pp.sie before ne Ar A'dernsn o. the
pbp.is.obi, A. r. Hrlubold who being duly sworn eot1
y M. nrrps contains no narcotic, no mercury " '
niGrou. drugs, our truly vegetable ~ ur,upoIp
g., - h., "A b.Gor. me this 23d day Of Novemrss
~ " MN p. HIBBARD. Alderman,
TO-" ahst above Race, Pbhsdslph'~
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Inv ATTACHMENT.

tn. People Oh n- State Of N.~.iors To- l,1e. tyncl.
esquire, Sheriff Of The City sud tounty oi NrV-iors
We command you tina, you ss, ard arrest Horace Grelr
10 have NJ. body before TIE Cou of Over and Trmu
Ia and Tor th. City and County Of New York the twenty.
eighth doy of Apn IN the year Of our Lord thousand
,bcrr 70 an,w,I sio said Cont touching con,empt or a
criminal character which, hs. been ALLEGED by the sid
against seid Court IN that he hsd, the fourteenth dy Of
April published grossly Inaccurate rrpor Of certain pro
c-edn, had In said Court on the thirteenth day Of said month
81 Pr aud that, making sad Ltacfn-u Of body Nou viii
tako the personal verbal TecogniHce in the sum Of o' thou
q. rinre.aid snd TO- rrfoIrs AVID .s 49,. opdr a. ID
Court shall make Ia this behalf snd have you then aud here
the IN which you shall have rIecn;ed the
Witness the Hon. George o. Bernard Jusce OF ihe su
preme Court duly assigned io hold sud dly holding tie said
Cont Of Oyer aid Tcrnune in ihe Aps term, aud ihi-
twenty mn day of APRIL In tie year o. our Lord one thou
.sud eight bundled .nd sh'y four At The County OF New
Allowed by spec, order OF Sid Court Of Oyer and Ter
mnrg Us appear b, due entry made in the minute. Thereof
th- twenty hnh day April in the gar OF o Lord one
Hk>Rr VANpyRvooRr Clun
Justice Marvins decision, denying the writ OF pro
Libiton. wac published in The TmplAE OF yesterday
morning
THE CONCLUSION or THE CASE
COURT or OYER sSD TERNilNER-AraIL 2g-B s:ore
Justice BARNARD.
In h- M'~r of The Oderio Show Cause why Horace GREE
ley Should No, BE- Punished for Contempt Of Coarf.
Mr. Greeley appeared in Cour; to-day at II
O'Clock. accompanied by his counsel, Mr.. Williams
The courtroom crowded with spectators drawn
hther for the purpose Of hearing this case 10 other
business being before the Court. At ~ lew minutes
past u O'clock Justice Barnard entered and took hi.
seat on the bench.
The CouRf TO Nr. WiliIatns}-Is your client in
court
Mr.. Wrirsns-Ycs, yonr Honor he has come in
pursuance to your writ OF attachment
The Corgr-Do you desire that the lntorrosalories
heretofore flied with the Court should be read TO him
Mr.. WlIIIAAs-Eo. your Honor hold in MY hand
the answers To the nterrogaores on Gle, which will
read. or Mr.. Greeley viii read, whichever your Honor
thinks most orderly, or hand them up To the Court
The CouRT-The proper way viii be to file them with
tho Court and then withdraw and read them yourself
or they may be read by the Clerk, at your option
Mr. WJLIAMs-Iwi fIe them and ,beb hand them
70 1e CIsrb. who Conr 81 tksm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

That Il does not appear by the said order to
TO show cause that the accusation against the said
Horace Greeley In relation the said alleged contempt
Wa, founded upon any affidavit ahday.,s or upon
any sworn testimony whatsoever that the said Horace
Greeley was on the aid rh day April the editor and pro
pIietor the SAID nesfrspey called TAG Ngw DIRK 1RIBUSE
or that e the said Horace Greeley wrote orPuhcd or knew
Or ~s- c"gn,sn, Of the writing ppbsh'ne Of TIE 'sd
arc OF the proceedings Of the said court the ssd order
sieged 10 be is-e ard o'y insccurae aud Opponent il in
formed and verify believes tia, affidavit bo copy Of any
fdavh other testimony Aforesaid served upon
the sad Hosce Greeley together with the aid order 20 show
can'e OF at sy time before since the service Of said o
That upon ih" sid sorb day Of April the said Hor.ne
Greeley AVng been called upon ,he said show
Isaiah T. William. appeared before TIE aid Cou Of Oyer and
r.rIon'T 20 obeci 10 The Jurisdiction sad Cout
the iersOn Of u. lid Torsse Greeley, and then
and there etestsd on Irisif n the snb Horace
Crsty 'es'ssi Vie sie tIsu te sLsw ssyse VpfG ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29


~ Count o. Oyer and 1eineT oldn VA snd for the CITY
sid County u NeS oh Of the city Hall o. the ssid City,
" eiu"dsy the 10th day Of Apr IN the yer Of Lord
1t the Hon George O. Barnard o. the Justices
G! the SuiIte Court Justice o.. Tie oyer md IeTuineT.
j. s matter ~ Horace Greeley, order to show
why h. sao.li rot aI.sweT for contempt o. Court.
= oid..ed BY the Co hst the tsid Horace Greeley
Der. spp~ring Ov r. Wiisns esq, hs counsel answer
,rd ne under oath viewed The following inl"Ifogi
so1.sS and have until Monday neat being tie 2t dy -
ttii Instant az " dock o. "a fc answers thereto and
" then s Cour IN defense the sccusson that he
she'd so.s Inaccurate report Of tine proceed a. THE
ir THp EAuy TRiBrSg of Apr 4 1884 IN the len
sss eontsd and Teeit-d ineTf0gatofy the bf-t viz
Lt.1osz,grg ne Flint Dil you wrr N Insu1sTpt the
fouv ig ma,tr which sipcsfs page coiumn second
t~i.gi. ih THE Nfw-lOHE DAILY TRIBUNE q ILulsdsy
rpm N, 1864 20 wit.
"a JUDICIAL OuTE.GE-The Cont Of Oyer and TcrmineT
judge Barnard tie Berc witness yesterday
sJaoItiusiy trial ior murder TIE As-t
an Di1d Attorney opened the cae far the Government
He incnel~d by Of lie jurors. who and ssid
iSt ,s trisl for murder he could III he had
on-eeaion' se0p sSsia' banging Judg- Barnard there
pro si-:1~e qGos TsIe hf Tepouiha; the juror hst
p'd to Ai Sla siee Va .ltps, AID hss lie lad taken he
y.'rosib 81. q 70. Y 'll ~. pJ Dol b. capital es--
JpeFs bsad Boa "y 'et.-ds st~s VIA b eeA!i to DE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

Reports From Hssd's Army.
New York. Nov. %.


The latest intelligence represents Gen
Hood with two corps. Numbering togethe,
about $4,000 men, TO be still in the vi.
cinity of Florence, Alabama, on the Ten.
nesses River. There sre reports ,ha,
Dick Taylor has i,ined him with an id
ditional force o. 10000. His Iates,
movements do not indicate an Intention
of early offensive operations.
beaoregard with the rebsl General
Stewsrts corps vas still at Corin,h,
Mississippi, when last heard from. Gene.
raj Thomas commanding the Union army
designed to check Hoods advance, is
rapidly concentrating his forces 40 though
disposed to make an attack on the rebels
in some direction.
We now learn that there was only one
building in Johnsonville, Tenneessee,
destroyed. The place is still held By .
division Of Union troops.
The rebel Gen. Breckinridge is sus.
pected Of desire to march from East
Tennessee on 10 iDvasionary expedition
into ken:acky, and Gen. Burbrdiga 10
making rapid disposition Of his forces to
prevent the movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

SERIOUS AccrpENT.-A serious acci.
dent, which will probably terminate fa-
tally, occurred on Vine street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, on Sunday eve.
ming.
A young lady in attempting to extin-
guish the light in kerosene lamp, blew
In 1T the top Of the tube or chimney
when the lamp burst, tho fluid ignited
and set fire to her clothes. In the ago.
MES of her torture she few to the street,
threw herself upon the ground and rolled
over and over in order to extinruish the
hre from her garments; the flesh drop.
Ping from her laceraied body. Medical
attention was Immediately procured. bu,
she is not expected to live.
II is common practice to extineuish
the light in lamps by blowing them ou
a. this unfortunate young lady sttempte,
70 do do. This example should be
warning to all who use kerosene lamps
lDes Moines Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

REBEL GIRL SENTENCED TO BE HuNo
Sarah Jane Smith, IN Arksnsas girl,
about sixteen years of age. now an inmate
Of Gratiot street prison, has been tried BY
. military commission and sentenced to be
hung By the neck until dead. She va.
convicted of maliciously destroying ia
company with others, four miles of mill
tary telegraph wire. in Green county
Missouri, in May. 1864, and also cutting
down and destroying the wires between
Rolla and Springfield on the 7th of Sept
last.
The aboveis q case which will doubt
less call for the interposition of the par
doning power.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
Washington, Nov. 23.

Washington, Nov. 23.
The Richmond Sentinel of Saturday
says Grant is msssing troops on the rig ht
of the rebel lines in the Vicinity of bate ~
Harrison, and that Sheridan has sent :
considerable force to the James.
A slight demonstration Was made on
Wednesday on Buffers front by his
troops, but it was forced back withou.
accomplishing anything.
The Express reports the arrival oi
heavy reinforcements to Grant within the
past few days. In the affair Of THURSDAY
night they claim to have captured oul
picket line for distance Of 800 yards.
Mosby has written letter to Sheridan
announcing the execution of seven Union
prisoners iu retaliation, and ANNOUNCING
the intention to continue it any moro. ol
his captured men are executed.
The Sentinel snnounces General Gus
Smith is aiding Gen. Howell Cobb in
opposing Sherman's march.