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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
>, sSrAppoIsrMEsrs BY THE PrrIsBuRoH

- f&srAPPOINTMENTs BY THE PITTSBURGH
,CoSFERENcE.-We find in the Christian
Advocate (Pittsburgh) a complete report OF
the doings ofthe Pittsburgh M. =. An
nual Conference, which closed It's labofs at
.Barnesyille. on the 2ist inst. The following
are the appointments for this neighborhood:
Banespiile District--J. L. Deems, p. Z.
: Barnesyiile, Alexander Scott. a5
:. Bridgeport, j D Vail. S-r
Moore6el1, j G Taylor one tobe supplied.
. Morristoysn, Geo Mckee. -ed,rA 20
Hendrysburg, q II Edwards.
e. Barnesyille Circuit, K Cartwright, j X
NBeniIsville, A D McCoi mick. @ s,s,a
L Fairyiew, j, L. Nessley. ~ J, 5S 4'.,,. .,,.
) Hannibal, d Rhodes. ,ets a,.t .5.,, ~.
Monroe, "A Bell -..l- 'f' '' r'
sWoodsfield, 4 II Wilkinson IS
.,aCettrsville, A. Lane. A Huston.
: ST. Chirsville. w X Foutch. ~.
Bellaire, w K Marshall. 7i .1 ,.-D,.>a
,Powhattan, Josiah Dillon. p :.
EW Brady, Chaplain ll6th Regiment
Ohio Volunteers, member Of Beallsyille
Quarterly Conferences. -'
Cambr,doe Distyfct-J Henderson, p. Z.
Cambridge, Il Ellison. -
= Washington, WfDarbey, II White.
s,Cadix and Dickenson, j, NJ Carr. ., rs
Bethel, Jos. Hohingshead. ta,
-. Adamsville, j H Rogers, j Shaw.
:, Coshocton, W. d. Stevens.
East Plainfeld. J Urisman.
West Chester, GG Waters, Jos Gledhill.
;sUrichsyite, ] P Spadaler one to be sup
New Philadelphia, S NJ Hickman. ~
Deersville, 6 w Dennis. w 'McCracken.
= New Athens, A w Butts. 'r
sss sMartinsville, j B Uber. p. y .s.s. i..t5
t.Warrenton, Rs Hogue, 81, 80 u.
se,,,,Hopewell, tic. be supplied, =. 3, -.
I'd Scott, Missionary to India, AZ
w. B. Watkins goes to Trinity Church
Pittsburgh. .sI.W.~A A., Davidson to, Libert,
Street. IS. Y.1Kennedy to Blairsville, Pa
p. q; Edmonds to Mechanicsburg., IL
Petty to Cumberland. Guernsey county l.
Pettysto Seheca,ille. NC. Worthiugtor
70 Norwich. @. g. Davis to Stafford. j
j. McIllyeri to Freedom, Pa. ,y,,.'sgst
D .ffao
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Gam,1Illlertial Matters
Allegheny Cattle Market.

''aH,''''e MARCH 23.
There was an improved demand for cat
tie at the Allegheny yards during the past
week, and with light supply the market
ruled firm and prices advanced from 24cper
cwt, ON the different grades of stock. Good,
heavy cattle, suitable for retailing, were in
active request, and, indeed, the supply of
this particular description, was hardly equal
sto7the' demand Common and inferior stock
was not much inquired tor, and, as always
sis the case, sold slowly, and'yerytow figures
had 10 be accepted =" .asls5s.s7o.s
good. and 81 to n for prime to extra. One
los of extra cattle brought 80, but that is
considered above the market ,s.g
liPhiiadeIphia Cattle Market.
7til R0 slttxar slg MARCH %.
The arrivals and sales of. beef cartle at
Phillips Avenue Drove Yard are. small this
week, only reaching about | $50 head. The
market continues dull, but prices are with
out material change. First quality Penn
sylyania and Western steers are selling at
prices ranging from l4(9 9l5o second do at
! i2(9l3&c, and common at 8(@ilac per
h, as to quality The market closed very
dull, and the sales were reported at lower
prices than the above for common to fair
quality. ,.1.
90 'sCows-About l40 head sold al from $l8
up to $50 per head, as toquahty.
SHEEP are dulfsnd lower, S,000hsad sold
at 7!0Stc per ID gross, M ..,ll. ',
Ho6s-About 2, 800 head sold at the diff
ferent yards at from $l0@l2 the 100 lbs net.
THE, sHpEp MARKET
The arrivals and sales Of sheep at Phil
Inns Avenue Drove Yard are large tbi,
week, reaching about 5000 head. Tn,
market in consequence, is very dull, ant
nrices have declined; common to fair quail
: ltv sheep are selling at prices ranging from
5 73a73c, and good to extra at from 8(@S3
!. per ID, gross, according to quality.
: Pennsylvania Central stock
r YArds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
FOR SALE.

. New Philadelphia. Feb. "a. 1864.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
/. =. $50 kOlI.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
hat subscriptions will be received FOR Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug.
10Th, 1864, with sem-annual interest at TIE
rate Of seven and three-icnths per cent. per an
num- principal and in,ercs, both 70 be paid
in lawful money. Qr
These notes will be Convertible IT the ..piion
of the holder at. maturity. INFO six pes cent.
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five
nor more than twenty years FROM ;hcir date,
as the Government may elect. They viii be
issnsd in denominations of $50. 500, $500,
1000 and s., 0oo. and all subscriptions must
be for fifty dollars or come multiple of fifty
pollars.
The notes VIII be transmitted To the owners
free Of transportation charges as soon after
the receipt of the original Certificates of De-
posit as they can be prepared
As the notes draw interest from August 10,
parsons making deposits subsequent TO that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
of note to date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dol
lars and upwards for these notes at any one
time will be alloveda commission of one quar-
ter of one per cent, which will be paid by the
Treasury department upon the receipt of Il
bill for the amount, certified 10 by the officer
with''whom the deposit was made. Nodeduc
deposits
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
NESYLYANIA. HOUSE.
AZ ye1111a Depot, Patterson, Pa
S.K.WoSTINE, PROPRIETOR.

ViHEa abese named having tsken charge Of
- this large aud convenient hotel where he
Is prepared to entsrtaia tssvelers, scioorners
or regular boardefsf Persons Wishing to IA ke
the trains east or wat will fnt this-fhe most
convenient stopping place as they will be
walked up at any hcur desired The location
is most favorable an,i the Accommodations are
Of the best Eind. The stabling is excellent
and hosslcts attentive. The Table End Bar
win slsobe well provided.
e1f He has, in connection with the Hotel,
good LIVERY STABLE. Horse. Carriages,
Buggics, &C., always 10 he had. Persons
conveyed to any part of the country. 81
gfsA BY strict attention 10 business and a
desire to please, he hopes to merit public pat
roHage, andrendcr the sojourn of his guests
both comfortable and pleasant
Patterson june If
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
New M1LLINARY I!

TNHE undersigned desires TO inform the La
i dies Of Miffiin and vicinity, that she has
just returned from the city with new stock
of Winter Millinery Goods of the latest style
and most Approved workmanship, which she
is prepered to make to order at the shortest
notice end sell at the lowest prices. She has
also on hand large assortment of ready made
Eonnets, Hats of all kinds which che will sell
ut low figures.
Call ut her residence on Water street, near
Salouf & Stambaugh's store.
-a Mr,. SAEtH STEIN.
Sert 2e,i. .:~ino.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
TAILORING ESTABLISHING

WM. WISE, Merchant Tailor, bcgs 1sse
to inform his friends and the public gensrsDy
that he has just opened out q large and fashin-
able assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which he is ready to mako to order proafly
and on tho most reasonable terms. lle
public generally viii find it to their Interest,"
call at his room above
FASICK'S TIN HOPfa
on Bridge street, sIifiintown, Pa, and id :
my Goods and workmanship before pui
ing elsewhere. warrant all clothes tot
10 sale.s -
SINGERS SEWING MA HI
D9~All persons desirous Of purchasIf
of SfSoERs SEWING MAcMsEs will otH
necessary information. on -ih~ ss''"-
favored With their orders Lnsll hrvsa
better machine thirty per cent cheaper q
hithertodone in this coanty. Nohmily
be Without u machine. ian |, 64sf13
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
UNION HOUSE.
MEXICO, JUNIATA CO., Pa.
wM. BEECIER, Proprietor.

I'lllS old stand has gain opened for the ac-
4 commodation of the Public. The accom-
modations are such as 10 entertain travellers
in the most pleasant and agreeable manner.
The House is pleasantly and consequently sit
uated. so as to make ii a desirable stopping
place for the traveller or permanent sojourner.
His assortment of LIQUORS will be found Of
the best quality.
TIE STABLING ATTACHED
to the premises arc excellent and commodious
\ liberal share of the public patronage is re-
specttully solicited.
Jan. Is, lS6I-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
a YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

! 1Hc WuIuS Gr0dC Nemedy fOr
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease.
This has been so long used and 30 uni
versaiiy known, that WI need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kcr,
up To the best il ever has been. and that il
may be relied on To do all ii has ever done
: Prepared by DR. J. C. AVER & Co.
i'raef.eof asa .iRalyticui Ciea'is,'.
Lowell. Mas.
Sold be all druggist, every lierc.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26

-, --->::s-.-- fall intn disorder nnI
decay. The zcroiulous con,a,ssiation i. "
riousiy caused hy mercgTial disease low
living, ,iisorlc-cd digestion from Rnhca'ih-
food, impure air ilth anil fltily h,lhii-.
the depressing vices, AMI, above all. BY
the ycpcrtai Infection. Whatever be il
origin, il i, hereditary IN the contribution
descending e from parcatS 10 children uEtu
the tliri and iuurth grncraiion indeed j,
seems tr hc The roi of film who >ays. '' viii
visit the inisI',iiir- uf the fathers uT.In rt,i
children" a. disease, it originates TAX.
varionS namc-: according 10 the organs 81
attacks In the hsnsS. Scrutula pTncii.'.-4
tnbcrcio-, aud finally Consumption: IN tn.
eland-, swclling- s'tjh shppurIie and be-
come u!Ccrut.s stores: ~ ,he stomach ful
bowels. arrangements which produce ind;
Scsrion. d. y>p.p-i,i. and liver complaints. -
the skin. ertfptivr amt cr,rn,Ous Affections.
These al has ing the same ;ifigin. ref'lirc th,
samt remedy viz. rnriiication and inyicora
ton of the tlool Parity ~. blood. anil
these dangerous iisieinpcrs leave you. Win
feeble, foul. or corrupted blood. yOu cannot
have health: with tilt -hie ~ me rirSit
lealsly- snn caan.t have scroiulous disease
ayers SarsapaIiila
IS compounded from, the most rtrectuaI anti
dotcs that medical science has disco' erc,i for
t.iis af'icting ,lStcIupcr. ami :of the cure. u'
The Disorders Il entails. That it is tar SUp,-
rior to any other remedy vct devised
known by al who have given il a trial. That
II do combine virtues truly extra0riiulry
III their cfiect upon ihi> class Of cuurlani-:
i, in,ii>ruti!sly proven lv the great nulttu,i,,
OF publicly known and remarkable crrrs It
has miadc OF the following Diseases King.
Eyu. or Glandular Swellings, TumoYs,
Erupiions. Pimples. Blotches and Sores.
Erysipelas. Rose or St. Anthonys Fire.
Salt Rheum, seald Head. Coughs front
tuberculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases.
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed. the wh9l.
series OF complaints that ari>. from jmpurity
Of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may he found III AlEEs ANIRr,>
ALMhStC. which is furnished 10 the druggist,
for gratuitOuS distribution. wherein may fr
learned the directions for iiS use AMI <oin.s
of the remarkable citcs which il has Iua,l,.
when all other remedies hni failed 70 sIior,!
relief. Those eases are IuIBos, n taken
from all sections OF the country. IN order
that every reader may have access 10 ,uu.r
pnc who can speak 10 him of its bcncsts iron,
personal experience. Scr5fnla ,!crr-S.r- Hir
vital energies. and fhus lc5ses IL ,ictii.i. ,-s
more subject To disease and is fatal r,-ulI-
than are healthy constitutions Hence ir
lends to shorten. and does greatly shorten.
the average duration 6f human life III.
vast importance of these considerations ha-
led Us Ia spend years in porit cling II REMEDY
which Is adequate to its cure. This We nou
M Her tn r.ttNl h., 4 =
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26

THE CHEAPEST IN TIE UNION.
L Gentlemen Furnishing Emporium -
Just opened in the new Brick Building. Main
Street Patterson a large and elegant assert
ment of Ready Made Clo,hing, consisting in
part Of
Occ,roofs. FrocI CsufS.
Dress CootS, RaniotoeDs
Vests, DruwerS, SoHocS
lhdcrShirtS. Uo1dkrciitjI,
Hats ard Caps. Boots ,tc .Sioes.
And everything usually found in first class
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
F1NCT EOODS
Also large and carefully selected assori-
ment of Fancy Goods. of all classes, kinds and
qualities, all of which viii be sold Il, the low
est possible living prices.
Laoies Goitors aud Shoes.
He also invites the attention of the ladies'
to his fine stock Of GATORS AND SHOES.
which he viii sell at prices defving competi-
tion.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
He has on hand beautiful assortment of
Carpets, Oil Cloths. &c which arc of good
quality, and well worth the inspection of the
buyer.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Gold and Stcer Watches,
C7ocfs, Ear hqs.
~ Plain and fdHcv jngs,
Watch Keys. Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins.
Gold Pens and Pencils. &C., whic hat this time
form the largest and best assortment in the
county.
nA. All the sboye goods viii be sold c p
er than ny'cther store in the United States.
II you don't believe it,s just give me a call
and be Convinced Of the truth Of the assertion
LEM HECHT.
Patterson, Jan /, 1S64-ff
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
HEADQUARTERS!
MiffIinIewn Chair Manafactsry


IsHARLES W. WEITZEL >ould inform The
~ citizens of Juniata county, that be con-
tinues the Chair Manu:actory at the well Known
old stand in Water street, where he Is at all
times prepared TO receive orders for " 'udsor
Chairs Of every description, including s.''ess'
Large Rocking Chairs, Sewing Rocking Chairs,
Childrens Chairs. Counting House Stools. Cain;
Seat Chairs, Bar Room ArsdChsirs, and every
thing pertaining to his business, all Of which
he is prepared TO sell chcTpcr Than ever. He
is now prepared to wholesale work at city pri-
ces. Prompt attention viii be given 20 Repa-
ring. All work done chem and expedtieusly.
Sawed Poplar Plank and Scaiitling taken in
exchange for furniture.
Furniture Room ON Main street; eppo-,
site the Post Office.
cHARES WEITZEJ. ~ -
September 3, l36a.iG.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26

HOW TO SAVE MONEY.vBUY FR44
II JA5IES II. SIMONs, who has nov
hand the largest stock Of ready made -, q;
SADDLES and HARNESS in thef
county. which he is selling at greatly
reduced prices. He is now manufacturing hi
Saddles and Harness with such perfect system
that he is enabled TO sefl supe, ior article o
everything in his line, CHEAPER than an,
other establishment in the county. lie invite
purchasers 10 call and examine his stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. f,-f
James Ii Simons' Saddles end Harness ar
acknowledged 10 surpass in point of lightness
elegance and comfort, as well as real value ant
durability ,all others manufactured in the coun
ty. Remember his Shop is OH Bridge street
in the roorns formerly occupied by D. w. A
Belford, as Tailor Shop. t
Hssap All kinds Of repairing neatly execr'et
and all work Narrated. Jan Gay
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26
KUNKEI'S CEEERRATED
DITTER WINE OF IRON,
ID BITTER WINE OF IRON,


ID BITTER WINE OF IRON, --
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
BITTER WINE oF IRON. =a
THE GEENF Tonic
.--.....,.... -., Tue GREAT TONIC
THE GREAT Tf'Nlc
THE GREAT ,TONE
For Dyspepsia aud lrdigsstionS
For Dyspepsia and indigestion
For Dyspepsia and indigestion.
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
For Weak Si0isachs and General Debility
For Weak Stoinachs and General Debility
Fer Weak Stomachs and General Debility
For Weak Stomacbs and General Debili'Xe
Reliable and Surets do Good
Relisble and snreio do Goe.t,
Reliable and Sure 10 10 Good
Reliable and Sa=s 10 -5s-,s .oo.i. a.
Afi1 Cannot do Isss,i.
/. = in,l Cannot do FIar,u
r,tfaDnot do Harm.
And cannot 10 Har-i
II costs hui, Little and tnfifss The Blood
Ii costs but Litlc and Puriics he Blood
1t costs but Lilflc and Purifcs tIiG Biooi
It costs but Little and purfcs the Bin",I.
ts Vow oi:ly l>k ?Fia
- Now Only Asb Tria-
| Now Unly Ask Triat
! Non only t-t Trial
of rii> Valuable Medicine.
Jr fhi- Valuable Ncdsinr.
Of this Valuable ji.,iiJjnr. ..
or this Valuable Medcnc
Only Scventy 1--we < Cue pnIlar rtr BOTTLE.
Only Seventy -tiie * tine Dollar per hottie
only Seventy five y One Dolr per B"trl.
Only Seventy five & ore BOILER per Eou'.
Manufactured solely h$
:. 4. III NkLE X BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13

rebellion IL unlnsihaoie, WI. ~ '
Transferring the readiness with when l'0h1o
crars had raiAj to the cause, It was zoo ia'e %
o's ,hora we're no war Democrats lt he
s,''.,.,ht there was a prospect Of peace by the
'.,,.,t;.,r,o. he would leave ~ means untfjod
- i,ri, l. zt.ou5. But before he would agree
= sen-iing commissioners, il must first he
'h,,yr rhaf naice ovartures would meet with
S.|'>D.,s,,nliog spirit. And because he wonl'i
49,, n,1,s,,a this false light, ne Was to he fo't
., h:s ,|jsavue Fernando Wood that he had
n ~ :, I,e 4 Democrat. lie knew the war
10 ,at been prosecuted on the principles III
49, g.. 'laJared. but that should BOT Seyerate
rjo, i. me common effort TO bring the war TO
W. Grinnell, IF Iowa, protested against Nr.
W;nfa]d rnrnine over E'ernando Wood 60 the
Eeoubican party. They had done nothing 70
;lsIity such terrible inhictlon. The gentle,
nan from Indiana Mr.. tdarl1ngtonJ had sa',s
,bo soldiers Of Massachusetts, had 30 stomach
for the fight. u
aid not say soldiers h1t the hepSeseh' + u
&c Nass,.huserts had 40 stomach fJr the Tg5t
". R,nf.go|j having been appealed to by
mr. (lrnneII. said rhat NJ Harrington: first
lid The soldiers Of Nassac lusetts have no
s:on2ac| f,r the hgns-al1' next the people,
and in the third place her REPRESENTATIVES on
This floor.
Mr. Gr;aae|I repeed the base SANDER on
New England. and remarked the Western sol
si;trS think the soldiers from that section h9ht
- well as any ottier. The gentleman from
MARYLAND ST.. Harris said b was willing %
sake all the sins Of slavery. Every one Of the
s)aves Of that member had note against hlm
vilh com pouna interest. Lvaoy, the Aooh~
zionist, had his seat IN heaven, DIT the gentle
man from Maryland would not have enc, near
him. 4 would remarked Mr. Gunnell, X
rather say thousand times let the country be
divided the South go their way, all slave, and
she North all tree-than to see the country
oaca more under Democratic ruie.
Mr.. Holman demanded this sentence should
De taken down By the clerk.
There was much merrlnent on the Demo
cratic side, when
Mr. Smith, Of Kentucky. expressed the
hope that the House would keep lulet.-
fCries Of order
Mr. Eldridge trusted the House would
hear the gentleman from Kentucky, lCll7s OF
order ;,
After some further noisy proceedings MI.
{1riTnell said he. WAS merely attempting 20
quote the remarks Of ez~Kepresentatlve Con
way
The speaker pro tenn said, under these cir
cuiastances, the gentleman from Iowa was IN
order
Mr. Grinnel CONCLUDED his speech.
Mr. Rollins, Of Mo, said his heart had been
hIled with sadness at the notes CT party sound
ing here. It seemed that all was for party,
and nothing for the country. But FIR the res
olution introduced by the Speaker OF this
House. the speech Of the gentleman from
Ohio would have soon been forgotten, like
many Others Now, however, it would be
read by thousands who otherwise would never
have heard Of it. He relied on the dlscrlmIna-
tiug sense of tue country, and did not appre,
bend the speech would produce harm. Il the
country was GO he stricken down by such q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13

I1REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ The quickest and safest route 70 the N"rtA-
vest and Southwest Two through trains daily,
md one on Sunday Soldiers tickets al Coy
.rnment RATES TO ali the principal points II The
North and West. For tickets and further ia
forrnatinn andy 1t the office Of the 'jI&ea.
PENNSYLVANIA Koule>" northeast corner Penn
svIvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ms
tional Hotel Office open from L. m, TO y,
H.: OF Sundays to ! ,. II.
E. J. WILKINS, Agent.
Washington, oct lily
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-25
Sunday Night Report.
naississippi Valley Sanitary Fair

hIississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
St. Louis. April "a
The committee on pulication of the
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, which il
to, be opened in this city on The l7th
Of May next, havc issued the following
address, and most earnestly request that
tt,e editors s( 18th sssalar sad rslipisas
je'urnals throughout the county will give
lt place in their columns. that the noble
mission of this great festival shall b. made
known to every hsnlet in tho Ind, and
the success Of the fair should bsscommeu a.
surate with the sscsedness Of our cause
and the greatness of the nation:
FJrssds Of tie Nafioa--Our ealja nl
soldiers have wrssted an empire from the
grasp Of treason they have planted the
banner of the rePabiic upon che capi,ols
Of many redeemed comm on =, Il tbs ! they
have opened the Mississippi aud enabled
It's waters. uayexed by rebei blockade. u
flow freely 10 the ocean to atles, that
heroic, lesistiess valor which on many
bloody fields has cloven down the hopes OF
the rebellion. We have tte assured res-
teration OF national unity and public tran
guilty. An imperiled nation cannot
forget iss preservcrs = fres people will mol
neglect The defenders cf ils liberty. Re-
publics have been proverhial for ingrati-
tude oars nust be frse fron this. his-
toricaI repoach. Oar Gov eminent, though
providing for its armies with liberalisy
unprecedented ia the hissoty ~ oshet
countries, i not authorized to supply
many comforts which the sick and wound
I'd sold,1e1 nsea- Thd6sn1I af su1
braFs defenders are nov lying i'll in Camp
snd hospital their endurance Of HARD
fsbaethior sutsssd.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DEsPATcaEs.
rRosa NORTH CAROLINA.
New York, April %.

New York, April %.
North Carolina dispatches to the 18th
have been received
A Governors council convened At Ra.
leigh and declined calling the Legislature
together in extra session, fearing !. would
array the State against the Confederacy
The Henderson en-. C.) Times. pub.
lished in the western part of the State
advises the people 10 keep out Of the
army and stay at home and defend them.
selves.
|. The Raleigh Progress says the people
arc starving at hotels At $50 day, and
many of the best families are on half "a.
tions.
The Wilmington journal is gloomy at
the prospect Of affairs in the Confederacy
aud doubtless At the sad lack Of food and
bad condition of the coming crops.
The Fayetteville Chronicle laments al
the high price aud lack Of food, but finds
comfort "a the announcement that several
hundred Springfield rifles are manufac.
tured there for the Confederate service.
The rebel attack on Plymouth is con.
6rmed. but no particulars received.