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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

WAsHiSeTon, March "A special "a 70 the
Advertiser says, n naval court martial of
which Admiral Gregory is to be President.
ls to assemble here ON the 9Th of March for
The trial of Commodore Wilkes on numer-
Gus charges connected With his command
OF the West India squadron and his subgp.
qGent correspondence with tbs Secretary
of the Navy. 80 -
1t IS stated that the new loan is to be
given ont through the National Banks in.
stead OF private bankers as WAS at frat in
The arrival here yesterday of Admiral
Dahlgren has give n rise 10 q. report tbat he
either 10 OF is about 10 be removed from
command ofcths feet OF CbSrleston.-
There Is no foundation whatever for tbe
report.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
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them Of the commercial agent, d. s. Barnes q 90.
600 Broadway, N. Y. Two bfzes, 50 Ieents and 81.
s6p1-em Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

I6r SoEDlERs' suPPER.-The loyal ci,t-
Eens Of Mar.tnsville, Ohio, gave their re-
turned veterans of The LIST Virginia Infau-
try apdrlst Va. Cavalry splendid supper
90 Wednesday evening The tables were
filled With every. delicacy which a woman's
heart could prompt Speeches were deliv
cred by Rev. Uber, Col. Thoburnt Col.
ospehatt and Chaplain Trusnap. The
Chaplain brought his Wit aod machine DO /.
etry in requisition much to the amusement
Of all present. go
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
From Richmond papers.

PAILADRLPHIAs Iarch Q "A special dis.
patch from Washington Chronicle Office 10
the Press, says Richmond papers ANNOUNCE
with ,unteigned regret the appointment Of
Brsxton Bragg as Commander III. chief OF
the rebel army ever the head of General Lee:
they also acknowledge a heavy loss of life
in Florida. =
sNEw YoRx, March s.Awe have Rich.
moad papers 10 Monday last, iuclusiye.-
Their war news is not important Dis.
patches from Demopolis of the 23d repre.
sent the Union forces, (Sherman's,l MAKING
retrogrAde movement. Their stories ~
the cavalry Sighting in Northern Mississippi
are about the same as ours from Memphis.
Grants movements bothered them; though
they claim that his advance has been re-!
pulsed. They say that the Union force
passed through Tunnel Hill on the 26,h.
and would not probably make stand near.
er than Chickamauga. ~. ifs.
LongstreeHs retreat ia partially con-
fessed.
A Mobile disPalch of the 2sd says fire
was oPe9ed that day upon forts by six mon
itors and four gunboats and shelitd ali
day. .taE
The Florida affair is made much Of. and
with reason, but the rebels concede severe
losses on, their side. Lieutenant Oaustin
of the United States regulars, aud one of
the eseapers from Libby, had been retaken
Thirty: one Union prisoners escaped
while going from Richmond to Georgia.
near Augusta. lIi.t 81 q ~
The editorials of the Journals before us
are full of brag about the bright prospects
OF the sonth and the desperation, demoral-
ization, bankruptcy and utter hopeIessn ess
of the north.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

WAsHiEeTOH, March I2nd.-one Of The
irst results of Grants promotion TO Lieut..
GsneralshiP, will be important changes in
the army of the Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
mPlpE PREsEnrAr1nn .

PIPE PREsRNTATIoN,-After the ad
journmentof the Senate yesterday, a beau
tiful meeFschaum pipe was presented to
Mr.. Bunker, the Senator from Monougalta,
by the members Of the class iu German
which he has been teaching during the
session. The class consists of MIR. Ste.
Venson, President of the Senate, E. R.
Ball, Clerk, Mr.. Hagans, setgeaut.at.A Arms
and g. D. Hall, Clerk of the House. The
presentation was made by the Clerk of the
Senate, in brief speech, and Mr.. Bunker
responded 10 an appropriate manner, The
affair was pleasantly conducted and gave
rise to considerable merrimeut, especially
etfeSttug the gravity of the venerable Sen.
tor from Ritcbie, Mr.. Raymond.
MIR. Hall 10 presenting the pipe said that
he badths pleasant duty of presenting 10
the ohairmanso of the "Saur Kraut" Com
mittee, Mr, Bunker. a meerschaum pipe,
asa Testimonial Of the appreciation which
the. Committee had of the patience, indus.
tryl earaestness. aud ability which he had
displayed in behalf of the Com
mittee, and expressed the firm conviction
that although they might forge, the Ger
man, they never would forget their teacher.
MF. Bunker, 10 reply, said that he duly
appreciated the compliment thus rendered;
that he felr it more deeply than be could
expressi that be priced the elegant gift,
but more the evidence which its preseuta.
ton gave of the kind appreciation ia which
his labOra were held by his class; and con-
claded by saying that although the pipe
might "end 10 smoke" he trusted and be-
lieved thestars made by the class in Ger
man would nor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

R&eA sEcEssloN. PRBAoHBa CAPFuREb.
Rev. MI. DOshil,, a Secession preacher,
who used frequently to hold forth ia ID, The
baptist Church of this city, but Who has
rscsRtIybssntp ttachiuB Id b 4iS. .wks cap
'aFed nees Winchester a. fswldagsI since,
while on his way,to, G6arIestonP jefferson
county BE. was Invited by. the U6ioh
omeets to sxtena his Journey 10 Harp er's
feFFy' where, We sprssune,. he sill re-
mama. This DoshIi said to have become
most venOmous rebel. He refused 70
speak to Ulionists 10 winchestes when
tue rebels held that place, aud. slso 70.
fused to recognize bis old aequasiatances
from 'hislPISes now Ai6gtEe .dsmJs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
NOTICE.

TUX undersigned beg leave to announce to their
tEiendl and the public generally, that they IN.
branches, aud hope by assidu0us attention to busi
neSS, to merit q lbelal GhArs Of patronage
GttATES and all kinds Of Hotloxart, .eompris.
me best patterns inJnhe. EWs invite att6u-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

D0-Taz Lars sasor1xe ARRAY in
Washington Pa Noticed elsewhere, is now
bstng investigated, Some 6OwitDesses have
been sdnmoned and an effofr will be made
to get at; The facts and punish the guilty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
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DRYoR q FRosr Sase, an the ahpTs esIehr.ssa
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AndWontd eau the attention Of farmers 10 the nRces.
siiy % buying Is II & ven known that MANY
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OWNS, TO the supply running out, Our stock g
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

nALiFA&I March 5.-The Royal mail
steamship Canada, from Liverpool, goth.
via Queenstown, 2lst, has arrived. The
AusLralasian, from New York, arrived at
GU istowu on the 18th.
Brest.
There was vague rumor that France
Confederacy.
The German forces have entered Jut.
Paris bOurss was fat; rentes e6f s5c.
The Archduke Maximillian will visit the
courts of Brussels, Paris and Windsor be-
fore leaving for Mexico.
French policy seems to be setting 10 ia
Vor Of Denmark and some Journal's letter
warnings to Prussia.
The Germans were repulsed on the 18Th
10 general attack on the whole liue Of the
Danish position.
The steamer Great Eastern bus been
chartered by Glass. Elliott & Co., to Law
the Atlantic cablein the summer of 1866.
LATEST
LORGyH, Ee6. 2O.-The Paris oorrAsnon.
dent of the Times says that Napoleon will
not fail If any opportunity Is given him to
march the French troops to the Rhine.
Little credeDce is attached 10 the report.
ed Intention Of France to recognize the
Confederates.
All was quiet at DuppIe 90 the OH. In
consequences of the ciIcuitous moyemepts
OF the German troops the Danes were
compelled to evacuate Holding In Jutland.
cavalry engagement. subsequently took
place without decisive result.
Thirteen Austrian men of war are order
ed to sea to protect German merchant
men. rll
The Danish frigate in the English chan.
mel had oyerhauled numerous VESSELS.
Lord Palmerston on Friday night. smoke
strongly as to the Austro Ptussian ipVa-
sion, and was loudly chesred, be declined
saying what the government would do If
the Germans entered JutlAnd.
Italy The Paris correspondent of the
esrts TImes says, rumoFs not unlike those
ahoat preceding the Italian. var, are in
circulation now as then. II is said agents
are in France buyinRarms and munitions
OF war of all descriptions on account of
the Italian Government, aud naval stores
are purchased by them with the permission
of the French Government. IL is conse-
quentiy conjsetured that an attack 10 some
part of the Adriaticis contemplated by the
Italian Government. -
PoLAND.-The insurgents attacked the
Russian garrison at Kenskie and drove
them out Of the town; the Russians we're
then attacked by another party of insnr.
gents and defeated with heavy loss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

H AIR
ENRIZLErTS. BRAlDS AND BACK CURLS-A
u small assortment Just received as samples
We have made an arrangement with a Celebrated
HAIR Dresser east to Ill any orders iutrusted to ID
ioE rue above goods. We also ftlrnlsh WigB fol-
ades and gentlemen at reasonable rates and OF heat
makes. Please give Us yonF orders aud they viii
D.NICoLL &BRo.,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Remember Friday Evening.
Grand union BanI

IlNHERB viii be Grand Uni,ti BAH d washing.
j ton Hail on FRIDAY EVRRING, MARCH III,
lk6I, to which all are invited. = lia j, 80 -
RlgbI fun band WILDE in attendAn O. mr4 ltt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
THE GREAT ENaIIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKE's ~
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription ofSir j. Clarke,
IL. D., Phyieiah Extraordinary to Ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Cooking Stoves. ,

Of which We have patterns for burning both wood
and coal that we can confidently rect mmBhd and
WAIrantto give eStire satisfactio1. = II
We invite the attention OF builders and other. ia.
strous OF puI chasing to our stock Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
,8nIIsoFrom Washington. 3 |

,9h14Sc From Washington. -
WAsHIueToE, March IA special 10 the
Tribune says, q sharp diplomatic. CORES
pondence between our Government and
the British is likely 10. eusue In cohss.
quence of Lord John Rasseli's Withholding
from Parliament See'y Stewards demands
upon Her Majesty's GoVernment for In !.
Identification for loses TO American com.
meHce caused BY the Anglo rebel pirate
Alabama. rE 3'9i
The alightinR of Admiral Dahleren3 from a
Baltimore train 10 day would Indicate tbat
that officer has been recalled from his com.
imand at Charleston
The Provost Marshal General "a. dsvs in.
formed . memberot Congress hat 4 new
draft would be ordered as soon as the ures.
ent one Was filled.
RAs4iSgToa, March. s..9Pforo.t Mar.
shall Fry has issned 3 circular ordering ID
Board Of Enfollmsut;to commence the firafl
on the 10th inst. IN ali sub. districts which
had not filled Iheir qaotass before The LIST
All volunteers who actually enlist before
the draft Is made wiIl.be dednoted from
quotas. If the quota Is not filed by the
tirst draft the, board shall make further
drafts until thsentirs quota is obtained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
9aiIp aptelIlIiqppglpr.
Friday Morning March q
TO PRINTERS. Il

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ITAVING Just put mp IL, our Job Room 6ns OF
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SupsrTOyai Washington Hand Press, which ne will
3SI2S Enches. Any one wishing such q Press would
consult their own InterOFt by Citing us y calls =
dsc2s oAAPBRLL6 MoDRRMOT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Notice to Subscribers.

The price for the various editions OF the
Enteltigtnesr is as follows, in advance;
DAILY, by Mail, Il Ysar............s4 90
lathe CITY, per Week IS.
TRI-wEEKLY, by Mall, j Year 4 90
'g.t ;9s Mos. g, o
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WEEKLY, by Mail, L Year......,2 90
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

BUCK WHEAT PLOUR. 80
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- wheat our now on the way ADD for llIe
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aisissli .-siitl ia SODA qASH;u. .gita5 90
.TtEAIENT, maryland WHITE 61Me AND
" Plaster Paris, always on hand. aud for sale Al
low prices. METOALF q BURT,
janis SO Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

PLOUGHSt PLOUGHSt PLOUGHS I
TIME LARGE ASSORTMENT ey.r o6sted fot
u sale IN this city, COhsiEtinR IN par Of no ana
. Right and Lett Haul Pitisburg Centre sLeE6fS
iron and wooden stocked t-7tf-3
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Grate FrOnts

Of Fittsburg manufacture, which we will sell on
liberal terms, 'nr stock Of PloWpOnts also large
and Of all patterns jE'I'sIE &c 81
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Foreign News.

HALIFAx, March 3-The ROYAL mail
steamship Canada. from Liverpool, goth.
via Queenstown, 2lst, has arrived. The
-AusLralasian, frum New York, arrived at
Gu istowu on the 18th.
e rebel steamer Georgia has left
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
RATS! RATS5l RIA rSl

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Is the best preparation ever offered to The
public. For sale at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

. AonQyTI He6. 2O.-The Paris oorrespon.
dent of the Times says that Napoleon will
not fail If any opportunity is given him 10
march the French troops TO the Rhine.
LittleIcredeDce is attached 10 the report
ed intention Of France to recognize the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

All varieties Of Iron aud WI ., slucl ed one and
two horse. hill sids4 AiSi the bsst maj =, al tfeei
mould board plJughs, wool ana iron si6ckej with
sVeT1 variety of So J-Syi bar shAre os-hnrse mari
lug out pIoushS, uellde's lafroWs potato dig
PRYOR 4 PROSE
anEo BLAND d Main Sfresk 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

~ NESSS- 80 !H9-ESs4''0seu v.
people ofseqpel caste. sAnd itheicastss are
divided and sub.diyided into thousands,
50 that it is avery dlaeuit thing sometimes
to make.a mAtch.I THE wife is always the
husbands dog, al d u never treated &&h
respect. a'.9fa .s5piaW iaA.is ti. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11
Robbery at Agency city.

On the night of the 9th ut., the Sta
ton House Of the B. L. NJ Railroad was
entered by means of false keys, and the
safe blown open with powder, and all val
uables, including nearly 5000, in all
amounting to about 800, distracted
and carried off. Ndtessnd papers value
less to the burglars, we're left in the safe.
Mr.. Sage. the clerk, who ordinarily slept
in the station house, had been sick some
two weeks, and no one'was in the building
on the night of the robbery. No clue
has as yet been obtained of the robbers.
Since the above was in type, the fol-
lowing persons were arrested on charge
of committing the above robbery: E.G.
Huffstutter. James McCar,y, A. F.
Sprague, Isaac Warner, John Davidson,
and Geo. McCarty. They were arrested
on warrant issued from the Office of A.
A. Douglas, j. p. of this city. They
we're brought before the said Justice on
Tuesday, but on account Of the absence
OF necessary witnesses, the examination
was continued until yesterday, [Wednes.
day at 10 o'clock. the parties in the
meantime remaining in custody. They
are in hot pursuit Of another party, re-
garded as the ring-leader of the gang and
it is to be hoped he will be caught. The
above arrests were made at Agency City
on Sunday night by Sheriff Derby.
The examination has been held and ali
the defendants have beer discharged
Ottumwa Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11

The following is an extract from let.
ter In the London Daily News:
In August last, in Japan. not a build
ing with two thousand beings in it, but
a whole city of hundred and seventy
thousand souls, was suddenly burned to
ashes in few hours; city of paper
and bamboo, covering many square miles.
filed with its women and children. the
sick and the in6rm, the blind, the halt
and the MANNED. II burned like straw On
many sides at once, reddening the ocean
for leagues with its flames. 1t was fred
with no warning, by bomb-shels and red
hot shot rained necessarily during two
days into its midst. In that vast conga-
grafton it is morally certain that not two
Thousand only, but at least Eve times, per.
haps ten or twenty times two thousand
helpless creatures must have perished.
No brilliant pen has painted for US the
hideous incidents of their last agouies,
and the horrors Of an internal Gre, before
which that Of Chilli burns but pale and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11
Union 0&cers Exchanged.
Baltimore, March 10.

baltimore, March III.
The following are among the Federal
officers released from Richmond:
F. A. Batleson. Col. Tooth Illinois In
fantry.
C. H. Carleton, Co.. s9th Ohio In
fantry.
H. LIE Fevre. Col. 2sd Michigan Iu-
fantry
A Van Schroeder, Lieut.. Col. and A.
c. G. l4th Army Corps.
J. w. Sanderson, 1t. Col. Chief G. s.
LIST Army Corps.
s. W. Archer, Lieut.. Col. 18th lows
Infantry.
]. c. Msagher, Capt. 40th Ohio In.
fantry.
Jno- B. McRoberts, Capt. Sd Ohio In.
fantry.
Jas A. johnson. Capt. 18th Kentucky
Cavalry.
NJ. Cochrane. Capt. AID Indiana In.
fantry.
Edward X. Knowles, LIST Lieut.. 2ls,
Kentucky Infantry
HI S. Platte, LIST Lieut. 18th Michigan
Infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11
new York Market.

NEw YORK, March 10.
CettonTii and To ~ lower. II % 1se for raIsBilins
uplafsi- and Ise fgf low Iniddling.
flour-Tu and closed 20 inc lower: -azG SIS f.,
extra State. 3sS7 = for r. IL o. 3aas 50 or trade
brands
whisk~y-withont decided change at ssseac for STAT.
ami es#e95r Fir N e-trrn.
Nieat-Duil and Is cs- l esai ss for Chicago
sFrin- os4i ~ fof Mi clpis 5o9sl n for WHITES
kei Western
GorliIeasy and dreor3ng 81 2Si fr shipping mix I'd
Western in store, aud I tor new southern yellow
uais-HeAyy and dropping SIC gals FIR state and
Western
Noci-fsuiet and uDcbanged.
fe,roenmtaiot sic 81 4 for crnle 49a 50 refined
ia bend, and g. ssa5 fer refined free
fark-Aare active and Erm-r at n 5a1s . S-lL fYr
mess Il 5a - 20 for old do - IS for doc Il a
- O. FIR cid and new prime. and q BEG y o. for pi,
ness also 800 bids prime FIR March - 90 AMI last
evening i,sSo bib for June. sellers optHn al
- 81.
Beef-yery firm, with good demand at ee5 fpr cora
try mtrs +ssc for prince lntlS for repaeked mess
- s4rlo 20 far extra mess prime -f quiet and
unchanged.
Cut Meais-rirm es.e1O for shoulders, l2,1s lsl.
for hams.
Bacon sies-Le-s active lisx k~ Western Curnber-
land cut 10 arrive. II for do long rib La 49, fo
d" short ribbed IL for do long clear i13 dn short
clear Also 21oo rs. city bellies in bulk n fIk1 H.
LaId-Qniet and scarcely rn; l3s@ . ~ including
small hot very extra 1T las
Rnt'er-Firmer at 27GSIc for Ohio, aud 32G aoc for
State.
cheese-Firner at i5s9ise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11

6tsvsn said 30 shoalA yets % rejss'
this bin, - similar ono was already D.
fors The Conmitoee Of the Whole, where
il oosld BE- fully dissusssd.
Consideration Of the bill was postponed
till Nosday week.
The Hose resumed the consideration
of the legislative, executive and Judicial
appropriation bill.
The amendment Of Sherman 10 The
House bill, authorising the Secretary Of
the Treasury to anticipate tho payment
Of interest on the public debt, providing
for the sale Of the surplus gold on hand,
came up in the special order.
Sherman explained the effect Of the
amendment.
Hendricks opposed it and moved to
amend BY directing the Secretary to cell
the surplus gold at public auction, after
five days notice in Washington and New
York papers.
The morning hour expired and the
subject was postponed till tomorrow
noon.
Pomeroy being entitled to the foo,
commenced lengthy speech on the
Equalization bill, in the course of which
he announced the authenticity of the
Chase circular and proceeded to lay down
the platform Of the Chase party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


Secretary Chase Declines tho Nomina.
tien for the Presidency.
New York, March 10.
The Post publishes the following let
ter of Mr.. Chase, declining TO enter the
Presidential canvass:
Washington, March 8.
My DEAR SI.: Ia reply to friendly
letter from you, l wrote you briefly mol
long ago about the wishes expressed BY
many that my name might be favorably
regarded by the people in their next
choice Of President, and closed by say
ing that should our friends in Ohio man
hest preference for another, should
accept their decision with the ready &C.
quiescence due from one who has been al
ready trusted aud honored by them be
yond merit or expectation.
The recent action of the Union mem.
bers Of our Legislature in iieates such q
preference. 1t becomes my duty, there
fore, and | count it more privilege thar
a duty, to ask that no further considera
ton be given to my name. 1t was never
more important than now that all our eff
forts and all our energies should be de
voted to the suppression Of
Line failed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11

~T The St. 10. Herald says that three
hundred "prairie schooner" are m voy-
age to Idaho. Already over 800 wagons
have passed through St. Joseph on their
way to the gold-6elds. All we're heavily
laden with merchandise suitable for the
market in ,ha. region. The Herald also
learns that company with large capital
has been formed 10 Liverpool to work the
gold mines 10 Idaho Tney have inden-
sured five hundred hands 10 work for
three years, aud are expected to arrive
and commence Quitting BY the 10Th of
June. An agency will be established in
ST. Joseph