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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-15
financial au0 Commercial.
Chicago N arket.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
Markets again excited and higher.
Four-25 TO Soc higher
Whest--l4c higher.
Corn-Aduanced &c.
eats-l1 20 higher.
Rye to lie higher
Barey-G TO &c letter.
whisky-Dull. with light sales att 65.
Seeds-Timoth. nrm at 0oG4 Is: Fiax quiet at 2 q
Hay-Qniet at - eog24 90.
Money-Easy.
ksstern Exehauge-Firm at par to X buying and K
premium selling
God-Ciosed weak at 21o,
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AWARDED THE HIGHFsT pRrMllIM,

whenever exhibiting in competition with Others ",
aai take pleasure in forwarding by mail IA: our or,
eapeasel our Illustrated Catalogue In which every in
anehi We manufacture. is fully described and iI,ps
trated by elegant engravings ""u "ius
rs Al Aeiadeons Of cur manufacture either sold bv
US OF dealers in any part Of the United states ., .na
- ~ ahsei 70 se perfect in every respect and should
s repairs he necessary before the expiration ~ fra
from the date sale. hold ourselves ready sn
,s - MAKE the same free ofcharge provided tbe in
Jury IL not caused by accirent or design ~ -
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Nebraska has elected Union delegates
- Congress BY large majority.
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THIRTY THOUSANDl

iaee instr nments are now in mostly in the Uni,
- ea'es ana 1anala also in Europe ASIA Africa south
and the Vest Indies and from all these omar,
ers We have the most fattsrinv testimonials Of tho hil
hsa.iph 70 which they are held At NIL Industrial 81
ADDITIONS, they have invariably been
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RIDAx. NY d.


.ss =
1aoa1Deana = Qnoo $3.50. a. 'Is.sa
o. a6lioIGi ~ = RI. H re 1890
xere - su1pon1s1, d - ~ ruuost
thitd tssdlng.
~ l.svioas qssseisa vas thsa sl,lsa'
and ~ ds6ats cot Ill " s.s' 5 !
Ths 6scrstary soansnoad ealing III
y1sad aays - - adoptisa g ~ ~
trst eeotiens Of Ne Eusaa1tpot,oa Al.
vhicA provides that ssslAvsry ana isyol.
.atary ssrvitade, sxsept fef setns aiesr
que sesyIsaioas y and 40 hereby forever
ehoalshsd ~ 1esisiana, ard sssend, that
the Legisht1xS i forever probibitsd ftum
posing any lAv recognizing property in
NJ. Absll wished to sxplain his vete.
but = 10 was bssuching Oh iato speesk
hewas eallsd 70 ordsr s. the Prsids.s,
we lid his reEnaRks were insulting . fAs
House. and he thon voted ssnoP in :
very load and energetic voice.
NJ. Campbell voSsd mol NO! in thun-
dering tone Of voice. adding: s1n the name
e the wronged people Of Louisiana, /
vote mol
Mr.. Edwards said: ain the name Of
the people Of Loaisiana and Freedom, I
say yesr' Xxi
Mr.. Thomas-I have long been in T.
vor Of immediate emancipation. When
this Convention was called went before
my constituents and told them my .ssnti.
ments. They elected me By ! large ma
jority, and that I may neither violste nv
own eonseience or the pledge made my
constituents, unlike some others in this
body. 4 vose yesi''
M Wells-For the good of the white
- Wslf - &hs black rsoss, and for the
honor Of that dag. | vote yes.
Mr.. Aontamat explained that he had
opposed il on the ground Of compsnsa-
ton not being granted, but wsuld vots
yea.
On motion the rules were suspended to
allow the President to vote.
Mr.. President-I vote yes with all my
soul.
The vote stood-yeas 72; nays Is.
In announcing the vote, the Prssiden
~ +
"The 6rst and second sections Of TIL
report having passed the third readinf
and been adopted, are now part and par
Gel Of the hw of the land"
The announcement was received viii
great applause and loud cheers.
The House, then, on motion, adjourn
ed, and three cheers were given for til,
Free State of Louisiasa.
NATIONAL sALuTR-ALL RAIL TO Tn
FREE srArH or LOUISIANA.
At IL O'Clock to-day national salst
will be fired from the foot of Canal stree.
in honor Of the passage Of the organic &C
which forever sbolishes slavery in a.
State Of Louisiana, and places our nobl
State upon the Union s'fres list" w,
make this announcement beforehand
lest when they hear the thunder OF III
guns our secession friends should 90 viii
with joy with the belief tia. Dick Taylo
coming to town. The passage Of hi
ordinance 10 one Of the grandest events Q
the times. and it i fitting that it shoul
be duly celebrated-that the roar Of !,
tillery and glad shouts should make III
welkin reverberrate and ring with til
thunders Of powder and the voices Of joy
Louisiana is forever free. The Eat Ia
gone forth, and the action Of Yesterday
the Convention is irrsvocsble.-TN. c
True Delta. May 18th.
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mIssoURr lrEns.

To nm Su0T lanes IAniap ~ A.
drev county vho ~. .,;sd 4, ,,;t..r -
oommiss;on il a. Ia n J,ns -. -.
Sssn ....o. = - - os - .u11 -. nas
the 10th OF June. Hsvas found 9uil.
ty Of giving aid to the rebellion, uttsriss
reasonable language, violating his oath ,
and burning mill in possession u Union
troops. worth "a, OO0-so says the St.
10 NswI.
AFor, Mu.r.. c....;. NJ -.
Don,M vha ,s.;ds. - 81. Th;.1 T.I - :,
Platte river, near the corner q this and
DsKalb eoanty, wa shot down q IL
thrsshhold of.his door yesterday mornine.
BY young man named Robissoa. Go.
Tain n. had fofmetly besn il, command q
osmpany Of Independent or Pawpsv
militis, and Robissou = also known o iave
been Conservative ia, politics. II there
fore could not have been . difference o.
polisisai ssstinsass thai ossssd Nm 8
commit ths foul act.--T0t. 10. News
SOM farm containing 100 aoee1.
belosyiag 70 Thomas Bowling, and sitss-
I'd about four miles vest of Hannibal ~
|sDld hst Friday 70 : mas ~ 10 asn64 q
Hut6hinson. 81 Wasrsn, co1nty, Ohio, lor
1900.
u,.,o.4..o. ~. -. Z,
.-;.,..s. -. =. . - .,,;...'.:. 7.
T -.a ~ = 1870 ss ~ en'gsn0g e ne
lie, and o. States d Osskon md CAli36s.
mia. IL trnly sstosishinr. Nsvsv sinoe
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Prom the CincinnAti Commercial.l
UY>>l: -

Ifnom the U1ncannad Commercall
Warrington, Asy 10.
The following il an extract from ! let-
ter written by the Rev. Henry Ward
beecher TO gentleman in this city:
In the present emergsncy, in view Of
mr.; Llncoln's past administration, the
Wisdom ne has shown, the moral purity
Of the man, and the great aad Just eon6-
dence which the people put ID him, the
danger II ne were set aside il that il would
De regarded - . popular rsbuks Of his
policy; and the con6dencs that I feel.
fnst though long in learning hs has learn.
cd to govern, am full snd strong in nv
conviction that be should be our next
President.
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"a Paisley man visiting Glasgow
lately w. being shown the lions Of q,
town, and among other things admire,
the statue Of Sir John Moore. which !
an erect figure. He brought smother Pais
icy man soon sftsrward to - The sta,ue
Dus not being geographically posted. 3
!ived . ens statue Of james VISIT. vhio1
y 10 nttng attitude. Fsslise aonsuhel
pussied - 70 the identity Of vhst -. 81
fore him with what he reoollect.d 3 ~
seen, ne at length dieposed Of the diaIcrl
y ~ exclaiming: s'Odd man, he, p
down since ! nav him Inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-27

RunrD.-llIks OBtis. rstIul d.,
en- nid.e tais n..aag e1ez
See1y Wralpses : ~
peoee9eae q Il - NJ
~ Js4ge k,kAa4. ~ ) - ~
~ lese = -
- ]. -
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) - Sss'sss- =. - 1 n
- - ~. - 4 IN ...l ~ s;ass
~ sSs'ss. fln a.. ~
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= . - :, - -. - 81 4s
The Mc0fe3of Tines ~ ne
wheat in TT yisiaity i up and looking
|assly promising wslI Ter > go yieads
Coss Il seariy IN plaatsd, and hrnsEs,
tbanks - IA, noble wiyss and dsuSAl
-. h... - ~. r,A....a 1870 3,
80 80 -
N - 'nFse We'As - sA''''s' ~
age. ' 7
A company Of one hundred dayG'
nan n.a.ed throuuh Barlineton veetsrdav
for Davenport.
-. - D.-..v .rp, !,
-. ~ e p.s:. .o IN g
n;~h. =. ~ -! !. . 80. !. oa;o ~
BE il looking splendid, and ~ advise
The ! scrps 70 taks g their holes. up IL
1o'1'THsvA 1ys.
-Ths wsashsr for some tine has be-.
p sae H. ososl Ioe P'aaIne ~ 500
:. s.. .h... "a -. 80 - T.M -
far tho promiss i fcs : bosntifnl oeop
and much need il thsrs for L. Pfisss Il
! the sutunn viii b ROOD most ausaredly,--
|fAnAmosA Eureka.
u,..i.,.. 49,.
- ~ - 81 = ~ ne ~ ~rs
y nIs'1 non; - q. :. u1I.sy, - -
supus Sn'.su 49, I's't'cs n'.o'.
LOT sns p1'e, = ssnsn1g 70 800. L
, Iou Pcof ne.'n .".. no ~ cp.lee 8
,esss ~. o"c'al O.''ness usar,sne1 !.
ues Mo'nes, ma resurn nome. IN 'e'
VIC 'lu - = nesf " nis reoovs'y'-
tDuouque imes.
The Federal tax thus far collecte'
| In the ed Congressional District, as -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-27

@A very talkative LITTLE girl used
OFTEN to annoy her mother By makiea
remarks about visitors that came 70 n.
mouse. On ono occasion . gsntlemez
vac expectsd WHOSE nose had 6esa scoi.
q. cSnsAl'y hatteasd nearly 10 III faos.--
: Ie mother cautioned her child partjos,
,.11y % say nothing absst this fseturs..-
Imagine her conformation Auhe. -
litt's one sxclaimsd: on. $. ssa,a -.
.os !" az anything about Nj. 6ni(h,1
noss' Why, he hasn't gos auy r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-27
RE1GH1GBHn,
ND tAs BIYrKr
n @ 7 Al g Oh LIC,
,osSfAaxs - RuAeR wsnKT.
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
~ TME BEST TONYl
II TEE WORLD.
~ Read who Saws So:


fIsa ne Asv. LssiG. Bseh. Pastor Of The Bsptis
essxes ,Psnssrsee, = j., formerly Of the xorsA
Asvs Hssvs Hsoaasa,s Gsrn.. Bsfssn ssyer.say
- snsas@ ~ ysass. Aays ssea tAsn N ~ own
lAas vss is1sss1 . rseo1n en1 shsn 70 naay o.
asl knsv skAs they have opsrass1 in ariiineiy
iss ssss "a, ssa e.,iiss lie ssssIss.. tHss. =
Aiesed via ~ stssases for which " ~ rseoa-
.s.eed, 70 Aess !issess, ase.iisf x.srie.e
.ss. s1sssf.Ily : nsea..d': BIZ. / is.s.ssd =
fesrs truly, LSVI O. Rxcx-
Pro. Rev. ]. Hsvss. srova, D. D.. Edises Of -
kssye.essdia z nsiisaoss knsvisdse, sd Chfssass
AlAssgA net aispsssdse favsre "a rsssuns.A Ps1s.s
ns6dno IN tenss.i. thrsaGh diafsst sftAsir iners
$3.50 - 80: - re. ~ q $500 s.sss.s
i. = AspssAs h 40 shss o.rasisuts . .Ss ssssas
: d. - ress really il rssAse 10 Ho.aasrs
German natters, prepared ey DR. Z. u. Isskssa, ~
- 80. .sSss i.sresssss slsssas. .1s ~.
y N aisohslie nixtare Al isdsessdto NJ frieaa
1stsss aAssaskG nsa,. ~ ~ rssovsi - III prs-
49,, sAsa s.sass frsn nses 80 lass sss4isssa D.
by n 80 tkrse bottles q tAees Hless, Il ~
"a !. ss. 2 ...:.
vss w1isA - =: s:s.fos ~ s.sas s.esrs. -
asa ...:. a:se..ss q hrssss..: l,ssss.ss: .a..k
J. NEWTON BRoNn. rhilad-
iron the Rev. JOS b. Keansrd, Pastor Of ~ lesA
DaDela CAuFsh. e
Or. yseksos-Dsar sir: hare bean frsqusnuy re-
go Y so1Ass. y s..s Nh eO...sd.sien. q
n :. 1 s!.s / ,s ~: y
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~ A. A. -
=: 80 :. :s nj ~ ~ J.: .ss IN
b vay bsae1ciml tbsse whs sa1sr frsn ~ abUvo
ssss'- 1'.''' vss, "'5sisf, R{E,nxA.n
kisAts below csstes -, PAilsA.
From NV. Warren Randolph, Poster OF ~ Rspeisa
CAtssAs 0eFmaneswn, Pean.
Dr.. c. \. yaeksss-DsaT Sir; Psrsssal szSsssssss
saaAtss ~ to say nat ward ne 0sfDsn RttteSs
ssss 4 ssvsss cold and general dssilly have ssse
greatly sssealsa ~ Ne sss Of shs Rssss, asd aDs
lem sssly, WAK1s1 EASpOLPI,
Hron Rev. >. h. Tsrnss. Pastor 81 nea1ine i. i.
i Church. Rhilsda- M
Dr.Jseases-Dsss Sir: Having used yesr German
DAten h ny hnily fSeasentiy N tsspsssd 20 -
- - - Of gsscs s:sviss; I bsalsvs saa:ts
8 ~ asA ness vainaAes remedy sfvkaA have say
lsovisdss. Yosra rsspssu.iIy,
No. ~ n. NiAssssnkh -.
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CA1FeAes.
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~ s1ssssss ssssssass y ilas issssss,ns s,sss.s.
A. AAys heAS4 lFen tAen - naa nslssIine tsa1i-
S~Hiiev Thaueve n - = 800 sAsf esas.x ~ -
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azsssz 49, = = 2 : = = q ----- - -1
n ID - - no Ia
H AND M
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49, @s1(lz<l1 1917
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IT oHeH oula IOn ~
s. s.'' 4ESf
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
xNxn1 . IQ1 ON1 GEHUnI1
THRRE - BUT ONE GRNUINR
And sURE CURE,
AND SORE CURE,
AID SUR1 CUAH, 4s
-. ron ems Oh W0NRn.
FOR Girls Oh WOMEN.
TOA GIRLS Oh WOMEN,
whsansAsa ua.sss1Ausss., = ss.sss-s.
e - nssA $4,000 - = a ss.s = 49,
10 cs.s sAs s.ss aseossn.s. ~ nAss
The only Safe Reliance [!
The only Safe Reliance |!
8ss1 v4 AassSe .Hg 81 Nnis
sss ss.ss1. Which, hksps ~ according ioth an 4
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
~ fullest aassna sf ossA Health -
4RmA06A T..
- vAtA, n sssfsgsIssiy sxpssssses1 viii pssasss
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH,
AID Is THAT
1hs - n Re0e1Ges - DlDsaan - Hsna1s.
| nR - ~ DsDs6l0 ~ Dlssass n Rsnsssg
-. CAecsenan,s Pflla.
Df. Cheeocnaa,e Pills,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills,
| ms EODD OZD REkEDy
For ~ Observations has been hailed p;il
| Pleossre and Profit
soR rwEErH-TIvE IEAns,
| In n psss sfuls avfissa world. hs ssslss .
| 49, N, :, v~n~D,v~xv.sr. ~,rvc,cw
Al OLD ExfEkisNciD PHYSICIAN
An OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Va ss.YssAy kssv.. and !. vAsn svsyssas
no H1w-FAH0LKD ARaAnezHKrr
STANDARD REMEDY.
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. ~ psrs - IL ss0sry.
IT, Hepssseen ef d. chssssnaa's
LonE.TrieA Recfpe,
| S 1888 eess;,.s,
% n z BOX
q u Z 3 q X
o ~ E 3 o =
o. DIR. Cheescnan,s
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
yn rssa.ss - .sssnl nssnlay susssss. 70 ANY1
Is ~ ~. AZ n nAfrKn WHAT HnR CONDITION
l.s...: : ssss.i. =: sAsss Pm. .assa - :.
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
OvERA QUARTRR or A CENTURY
ssrausss ~ nsusessss Aows. n...r., ~. -
vi - = -, sss .:..~ = = - s'
THEY CANNOT DO HARM.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM,
- ~ vtnsr Weys
Dr. C. L. Cheesenan,s Pills
ARK THE ONLY MEDICINE,
ARE The ONLY AEDICINK
u zAaA 1nsssasl ~ SlAgis 1AAiss !
~ rs.i.a ~ = .a.s yssrs. e "a rob -
|egMsRE or INVITATIONS /!
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InnIDllff AID PERSlsFBHf sUCCH1a.
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DON'T BIZ DECEIVED,
~ OeanAR IN ~ sssslvsa ~ - - =.
eooeo4Q1sA Afthe - supiasno kegoi6tane =
n - ~ sssA nss- - - 49, |
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-28
sPEcIAI. NOTICES.

To PHYsIc1ANs.-lf You wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at ssmall ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 90 and examine KELLER
& wH1rE's stock, where you will mud every arti-
Gle that Is needed by the professor, and as prices
which cansot fail to give satisfaction. Their
ore is at No. 81 Main STRAIT. may4dSMH
CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR SICK
ness to Colds No matter where the disease may
appear, its origin may bo tiacs TO suppressed per-
SEPARATION, or Cold. Cramps aad Lung coa-
plants ore direct products of Colds. In shsrt
COLDS are the harbingers of hal tho diseases
that affict humanity, for as they are caused by
checked porspirptien, and as five-eighths of the
waste matter of the body escapes through the
pores, ifthese pores are closed. that portion of
diseases necessarily follows. Keep clear there
fore of Colds and Coughs, the great precursors Of
disease or, If contracted bre * them Up immodi-
ately, by timely use ct MADAME PoRTER's
CURATIVE BALsAM Sold byall druggists, at
25 and 90 cents per bottle.5 =
For sale by Fl. J. Schlaepfsr, corner Main and
Second Streets Evansville
ASTHMA AND GONSUMP TION-Tho proofs
OF cures Of the most distressing cases of Asthma
and Consumption, by DR.. strickland's MsIisuous
Cough Balsam, speaks louder than words to the
merits Of this incompatible remedy. grateful
patient writes: al am happy to bear my testi-
mony to the wonderful powers of your Cough
Balsam. in curing me of the most Troublesome
cough and shortness Of breath, ~altor all other
means had failed.' Can any result be more graf
flying? What load OF suffering was removed
by the use of this noble Cough Bslsem. Sold by
all drusgists-50 cents per bottle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-28
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR APH-
CONGRESSIONAL.
IxxYIIILh Congress..Flrs! session.

81 aAT5fT9 WASHINGTON, jan ]
SESArE-Wiison reported back bill
giving bounty to soldiers enlisted prior
TO May. 1861. 80
The Housed passel appro' rating
money 10 payethe Indian = OF Ter pen
sions for the fiscal year ending fune 80
1865. ekp fm
Wilson called up the bill Tor promot-
ing enlistlnents 80 ~
Grimes amendment was adopted Civ
ing instead of three months pay, such
sums as the President shall order, not
exceeding one hundred dellars. y-frrrs
The resolution to expeE Davis was
taken up
Morrill, addressed the Senate at length.
on the subjeekvr ra4r
Mr.. Morril made a speech in favor of
terminating afeeiprocitp treaty with the
British Possessions.
w. j. Allen, of Illinois, made speech
arguing that the President and his adj
visers have been guilty of wilful decep-
ton as to the conduct of the war.
Nothing more will probably be done
to-day.
HousE-The House proceeded to q
considerations of the deficiency of the
appropriation bill as reported from the
Committee of the Whole, with amend
meBts.
The House disagreed to the amend
ment to suspend work on the capitol
buildings. va eef
The bill passed with only negatives.
Kinney, delegate from Utah, defended
the people of That Territory against
charge of Fernando Wood, that they
were prohigate, He, maintained that
the people eff Utah were loyal people,
and hence they had incurred Mr.. Woods
displeasure. ssIf he (Kinneyj were full
member of the House, he would intfe2
duce q resolution to expel Mr.. Wood for
expressing observation-disclosures. The
object of the traitor Floyd and Buchanan
in sending troops to Utah, was to Grip
pie the North and open the way to Sc
cession. a.
Dir. Wood replied, saying that his re-
marks yesterday were predicated on Of
fetal documents, which be was prepared
to produce. He did not require time to
defend his loyalty. He charged any
man with falsehood who impuned it, and
he would meet any resolution for his ex-
pusion when~any gentlemen had the te
merity to offer It,
The House then resumed the consider
alton of the bill amendatory of the con-
fiscation resolution.
Mr.. BmitheFg made a speech in. favor
of full con6scati0n of estates of re-
bells So
A Navy appropriation bill was taken
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-28
From Nashville.
Movements OF Forests CavalrY--Hs
fs Trying to Destroy the Railroad
Athens Taken by the Rebels.

NASHVILLE, Jan 26-Gen. Rosseau
lately received information that brigade
of rebel cavalry under Forrest, with a
battery of artillery, was about to lcross
the Tennessee river at Florence, Ala,
for the purpose of a raid through Middle
Tennessee He made preparations to
receive them by strengthening the posts
and scouting through the country. q u
This evening Col. Ulster, at Columbia,
telegraphed that the enemy had taken
Athens, and is moving on Columbia.
This morning the pickets were attacked
by a rebel squad coming from the diree-
ton of Mount Pleasant
1t is thought that Forrest is moving
around Columbia, endeavoring to de-
stroy the Nashville and North Western
Railroad and obstruct navigation. = p
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a SINGULAR NoIsE.-Just as we were
about to retire from the labors of the day.
last night, or rather this morning, our
ears were startled BY q most remarkable
and unaccountable noise, that appeared
to emanate from somewhere on First
street, near Chestnut There seemed to
be an inharmonious commingling of bass
drums, untuned violins, COW bells, sleigh
bells, empty oyster cans and tin horns,
reminding US of the old circular fox
hunts that used to prevail in the Old Do
minion. We hope the city authorities
will be able to unravel the mystery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-28

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.ClScISSAT1, Jan. 27.- A public recep-
ton was given to the veteran soldiers at
Indianapolis. & -
A dispatch from Bridgeport, Alabama,
says the rebel tesertions are unusually
large r.
The last ballot for Senator in the Ken
lucky Legislature yesterday, gave Guth-
RE 81; Bell, AZ; and buchanan s. Buck
ner has been withdrawn, Z ba.ia
A Louisville special says. the steamer
Henry FitEhugh, from Nashville to Gin
cinnati, was sunk by the ice on the 22d
at Shawneetown, she is total loss. She
had on board 1913 bales of cotton for
Cincinnati - e e.
The ice gave way at Louisville, yes
terday, sinking FIVE coal boats, and car
rying twenty-four barges over the falls.
Capt. Samuel Black, Quartermaster,
was. sentenced by the court-martil of
Louisville, to be dismissed from the SER
vice with the loss of allowance due,
and to pay fine often thousand dollars,
withaimprisonment for two years. The
charges were neglect, violation of duty
conduct unbecoming an officer, and max
ing false reports, &c.
In the Louisville Circuit Court, yester.
day, in the suit against Adams Express
Company, to recover money seized by
John Morgan at Cave City, it was de
cided that guerrillas are a common
enemy, and that as such, a common car
rier was not responsible for goods seized
by them. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-28
Another Rebel Disaster.

Fortress MONROE, Jan. 27.-The Pc
tersburg Express Of the 22d says seven
hospital buildings at Camp Wilder, near
Richmond were burned yesterday. Large
quantities of stores and clothing were
destroyed. +
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
burn the Presidential mansion at Rich
mond, on Tuesday ~ 5a. 80
The Charleston Courier of Thursday
says the bombardment of the city con
tinues. The damage is very small, con
sidering the number and the weight o
| the shots fired.