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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-10

AIIhhIFF ) sALt.

~ stase o. IavA. L. Cs.--.e.
s.s virtue - a1 TecEf1fr So atsa. 4s.r ta-
e3egA II the l4-srs~t Cygrr VI sla easngs =
Hyva. & ls- anal Ist .tlazs 4-lasls4l.- $3.50
front DOR 81 the ees yihoc the I.stiet Cort y -
comfy lows. 10 >uz. 81 +a, lz-tyt aH ti- e;l
e Marth 4. r. irts4, beeaa; tha hfsfe 20 sl1-
ahl aes.+iz I. ~ eul.fie * I -le :. ,'a
ter af tie guAateF Is seten thirty IA s1 ta
southeast qusrter u the suti'-e.st 4caEig -efe1
~ ~ n township y-y5-E Es: b. gaa-
geel, aud siae liaEtAeast gtar1-f "a llls ettast
qaarter section twenty lsaI - usls slSts sn
o. north Of range we-f ia Lee county, lows
1Akea, levied u1a AND be sold by order u csgEf ID
satisfy ssld VII ei cut3au.
Printers Zee s s1a ISRAEL ANDERSON
EeakAk Jsa 4a. ia. sAerG 1T Lee Cu., iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.


~ sT,-r or Iowa Lee curvrY-ss
by virtue Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county fvor
Of Charles harsre- and against J. X ori-h and also
decree against Beamy s. e and Others therein afedl
have levied upon and viii sell TO the highest bidder
the front door the Clerks the District Court
Lac County, Iowa, at heoknk, in said COUNT Y,
the 9th day Of February A. h. fssi between the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ and clock i. NJ. commencing
At O'Clock NJ Of rz1id day. the following property
wit: The Southeast quarter Of Section eighteen u.s. In
Township siSfsslx So north ~ Range t5l west in Lee
county, ioaa, much may h necessary
1akea levied upon and to te sold b. order of
satisfy said wFir nf execution
keokUh. Jan. -, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee 81 50. Sheriff o Lac Co. lows
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GHERIFFS SALE.

- sT.re qv Iav.A, LIE cos.Svg--ss.
n, virtue ~ sr,tia execnti5a III ine dgse-. w. is4
~ the serk the District tcsr sad county II fever
III Henry K. Dickinson and agaiiat }ane H. Fses asa
40 iacae aHRinst AHanta estes ara afhats tseF4 III
nan.e,i) have levied upon aIsG VII s to the hie
bidder st the front deer u tAe q rs nflee al the Is
Court Of Lee toaatr iowa ksulais ia saa c4i
Is, the 18th asy OF February L. p. lsl. between the
hours a O'Clock A. ~ ela O'Clock p NJ COMMENCING
oeseek T. bi said day. the foowsa;s property.
Addition To te tify Of keokilk lee county, Iowa
much us rsay be necessary.
Taken levied uron and 70 be sold by orer Of court to
satisfy smidyrit Of execution. wa
Keokuk, Jan. q, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printsss Zee 81 SOL 6hGid Of Lee Co, Iowa
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CHER!FFS SALE.

NJ A# svsrE or IowA, LEE Cos
BY virtue Of special execution 10 directed Issued
by fa Clerk of tue District Court 81 sail rsnty in favor
Of Xix, Hale 20. aia AGAINST Horace West burne ard
L. D. Spurgeon have levied apon and viii sell to the
highest bidder The front Goor Of the Clerks Office Of
the District Court u Ir comfy Ie1s hesak III slid
county The 9th day q Maren, A. D. 1874 between the
hours Of o'clock n. and O'Clock NJ commencing at
o'clock N. Of sail day, the following property tait
The nogtlet quarter Of section nine y and The sautl
iarfer q sectia f9uT t ia township sAt-six col
north u range * III east Ia ;sco coahtt lows.
Taksn lgFe upon, and be sold ty afdar q court
satisfy said wit ct 4xaeutiQn
Printers / ZEE ST sD.4 ISRAEb ANDERSON,
heaknk. Jan. - ca. Sheriff ef Lee %, Iowa.
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CHERIrF SALE.

NHEhIIF > nAIE.
~ STATE nf fowA. LEE Co.'S
by virtue Of special exectItien iFeiett issed
by tic Clerk Of tbs District sst "a sad eeny ia 4sT
Ut j. III Iates, AMI ae4insf i. :. ha' I'll siIaf "a tie
cree against Abaer Reeves, have lesied ngen aud VIII
sell 10 this hirhcst htiar AZ tl.e FROM ,ug o Esk
nfoe he DisrtHt tourt &C Lee County Iow#. 4so
kuk IN said county The sth day 81 Iuch l. u, is
between the hours e O'Clock 4. and oelaek r ~
commencing at o'clock of said dry. the following
property, to-wit: The ioryFS 4s and ING thirds
IA feet Of iots four Al five u and six 0 "a block MY
eight asl In the city OF kcokHk, Lee county, iowa
Taken levied upo and 10 be sold By order Of court to
satisfy said wrif of execution
Printer Zee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ksokuk, Jan. q, "a. sheriff 81 Lee Co, Iowa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
Moinnsaonism.

Eu,eoe Hfts M itR hands In holy horror. The Satas-
,,, B;,,o isiu eonvutsioas and the New York CORE
snondent of the London Herald las an attack Of ops-
,botonos Greeley 10 scared Raymond is pentent, and
The the sanity Bennett il outraged 10 his immaculate
sepsbitiss Even tbe Southern press 10 excited. Aud
all for whyi Because Of the Yankee social gospel
of Miscegenation, or, as Governor Wise would say,
AOlup geonism. .,e,
lisa most unnecessary uproar fwhat is Molungeon-
lam 2 Simply this-a mixing Of the Yankee and Air-
can races. With a view to. the improvement oil the
former There is nothing terrible in that: ON the con-
quite the reverse It is the nobiest and sound
est idea which ever entered the crazy Yankee mnden
ar0;Dsr,I l,udable ambition, which ought, by aimeans
nd hv an neopls. especially tie people of South
- ~ sncon,assd' We see nothing "beasty" or "bar
barous" sboutit.
Here is race, by their own confession, lean, dry
;p;ceIess. Wlsss-fAss decsying physically. By
die unanimous verde. Of the enlightened world, they
are morally rotten. Such race must soon perish from
off the face of the earth, unless something be DONE
and that quickly to regenerate them They have tried
the importation of Irish ana Ddtch but the Irish and
Dutch refuse to amalgAmate with them. In this ex-
tremity impeed by profound instinct they turn to
the nigger-the coal black niger With bis thick, rich
blood his strong, wiry hair his powerful lips: his
able heels and beautiful shins his heculean odor and
his mpenetrable skull To him they cry aloud for help
"COme save US from bodily decay muse new life into
our shrunken ven' and fe-cseate rs with your potent
vitality"
Il is an agonizlng CRY, enough to melt heart Of
stone. But the mig gers heart is not stone, it is soft
AZ WAX or putty aad he will not turn deaf to the
entreaties of the dying race. He will hy to their
lief will freely mscegenate and finally mtlungeonize the
este Yankee 1t will be happy day when the trans
modification will be completed. Tae world will be
full of moungeons and will never more lack mulatto
BARRIERS and chamber maids. plentiful supply 81
these will adj greatly 70 the comfort of the human
| family.
Let no one suppose are in jest. Far, very faI
from it. We know the neg TO be physically superior
TO the Yankee and if we did net know it, the Yankee
himself would dssipate oil doubts. Ia morals he Is in
fntely srpsrior. The advantage of the concubinSge
would be altogether on the side of the Yankee. We
,e but one objection, and that We confess, ttaggers
us-foEit il serious. Il is law OF hybrdity that the
eor dominates the superior race and if the coming
nation of molungeons should possess all the bad quail
e. of the Yankee in additionto those of the negro
the calamity would be terrible The pertinent should
be tried at all events If it terminated in the elevation
of the Yankee the world would gain largely in new
e ,ss of mensli Blu. if the molungeons proved to b
negroes degraded to the level Of Yankees, nothing
would be LETT but for mankind to turn upon them and
| exterminate them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

tour Ia the south Of Tfspss made during tee nF' year
OF the var and tells bis story OF men snd things IN
happy maauer, peculiarly his We should think ne
could write book of travels far superior to any OF the
much cracked-up Yankee Tourists such as Bayard
Tayor. Howsdji Curtis, ct I'd onne kidnsy-
Who il The author of the Cartridge PAper!"
he is another Yorick. His paper in the "NeWs"
Of week before last full Of humour and irony
Hard-up" is falling of, and sounds like an English
thing eighty parodei Mr.. II. Rives Pollard
has turned poet. He pays tribute to the home Of his
childhood, ALTA VISTA" in melancholy and not IN
skful strain though his quantities sometimes false
There is o likeness OF Major General Wilcox aud two
humorous cuts representing a flank movement Of q
couple Of hungry soldiers upon irog and the failure
of the expedition. The Priz, Story by Miss How--a
new name in the literary world-opsns very WELL
Under Mr. Chss. Dimitry's management, the "Aag-
nola" Weekly makes progress. There Is very inter
esrg article in the last number entitled "Curoses of
CIPHER" Dickens Tale of Two Cities" is continued.
The other articles are "a Chapter on Old Maids"
"SOciA Comets First Of April Story" and two clever
poems. is.s
"Puneh" makes quite hit in the "Great Rise in Beef"
laDkey steer abOu. 400 feet high judging from the
altitude Of the houses in the back ground is seen, and
near him q dilapidAted man-probaby an editor a
government clerk looking up at the towering beef and
exclaimng "0h lorl l wish you want so high" or
words that effect An apology made for the dearlh
Of original matter the editor being i'll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RlGliFs.
RICHMOND WING.
rUEsDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1884.
PAPERS FoR TIE Army.

Wa learn that papers mailed to the army do not
.,b their destination because the postage Is not Ano
o,nDo, in many cases be paid in advance or on os-
,vorv 70 arm, carriers by the postmaster To remeoy
,Ss SBeul,y in regard 70 the Wing, We Will hereafter
800 the postage at this oos on papers ordered oy
.soY, IN tbe army, deduCtng the amount OF postage
from the rsmistAnces sent ma.
Rv ,o arrangement with the Postmaster at kcn"0n"'
IN maxi each paper "psd," which, BY passing
through the Office here, will be evidences " '''''
Office that the postage has been paid here
Wien no post office is given, but merely Iae com
o,oy re.iuen,, &C., delay of day in the hi'Omonu
PCS, osee is unavoidable. Persons III the army orde'
in,t-7 paper will therefore state the pos! once AM
-. essnge the direction when requested
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

Kissss-Admit ola greater variety Of character than
perhaps even my female readers ere aware or that 10.
annes Secundus has recorded Eight baslal divsrstes
are mentioned in Scripture; yiz--fhe kiss Of .
Situation, Sam. II. Al. Thess. v. 26.
valediction, Ruth il o.
Reconciliation, Sam. xiv. 80.
Subsection, Psalms H. IL.
Appreciation, Proverbs H. A.. -t
Alteration, Kings xix. Is. - ~
Treachery, Matt..Ixvi 40.
Affection, Gen. xiv. Is.
But the most lfonorabs kiss, both to the gvsr and
receiver thai which queen Margaret Of France, In
the presence OF the whole Court impressed rpm the
lips of the ugest man in the kingdom Alain Cnartap,
whom she day found asleep, sIclaimng to her as
tonished attendants-"I do not kiss the but the
mouth that has uttered SO many charming thngs"--
All it was worth Will, to be poet Ia those days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
ROW IN HARTFORD, CONGRATULATIONS
BY SOLDIERS
from The Hartford Times of Frida,

TFoW Ve AufJoo 1""es " Hftooy'
This afternoon, at three O'clock there Was an alarm
of i,e. member of one of the many companies Of
soldiers of the 10Th and 18th regiments, now here
preparatory to leaving furloughs having expired
Jumped into express wagon woioh was standing in
front OF store on Cen raj Row, and drove down State
street. The driver of the wagon seeing 1t thus made
off WITH called for police," several policemen hurried
down. and the soldier aud the wagon stopped at the
east end of the square.
Here some ofhs comrades members Of the 10th, came
to the rescue. Blows given, and struggle ensued
but tie policemen succeeded in arresiog the man in
the wagon and other rineeader, and carried them
of to the station house on Kingsley street.
Thither went the sol lers in large numbers, and au
attack was made on the station house.
Brckbats beams, aud other things were freely used.
The windows smashed in, and the main door soon
followed
The soldiers then rushed in, and seziDg Their com.
panions bore them eff in triumph to The headquarters
GA Central Row. There at last accounts they remained
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
TuakIsH PoLIrIsrsa.-A few years ago there was

TURKISH PoLIrIsxss.-A few years ago there was a
generous Turkish ambassador in Epgland. When any
lady happened to praise Of the handsome shswls
that decorated his persO1, he immediately presented it
to her. This led TO very general expression Of ad-
mirstion for his EIctllency's shsws and in conss-
quence, to great dminution OF the ambsssa doral
wardrobe At last, when bis EKcellency's stock was
edlced the he upon lady fondly express
ing her admiration of its beauty, instead Of his former
rely-'Madame, it Is at your seivice," he said with
Turkish composure but with more than Turkish gal
antry, madame, AN glad Jcu like it, shall wear it
for your sake" 90 1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
FArSCH PnO,rr OF tn. MEXICAN E1rEDrr1os.-The

Paris correspondent of the London Telegraph, says:
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer, the
Louisiana, which lately arrived Saint Nazsire from
Mexico brought the fist LOT OF bullion and ingos sent
by way of Vera Crpz since the commencement of hes
tltes. The rolds being now comparatively secure be-
tween the capital and that port rss convoy of 800
600 piastres-S DOC, 000Ewas atle without danger to
reach the latter place the day before the departure
Of the vessel About onehaf of the pastres we're re-
tanned at Vera Cruz by the Paymaster General OF the
Fresch army to meet the wants of the petition and
It was Of ss4 900 pisstres, or 500 OoOf Which
we're shipped on board aud have been since delivered
at Paris .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
RATIO IN OMNIBUS.

kATlU In OMplbUb.
Ho all We conscrpt Congressman OF this Confederation,
Deep In renowned and vile In legss ton,
Attend flag the Ration Act-a subject truly national
The Ration Actof oil acts the that's most irrational
"MO potent and reverend why have cu.ved u,
Have made and theme for sensees SCOT
Made tOasng:forfs all swords and Of all on
ceni
No one complaining while you let keep ngge
Content we to buy our food At most enormou. hures
Our ni00s mind-he things nIst came out 10 light
Aboutl
Aas devoted Africapsi II that: the way you treat them
know no use TO put them 70 o aS We s,s
Wen all turn antnrophphs an'dl0dmdtionis
An ocer must now ignore all ancient forms and fashions
He cannot ask friend to dnevouli take fornights
They throw hin meat-he bolts rswhs ves like any cannba
Yet his only shirt as grand oarthsgsnian Hannbs
At early dawn girds loins marchiug-a
Lis thresdbare jacket lacks the waph stomach lacks the n
gilt he strives shns-ohl do but the pride of
With "chcken CUTS" upon bis empty ones inside
And isue them little SeeSt win help to save your bacon
"Bet betf rare beef God bless the markf trArs enough
Although and tough the devil couldn't It, airs
The gay Virginia onicer stu Ia plenty wanow,
Gets coffee Whisky turtle much a. he shallow
"sugar hsa he av takssdrAws 70 dress Ia,
And looks neat and smells sweet, uataonian jsssa
minei
with trump armys pr ais
And when you mention "Rapdau change ends and blow t'
Tven let her blow and burst her then she'll
stop her lies;
But It's fair that Lee should both the praise grub
nopolisel
o. Braxton Bragg how you stand this impooni
This thrice lnvldi fav orsm-ths wholesale abolition
Bad Je6 Davis private before would sloE It, tirs,
I'd such he'd think twas Asdds with Ali his how
GERS
should sr future Dahen, with his friends beaisge
Capital,
I'm soldiers wouldn't think any great mishsp,
We'd smuzgls all the ades out whisky and President
And give the devil bill Of sac Of every other resident.
snce thsn It's from snds and not foes need pro-
lection;
When the balotboI round ven make
ton;
Conscrbe the fohans up the knave-op OF psrasca
And Common Sense shall rise, the sky POLITICAL
have the honor to be, sic,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(signedD sQUIGGs,
kxpectani General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

Of thsss resolutions to the President Of the United
States and to the Governor OF esoh State With
quest that he lay the before the Legislature Of his
Sae and to each Of our Senators aud Representatives
In Oongr ss Our Senators Instructed aud our Re-
representatives. requested TO their hest Efforts to
compsh the objects of these resolutions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

SHORT RULE.-The easiest and shortest way to
deduct the Ssf per cent on the cid issue to divide
the amount by and add the quoent to tho dividend
and the product will bethe u1t 10 the new curreu.
cy. For example: suppose person owed you $50
and wanted to pay you in old currency If you deduct
the SSt divide the 30 by O. and add the answer which
Is 10, TO the $780, and you have the amount, which is
$46 In the old currency to pay the debt OF $50 in the
new. The same rule will apply to any number.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
TIE STEAMER Juso.-The Charleston Mercury says

The public will be pleased to learn that strong hopes
are entertained by the Navy Department that much
larger number than reported in yesterdays issue of
the officers and Of the i'll lated steamer Juno are
likely to have been saved. The Juno was provided
with two English feboats, each capable Of supporting
fifteen persons, fully provisioned and furnished with
compsses and there is every reason hope that glad
dings will yet be heard from these boats This hope
is confirmed by letter from one OF the two known su
vvors to Flag Officer Tucker this port which states
that might came on soon alter the accident and be
could give positive information relative 10 the boata
except that they were manned and provsioned' The
boats were in the track vessels bound North or Souh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
DIED.,

Charleston, O., on the llh Of April. h.jsr r. TEE
RlL OF Hanover county, Va, In the 9Th year Of his age
The friends Of his family, and those Of Thomas w. Boswell
sAa w. Walker and Vim NJ sutto1 respectfully requested
attend his funeral fIom Paus (ruesday
ing, At O'Clock, P. N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

The crop in Georgia last year forty millions
OF bushels In South Carolina it was over fifteen mill
ions In Alabama, thirty millions, aud yet meal is held
st $lS SSf bushe. Will there not be long chapter
in the history of the American war entitled "Planters
their diligence in the hour of trouble 7"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
RAns Anp Tonrrpo BoArs IN CHARIrsros HA,ron.-

correspondent oil the Philadelphia Inquirer writes:
The Rebel rams, which can be plainly discerned on
the stocks fair day. from Gregg and our batteries
near Cummngs Point, suffering considerably from
our fire, which is directed against Them whenever the
weather favorable for practice. Our have driven
the rebel wokmen away SO frequently that they cinuot
be induced to work regularly upon them.
Several of the chip carpenter, have been wounded,
and the btl,rce almost panic stricken. The rams
themselves have been repeatedly husd and badly shat
tered In fact at one time it found impossible to
repair damages rs fast as injuries sustained by
them. The range has been obtained, aud our shells
etrke and explode every time in the immediate neigh
borhood Of the ship yards in the yards themselves
The fire had the effect of postponing the launching Of
the rams aud may eectualy prevent it altogether II
will be maintained hereafter.
The rebel Davds have been several times lately
at night by picket boats, which cruise about Fort
Sumter. There are two three of these Davids, or
torpedo boata, of the same character the that
exploded torpedo under the bottom of the Tigate
New Itpnsdes, and, with SUCCESS, subsequently
destroyed the soop of war Housaonic. These singular
crafts are cruising about the inner harbor above
Fort Sumter, either doing picket duty watching
opportunity to mako raid on blockaders.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

Il il rumoyed thai iosrteen hundred Of the Yankee
cavalry in ths Kanawha valley, Va have deserted and
gone home. -. ,si-..,i
fatal dis ass called black tongue, is killing large
numbers Of Federal troops in both Western Virginia
and Kentucky.
II is rumorei the Federals have fsll back from
Bulls Gap to Knoxville. ~ a.t-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

SAD CAsE.-Elen WeIch was rec ntIy fined five dola,s
and committed to Bridewe for ninety days. in Oh cago
for drunkenness The Chicago Joarna says she is the
niecs Of Daniel 0Conne-the daughter of his sister,
Mary OConnell-and she could claim as her father
the lord OF Killarney Castle, She eloped with young
ofcer and the couple to Philadelphia where they
resided ope'year, when hsr husband died. The widow
came to Chicago, married again, lost her husband got
into dsreputabe company aud went from bad to worse
until she brought up in police court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
SORGHUM BOILERS Z

~ - SORGHUM BOILERS
in any quantity ~ old Donipion Iron aad Nail WORKS Pearl
snee so Z. T. BLANKEHsHIP,
AP~-eAwim Agent
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The Weeklies.

Mr. John Mitchsl's contributions to the " Southern
Illustrated News" are full of interest. he describes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

Ex-PREsIDKNr PIERoE.-The Biblical Recorder pub
fishes the allowing note from Rev. Mr.. Pntohard, of
Raleigh
"Last spring q prominent member of the church of
which was pastor in Baltimore met at the St. Nioho-
las. In New York, EI President Pierce.
Mr.. Pierce manifested the sympathy for the
South in this struggle for independence declared that
the only hope from freedom on this continen. was in
the OF the Scub; that old he was he should
have been in the Confederate Army but for the health
of bis wife, and that he desired higher earthly honor
than to be private in the rank, of the Southern armyn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19
MARRIED..

In Sussex county, the l4h ul at Leon the rsdencs
Of Wa Atkinson by Rev. Mr.. Murray, Mr. JAhEs HEkRIN
Of ohumunggee Ala, and Misc ROBERTA H. GAYS Of Nor
folk, Va hE
~ Norfolk pspas and Tuskegse (AIa) Baptist copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-19

SPY oAUsHr.-The Marion (va,) Sentinel, of the
10 b, says:
man came to Mr.. Henry Copenhaver's, near this
place, several days SINCE with two good horses pre-
Tossing TO be of Morgals spies. ju,. from ,nuc-
Ky and having valuable inform lton to communicate to
tho rebel cheitain He sad with Me-. Copenhsver five
or six days and in the meanwhile sold one of his hoses
Being suspected he arrested by order Of COL Bo
en-, and s'ntt to Gen. Morgan at least We are SO in.
formed. We learn that he has turned out to be Yau-
kee instead Of Confederate spy aud that he is no in
irons at some point. L. is supposed that he was cent
here to obtain information ofLongsraets and Mogans
movements. II he is what he is suspected to be, he
will 5000 be sanding in his own light, looking up
roma