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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

As our city cotemporary is so very anxious,
latterly, TO have it understood that his paper
supports President johnson and his policy,
we call his attention to the following state
ment lately made by him. =.
my mission is the Union feel that if /
can, within my term of office, restore all the
States to their former relations with each
other and the Union, and can bring about ms
WE'LL a harmonious, if not an absolutely fra
ternal feeling between the North and the
South, shall have merted the applause of
my countrymen, and earned an honorable
place in history To the restoration Of the
Union-in spirit as we'll as in fact-1 shall
bend all my energies. / shall permit no for
eign question to interfere with the full deyel
opment of my scheme for such restoration.
have enough to do without devoting my at
tention TO other matters. The Monroe doe
trine is oil right. I believe in it. But there
are greater principles at stake than those in
volved in that question. When the Union is
restored it will be time for talking about for
eign aggnessiuns on this continent. shall
do all / can to make the Southern people
happy"
Howell, yes, or no, do you endorse or con-
denim the sentiments expressed by President
johnson in the foregoing quoted paragraph ?
Constitution.
Certainly we endorse the sentiments quoted
above, in their spirit and letter, and if Presi-
dent JOHNSON can Z succeed in accomplishing
the object in one term, we are in favor of Civ.
ing him another chance by re-electing him.
We have advocated his scheme to prohibit
slavery by an amendment Of the Constitution,
In order ''to facilitate the restoration of the
Union - and we still advocate the pol
/. icy of Furnishing leading traitors in order
ito make treason .odious." We have no
doubt that these measures, with such others
I as may BE found advisable to crush the spirit
of rebellion and class legislation in the South,
will eventually facilitate the restoration Of
the Union," and promote the happiness of
the Southern people Of all clssses, in the
words Of Mr. JOHNSON, without respect to
color y.,l.s 8 =. assgss
And we do specially approve President
JoHNsoN's policy in regard to the MoxloR
doctrine and our present duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

lyaton q the Union, but also ! personal ia
tHre4i1 proving the manhood Of her soldier;
- eonquefing bad reputa&;on fer oovasdsce,
lunjnsdy eunsed by the SANDERS Of Je1. Davis
and ~. A. Bowles, who ore now, thank 0ud,
both nos 10 prison. II has not been my ~.
tune to be associated with Indiana troops, but
rather with those from Illinois and Wisconsin.
Indiana has fought il every Aetefeld, and
her troops have been more equally distribu.
I'd ttAn those Of any otAef sl1tes Hs rid q
fitting tribute TO the heroism OF the armies oi
the Cumberland, the Potomac, and the Gulf
We have got the Union. That is always hrst.
Let not. designing men nnder the guise of any
northwestern confederecy seek to drive any
Of us from cur love for the Union first, and
and for all the states next. They belong ia
us, Massachusetts, - we'll Is South Carolina.
propose 1.-THE army Of the Potomac, the ar.
my Of the Cumberland, the army Of the Guf,
the army Of the Ohio, and the army Of the
tennessee. Cheers-
The festivities were kept up TO late hour
when the banqueterx dispersed highly pleased
with the entertainment Of the evening.
1r vas anneuseed the two orders will hold
their next ANIMAL meetings st..Cincinnati, and
not q Indianapolis, as formerly stated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

WE learn that Capt WISDER, Who used to
live here, is now in Canada, and that it IS hii
brother who is to be put on trial for his crnel.
ties at Andersonville. They were both, no
doubt, equally guilty, but the Keokuk WIZ
DER has made his escape and thus chestsd
justice of its dues in his case. 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

VIZ publish on our second page q letter
addressed to the soldiers Of Iowa, and cal
the attention of those interested thereto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

ST. LouIs, Nov. IL
The steamer W. A. Mofet burned at the
lower end of the levee last night. Valued al
SEQ, 900; insured for $4,000.
The stermer Ben Stickney, which sunk ai
Island No. Is Wednesday, was valued 1,
$780, 600: no insurance.
Gov. Fletcher has appointed the 7th of De
cember day OF thanksgiving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

IHE Cincinnati Gazette says that a mortgage
deed was recorded on the FIRST instant in the
Office Of the recorder of Trumbuu county
tOhio). given BY the Atlantic and Great West
ern railway company to John r., Penn of New
York, as trustee, for thirty millio Of dollars
for which seven per cent, bondf are to be is
sued. The instrument required one thousand
dollars of stamps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

- s~ CIsCIHNlGi. Noy-s1z.
Governor Anderson of Ohio, ~ eksArel
,ihs 4 aey q thenkssising fpm NoyehBs S03,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

-s9a-s fss'ssA ssE 4 WAasste efsx, sQdvs n.
A Virginia correspondent of the National
Inteuigencer says 1essrs Curtis, Chandler,
RidgeyN1 perbpnr, sgDUi md -Hmlee, are
eaected 70 Congress from that State aaA uMiIl
take the test oath without scruple. Stuart
and CNrNdt he .addss vhetlF. s1l4 ~ not to
take the oath, they present the best antsee-
dSnts. - s''o- y 90 ,iFg21 81 ~ s.sssTHa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

Coz kdAtaiu, No Ia Jstsg in S 9sis i.i city
for two weeks, is recovering.
J Fse 84I s5eqidH1s m8Qlt<t(ak kSs
made to-day to the Navy Department by
Ethan Allen aof New Yoek. in behalf Of Rms
sell, of the Americ1R a0ver,aAd. n Slexvuph
Company, for naval vessel to aid in laying
the csAb suysk Rahraxfs ShnitAi sThe ap-
plication was refused by the Assistant Secre-
tary ofths Navy ON the ground that il was
exclusively q private enterprise. susssf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

NEw Yonx, Nov. IL.
Gold opsasd at 1l7 ~ elssea = lle1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18
VIRGINIA coNGRsssMAN WILL TAKE TIE oAru
The Bull Dog and VOlderOgue
Affair.

INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

Large Government swindle 1T Pi
Hole, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

THE CANADIANS FEEL SECURE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

GALL ou1sr ON ras soaDna.'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
No. III
PpRSoNAL PROPERTY.

s ~ = wa 81 Rrsdfesi Etsseah s sssesd Fen TIE
- a - - gsstsstt csaFi 81 sAs InitFe ttAet ~
- - etst6s Fesn@sxeg. Sie lita aaS - Naffhs
- s-.,t,s { exFess - psA3te sale, TT rAth "a
~ - 80 f.s - afsa, lsss s8zaehs los aass a.
=. 49, e kpasssse. the saliestsf sseateasa ar
yer, ,l5ss s-srsrty. owner psksesR, eendstsne3 -
- e. n - sassss ~ aeeres - tAka eossf 81 the
- -. vis & Siiser iasssi Yea Vrss, ~ Fti
p-f-s SEreF pisscs v Atff EFn, SILVER pa I'D
- - sever Este8 Cream Pfehsf SILVER Fs4se q 90
- - Esrsss Is saEas Nasks ssd AgfFes, q fvins
~ - Foet rssel sAsFYsusF sud % TgFTSs,
= Rs~zAsi2, fiiss & fssE
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

d ,Srssse u = wr5t q fsnaitoBt BspVhas, issued
re- .at chss ef ths Clerk e he nstres oesr' d tbs
sea States fst he Eaaaers District 81 fsanesses tn
s tltb las IF aareh. is q me directed, est eKp"e
uu;tf sss fst cash 10 had The ieib dsy II APRIL
a. ar seScoe,iIs days ~ the Ccart H0uss deer ~
fsosvs ToaH pue Box cE Ra,sks, eoatsaiHs sbgsi ~
s-s latc ths pFoswgy q itrsitss JsFnsEia caaea 2
= a, tarfcied tAs aifed States ~ arses - 80
erur4 - the SosesHbsF tenn, 1854
r. MCDANIEL
: Markell iaisf p Teas.
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no Sal
PERSONAL PROPERTY

z rs~t-F q REst ~ saatzas s-ers-t ss-a 49, -
- t CrE o. ~ DissF Bas4 81 tht Sa1trs ststss far
$3.50 f,sSrscs ~ Tesaesse. So fits sSs - HsfcA,
q = ,r sre-t-9 sn srpsss . sBss sais, Ter casa IL
- = t sRih Gas Asras tesa ~ sSseeeieE dsys - ts
- nsss aag "a sssrVsc oag Bas 81 Bsats, oac P4aba
- 49, pas sesaF MAt4ue, late abe propsftg 81 DsVid
49, zen se I'D ~ iuFfsfs3 90 Ht11 stsaes hya deufa
= - Cru-l e ths Hereass1t tern, s~ss.
g. MCDANIEL,
& a HTr4hrf nssr = Tsah
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

PERSONAL. PROPERTY

M ,irtue q = Wit Il NeBaTsisai Exrasss issuSd
sa the ofee II be Clerk e the District oosr nf sae
s5sea States frr the ESsteYa DisEics Of Tennssee On
eth day 4 March. 1885, - ne dsrcss'.l SD sfs
= tf s.e fer cash ia haaa vA ths leu day 81 APFf,
-ss ~ szsgvssirss Gays, - ne Court HeaFe aaet IA
Kses,io Teas 60 psaes Is BY IS, waaeN Glass, oHs
Lee q Accents and bars OF Steel Ian the PseprSty Of
Fa~c Pope 4 Miilcr. condensed a. forfeited 90 thr
lueS tssos - dsoFes Of ssd Ceart At The hoEvmssE
-rra. 1855.
4. MepASNEL,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
80. ss.l
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

n f-far e Of kcbal2a EEFcHss. issasd frDu thf
H. a. Geo Of she p5sssi Cosrt e. ihs Gated states Zoe
Lzsisra ~ TsanssSs, the lea tAF q asrcs
arscza vih elsss 10 pebfe sales Tor cssh 81
u ne setA asy Arid tss. see,ae3ing aaya, u he
Hse Ssaf EuexFe IhFee hoAes q hgass, Ease The
yF Jess D. Hsyai ssusnsS - fuTis;ei &c thf Nhsa
b decree - sSfs esur the EssesScr tse, iSsl
IA NJ
s. -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

81 ytftze Writ 81 Fsb55sai ETrseas isssed rvs Ae
81 tie Cerk e the District casF Use DATED STATES Ter
49, Eastern 81 fsBassssvs she Ris az 81 hsfrh
- e. ne directed, - ssFess = PaeHs sAe lef rats n
- ua~ a>ar n Enexffa, ose los q eeeSs. sbosf IL
80 the preaerty ~ Alfred C. Cs9gei, euuseEnea
,e - ~ Vgsa eaztes - eecfes 81 sad Cegft a. ne
s.,..Z,z-, srrrs ga D. McpANNEis,
z 4 Rsgsasrz fasF 2 fess
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tNa, 24j
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

~ ylsse HFE sf Fedttnnt Erpanas, ssaed tro ia
CsFE District Court q tac IHtra States faF
District 81 Fsaarssses ths iith Gar 81 March
aFssasd, ssPszs Faasis sails, Ser cssh q
lee Ser ApFd tsds s5af dzss ~
Gar Gre dscg kRoEvias. Vus Truss ef Bouks,
labfened TasEsa ths Cnise& SsstFs 10 decFer
6 SO CagsI sas Hpvssssef tsroa. lsst
b. MCDANIEL,
4 \ Harst,rf gi-f a -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
rs sFg-asi, ~. = 9ssa.
ISo 1871
LAND SALE

Il ! VIII u Nersitiens kEIsahats tsaEs9
81 - u taA sssssk - he isistfiei Costt q fae
~ 80. gar ~ Ksssssa District Il TeaRessee on
- = q NareA, iseS e ms Aireolps, VII ezrose
- for essk Il basa, % tie Ssh 1As q Mas
,-ss.l,issr isAss n ths iswA Of Hraaan. Tsae.,
4 Lad A. the erupsfts Of Nrstlla Eis. sns 81
4, ssi ',''s FhsFeis 81 ~ tern p M sa,ssas We
=, 49, ssaniy II slspSns h4aa5ed D.. On 8srt6 81
i s.,t. aai tss Isa1s - AA.sstzeh Scranton ana
= .s3egangd a. issseiitd 10 tAe United sssiss ~ a
- saia CsaE4 u ~ HosenAeE sessa, 1855
R sfsDASNet,
gS Rs4sAag fiisf. n. Fsssa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
cHAECERY COURT JACKsB0ROUGH.
Ehe9ss Wies "a B. p. Kiassi8.
1T ApPEsRTNG FROM THE AI.TE

6kTiOSs gse s 6e6 ~ this that assrnaaBs AIN
As uan-gr1sns 81 fAe state 81 TsansEsee u arsred
"a pstiCsEtsa Rar tr ozr Successive Esshs Brsvu-
h6sfisa eass ases4aat arPsaF hgoFf iis Casa
~ Curr al Jzrkxb1FpBsh before Ihs Asssay
Lac sss iaten fef coBfessea ad
szar7g n pErie. mzaFfss ,. a. BEATcHkR, G. n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

4Se fsa.3
4ANn RA1E.

W.a ~ fsadlilsas Espeass. isssea
: = - f,isft II ~ District fsssi y he
y. 49, s,sfssfs patsirs e fefAessees - she
- s'sig,s - isak : sc alfvtlsa I vii exfess q
Sd - IA haaa se ths - aAy - hsss
s.iiog asy. n - ssss : issasss' Lse g
3 .e -, fhsseta 81 s4e terra Il BIS aatesna le
- s ae ~ fan8 b siteassA.sts 1aaseh afsrssssi
- - .s tssanas1 ss eAarss street 80 nc fsaia,
sse y fegue4iy evae3 ~ Va, Davis % shs sesA
= - q he snblie s4sage rsnlyases3 - ssfissset
49, states ty 3osgss u ssia Cart - ias Ne
Il aepANSEfa
q . - las q Ira
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
NOTICE.

TsN DRBpfkSeE TO A DEcRRE MApE At TtsH
L Mareh tern Of ths f5osstY ceeti u kbsx esergss -
tn IF Heyamin wikias, AaaiAissint Il ksshsrl
Wiikias, deed " Martha wilkins anA rsheSA Wi ~
In keeAsiile Tyaet e Land inR 10 he lsth civil als
sfei Of knex eoanis, ssiesniEg the lAbds q n. Y.
Esstlcs, J. GsfAm and others subject ts tAe Rsfef
therein Of Aafaa lFitkipe and 10 heettni thai ssi
eea Il hst sSaista b ~ sale heh The fFAet ss
Fisssk the noSer afeta uil ase e Sid - 5hs safBe
te and place sabnet q the life estate denF ateFrtt
thevta Of the sasFM8fht Wkipa. sevte hss1fsd das.
lars q The patchsse nes viz s regsired g Be paid 1t
sale sna the purchaser feqeirra give bohd aid se
" Eh interest frFa ast faI thes unpaid peesese ass
~ isy khie six esd twelve aoatAs AFTER data aad Wen
u - retained ca ,bs saaa lill abe purchase ensg =
fully paid -
,ssssssaa AZ pfs ". n SWAN p sie4A.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
sAsrns sale of Houses aud Lands.

D. rIATUE oF A EESDITIOHT ESP0NAs TO
D dircalzl As Eaefg q KnsH Comfy. IN she ease
SIS. Sc, BTespis~ ~ KoseT q. Reynolds aud e,hers
.F expose . fNiic sslr, 10 The highest bsdss for
50 the fasrg hsase deer n KnoEFtlis. AoBdsy
e th 4sy e Nay lSs5. lbs fallsEipg rrai estate, to-
- oet AeaH, an7 l.~i Re intersection II PfRoe and
sler.saa -tTseff, 50 tn tqpn 81 khazyiiie On fhs
sf.s e'Tger - 81 tgsu hu sqaafe, zd0iafng The
a. taf iasr hd@ss property sid seiHg The properly
1l ale fsiaesor y Hu II SHsed Also all tbs right
~ s1a -ateres1 d keteTt b. RsFsoi8s IN farm ars
utss vr'i II ADa1sItl dc mA5u Stage read leading
A.ass'eh, bounded oA sse sasfh ~ VIA. swans hsirs
= 10 sas By Aelesa hs,sNg8s, the north by5eptbs
tTsvaef iaTi5sFy Walter kshA<dy ae the ssst b. the
-ss % bT Harvey Baker, deea il ssine the late resi-
ssas ~ faj Reynolds Aiso, ohs Nyass aud the whole
p Cd sayh Is siaB J.. tAe eat slde Z Cav rtres
sefl Il Market street, u8ssiiis sid ief s,.i,s,
g. a-'s- aad it icing the property lste occupied a.
ie1es - jobs H. Crol5ev. Ssia proper. ~, be ssls
satisfy 5adEmsat recovered ~ " atiasn Bre1alavy
fs,zr Raat 3. RsyRs!as, Hm. II. sHece rad Isbt n
irelsEf
aasrts2-pfs 81 J.. BEARDEN, ghsrE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
LEkTHfRI LEAfHEk

COLE LEATHER. UPPER Liza 'I1iss Z,
HaFasss ksathes ariae leaiBes, cail kkinss TsFFhs
Rtia1 ese Faals an tinds Fsess lasts, fhFeaas ANt
mt-Sss Is VAN GfLnzR, KaeEtsHs, 9eaa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
j. 3 I.lnses Va Wa. n. Barro4s
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

- CATIONS " his On this thsI ne asfsnaaas Il
reeus o. fenarsssss ogderaa lask pahieatan be
sds 81 fssf saessssFt 10 hfsauleBS hie aBfiesk
ad sefendsat ppcat and nate assass eeaysaants
e befsEs ths 4fh MosieAy Of ssHs atxt
ussFt q Chaacgry 5ScksofopEh
Ter confessed saa Ees sct hearing accordingly.
: PR T. g. BhATCaER, C. ~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Will 500 5. 3. Klaeal.l.

William Swsat 3. =. Riaead.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS 81 ths tsat asfsaaat asnfes4axsl
ne ssas Of Teunssssc Il Is orere s FabeKtsn be uAAs
lsF Seer successive webs n Rreess Wig, aoy nE 1Aja
spaSEt appear ne fh asaaay ~ {Ese
ana plead. ssa VIA - ~
Fsg Ref1ssrd and ieafinR pars him.
.. n. hRAfnuEA, G. 4 ~.
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NoT1nn.

I1S NfRIEF OF III IA ISSUED PROM THE
I'D ghsasest caaFt 81 Gnas county. vii skfese "
teslic ssis II the rsaH Hease assf - knexsile sss
AehaAs. he 30 ass # Ap 1855 Az ths fihss sItla
Claim sd desnsha that W. B. fransgsea has 10 aed
e let q Land 10 grsseatashs sahtaEHlng aaeHt sa
eefrs ~ aAieh skpss = i hlacknnitat tAess aad =
hease aamstls ssed IS pafs hass. 5las sbe sesl
sidS 81 The TaseNe rad sdinsns shs lests 81 Jphp
saaressa slNplss 4, sntpFsrita. b, sssriH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
t,eerge W. smith ys. H. p. Rinsail.
APPEARING FROM THE AII,F

aAfIoSs q tie k Aiod 10 tls ss1s shss Oh assnasnL
p kieesd, asnresiaet Of feanztssss Il a afdefea
that ikcEsos - alaae
isss EAls nestylg aid aA sn ApFeaf kkfsss
Al Aaaasy e 5aae cssrt q phaeessy al sacks
hoFEa saa asfchs saSa biz aaF be has. N1
- ,skss ~ essessea Asd Ger hearing seseraaEy
Pstss III BRkTcHER, G an.
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4 DARp PARrNEnsHfp essrR1D.

1sIfE UNDERSIGNED HAS = RAYiNe
pssesses which Is ssbis EsfsssiaE.aa - assFst e
efss utth se Enie8 tasys1t Via Nn nttea
Ire chaaseTy ena Gssaf cs9fls 81 kHaEsif6i assEte
kiHEstaa Asatgasz flsesyiHe ahd eelea % y sRaea
psssrs eih fsfrtnee . aR9 nsf =
'sgss q - oaaals Aaassss 4 $3.50, g ~
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,, Llnsey ana r. ., y htef, Exest1Fs q N. IaFef,
assid, "a. JsHse Wilians
1T APPEARING FROM TIE ALLIE
kTIpNs lhs s esss lha4 lhe asnaans lesuss
sFltsat ne.E~sSest 81 kts n
dsrd tN paheA b sas sr EsF sscsssss weeks IA <
Kaessis Wig. eegioE sait rEs5ast aarear
defense sid h before nest eoaFt Of obzaeeFT a
4Arssb9EOsgh 90 tAe 81 Aaaaay q laae nsEL =
Ps' F,H. BRATcHER, G. IN.
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cHAECRRY COURT -JAUKsBoR0U0K
Jpaa eaap@aa saBF
William Oaks va Iaaes d. Campbell.
IT APPEARING FROM THE, ALLIE

CATIONS o. ne e shat defendant i reasRt ef TIE
stats Of rrsaesset q & UrdeFe that PaoesSn be ase ff
eruWaicWh Whls assing said de-
fsnaas4 sFPcAF deie saM b hefnFe the 4th
A0aAy % tSue tbs p ee taken sg ccatssea
and - icF hearing AssefdinFiY.
Fsss' F.H. RuAfcHKR, G, ".
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10 TANNERS.

N Rave F0h sALE A LARsR y0T nx'
-. i'EHers ol sHdasasp Blaek, b. a. Lsr,s - i
-'.'-z--F = ) aAsFoRs \ en-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-11
Great FIrs In LouIsviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, January ll.-The Gait House
is entirely 10 ruins. Very hlte furniture wa,
saved. ..
A warehouse on the easierly side, occupied
by f. W. Thomas & Andrew Buchanan was
also destroyed.
Opinions differ as to whether the ire was
caused by incendiaries or not
Major Bristow very narrowly escaped.
Mr., Proctor Of Woods 1heater, is safs
with his baggage.
Mrs Vance, of Harrodsburg, Ky, and fam
iy escaped safely with a trunk foil of valua.
bic papers
Captain T. Gushing, Thomas Norton and
wife, Mr. A J, Polk and family, and Mr. Riggs
are safe.
The einsurence on furniture in Danforth' 5
agencies is 100000
The best information at this hour indicates
no loss Of life, though this is doubtful. IL is
uncertain whether the FIRE originated from an
jncendiary or not. The fire was entirely
checked ...ar
The United States Subsistence Depot, in
the immediate rear Of the Gait House. was not
injured
McKill L Mulin, elothiers, lost heavily,
in the aggregate. The loss is nearly one
million OF dollars.
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tennessee state Convention.

% NASHVILLE, January O-The uuion State
the civil government ia Tennessee, assembled
at the capitol this morning.
q Delegates we're present from all parts OF
the State.
Samuel r Rogers, of Knox county was
choeen President
Messrs Mercer and Cone of Nashville, Sec
taries. Nothing of importance was done to.
Among the members in Otl enhance are some
OF the ablesi politicians in Tennessee.
Parson Brownlow and Horace Maynard are
here, and attended the meeting to day.
Heavy rain all day. River rising rapidly
with ten feet OF water on the shoals.
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HOUSES


ST. Louis, January 10 Three resolutions
for immediate emancipation we're introduced d
into the Convention yesterday, but after dis
cussiou we're formally laid aside TO allow Mr.
Drake, of St. Louis, to introduce his resolu-
ton for the appointment Of eleven commit
tees, to whom should be referred the different
articles of the present state of the Constitu-
ton. After further debate the resolution was
adopted, and this morning the President ap-
pointed Committees on Boundaries, Legisla-
tion, Executive Department, Judicial Depart
ment, Education, Internal Improvement,
Banks, Militia, Seat of Government, Mode of
Amending the Constitution, aud Mlsce lane
Gus Provisions Each of these Committees
is to carefully examine the parts of the pres
ent Constitution referred to them respectfully,
and report to the Convention such amend
meuts thereto, as they may consider expedi-
ent
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LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

stOneman's Aatd-C0nHederato News.
NRw YORK, January ll.-Late rebel news.
papers contain an interesting and detailed
narrative Of the late Union raid of Generals
Stoneman, Burbridge and Gillen in East Ten
nessee and West Virginia, so damaging to
the enemy in the deslruclion OF salt aud lead
works, aud vast amount Of other property -
Though an effort was made to represent the
extent OF the injury as much less than il really
is the writer cannot avoid Acknowledging
shat it was very great, and derives some CON
ISOLATION from the fact that as the Yankees
have now done all the harm in that region
they are capable OF, some rest for tho rebel
troops may be hoped for.
The Senate on the6th inst, adopted a res
olution of thanks TO their Indian allies of the
Cherokee tribe.
The Richmond papers are still indulging in
glorfieation over the failure Of the expedition
against the Wilmington defenees
hoseby is said TO bs still alive and in a
plAca Of security, and his early recovery Is an.
tieipAted i-A
Ia the sharp discussion nov going on be-
tween the rebel newspapers in which JED Da.
Wis ueddlingi is charged as the cause OF all
their recent disaster. Some OF them ia his
defence assail General Lee as the narplot
tr2 REMOVAL OF B1TLER ,saa
ls The Hsralds Army of the James CORES,
pondent says riImirI
Allin camp except the General himself APP
peared great surprised at bis removal II
the removal was caussd BY the Wilmington
EARlgqfoIa.a eudt ~ iass.iria.
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CAIRO January 9.---The steamer Magenta,
from New Orleans brings the announcement
OF the arrival Of thu steamship Morning Star,
with General VIM i Smith and staff on
board t
The guuboat Rather drifted ashore ia a
late storm between Vicksburg and NAtchez,
and was fred BY gang of guerTillAs, and
burned to the waters edge.
A letter from Mobile 10 citizen Of New
Orleans, says; ..a..l...
Fighting was going on in that vicinity on
the 3lst ult
The rebels were burning cotton a short dis
tance from Natchez on the 29th ult
The rebels are said TO have burned the
courthouse during their occupation Of Ovens
boro, Kentucky. is.tts tr..aa