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FOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
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WOOD I'd II August. DTAfls on Bank Of Irelsrd l.
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have u ~ SAlAnG 81 the Depoa.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24

We learn from Col. Buseey, the Governors
Aid, Who has just returned from the west,
that be distributed 1000 guns from Farm
inEton to Eddyville, and that there are plen-
~ Of N en- to Garry them. He says about 40C
rebels are encamped within . mile or 20 ol
Memphis, on the pretense that they are guard.
Ing the town against the Union troops. Ths
rebels are also concentrating n Etne. They
have been busy disarmipg the Union men 81
round tho country, wherever they can. Bu
they will soon get their deserts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24

TO the Convention what action they deem I'D
visable in the present distracted condition Of
tho State.
The following were slssted, all Unionists,
u order from the lst 30 the 7sh district:
Msssrs. Brosdhsad, Henderson, W. 4. Hall,
u. p. Hall, n. Douglas, Hendricks and
Doesy.
Adjourned till 8 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ex.Gov. Stewart offered tho following
resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this Con-
vention the Executive Department OF Mis-
sonri has cxpatriatcd itself.
He spoke In favor of the Conv eDtion going
to work toI6ll the Vacancy.
Referred to committee Of appointed this
On motion, Convention adjourned till to-
m fPoR 49, Il ~ VI s+Ns 49, III tae@
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The State Convention passed esolution
this morning, By . vote Of 45 to 81, de-
olariDg the oboe Of Presidents Of tho Con-
vention hsld BY Gen. Sterling Prioe 81 tho
last session, vacant.
Gen. II. Wilson, former Vice.Pres't, was
unanimously elected President. lie il :
staunch Union man.
motion was made 10 declare tho ONCE
OF doorkeeper vacant, % no wss elected AZ
. Union msn u the late sersiop Of the Con
vention, and has since edited . secession pa
per.
Urisl Wright made violent disunion
speech, denouncing tho Administrations -
revolutionary, dsspotio and osurping unwar.
rsnted power, And denouneing the Union
leaders Of tho State.
The matter VAS referred to committee Of
three.
"A committee OF Z, ono from each Con.
Dist va elected, whoss dasy Il v 70 report
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24
HEPUHllCAN .TATE CONVENTION.

Actxte Convention Of the Republicans Of Iowa
In called 10 assemble by their delegates. at the City
OF Des Moin~s, ~ 10 . clock A.. AZ. on Wednesday
July 3lst 1851, for the nomination If ocers to be
slected at several ssctifn IN October VI this
yeAt Candidates are to be selected for the cf6ces
Of 0overnor, Lieutenant Governor, and one judge
of the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
sush other action rs may, in It's opinion, contribute
70 the success Of the Republican party.
8 Eser~ organized county viii DO entitled 10 one
delegate in the Convention, and one additional del
egate for each 200 votes, and for any additional
frac Ion Of 90 votes cast at the last Gen.
eral Eiection for Hon. Abraham Lincoln ~ Presi.
dent Of the United States.
IS Fh&psblicsn Cesn,y Central Committees are re-.
questsd cali tbsr conventions 10 their del
egates In the ratio above stated, and for efficient
HIM HOxIE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
sA1ura =. MiLa.s. Lee County
J. B. WEAVER, Davis, "
0EO. A. HAwLxY, Decatur "
hewfs H fMffh, Kossuth a IL
W.B. vAIRFixLr, Floyd
II. G. HsEpERsok, Marshall
~ J. r. NRvpaAs MahaskA
WA. WARHKs, Jxckson
II ii. TUrslLL. Cedar
B. J. W. TABOR, Buchanan
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.5sr. s Washington, July %.
HOUSE, Mr.. Oristendsp introduced feso-
lutions 40 follows:
/. That tho present depIorable civil war
Vas forced on the country BY tho disunion-
lists Or the Southern States, now 10 revolt
against the constitutional government, and
10 arms around the Capitol. Adoptsd--ysas
l2l, says 2. The remainder Of the resolu-
tions were adopted--ll7 against 2.
A resolution vas passed thanking the 9th
Massachusetts regiment for the alacrisy with
which they responded to call OF the Presi-
dent, and also to $40 Penney Ivanians, Who
passed through tho Baltimore mob, the 18th
81 April, on their way TO defend the National
Capitol.
air. Wright offered resolution declaring
that tho reverses at Bull'a Rsu had IN no Gay
impaired cur utsimase socosss, 10. Eeid on
the table.
Mr. Horton, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reporsod . bill authorixiDE the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO pay to the Gov
ernor Of any State, or his duly authorised
agent, the costs charged and expenses prop
srly incurred By said State for armisE, equip
ing, transporting, TO-, its troops 10 aiding in
| supervising the present insurrsction against
the United States. Passed.
Mr.. Elliott, from the committee on Com
meros, reported bill providing for code
Of marine signals, adapted 30 secret service
q military stations, DO.
EEHArs.-Thc bill 30 provide for iron Glad
ships and floating batteries Vas passed.
| The joint resolution providing for board
Of examiners 30 sxsmipe the Stevens floating
battery st Hoboken, N. j., was passed.
Tho ecuAscation OF tho property Of rebel,
found in arms against tho government "a.
taken mp.
Trumbull offered % amends providing
that any person held to service or labor EN-
ploysd, or in any way aiding the rshellios
against the government, sbali be forfeited u
bis master.
Breckinridge asked for the ayes and NAYS
Agreed to.
Trumbull Was glad tho ayes and nays yer,
called for. He wanted to see who would yos,
to sliow traitoroos masssrs 70 employ slsve'
to shoot Union men.
Dir. Wilson said be should vote for il
gladly. lie thought the Tina bad come whe1
the Government should put stop to traitor.
employing bondmen 10 shooting down msr
lighting FOR their country. lie hoped thcr,
Was public sentiment which would blast
any Senator who defends such things. IL
was agreed to-yeas 81, nays o. The bill
then passed.
The joint resolution approving the acts Of
the Presidsot vas postponed till Wedses
day. After 90 executive session the bill :,
incresss the military establishment, which
was rstarned from tho House with amend
msnts, Vas taken up. The Senots refused
to concur 10 the amendments OF the House
A message was received from the President
Executive session. Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24


WAseoe.
vTvH1 sn1geiGDe3 haviae panehassd ths entirs
] Stock q orSosSieo q 1essn. Day Dro., No
1e5 Msin-st., Ksokuk, Ard vtshing to close II out
loaedistsly, viii % - q tAs lowest 6sures and
take Missouri money 81 par
Ksokuk, July 1-dtf
Pianos at Z Great Sacrifice
SnNK Flsst Glass; Seven Octave Rosewood Piano
~ Tor sale q 500 less than wholesale price.
Ono Second Hand Piano for Kent, or for sale 1T
very low hgsTes.
Three Pr,sce' Melodeons ~ hard times pricee
Now ID the time to buy cheap.
t J.. ID. PATRICK,
Agent for Cato City Music Store,
JulylSd3m No. ~ Main-st.
sB~y1,s UassresA 0AD.
I 10YD'5 Railroad Map shows every RailnoA1
= II resisting order up 70 Fssrusvy fst, iS6l.--
Every station - ma1ked down IN the Fcads, and
the Distances between each station, and the totsl
..nrth Of ths rosd5 uiru ths rxms N trs UffcsrH,
their place Of resiuvnce, and the running time OF
tbs trains every ksilrosd II Americs are Kivea
Every river Ia America Il traced ont, aAd the
towns and cities on the Ohis and Mississippi and
| other rivers are marked plainly, All the FORTS.
Batteries and Stronghold In this country ass laid
down prominentjy. Fer sals BY
n. W. WBSTCOTT,
jyl7 Main-st., ID door fron lth.
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Avms for Iowa.

A letter TO the Hawkeve from Geo. B.
Oorkhill, dssed Warrington, July 10Th, says
that on receipt OF the rumor that Iowa bad
been invaded by the Putee, Prendent Lin
eolo called in person with Senator Harlan
and Col. Curtis ~ the Ordinance and other
Departments, and gave directions to have q
supply Of arms forwarded to Iowa ct the
earliest possible moment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24

La compliance with instructions BY the
Board OF Commissioners, the undersigned
will offer u private sale, at the several
Branches OF the State Bank OF Iowa, IOWA
STATE STOCKS, atA ratio not less than
ninety tu0 cspts Oh tho dollar Of tho nomi
nal par value OF the same. Upon tho de,
post of The purchase money With sithsr Of
said Branches Of the State Bark, Bonds OF
Stocks will be forwarded 70 said Branch in
one thousn nd, Eve hunired or one hundred
dollar bonds, as the purchaser nay indicate.
MArus,s /. Flsssx. Loan Ag'".
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24

Rscovssgso. Ospt. McAllister Who was
v0anAsd 10 rho recent skirmish near rlori
~. n1eeroe 1osSty, hes % Tar recovered y
49, - 50 b removed 10 biz residence
n. a6RoyIe eeanty, Illinois, sDd went
. u osissy IN tbs packet "Wednesday EVEN
ise.fl aaoafDal Aseessgsf.
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Announcements.
TOR suBKIFP.

Pasass AssasnsA The name nj g RANvlLLE ".
PIITA4E ~ dependent candidate Tor Jhs
o6se Of 6hsrif VI Les Connty, 1t tho nsxt October
slectien.
Ksek q, Jsly lssh. 1ssl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-24

A diepstoh TO the Chicago Tribune says il
10 not correct that Gen. Hurlburt has been
superseded. Gen. Pope, as senior ofhcer,
commands the whole force 10 North Mis-.
souri, hus Hurlhars rssains command Of his
brigade. In regard to the North Missouri
road, the same dispatch says:
The Government officers have been led by
che secession proclivities Of that road to ap-
point military superintendent, and . gen.
tleman named Perdy has been designated for
the post.
Gen. Hurlburt has changed the location
Of troope guarding the Hannibal and ST. 10.
Road, and Col. Palmer nov occupies she
Road from Hsnuibal to Salt River Col.
Smith Salt River to Brook6eld; Col. Will
liams Bronk6eld to Utica Lieut. Col. futile
(Ool. Curtis being 10 Congress) Utica to S..
Joseph.
CRoros, Tuesday Jolly %.
Ma. EDrroR: The Northeast Missouri reg.
gimsnt, composed Of the, Croton Guards,
WsFssv Gassds, Sand Prairie Co., and the
Home Guard. Of Clark Co., have juss ar.
rived st Athens, having cleaned thsnorshern
part Of CLARK 90. Of the rebels, and wandered
- far - E.na in Scotland Co., which was
takes Sunday evening Without the less Of
high. After delivering one solley they fed.
There we're so Of them, mo unted. We learn
thst our tro ope killed and wounded l.
The prairies near our line Of march were
secured by our cavalry, one man being shot
and wounded eighty in the shoulder. Thil
vas tho only injary received BY our men,
We learn that four or Eve rebels were killed
Our scouts esptaGed several harses, hats
guns and prisoners. On arriving at Athen
all the rebel, that bad not Hed previousl,
we're arrested. Two secession flags wer
foundis private houses. Neglected to men
ton that Ne eut down the secession pole il
Etnn and took the s.Feamer, which hal
"JeGerson Davis" on il. Is 10 now in POS
session Of the Warssw Grey., ~bo are 4
return IL, after being exhibited in Warsa =
80 the Croton Company, who we're sharers il
the capture. Col. Moore nov awaits rein
forcenents TO march 90 Memphis. r.
The Warsaw Greys, mentioned above, ar
rived in Kcckuk last night, on the cars frot
Croton, and as they marched through To
streets, showing that rebel Gag, they yer
loudly cheersd.
Another letter from Croson says that TIER
ore 800 Union troops =. Lursy waiting s-sn
forSsnsnta, while Col Moore, with sever,
companies. is waiting ;o5 Moss sIsa 9: 4 :
ems. lie intends 10 join the forces 1t Lura
and then march on Memphis.
II 10 reported that the Union Gag 10 sti
Aying in Memphis and that the Union CON
p,ny commands thr p.acs. Bat this is doub
ful.
Dol. Moore has about 80 prisoners and vi
deal With them 10 nilitAsy way. DIR. LA
Ian, Of Atheps, rs captured, while atsemp
ing 20 Ace. Judge Caldwell and Erq. Bol
81 souldo's b fossd. Capt. Baksrsnd Of
Nsrlaod lsfs eayly one morning, With csrp
saek 10 hAad, half scared to death. CO
Moore and his men will SOON clear the who
region Of rebsls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-21
8g 0eIsgraph.
From Washington.


WAsHtNoTOS, Nov. 20.-ThOusands o;
citizeus and slrangees have crossed thS
Potomac this morning, to witness tho
grand rsview ON the Virginia side of tho
Potomac. The President, heads OF De-
partments, the Generai-in-o Chief, md many
OF tue Government employees in all
branches OF the public service. having alb
scented themselves for that purpose, but
little business is transacted.
The grand review To-day was witnessed
by it is supposed from 10000 to 10000
spectators. AS no passes were required,
il was free TO every one who could procure
n conveyance, or who choose to walk, the
distance being about eight miles by the
route which they were obliged to take
the roads were guarded the entire distance,
so that civilians without written passes
could not diverge from the prescribed linz
its of travel.
A number of carriages broke down and
several persons were seriosuly injured, be-
sides several minor casualties.
Gen. Mcclellan and stat left his head
quarters at half.past nine o'clock this
morning, escorted by Major Barkers Nc
Clellan Dragons and the I'd and 9th Regi.
ments of o. s. Cavalry.
The President and Cabinet, together with
the foreign ministers, also proceeded at an
carly hour this morning to the review
ground at Baiiey's Crossroads.
'5irJust previous 70 the reviews salvO was
fred from fifteen batteries % artillery
The spectators witnessed the splendid dis
play from Mnnson's Hill and vicinity. The
divisions, seYen in number, when in posi-
ton, occupied a semf.circle Of about four
miles, a dense body Of all arms of the SER
vice.
Gen. Mcclellan and staff, in company
with the President and Secretaries Gamer
on and Seward, all on horseback, rode
rapidly along the line, meeting with con-
ttnuOns and enthusiastic cheers from the
soldiers.
Subsequently this distinguished party
returned, aud taking prominent position,
the divisions passed in review, commence
lug at half past one. About seventy thous-
and men passed, forming only portion of
the army of the Potomac. The time occu-
pied in passing was three hours, the di-
visions In order returning to their res
pective encampments.
To guard against any possible surprise
while the divisions were forming, the
pickets on the outposts had been consid-
eraoly strengthened.
This was the largest body of troops ey-
err before reviewed in this continent All
were fully equipped, and every man sup
piled with forty rounds of cartridges. Ey.
division was accompanied by ambulances,
SO that every branch of the service might
represented.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-21
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss Monaco, Nov. 10, via BALTr-
MORE, 2O.-A flag of truce, to-day, from
Norfolk, brought down Lieut.. Warder, who
was taken while bearing dispatches to Fort
Pickens, at the breaking out of tho rebel
lion, and imprisoned for some time at
Montgomery, Ala. He has been ex-
changed for Lieut.. Sharp, of the rebel SER
vice, who was captured at Hatteras Inlet,
and has recently been confined on board
the U. S. frig4te Congress, at Newport
News.
The steamer Spaulding and revenue cut
ter Corwin, has arrived from Hatteras In
let, but brings no news Of Importance.
A rebel steamer made reconnaissance OF
the Inlet, the day before the Spanlding
left on her return to this point.
A contraband from Roanoke Island re-
ports that the rebels had destroyed their
fort there, and were about to remove to
the main land.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-21
Frnm MaW york.

New YORK, Nov. 2O.-The bark Theresa
arrived here reports speaking, on the 18th,
the schooner Winthrop, from Wilmington,
n. O., for Nassau, having run the blockade,
with another schooner, 4 days previously.
On the 18th, in lat. So, long, IL, the
Theresa fell in with the brig Judge Witt
man, from Boston for Fortress Monroe, in
a sinking condition. Capt Bray and the
crew were taken off and brought to this
port.
A special despatch to the Tribune from
Fortress Monroe, dated yesterday, states
that Lieut.. Warden, released by the rebels,
says that the intelligence Oft arrest of
Mason and Slidell had caused great excite
ment among the rebels, who rejoiced in the
prospect of retaliation by England.
Two regiments from Georgia aud South
Carolina had abandoned Roanoke Island,
on the North Carolina coast, blown mp
their battery and gone home.
The rebel Congress met ut Richmond on
the 18th, but transacted no business, being
without a quorum.
The rebels are strengthening their main
battery Mt Sewelrs Point, anticipating an
attack.
The guuboat Oneida was launched this
morning.
Bishop McIiyaue and family sailed on
the steamer Persia to-day for Liverpool.
She steamers Delaware aud Oosmopoli-
tan have been chartered by the government
for three months service. Their destination
is Port Royal.
The transport Atlantic is coaling and
taking In provisions for Port Royal. She
will also carry troops.