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Death Of thief Justice Sha ".

BosTOS, March so.
Lemuel Shaw. late Chief Justice Of
Massachusetts,, died this morning sud
denly.
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THE FIRST, MOST COMPLETE succs,,,r,
Combination Of Reaper and Mower in The W., w.
OVER 10000
Have been made and successfully u..a
the past Five Years wilma
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notes. .pP'o'd
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TlPTON NURSERY.

adjoining Town ON the Esst.
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OF THE REPUBLICAN
ERA.

LnAs
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dect inter, 1860
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JACKSON, Miss March so


The Convention to day ratified the
Constitution b. Is against 7.
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THE GLNTLEMEN'S MEDICAL CON.
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from the Davenport 0aset.e.1
IOWA APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON CRY. Maj

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DEAR ADD IL understand that the
following appointments hsce been made
in Iowa. Those Of them requiring con-
6rmation by the Senate have been acted
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GRAPE VINES AND POTATOES

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

Over two-thirds OF the House voted TO ex-
pei "Helper" CLARK, Of Nc, on the 18TH
AZ he lie an active rebel, his expulsion WAS
just right.
Fred. Stanton still claimed the seat OF
Gen. Lane, Of KaDsae, on the ground that
Lane is Brigaaier General under the United
Ssates, and, as such, Issued proclamation
caring rUr vutunrHtrs. me mxrter IL urruru
the Senate Committee, and will not probably
be decided at this session.
The admission OF Messrs. Carlisle and
Wiley TO seats in the Senate from Virginia,
was witnessed BY crowded galleries with in.
tense interest. Thus does the great restora-
ton begin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

The privAteer or piratical craft, Sumter,
took 6 primes into the port Of Cienfuegos, on
the 9th July. The cargoes we're mostly gu
gar and molasses. The commander Of the
Sumter had the impotence to demand that,
~ the cargoes were Spanish, they should be
landed and detained until the Confederate
Government should declare whether thew
were legal prizes, and that the ships should
be delivered up to him TO be destroyed. But
the CAPTAIN General Of Cuba released all the
prizes, and thsy were to sail on the 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
Grafton. Va. .July Is.

uThItoD, Va, July 10.
A train arrived here this morning bringing
the body of Gen. Garrett, late commander
OF the rebel forces in Western Virginia. The
rebels we're pursued to Laurel Hill BY zen.
Morris' command, consisting Of the l4th
Ohio and 7th and 9th I0dians regiments, &C
Oarriek's Forks, eight niles south OF The
town Of 81. George. Gen. Garnett attemps-
ed to rally his forces, when sharp skirmish
ensued, in which Garrett WAS killed and 20
81 hia men left dead on the ground. boaides
many bodies being carried OF.
The rebels we're completely routed, and
scattered in oil directions. Forty loaded
wagons and all their horses and camp equip.
age fell into our bands. Garnets remains
will be enbalmod and placed Mt the disposal
OF his friends. Two men were killed and
two mortally wounded Of the Ohio l4th.--
No other loss 90 our side. Our troops took
N ore prisoners than they could take care OF.
New York, July Is.
The Commercials special, private letter
from one of the 18th New York regiments,
dated Martinsbure, July 18th, says: The
regiments were under marching orders and
expected to leave that evening as all the tents
had been struck. $4,000 men were 10 the
vicinity add camped in sight OF each other.
flag OF truce came into camp on tho 10Th
inst, With request from the rebels for an
armistice, Of 10 days to make up their minds
whether to fight or retreat. Patterson re-
piled no f4es asy HE enemy have since
retreated Is miles towards Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

EpiroR GATE CIrr. Capt. Harper's Com
pany left this morning on the Pomeroy for
Burlington, TO rendezvous with its regiment
lthe 7th) according to tae Governors or
ders. J.. W. Sample, brother Of ii. w.
Sample Of Your place, is the Let Lieutenant
the second, believe, is not yet appoint
ed. This company has had several draw
backs since it WAS organized. Ii was ex-
pected 70 have place in the Sd Regiment,
but shared this disappointment with about
seventy other companies throughout the
State. Ii was almost broken up after this
several Of its best men leaving and going
into other companies which are now in ae.
tive service 10 Missouri with the "a Iowa
and 10th Illinois Regiments.
But Capt. Harper was determined not to
give up. How he labored persever-
ance be has exhibited, are known only to bis
intimate friends who have traced biz steps
and svmnathisad with him.
It vas moving sight to see the yonng
men leaving all that was dear behind--some
tnat we know personally, who were actnated
only by high sense Of duty. One in par
t'cular NAV be said to have been the towns
favorite. lrrerroachable in morals affAbie
aud agreeable in manners--just we'll estAt :
hshed in prosperous business --hs bad
everything TO anticipate at home, and moth
r. 10 desire in soldiers life save the sat-
isfaction OF serving his country. / am net
ashamed to say that my eyes grew dim as /
watched the departure Of him and others,
animated so nnbly with that boautiful sen-
siment, "Dulce et decorum ~ pro potria
mora"~ sweet and glorious to die FOR ones
country. Capt. Galland's Company from
Aonsrose, was on board ths boat. She left
the landing at o'clock, tho band playing
"liai Columbia," the citisens and soldiers
cheering heartily, aaid waving Of handker-
chiefs and aoAing n ts,rs. Scux..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
KEPuHsIcAN sTATEcoNvENTro

A State Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa
IL called TO assemble by their delegates NJ the City
Of Dies Noines. At 10 o clock A. Nj. on Wednesday
July 2lst 1861 for the nomination Of .fcers to be
elected at the general election IN October Of this
year. Candidaes ere to re selected for the Offices
ct Governor, Lientes ant 1ostsnor, and one Judge
of the Sapre me Court The g. Evtntlen will take
sueh other action may, in its osinin, contribute
to the success Of thr Republican party
Everr organised eeznty viii be entitled to one
delegate In ths Convention, srd enc additional del
egae for each goo votes, and for any additional
frac ion Of 100 or votes ceet ut the last Gen
eral Eieottsn Tor lion. Abraham Lincoln as Presi-
dent If the Tfitei States.
Republican County Central Committees
TO call their inventions 10 setct their del
egatcs In the ratio above stated, and for Efficient
organization preparatory TO the car vass.
HIM. H0XIE,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SAMUEL F. MILLER, Lee County
j. B. WEAVER. Davis.
Gro. A. HAwLrY. Decatur "
LEwrs II Smith, Kossuth /"
". b. PAiRrIsLn, Floyd
II. g. HxsBERsox, Marshall
j. r. kEEDnAs Mahaska /"
W. A. WARREN, jackson az
II. III. TuTRILL. Cedar
5. j. W. TABOR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
The blockade.

The hloekadng feet, as nov 90 instituted,
consists of nearly two hundred vessels 10 all.
OF these thrty-seven are regular men Of
war, carrying 726 guns and 1918 men,
fhirty-nine are steam gun boats, and over
one hundred chartered transports. The
o 81 81 :. De he hanoraa rerv stringent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
Col. TustIs.


Our last letter from St. 10. left Col. Tut
tie at Marysvile, with unpleasant rumors of
a conflict. Since then We have received the
ST. 10. Journal down to Friday last, and as
nothing is said about the Col. the Inference
is that he was safe.
The Page County Tribune SAYS that on the
5th July messenger rode in bot haste into
Bedford, Taylor county, bringing a report
that the "seceshers" were about to attack
the Union men in Marysvile. In shor. order
large force, well armed with the new rite
and sabre bayonet, started of and joined the
Union forces in MarysvIle, making in oil
about 500. The town was put in state of
defence, and on Sunday night the Union men
slept on their arms, expecting an attack from
N equal force of s.ssceshers," who actually
did approach the town, but suddenly disban-
ded.
During the few previous days, the Union
men had captured SO prisoners, including oil
the county officers. There was y strong
feeling in favor OF shooting them down, as
reported to Col. futile. But after The dan
ger Of rescue had passed, a public meeting
was held, and it was determined to deal with
the traitors strictly according TO law. few
we're released on taking the oath, and made
penitent confessions in public meeting. OH
ers, having taken the oath before, and per.
lured themselves, were reserv ed for the bal
ter and were taken to St. Joseph, we presume,
by Col. futile and bis men. Msrysyille is
occupied by regulars, and the Union men
were purging Atchison county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

The Mahoney section Of the Iowa Democ-
racy will feel greatly disappointed to find
what little favor their views meet in Con-
gress. In oil that body, North and South,
bnt five men could be found to occupy the
platform set forth By the leaders OF the Iowa
Democracy. And Of those Eve two only are
Northern men, and they such men as Vallan-
dighsm and Ben Wood. All the Union men
OF the South, Including Urittenden, voted for
raising five hundred thousand men and FIVE
hundred millions OF dollars to put down the
rebellion against the Government.
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Republican County
Convention.

The Republicans Of Lee county will meet in Mass
Convention, ut the Court House I'M Fort Madison,
on Saturday, the .oth day of July, at clock A.
Id. Tor the purpose of choosing Delegates 10 the
State Convention, under the call Of the State Cen
trsl Committee, and also Of selecting County
Central Committee for the coming year, and attend
ing to such ether business as may properly come
before the Convention. A. Il. SHAW,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

9vPrOf. Roberts, the esteemed mathe-
maiioal totor OF Burlington University has
just had the degree OF LID conferred upon
him BY the faculty of Granville University,
Ono Burlington iiawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
| ATTEST NEW S.
Nav York. July Ia.

New York, July Ia.
| Adyiess from Panama report tho arrival
OF The Wyoming. She would leave on the
9Th for tho 6nlfand California 10 cruize for
the protection OF American commerce under
Lieut.. Murray.
Commander Mitchell, Lieutenants Porter
and Haeket, and Sd Assistant Engineer Lin
...s-,y -.- = s.s -. cf .hem came by
the rorth Star. Also, Lieutenant Shynock
OF the Saranac.
The State Of Panama was concentrating
troops st Panama. The movement is gener-
ally believed to be in favor of the indepen-
dence OF the Isthmus
Advices from Nicaragua say that Gave.t,
the murderer of Jos. l.. White has been SEN
fenced to the chain gang.
Here d's Washington Correspondence.
The LIST Massachusetts and Cd Michigan
and 18TH New Fork Regiments will form y
brigade under Col. Richardson, Of Michigan,
and will form part of Gen. Tyler's Division,
will probably be the right wing of the ad-
vnncing column.
Washington, July Is.
Houss - On motion of MIR. Washburne it
was resolved, that the committee on ccm-
merce be directed TO instruct an INN diate
enquiry NJ to what further measures are
necessary. if any, TO mike the blockade
OF the ports in the rebelious- States more
efee,ual, and to arrest the depredstiops Of
pirates now preyrng upon American COM
merce, under pretended letters OF marque,
issued By The So called Southern Confeder-
acy.
On motion Of Mr.. Dixon, resolution vas
passed bY the Senate concurring that Con-
gress adj ,urn next Friday.
Mr.. Cenkhn asked leave to intro JUICE
resolution providing for selec. committee,
TO which shall be referred the subject Of
General Bankrupt Law, to report at the next
session Nv bill or otherwise. Passed.
Mr.. Elliott, from the committee on com
meree, reported the following:
R.sol. ID, That the Secretary Of the Urea.
sury be requested to employ Immediately
sufficient force to prot ect our com merce from
pirates which now ipfest the seas. Passed.
The Speaker laid before the House let
ter from Mr.. Carlisle. resigning bis seat, be
having been elected Senator from Virginia.
Mr.. Wood offered the following:
Resolved, That this Congress recommend
to the Governors of the various States TO
convene heir Legislatures for the purpose Of
calling an election OF two delegates from
each Of the congressional districts to meet
in general Invention on the first Monday
Of September next, the purpose OF the con-
vention being 10 devise measures for the re
storatiun Of peace to our country.
MIR. Washburne moved to Law the reso.
luton on he table. Agreed to BY 90 against
81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

e. Some twenty Eve companies are in
Damp here. They are coming 10 rapidly
under the superiDtendence Of Adjatant Gen.
ersi Bowen and Who 10 acting With prompt
ness and vigor.-( Burlington Havkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

1Uth.
WHAT BRlo.- GKS. HARRrs is Golso TO DO
Now.-The St. Louis Republican Of Sa,ur-
day says:
Day before yesterday strong reiBforce-
ments arrived from Hannibal and the West
to the aid Of Col. Smith. Gen. Harris, See
ing that his men were incapable of making
efsctual resistance, being armed with shot
guns and common riHes, ordered them to
leave and look out for their own safety.
He also ordered them 10 assemble as speed
lily as possible, in the northern part of Cal.
laway county, where he intended making 40 !.
other stand. Yesterday, Harris, with City
men, was shout ten miles from Mexico, the
balance OF HE force being scattered over the
surrounding country. On bis side there are
none reported killed. and ONLY three slightly
wounded. On the Federal side only those
already mentioned.
Gen. Harris intends making another stand
in Galloway county. The excitement through
the country 10 great, young men leaving with
what arms they could obtain, and 10 parties
OF tens and swenties. Hundreds Of them
Yesterday passed through Mexico, and il is
estimated IfaE TEU tfaTriss ff0rUs, wren ru=
assembled, were several thousand men. The
road master on the Hannibal and st. joseph
road reports the Salt River bridge destroyed.
and the remains now lying in the bed Of the
stream, and all the culverts destroyed be
tween Palmyra and Salt River.
A provision train from Hudson City for
Monroe was thrown from the track yesterday,
by rail- being displaced. Between Hudson
City and Monroe there is large amount Of
track torn up, and the officers Of the North
Missouri Road report that 40 train arrived at
Hudson yesterday, or will be able TO under
some days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
Times Dlspatch.1

Secretary Chase received notice from the
Presiden. requesting tbat tho nomination OF
Rufus Address be sent 70 the Senate ~ Sur
vsyor OF tho port OF New York. This ssttlss
tn list Of the principsl officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
: 80 ''-7-- 49,
~ a R IL leu.

At the iiarrnonev HI use, ia croton, Lie county,
Iowa, by The koy. Bishop, Mr.. Alexander Fish
10 ii SIS Sarah Columbia Thorn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

TIN DIS MotSks Valley Vine lie published
every Monday at this Office, is one n the oldest
papers in Iowa, and has q widely exterdsd cjrru-
lation throughout he Des Moines Valley North
Missouri. and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

O. The eecesbess are aroused throughout
the entire State Of Missouri, and disturb.
ances are chroniclsd In all sections. Ii 10
generally understood that the Union mem-
bers OF the convention will be prevented
UiIy, ani rb1r iisrge f'or5e ~ gaskcrirg TO
march against lhe Capital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.
BANKING HoUeE or Gro. C. ANDERSON 4 COL
Ksokak July II, 1851,
"E will purchase, for FEW days, Illinois and
w Wisconsin Discredited Bank n otea, aud nug-
Iing'on City scrir. GRO. q. ANDERSON 8 co. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
FROM ~sutnwr.t Mss.onr..

A detachment of $50 men left at Neoshs
BY Dol. Sigsl, were captured by the rebels
and afterwards released on taking an oath.
Ben. Mccullough was at Neoeha. Gen Lyon
was within few miles Of Springfield on the
10Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

CT The book-keeper Of Messrs. Bull in
Quincy, whose name Was Cleveland, died in
hall "a hour after taking poison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16

ElnIMy ANBte
(NASTLE MILLS xxx FLOUR; made from ne
~ wheat, for sale low by
jyild ROBERTSON 4 BRO.