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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10
The Evening Post:
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PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE

the OLOEsT DsMOCWATIC RE.
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CITY or NETWORK
NTow in the siXTLEIH YEAH OF It's existene..
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COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
II 10 devoted to the support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party. WISH n n aIcnT. and Of DB ~
OCRArfC PRINCIPLES ALMAYsi Il The nm
compromising advoeate Of
Free soili Free Labor Free speech |!
A strict Construction Of the Constitution, ana IN
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Which IL printed on large folio sheet, contains
test foreign intel liRenoeexs usi, ss.1rsspendsnec
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10

B. \. Asody. JSrmAn : AsxWell, Il
Ca ! Shelley, BartIsta. Ksys , Co.,
4. Bridgman Co., tsdss, Bfovrsii i Co.,
i. ". = a. Tucker, q. Gsibsr : Co..
4. =. Wilkinson, 1a1rar : Avssy,
oady, Jones = Peak, J. =. Durkes Co,
y. ". Westsott, 9vsns 4 B,dlenan,
Lane = Dsel, Patfi4h Gibbons,
Bsrkitt y Co., Geo. Festsr,
Thoa. !. Risc, Wilson Adustip.
Kramer, irwin Co., comstook 8 Bro.
\. Y. woodward c., r. y. Foster,
kipsr Hills. Geo, =. Kilbcurns.
4 Present current sAlss u Ais1srt porsy 6oets
o. per cent. prsmium allowed % nv xork n
sAsnse. s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10

KEOKuK. SATURDAY. AUG. 10.
Arrival ana Ctsssng ~ Mails ~ sns
Kesk M Post Offsoe.

ARRIVALS.
EastsSn Nall arrives daily atI3 o'clock y. and
So'elosk p. n.
81. LosIsA And 6ostAsrn Mail arrives daily except
1ondAysyAt I'D M.
Western Mail arrives daily (sxsspt susdsys) u
narissotOs Nail arrives daily (sxcept Bsndays)
~ p. y.
i Garbage snd Plymoath Mail arrives daily {sx-
aep, ouIdAys)Atb p.n.
North lava and North Illinois (tri- weekly on
T11sdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays. ~ II -.
Chsrissten Mail lsri-ssekiy) arrives Iuesdsys,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10

The Chimes classics, orthodox Confscian
literature, are abost 20 pc given 70 the public
the muni6cence of Mr.. Jardine, merchant
in the china trade. The printing of the vol
umes 10 wholly The work of Chinese work.
men in Honk Kong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10
THE DAILY EVENING POST

II edited With especial references TO the wAnts Of
psntsy rssders snd besides al the srtielep Of gen
erai interest pshli.hed 10 The Daily Evening Post,
oSntAins complete dieest 81 ths news Of the DAY.
and n Aasiru ltuysl dew I'D to The interest
and instF0etisn Il RaTwsn. II oon,ains 20 hing
columns Of reading matter every week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
River items.
FRIDAY, July rs.

FRIDAY, July Z6
ARRIVED.
METROPOLITAN, Buford, st. Louis.
kATE CAssIL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTEp.
AD HIE8, Gait, Dubuque.
MRrROPoLIr An, Bufsrd, st. Paul.
KATE CAsssL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The light draught packet Pomeroy, Capt Davis,
will depart for Fl. Madison at six o'clock this
evening.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS. Capt. Jno. B. Davis, of
the stesmer Northern Light, has abandoned stssm-
boating and gone to soldering.
THs RIvsRs.-The river At this point and above
is receding slowly. The Missouri river is rising
rapidly from the mouth of the Usage river down
very heavy rise is reported in the Oage river.
The Illinois river is falling, but in good boating
condition.
The Metropolitan, from st. Louis, arrived at
'"'S f"'"' 49,. .-.-av -.Al o>-S ~.;r r
of passengers and freight. She was ~ hours BE-
hind time, which lost time was oceasioned By
grounding barge on the Lower Rapids. Captain
Buford reports the river falling, and boats which
are Of heavy draught are compelled to eight"
over the Rapids. The Captain will please scsspt
cur thanks for st. Louis papers and ether courts-
sizes in his line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

The Gate City ofthe oath ult. learns
firm Col. Bussey, the Governors Aid.
who has just returned FROM the west,
that le distributed 1000 guns from
Fsrmingon to Eddyville, and that there
are plenty Of men 10 carry them. He
says about 400 rebels are encamped
within mile n 80 Of Memphis, on the
pretense that they are guarding the
town against the Union troops. The
rebels are also concentrating at Etns
They haue been busy disarmiog the
Union men all ronnd The country, where
ever they can. But they will soon get
their deserts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

The K.-AuK Journal of the 25th
le.rus from the superintendent Of the
Western road we learn that the county
for 40 or so miles along the Missouri
border 10 in . state OF general commo.
tion and civil war. Since the excursion
Of Col. Moore's regiment, the Seces.
sionists have became active again. The
detachment Of Union troops left at Lu.
ray, as mentioned iu our paper recently,
sent to Col. Moor for reiuforcements,
being unable longer to hold their own.
Col. Moore received the word at Athens
last night at o'clock, and leaving q
guard over his 40 prisoners there, was to
start Immediately to their relief.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

Hsssy Casys Dsss 10 regard 70 sslssissy
esnseasis. e tLs stasss q NE AllssissiptA asl
~ N@th-wAk
Rsesivsd by ~ Cosvsatioa. O. nssiee d
q uegss. - Jslssaass ths esasidssssios vas
6ptapssed - ssssaae = tAs isss0sisasy a
tine % bring ths nsassr bslers the people sf
the several States.
Votes Of thsnks TO olkssrs. and mesies fos
TIE Secretary 10 instsses candidates of thsis
neuioasioa we're paassd.
Convention sdjourned.
STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD.
Chairmap.
Jas. A. SEsvns. seey.
I. I'll R.ss.r' S.a..- A.., s.s,y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
DAILY REPORT.


OSIIcB OF THE DEMoCRAT AND NDW0A
Friday Eve, July "a, 1861. !
business, as may be expected, is getting dullsl
every day, but that will be al rade up BY the
bountiful harvest which il being reaped Quo
tations are unchanged. Receipts are light The
first installmeat Of new Wheat goes into the Al
bion Mills this evening. It was raised on the
farm o. ]. N. D. Burrows.
Flour Firm At Ss.e00l.Oo. Shipment. 800
bbls.
wasAr-Quist st 4s@5oe. Receipts, l,5so bu.
BAaLsY.-Noshing doing.
Coas.-Steady and in demand at 13Ke. Re-
esipt', 100 bu.
OAss-Little doing. We qsots ct lae.
Retail Maaket.
BurrER-7@l0c p b.
EGGs-sc y dos.
PoTAroRs-p bushsl, 40c.
OMoHs-V peck, 3ec.
B1As-0 peek, 15e.
TusHrs-New = peck, l5c.
PEAs-l5c p psck.
ArrLss-9 pesk, lOe.
GoosRBsRRlss-los y quart.
CunsASrs-loc = quart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
8emsfrzt aud 3ews.


81001o0aDB o. 49, 0OUOUss
From the Keokuk Journal we learn
that Col. Moore's regiment Of 800 men
from Warsaw, Illinois, which came over
70 look after the sscessionists in North
erp Missouri, found several hundred Of
them near Rtsa, Scotland county. and
on Sunday. the 2Osh, made attack upon
them. They we're seven or eight hun
dred strong. In tho skirmish two reb.
els we're killed or wounded. They occu.
pied EtDa Sunday night, finding the town
alnost entirely deserted. Next morn
ing, By . Sstrogsde movement, they fell
back ppop Luray, distant about 2 miles,
and learning there that strong force
Of sebsl cavalry was committing depre-
dations in the ncighborhood, they i'm
mediately marched to attack them.
Overtaking them in the timber about 3
miles from town, 500 OF the Union forces
all who bad arms-sent out skirmish.
ing party Of 25 or 80 mounted men,
who attacked the rebel cavalry, l5O
strong, and completely routed them
taking no psiser uy the enemy. In this
attack none we're killed or wounded.
Skirmishing continued during the after
noos, and in the evening the party came
upon the secession camp, and in the
attack which ensued, private KooDz, oi
the Cshokia Guards, was severely
wounded in the shoulder by . rIfe-ball.
Two Of the rebels arc reported killed.
The secessionists having been scattered,
Col. Moore's regiment oamped for the
(Monday) night on the farm Of Mr..
ConkeI, near the scene of conflict. Yes
terdsy morning, the 2ad, they took up
the line Of march to Athens, reaching
there about 10 .. M, and, guided by the
cooiession Of one Of their prisoners, pro-
ceeded to arrest some so secessionista
there. A number OF them voluntarily
took the oath of allegiance and were re-
leased; those who would not we're re-
tanned. and among them were some OF
the most notorious rebels of the vicinity
$50 Union men from the Iowa border
having reported themselves at Luray,
Col. Moore detached t~o companies OF
his regiment, under Capt. Desilver, to
meet them aud remain stationed there.
The rest OF the regiment remains at
Athens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

A letter to the HdWkeys, from Geo.
B. Coskhill, dated Washington, July
Goth, Gays that on receipt Of the rumor
that Iowa had been invaded by the
Pukes, Presideut Lincoln called in per.
son With Senator Harlan and Col. Cur
tis ct the Ordnance and other Depart
meuts, and gave directions to have sup
ply Of arms forward to Iowa at the ear.
lieot poeoible moment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

4 War Meeting will b held at Hydss 6sheol
House, Pleasant Valley Township, Saturday svs,.
Ing, July a7th, u ~ o'clock.
Also one in lsClaire Monday, July 3sth, II Il.
evening, at the Methodist Cansch (bassusat.)
Also ono in Winfield Township on Tsssd ~ svs.
iaG Jsly 20, - Sehesl Hoass, noesA Of Qai,ss.
Alsooas ~ AlIsa's Grove (Gsrovs Sshool Bo.,,'
Wednesday, July 3lst.
At al ofvhfsh sd1ssssss and music nay b u
psetsd = sasly saadls light. Let ever ybody tu,u
At The request Of many velsatssss.
U1e 81 c. POSTER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
Proceedings u Congress.


Especial DespstcA totA -cA;..e 90 Tv;hmra
The proceedings in Congress to-day are very
important. Ono Of the most important results
obrai0ed was the settlement Of the vsxed quss-
ton - to the size OF the ular army now AMI
after the war. The House, BY vote of 81 to Is,
compromised the matter with tie Senase-the l
regiments to be endorsed and raised, - slrea-
dy begun, swelling the army 70 $1,000 men but
At the close Of the war they are to bs dropped and
disband by proclamation Of the President, leav-
ing reula, force Of $4,000. BY this compromise
bill it is further agreed that tho President may
employ any officers o. the regular service in the
command Of volunteer forces, such officers t. pro-
serve their army rank, and at the end Of the war
when tho reduction is made, they are 70 return 70
their former positions.
The House spent mucn time over the question
Of taxing slaves the same - real estate. Nr.
Lov,j joy and . fev other republicans opposed it,2s
recognizing slave property. Ar. WickIife, Of
Kentucky, showed that slaves had been twice
taxed By The General Government. Finally the
Proposition was adopted BY one vote, but -
consideration has been NOV ed, it seems doubt.
iu if it will pass. II it does, it will be by .
narrow majority, a. many leading Republicans
and nearly 81 the opposition think I'll ether means
should bo tried 6rst.
Congress will probably adjourn August first.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

RxPAIRs At THE BRrD0E.-For seve.
rsl weeks . squad Of men have been engaged
upon the railroad bridge. strengthening The
most insecure portions With heavy cables, and
shifting. ssraightsning End repairing the wood
work. We don't know that there vas any
particularly danger before the repars we're
made. bat the company 80 on The principle
that 40 ounce prevention 10 worth pound
If cure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

The Fire Zouaves' loss was not so
fargs as anticipated. and 90 with that splendid
chov der luneh that Charley Bell sat ysstsr-
day. and he has concluded 10 Get another Of
these exesllant clam ehowdsr lunches for
which Charley is so cslsbrats'. this morning
At IN aSclnnk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

sad revolvess. There u 500 U.s.. mus
ke,, for home defense. There are 81
rifles 90 U. 8. uuskets, 1000 muskes
esps and 1000 ball cartridge in hand
Of Taylors Home Gusrds. keokok -
10 . good state Of defense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

TwENrY bales brown Shirtiugs and
Sheetings. ten cases bleach Shirtings and
Shes.ings. eight hundred pisess Of prints. TO-
ge,h.r With large stock Of other goods. ere
offered at low prices for cash to the trade. BY
WadsvOrth. Country merchants can buy
their goods to advantage by calling st No. -
West Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

THR Rev. William Windsor, we un-
derstsnd. has accepted 40 invitation to supply
the pulpit Of the Congregational church re.
Gently organized in this city, and has gone fol
his family. With . view to making his resi-
dsncs among ue. Mr. Winisor will be absent
about three weeks. during which time the
sabbath services will Be dispensed With. On
eebtesh, Augses 10th, public ssrvicea will b
held IN connectlOu sus.ssus.ou W ~.
church. when several ministers are expected Ia
be present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

ScARcE.-TLe harvest corps 10 pretty
much drawn OF TO the harvest fields ;sov snd
then one 10 sssp taking 'ons City per day"
bpt the eight 10 rare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

To save money. and practice true
economy. purchase your hats and caps as Far
vsnds. The stock 10 still dssirsbls and the
prices very Low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

EXAMINATION FOR THACHERs.-An
examination Of applicants for Teachers. viii
take place this morning st tbe brick School
House. corner Of Sixth and Warren street. CON.
mepcipQ At o'clock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

TAG THRAsHERs are getting ont their
nsehinss and putting them in order for Fs'i
work. The manufacturers are busy both 10
6nishing up new and repairing old ones.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
Gen. Fremont AT ST. LOUIS.
Especial % the Chicago Tribuus.l

sT LOUIS, July 70.
Gen. Fremont and > portion Of his staff ar
rived here st ten o'clock this mor0iug, and
held courcil at Twelve with leading military
officers stationed here. II 10 reported that .
programme Of operations 10 already progress
ing. Gen. Lyon viii be reinforced inmeci
ately.
meeting was held here to-night. With IA
vorable rssuits. to raiee another regiment from
volunteers exc .usive OF tie three nonths' mes,
who are rapidly re-enlisting.
Rumors are current that secret organixa
tiOn Of seesssiopists has been discovered. IN
tended 10 secure arms secretly and a.d Claib
Jackson at convenient moment
john &. Phelps. n. O.. had 90 interview with
Gen. Fr. noDt this afternoon, and goes to JEFF
fsrson City TO morrow TO confer With the Con.
vention
Capt Fletcher arrived to-day from Pilot
Knob. He ditcred,ts the reports that the rsb
sls are marching on that place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

The proosediags Of the Democratic
State Convention, Of the 24th, will be
found on this page. We have not time
Tor comment, only to cay that the nomi-
nations please y. Judge Mason and n.
= Fisher ere sterling nep-yard wide
men, and " like them. OF other mat.
ten Ne shall speak hereafter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

ACcDsxT.-Lieutenant BurIock was
thrown from his buggy few days since, and
had the uisfortuns to break his arm. he 10
getting over il finely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

he Jsswnsl says that the arms a6out
wAisA thsss was sligt dispats the
ether day, have been cent forward.
Osp< Sanplss Cavalry Company he's
bess aseePtsd.
Ihsrs ass 70 b troops qaastssed q
Ke6nk 8I
1Ae Hone Delsnss Committee report
Isis Aeesi Keokak capable of deiag
osIegy -, 1lnso' ~ All sisgls -
: a - ut,11ll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

PAyINo OFr.-The eoldiers' Relie
Committee paid of the rsgular ie::eIlMsn9 =
an" sy"s" WI consume . pretty large su'-
OF money 10 the course Of yssr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

RAILROAD EXTENSION. - We are
glad that the track layers are at vsrk putting
down the iron on the Mississippi and Mi.eour,
Road between Aarengo and Brooklyn. which
We believe 10 some twelve miles farther vest
The road bed 10 ready for the track to that
point. We believe it is the intention of the
company to push the road for ward to Grinnell
this seaeon. II there 10 such = thing in the
book. It 10 TO BE- hoped that such will be the
case. We are aware Of the fact that buildis z
railroads at this time is an uphill business,
but the prospect Of making money BY extend.
ing the road is great. Tns road once com.
plstsd to Dee n. ines vould make vide differ.
encs in the receipts. and command vast deal
Of trade and travel which is nov diverted TO
other points.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

FIGHr.-A couple Of teamsters ran
too near together on Main street, yesterday,
and got their w6esls locked. One blamed the
other, and rather than unhitching in sensi
bls way. proceeded to handy abuse for care
lsssuess. This naturally brought on a fight
which was prosecuted in the rough end tumble
style With great vigor for . fe~ moments
after which the matter was compromised, and
each went on bic way rejoicing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
Especial to the Chicago Tnbuns.

Special to the Chicago Tnbuns.
WAsnIHofsN, July 3S-ll Pm.
40 ase inst nv excited ovsS s0e novemsnts Of
the eneny. They are evidently gsowins bold. Il
not impatient Tor IN attack. To day nix mounted
rebels Appeared the ysey outskirts Of Alexsa-
dris. Additional f,rti6cations are erecting on
and near Arlington Hsights. The rsbsl pisksts
are within two or three miles Of AlexAndra, and
scstasred al about this sids Of Falls Church.
Gen. Johnson 10 believed 10 b In considerable
force 1t Fairfax Court House.
Major Wadsworth's letter, sent with dae Of
go for the wounded, was returned unopened be-
cause y -. directed TO the "Commsnder Of tho
forces se Manassas QUESTION" instead Of the
a.. .nmender Of the Confederate States ct NanAs-
arrived. uso. soO's'as" Asss
The Chief Clerk sf the War Deparimen.
that hs his accepted nearly one huadrsd and ffty
rsgimsnts.
Maj. Phillip Kesrnsv, Of New York, aa oalcsr
disting uished in the Mexican War, has been ap-
pointed Brigadier- General.
The Connsesisut and New Jersey regiments ol
three mohsh's men, and three New FORK regimen
Of militia, have gone homo. The First khods
Island (thres month volunsssrs) will soon leave
4 large proportion Of them have been re-accsptsd
and viii :eturn, though. perhaps, with some
changes in ofhcels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

u AK*ss3 3f&YfE4
noveneos q - 0e1eos = v11u111os
WxGuuguny Ja14G.
The nsssasts. whisA aeuise1 49, $780, =.
pesss that The rsbels ess 0nnaiGfas - 1oO =
iAs sasssus aAess = visyA - - s -
aasoaas = psisanem aad asmV seWee - l
fsea thsose aersos sAe ~ io1e - uoyV10oUt
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a. ViFeinis baak at Neahias psinG
A ASaia Creek ne ss6sb - buV0eeolOaeA
Tie hassssy Il NstAias Point ~ = ~ -.
Psliss sophie - 61aday ass1iae.. ~ Iaanee
returned she IRE.
-
Runhcs easssculaSe 81 he 11Gn1e~&1Do
oe lAe W0oD1o1s N
The following Ass The nAass = G4e,NllDoo4
bsosght 70 the Washingsea lu1s1Asy seSGv t-
Ainnssots lst Rsginsst-R 3. Hsss, qnScnn
Anthony, Geo. 8. croekss, 4. Rufgssoa. tbe1Mo
0fbsoe, JssspA Fey, hisa0 0ag60, -teDA1n -
{. u, John Amour. Wissoastn - nagi0sne-1Aee
Crosby. Martin Woldia. Ohio II Re0lm0o-O.
ThO0pooo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

WAxrs TO CHAsGE.-It is said BY the
initiated that Judge Ledesmsn has become
ssti.6sd With The hoaors sehisvsd in his psss'
sss sxaltsa pesisiss aad bee sst bic MAD spes
esstise Sheriff Thoringtoa in the nsst ss0.
psigs, and taking the Shsridalty upon his ovn
broad Ishouldsss. The Judge has not been
making - much out Of his probate busissss -
. mss Of biz high asbisios could sssvs.snd Be
hes got % idea that the Sheriff. oGiss vsll BE-
iast the thing 10 satisfy him. Accordingly
the ball has been opened With spirit. II il
thought that Jim 10 too many papers for Rufas,
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