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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
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Soldiers, Aid Nncicfy,

A meeting Of tho Ladies Soldiers Aid
Society will be held this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. McGavic. A general
attendance is earnestly desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

CHANCE The noon train to Madison
is discontihuerb There is new pro
gramme for Saturday, as per advertise
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

MEETING or PREsBYTERY.-The Pres
nsters q keokuk vii. meet in our city On Thursaa,
the 10th Instant
- AsIinnn NIL be pfaa1leL II HE Ii GsEe4.4
Ghafeh, corner Of Fouth and High siracts, al ~
O'Clock 10 The evening, ~ the Rev as. canae,d OF
yellow springs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hEokUk HORTICULTURAL SocI ETY. -
The regular monthly meeting OF the Society win be-
heid al the City Council Rooms this after noon al
O'Clock. All parsons interested In Hortenltnre 40
invited to attend.
AID II
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HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fruit Garden.

OPPOSITE kEoKUk.I
10. COO ruwRANr pLAkTs comprising ~ varieties for
sale nj 10 cts To - per dozeG, % to SIG per loo.
IS 600 GRArE vrsEs. IS varieties. CATAwRA, wear
Old, - 81 10 - per 100; SIT $50 per 600 accord
Ing TO quantity. eatawea Cuttings % per ], coo.
THRxE AcaEs srRAwnrRRIrs, 20 choice varieties,
80 cts 10 81 per 1uo, % per COO.
1000 RAsrsrRRIrs, q varieties, So per 100.
TAiso all kinds OF YRurr TRxEs, oRxAmrrrAL
sHRebs. PERrrTuAL nosxs, sc.
T r Plants and Trees delivered in Keokuk FREs.
J, r. EMksBuRY,
marI0-dim Ifsmiiton. ill.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

R A new projectile has been invented
IN New York, whose peculiarly is the ex-
pension Of the ball to the width Of three
feet tt is said TO be like man with a
wheelbarrow-carrying all before il. When
this ball opens lively time may be looked
for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

saaS Il is not surprising that the fugitive
rebels destroy their guns. They evident
" don't expect ster=to stop long enough
ia front Of our armies to have occasion %
pse such tools again. \
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ITO TAX PAYERS.

have arrangements by which attend 10 the pay.
ment Of Taxes Ter persons less expense and trouble
70 ihcn than II would be for them go Fl Madison
and Without the risk Of vending BY mail. will attend
70 the payment OF the two mill War Tax fRry or
eHaRas II parties wish H. and will call at lay Office
And make the n-csssar, arrangements.
orrIcE-Burke's Corner, corner of Third and Main
street r. H. HUNKS.
mar2gdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

zen. Fremont and wife, and q por-
ton Of bis stat, including Maj. Zagonyi,
arrived in Wheeling on the esth ut. q
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Hospital supplies needed.


We are surprised TO learn that the Hos
pital IA again quite destitute Of supplies,
many things having been taken away by
the 10Th regiment. There are now more
| patients than accommodations. and there
Is special need Of bclticks, sheets. pillow
slips, and rags. There are large num-
Der OF patients now in the Hospital, and
their condition appeals strongly to the
sympathies of our citizens. The past eff
cheney and liberaity Of our citizens is a
guaranty that they will not be backward
In responding to this renewed call anon
their generosity.
Cor MooRFA Letter f.om w
Harla, s,vs .ba;r rox;
PittsburS nm tho ORR .na j. 80,
they were 70 move abau, FIVE r,;yes f-or
the river. into the br;eals 81 ca D..
tiss. He ,avs. any ne;,bbors, ~.
all living and venerable mo,I.
$
AisLh ITEMS. - The river rose eight
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Taf KsoKuK AM WARSAW, Y,1cK ~

lit II now sis years since | commenced running
sinh between Warsaw and kcokua, aui after
two years built the Little Eagle and wore Der out
IN the trade. then built the new Eagle, which
continued in the trade until found il did mol an
swer the demand when sold her out III che trade
and bought the Menumonee, which have fitted
up in good style, and think she wiz please the
pabhc better than anything that las run III this
trade believing that the business viii not Justify
the running OF two boats, ! respectfully ask the
public to bear in mind my efforts TO build up and
accommodate this trade, and while returning
thanks for past patronage, 1 respectfully solicit
continuance Of public favors.
J Il. BRANDON,
msf@5 dim Capt Of the Aenomonce.
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TIE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4.

E The weather yesterday was very
line. Today the dust will fly like blazes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

1GThe Fourth Town Cavalry, Col.
Porter, arriyedin Springfield. Mo, on the
9th Of 1Marrh.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago April Q.
heeses--Thareisa very active demand for good Beat
Cattle and the market Is firm At 81 701e5 for fair 10
prime and 81 a5Ga 50 Tor prime 10 extra The supply
Is not eaqust To the demand
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The Drum SrDE.-Inan ad ver,;.ama,

THE OTHER SIDE.--Inan advertisement
% = II Brandon, IN your paper. lie say 4 ha.buiI
The Young Eagle fer the trade between Warsaw
Alexandria and keAkuk, and finding sLe would
not answer for the trade sold her out Of il. This
IL false. BRANDON sold his interest 10 ma for
round price. The Young Eagle was built Joint.
" ny Henry Lcyhe and Brandon and placed III
the nAde between Warsaw a4d Keokuk at d time
when Brandam lad Withdrawn bis boat and left
the trade altogether II. Lcyhe, one Of the build.
ers Of the boat still hollis an interes. in her and
would respectfully solicit share of our friends.
patronage. HENRY LEYnE.
WA. LEYHE,
ALBERT MEMPNER.
w. BISHOP
iaar2s-dim u H. SMITH.
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We. IA. hal no eitixen, inhab3tsnt or ra.iaa,, !,
this stat SUBJECT To do military ufy ehsr Ia -. ~
neet % Rgserse Militia, sall he raafler enl1st az -,
ssAa w fha into las military service Of any other
1etsState are hertlt prohibited from enl,.tinr ~
agreeing Y rllsi, u ASSEMBLING wish view ~ u,
- pufjss 1i eni#rinx service " any other sta.
Sor shAi aay pvrsoa within this stAln I1si.,a
mni'ars dasy enter into the service OF III. Tn tted
saitH exec ~ under the express authority az his .
fhoNpEpp that this order IL iusrnGea b ,,ry al
the oossfhattt OF the United States from ,eerat,n
Eresss - ass " Ipft-
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81. Louis Market.
ST. Louis April Q.
Market very duil. Wheat declined &c. Whisky was
unsettled aud went down, transactions limited and ro
other changes worthy Of note
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MEETING or pREsnyTrny -T'

NIB. BAKER
HpiS-a AdJuant General Of iowa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
Dayton, xenla and


n hkEk Daily Trains u
a iiekela from Dayton I
Three Dmly Trains h
hasl IA follows: Night n
and Columbus Day Expr
stop only al xmia and 4.
?, m., stops vi all way /.
Columbus. ~ &
Arriving al layton, nigl
modalion s;lb a, m, Coin.
press $3.50 p. M.
Trains run by Colum b,i.
Ter liiiils Dayton time.
hiotRh lickels can be
ealiiug ~ 81 " KING, 4
/. =, II. ". NU,
9. WARnAstssenl Ag't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
Spring.- House Cieanina.

il-,. spring" House Cleaning
fINHE martins are coming, aud have conitnencei 10
Il hNup their hollses but as they bring a The ne
cessary tools with then they are not very put cns-
omers Tor store, though Otherwise agreeable neigh.
Tors therefore we have TO look to Others wbn need
scrubbng brushes, window, sweeping, hustiua, stove
Wmte wash and shoe brushes inups and mop sticks
shaker brooms, tubs and buckets, lar and conbtry
soap hath brick, SILVER sand, polishing DOW, s,,ra. stowe
bacng, shoe backing, pans ash buck eia cham.
Der buckets, husk, rope and other mats, carpet ham
mers, carpet tacks spittoons, wash boards elnlies
lines elothespins, sadirons, 6c., and for sRie by
CHAliLES POST Co,
aprl2d6w East Second st., doors nom Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
fUrtyifs, sc. 81


B llI lEAye You Heard
X News f.7'a lsos " \
y. ~ " ~. ) .,-s 80
5EI - ass Rp.isIg eteck ell-se-
1A'iefiede and q the heal aaa't a, ..s
'MrvA. calle,i and zofonl lIsv woFsk SEC
-. ssIyh sFET s'leAe
Mrs. R.sot6pe a ,ilar'A worth ot DE i6si iiiad
reN cENf SUGAR AT Mfisfsif
Mrs. g eoi oue dollaf- worth ~ ia thol slnnl.
9a ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINioKls
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality Of Green
Lt9tg Riolc0FicEE A'rfJ. A. MINICKls. IA
rhathe aver drunk and SIrs, B. says she eoi the I'm.
. a.. GREEN TEA AT J. a. MINORS.
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELsIoR SYRUP, An J.)A. MlNlCK.
Mr. M. says he purchased ahafbatr OF
WHITE FISH AT }. A. MINgcK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply o
NO. MAcKEREl, AT }. A. MINtcKs,
Both for size and quality cannot be exceld in This OF
he invites all 70 call at his establishment and in
pect his stock of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
4H CUFFEES AND TEAS, U .an
tu lrs SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety of be seei
IN the city. HIS large establishment s'an tlfe
Corner OF Market ana Jefrersoh SIS.
mnr2gy Ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01

= AIs4--l4A4.I =. -
eaninskT Dayton
l,f>N md alI.k naaaIn ~
NJ h6Iidt, "a 4 Z I||
DAYTON di1 ll5t d. 4
boigilftf 1i thf6u1h I
O.FU With ralAeh
lll.sl0 a. N. MA III
iu.DU urhsnn b IA
hanppskysf oQnnfcffne =
Loudcuu1d Cu|nIIhul.
tni 10 UrlphE tifl IraIs Il
Tram on Piitsbura, VI. n
East, arriving 10 CID dina
2:S0 3 m; At Clyde Milit III
X, X. going kisail afntini
| Dpnkirk al $3.50 4 M, and
West, ar11viugi IN Toled5
IN, Chicago at 1850 q IA. 4
|11 p. M Night Xxi
! O.Il and Bellefontaiks
prlin going East ofiIftfAi
Road, arriving n Crestlin
| p M. Going Wet, with
$50 q m, and Chicago ~ 4
on Cleveland and ToIedol
$3.50 q m, Dunkirk at 400 |
reaches SanduAky az 7.sOl
lynx r. N. huntsyii
IuO Dayton on arnvI
reaching Springfield ut OIL
West Liberty at ll;z3 D mi
and Huntsville al l2.la a !
Tickets wa this Lime ID
West, can b, had Ut Tie NJ
-lSAM'L W. KING Tick
9o' Fare slsays as low
ForinfVrmation relative
Route, apply ut the UunII
MAsshY, Agent !
NJ. q. CLArp, Gen. 11cI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01

Atfai'OI II AhtfrBtOIdDles
MoTWTTHSTANDING Tie views Of our Southern
In hrethrenn-law, rather step brothers nj pres.
eni, therefore the Subscribers have received their
usual stock OF Spring and Summer iarmug and j,ar.
deting implements, such as long short handled
shovels, spades, nattocks picks, nianufeiorks amt
hooks, augurs, drsscs hand SAWS, files and girnle-
axes, hatcheH, pang aud fencing nails hoes and ear
den hoes, wood and iron rRtes garden tsOwels s,i
and ior sale by CHARLHs POST AGO,
aprl2d6w East Second st., doors from Maiif ID
Bacon and Lard.
GOUNTRY bacon sides and hams; also lard for sale
" by CHARLEs POST CO.,
selUd&w East zd st., 4 doors iruu Man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-29
Rebel connanIcaI1on.

II ought 70 be matter Cf surprise With
What facility the Seeessiositts here and
elsewhere keep mp communication With tie
rebel armies south Of Us. They always
know ahead of snybody else when any
blow has been struck at the Union Eorces,
aud they are even able sometimes to pre-
diet aud anticipate such 4 thing. II IS 70
at Baltimore aud Washington, and every
where else where there IL any considerable
portion Of this trAitorouB element 70 be
found It is Ssid the Baltimore rebels keep
up vigorous mail syStem between that
place aud Richmond. ~ way of Washing
ton, and there iG no room to doubt il. The
ezultation ofthe Baltimore traitors over the
recent news evidently meant more than the
mere cutting up Of Colonel Keuley's Reg
tmeu.. They know exactly what the rebel
armies were about, and what they expect
ed to do. They were expecting soon to
SEQ the piraticaI abg of treason floating
over Maryland, and were ready whenever
the OppOrtune moment should come, to
strike again for the destruction of the Cap
ital. They have been foiled again and sic
fenced by an element right around them, OF
whose stresgth they little dreamed.
All through Northwestern Virginia the
rebels have been operating with perfect
understanding Of each Others movements.
The unwOnted activity and bOIdness Of the
gueFillhs, beginning at least two months
lgo, was but the Eoreruuuer Of rebel ad.
vance in this direction. The approach of
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Bushwhaeker, In Tueker County.
ST. GEoRsE, Tucker county. VAL
M4W 9th ISi.8


Editszs IatelEgeHeer-
We have exciting times in Tucker Lasi
week Cbe bushEhaekefs on Dry Fork IN.
der the notorious Bill Harper and Ezekiel
Harper, shot nine iimes at Union man,
bot fortunately be escaped. They went 10
another house. The man crepI Huder the
SooE- The guerriiias searched the house,
aOd EGlke1 oTET the spot where the mzh
sac eO5esaisd. bat did NOT End him. On
last Friday night they LSoE fOur horses
iTOa John Snider, and On Sunday Uent TO
lie houLs 70 kill him, but fortunately he
made his escape They thea robbed the
aDV1t - miles from this place.
We received reliable information thpt
they we're coming 70 st. George 10 kill the
EniOn men, ADD pTeTe1t an election. Oar
Circuit Court Uhs 70 convene az the same
time. We sent = messenger 70 RoWIez-
burg, who rode sill night, with a request
that Capt Hall would send help Too
much pThise cannot be bestowed on the
Captain aud his brave officers and men, for
their PrOmpIness. They marched ~ night,
and no doubt saved us from slaughter
Two guerrillas were run IN the woods.
They were watching Union mans house.
bat lie had left home. Our soldiers ar
rested the notorious Bob johnson as = spv.
We have heard nothing Of Judge Harri-
son, and some fears are entertained for hin,
as he has not jet arrived here to hold Court.
The gTaad and petit jurors we're kept watt
ing two days. but no Judge came We
cannot tell UheIher the seeesh have cap
tuTed him. or whether be skedaddled 10
Wheeling for protection. We do hope he,
or some other Judge, will give US Cou.r,
as the seeesh say there is no law. If he
would come to RoWlesburg, we have the
Assurance Of the officers at that place, that
they would give him an escort to ST.
George. You're, TUcKER.
reliable information that the guerrilIas are
barrassiDg the Union men daily by shoot
ing AZ them. A number Of the Union men
have fed. Some of them arrived here last
night. T.
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reason for toubtinE she capture. and re-
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e1!oZizes tie cosEunnate skill dI<pIEEsd
BY tie S5rh IN this matter.
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esITed before ibe Kangaroo Jeff Liverpool
Il eozEss dIsPeiled al toa5is The ia
Prezzioa prevailed a. Manchester that Ice
event tzoSsS yriay fa-r1.d Ioz< cstfsa.
Il Eaz reported ria: Count Persigay Vas
suddenly ordered from Pans 20 London
IL Is Supposed or tie mission relative 70 the
steamer Ecoaonist- viii eight hasdre3
: bAies u cotton and four haadred barrels
rosiE. which arrived ~ LireFf-ooI fsoss
I Charleston
4 SpseuIatioas co1Iioas relative 20 y.
Ne-eie.'s visit 10 Richmond, bat there II
nothing Eeliab!e2 The Osintasr -Y0iisHak
asserts that !; msrel! had reference TO
Freach tobacco.
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VOC In TneIssr CONC.
HASxAHsvtLLE, May "a

Editor. Iatelhgeuee1:
Thursday. the 2ed was high day In the
comfy Of Tucker. Orr election for State
and county officers came OF, and there WAS
considerable interest manifested in the lat
ter, particularly for Clerks aud Commits
sioner of the Revenue. Voters of southern
feeling took no part, and but very few
came 20 the polls. Al two precincts there
was no election, and At. the other three
there was about 81 votes cast for Peirpoint,
Polsley aud Wheat, which was the eatire
vote, there being no opposition for those
.ofices.
a. H. Bowman, Esq, was elected Clerk
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-29

THE telegraph informs Us that while
Banks Column was retreating through
Winchester it was fred upon from she
houses by rOmen, armed with pistols, and
several soldiers were killed. How ia-
formally ntroeious and inbumhn must the
spirit of this treason be 10 make she-deSils
out Of even the women, from whom We
should expect nothing but tenderness and
compassion.
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Re.Ignatlon ID AppoIntmrn,.

Col. John w. Moss Of the God Virginia
Regiment has resigned and Capt George
T. Lathsm bas been commissioned in his
place. The resignation e learn took place
come ten days ago. 1t. Col. Moran of the
same regiment has also resigned. The va
caney has not yet been filed. Col. Latham
was captain in tbe I'd Virginia, and proved
himself brave and efficient officer. He
vas one Of the editors of the Kestern Hr-
giatan pubiisbsd Mt Grafton when the re-
beliion broke out-waS suppressed by Por-
terfeld-ratSeI a company for the three
tnoutuB volunteers, and has been in the
service ever since. The appointment is =
good one. We publish to-day a dispatch
giving an account Of one Of his exploits on
the guerrillas.
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Latest Arrival!
Greatest Bargains yet offered
MRRRIMACK, CoCuICO.

a IlEsslttItIMACK, COCHICO,
And al the Best Calico. az twelve
and half Cents.
4 VAIL SOON At JOHN RORAIRR'S, No . Main ST..
~ Centre Wheeling. IL you WfsA to get great
bargain while they are going.
Belng almost daily in receipt Of fresh suPplie=
tsSIa 66s East, you can lEayg 1d god assortment
q kltE3H- DRY GOODS. foreign aud doLDestiSr
M, priees defyinE e1mpetitinn.
SaII aoOn and do mot let the Opportunity pass BY
uAinPEOTed- very rOspectfully,
JOHN ROEMER.
mills No 81 Main st Centre Wheeling