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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14
AUCTION SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.
By eoDrIh 4 APPERSoN, .1.ss'rs.

- - AsSN~s's sSSS'ss
NALUABLH FARM or $40 ACRES on
" NILLrAASBURG 6TAdEEOAD AND
YOkK RIVER kAILROAD, ABOUT THREE
nILna below RICHMOND, FOR nALB AT
AuUTvON-At The Request Of Mr. Joha 2 Dick.
inss., Trustee fer .. No0ruders Soos. We viii sell
~ aae'ioD. - tss premises, on TUESDAY,. the
10Th day Of April, le6s, q IL o'clock 4. n that
nsss desirable Farn, which has been owned and
improved BY q. MearuAsy's Sons. 1t contains
about 3dO aeres-Lss beau ifaily, In one Of the
Asait hiaSt spois ia Virginia. 1t has 4 turnpike
ROAD issciog nearly 10 It. II bouI ded on the one
side By the Williamsburg stsss-rosd aAa on the
other ~ the York River Railroad. HA. on IL
good Dwelling Houss. Barn, Stable, Negro Quar-.
tiers. he Ia about three miles from Richmond
ard In good neighhsrhood Such q farm So naar
tie csy II rarely offered for sale 1t can be par.
chsEod privately bofors the dsy Of sale. air.
Long the Manager ea tbs place. will take pleasure
In sa,wiag 1t 10 persons disposed to parchsse.
Possos'ion given Immediately.
fERMs One third CASA balance at I aud
years. for negotiable Aosss, interest AIDED 50.
CURED by trust deed. 1hs purchaser to ~ the
taxes for 1862. -.
~ After the above sale will be seld all the
~ ules, Wagons, Crops. and Farming Us1nsIs,
Wheat rIaeLne, &s
TERMs.-AA sums under Csc, cash over that
account, four months credit, for approved, On.
dorced, negotiable paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

LUX HlRE-By the month or for the 70.
II Maindsr OF the year, a very good
WANHER
- gA4 and IRONkR.
She las child ak years old with her. O.
ACCOUNT OF this saeaAhranes she will 30 hired
bKowM L MoCLEI.LAND,
g nh A-1w - On the basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

APPS Auctioneers.
Ia consequence of the rain, tho above sale
was postponed to TUESDAY, l5.h inst, q.
tAs same hour.
aplo J. M r e. SON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14
FOR RENT.

THOR EEET-Two
st u X 4 y,
on Wall ss1st, under tina St. Charles Hotel.
Immediate phsssssDn can he hsd.
THOS. j. Ba4BY, Agent for
Renting out Houses and Hiring out Negroes,
Nc. S Wall strce., between kain and frank
lin streets. np L. St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
NEWS from yrExlCO.
French Troops bel ng starvs d out,

New York, July.
The steamship Columbia brings Tia
vana advices Of the 7th, with Vera Cruz
dates Of the End, Oriziba june Both and
Mexico city of the 18TH
Gen. Ortega with 1000 troops had found
Saratoga tho Mcxicans on the 10th, and
occupied the summit of hill, command
ing Oriziba, when the French the same
night surprised and routed them on the
18th. The Mexicans commenced an at
tack on the French, but without result.
Five thousand guarrillas are between Lee
gcra and Vera Cruz. The gates of the
latter city are closed, and no ono dares to
90 out The dead Of whom there are
many of yellow fever, are burned in the
city The French trains we're attacked
ON the 3oth, and l5 Wagons Of ANN uni
ton and 5 Of flour were destroyed. Tween
ty Of the escort were killed, and -lhc rest
taken prisoners. OnlyG wagons ofprovi.
sions had reached Orisaba for some time,
and the French troops are actually starv-
lug. French bearers of dispatches were
captured and some dispatches for tina
French Generals were published in Mexi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

persons for carrying ON the business Of
banking with u. S. stocks as a basis
Places are authorized 10 be engraved for
notes Of tie denomination Of 6yes, tens,
twentys. fftys, one hundred, FIVE hun
dred, and one thousand dollar notes, banks
or ass oelaIons Ia redeem in lawful cur
rency of the U. s. are TO be proceeded
against, the Il. s. to have the first lien on
their association. The bill covers nearly
fifty printed pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington July Ii.
The financial measure reported from
the Committee on Ways and Means to-
day is in accordance with the recommend
alton of the Secretary of the Treasury
1t is proposed to establish separate bu-
reau. charged with the execution OF HAS
act and all laws that may be passed by
Congress respecting the issue and circu-
lation of national currency secured by
pledge Of e. s. stocks. The chief off.
Ger is to be called the Comptroller Of the
Currency, with salary Of IS, 900 per an
mum, and is to be under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury. y. =.
stock is considered TO mean all coupon
and registered bonds now issued on the
faith OF the U. S. by the Secretary in pur-
suance of law; any associations, banks
and banking associations in good credit,
and whose capital is not less than l00,-
900, granted under the laws Of any State
or Territory and District Of Columbia,
may avail itself Of the advaniageof the
advantages Of the national currency AN
thorixcd by this act under certain condi-
tions- The bill also provides for the for
nation Of associations by any number 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ADlurAsr GEsrRAL's OyYlck
CLINTON, July ist, AB2,
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. TO-
Ahg August lat, 1862, The form OF passes issued
from this Department Tor the trans portstion Of lewa
soldiers for whe. the State is responsible VIII be
changed
Copies OF the new form viii be furnished 70 rail-
roads, stage companies and steamboats, prior o Au-
gust is bnt passes Of the form issued prior
10 August lat, they Will be honorrd the same AZ the
old form
After August LIST, 1862 If any persons or
trhnport any person pass 0f The old form the
transportation will not be paid for by the state
Persons having In their possession any passes OF
tha OLD form, are requested TO those not used
by Juy 2tt,, 1892 to this flee and IL entitled 10
q passc viii receive passes u ple new form IN
change,
This order does moi in any way refer ~ passes 10
sued BY this Department by order 81 Governor, for
transportation Of soldiers 10 q. = mastering offices al
Hubaque, Davenport and Keoink.
n u. BAKER,
Adjutant General OF Iowa.
Jyr d-tu-augl
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RAILROAD wrocws.


$500 Chicago, July g.
Tlour-Marke t more active and about Sc better per
bri; choice white winter extra IS Is good do D %;
mis- cd winter a. so, very choice spring n. ~ 6.
every GOO r. b. spring extra S6 co. fir extra -
$500
Wheat--Markes buoyant and advanced 9tS3c per
bush. No. I red winter In store SIC; amber Iowa In
store Fl 10 e. I-9c; spring in store 81 TO SSc Ne.
2spring in store 76c rejected In store Coo Mar
ket closing very fl rm at the highest figures.
Corn--Market advanced l9 TO &c per bushei Mix
cd aoat 81 to gre; xed in store 26t TO 2ec Market
closing hrm..at u Nc fot Mixed in store.
oats--Marset frmcr. Sales No. In store 26e; re.
jected in store at 23c,
Rye--Marketl 20 better. Sales No. in store a, ~
TO ~ i-2; rejected 2c.
Barley karke arm at 63c
Highwines-Qu Quiet At 81 Ia 10 Gee.
Lard--FiYm. Country Leaf at 10 Tic
Cutueats -smoked shoulders In bids aia4. e; Bacon
sides at 4 to Axe loose.
Corn Meal---M ed um nnboltsd al Sill 30 on track
Beans~~Sl %.
Hldes--so change. Dry Flint ~ TO lac; Dry Salt
ed; Green hslted 2 to &c, Dry Calf 10 TO ID, Green
do, 6 to &c.
wooi-~3-4 blood at 43ei Ia to "a blood at 42ci
common native, q 10 3oc; medium, 30 to 35c Fine,
81 10 45e; unwashed. L OF.
Butter Without change. Choice Dairy 10 TO lie;
Fggs--Presh ~ to cents per dox
Poultry--Ckckens per doz 3 IS 70 Si 81, Turkeys
per II 3 TO 4c; Pigeons per dor 40 TO soc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

st. Johns, N. r., July IL.
The steamer Norwegian, from Liver
pool Sd, via Londonderry 4th, was board
ed of Cape Race at I / o'clock to-day
The shipping at Liverpool. on the 9TH Of
July, was gaily decorated with flags.
The Cunard and other transatlantic steam
ers had all the bunting flying.
Breadstuffs tendin. downward. The
weather is favorable ior crops. Wheat is
Sd lower; provisions very dull; consols
81 sG9l.
The Times has an editorial ON Indepen-
dence Day, and points out what should
be the tone of the American articles under
the existing circumstances.
Breadstufs have downward tendency
Weather favorable for crops. Wheat is
dull and Is Sd lower.
Provisions very dull.
London, 4th--Consols 9I5Id92 for
/ money American securities fiat; I. c.
shares as discount
| GREAT BRITAfN.-In the House of
Commons, on the PC, Mr.. Ii. Berkley
moved the second reading of the bill pro-
arguments in It's favor.
| S. X. Gray opposed the motion, which
was rejected -ell 10 1e6.
The Times, in leader on American
affairs, says four armies have advanced i'll
! to the Confederate territory. and half a
dozen expeditions have posted themselves
on the coast, Yet the South remains IN
conquered, 1t is demonstrated the Fed
erals can only effect their purpose by g-
gantic expenditures far more lavish than
that of the past twelve months. What
becomes Of the famous Declaration OF In
dependence, the theory that Government
derives it's powers from the consent of the
governed? The North now TALKS of con-
quest, confiscatlon and military colonies
with all the readiness Of an Austrian COM
mandant; but unless the North can sec
that the only policy which is agreeable to
wisdom and justice is to allow the South
peaccable separation, or it must bring c, lis
upon itself and our European people.
The Times, IN an article on the future
supply of cotton, says that if all has not
been done which should have been done
in order to meet the threatened falling of
in the supply Of cotton, it is on itself and
not upon the Government that the manu-
featuring interests should look for rem
edy. ~
SpA1N--The statement made in the
French Chamber by M. Billoul with re-
gard to Mexico had aroused great indig-
nation among the friends of Gen. Pfim
in Madrid.
FRAsoE.--A general amnesty had been
granted for past offences, and it was cx-
pected that an amnesty would be declared
for persons implicated in the last insur-
rection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
Soldiers Returning 10 the Army.

The following left this morning dowr
he river to repor, for service.
David J. Randall. co L, 18th Iowa.
VIM. c. Chambers, co Z, Bird Iowa
] X. Payne, co Z, 3rd Iowa
John Hutzell, co II, 40th Ills.
VIM Robertson, co i, 35th Ills.
A. A. Eaton, co +, 9Th Iowa.
HfM. Baker, co III, 45th Ills.
John Radiitf, co Ii, 4th Iowa. ~
VIM. Jackson, co G, 18th Iowa
John j. Rule, CO A, 10th Iows.
SIMEON P. Awtry, CO c. 10Th Iowa.
Geo. L. jackson, co G, 18th Iowa.
d. A. MeLap. CO B. End Iowa.
Henry Burial, co c, 18th Iowa.
Robt Cannon, co Il, 18th Iowa.
III. B Burn. 60 y, 4th Iowa.
Geo j. Robinson, 60 X, 18th Iowa.
Jessie Roberts, CO |, 2lst No.
T.. Lewis, CO g, llth Iowa,
w. + Chrisman, co b, eth Ills.
Il. McMains, co I'll, Slh Iowa,
Christian Figge, co A, 2lst Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
sy rEtEuRArn.l
Now York Market.

New York, Jnly IL
Flour-Market heavy and unsettled, and SC lower;
sales at o. 5o$4 20 for Super State; s. $685. o. for
Extra state; ~ J0s4 20 for Super Western; ~ SOC
IS 10 for Common to Extra Western; - 1898 go for
common To good shipping brands Extra II. q.
wheat-Market dull unsettled and declining; sales
0SG 81 On for Chicago Spring; u roaSl III Tor MIL
waukse Club; u laaS 81 Is for Amber Iowa. 81 9last
% for winter Red Western u 34Sai ~ for Choice
White Michigan.
Corn-AIsrkct heavy, lower and nominal; sales at
81 for Mixed western, sound old.
whtsky--pirrner; sales 600 bris at kan.
Cod.c--H Heavy and quiet.
Sugar Active and Arms sales 400 hhhd~ Cuba AZ
a. se; 100 htals n. @. &c; p. X ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
COMMERCIAL.

DAILY Carr CRY Ovrrcx
KxoE-K July r. '62.t
fLouk--supcrfnet u SO; sprin gW cate x.ra els7k
FatlWheatExtra ~ Is
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-aoto zoe y 100 ~
CokN-la to ZIG bush.
BARLEY-ase
WHEAT-fn good demand. Fall 7sa7s; sprpsso
s7e.
RYE-25c dull.
OATS--IH 10 COG.
POTATOES -aaaa5 by theioad retail 3ote sse
SUGAR New Orleans fair sisas., prime stS
10; clarified LOG Id; crushed andioaf n.Qia.
MOLASsEs--Piantatiop4 ,8 so; sugarhouss $3.50;
Golden sly, sp -uag s5c-ycry scarce.
COFFEE Riaaoa2ssc, Jaws esa 30; Laguyraa4x2e.
RiGE-sta,9c-
soAP--Palm &c, Family 5ke, German (Cln.) X
@7tc.
cAsDLEs-stnr lag Is, stearine IL, Mould 10.
LARD toose; retail 6 TO &c.
BuTTEn-c?mmons ts7c: Choios 10, rstaii12K0l5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siGaItc; Hams lt4 2,Clear
sides 4; Rib Sides III, Sugar Cured Hams, 79sc.
LEATHER-sole2422s Harness97D30.
HIDES-Dry Toto l2c, gruhby half price green
4to4I green sheep pells LEGAL IS; green hog skins
l5c.
HAY-Timoihy, So Ueas7 co. baled % cod eli
Prairie o. 0oe9b 90.
Enthusiastically u 90: Flax Seed sioo.
DNiONS-35D4oc.
EGGS-41a5c.
WHITE BEANs-~Iu good demand, 50cSe1Q6.
FEATHERS-25AN.
FRUIT Dried Apples u 0o031 25S bushei.-
Dried Peaches - 2sa 81 So Raisins - 0OG Is 90.
CHEEsE--Weslern Reserve &c; Denmak 79s.
BEEF CATTLE-a@Qac gross.
sHEEP.-S2 D0Ge2 IS p head.
sALT--G, A. ~ 80 v sack; KanawhA - 90 ' bar
rel; Liycrpool$l setssa 90 y sack; Lake % SO to
10. Very scarce,
FIsH-Macksrel,No ! Sos q Is y Dbl. :No.2 sl4
1als No. ss4 $40. white Ftsh, Mol 81 GoSS4 so
y half bbl. Cod Fish 500 u.
RAGS--Wooleb L Cotton So.
OLD IRoN-k@Aee b 9Brass 6ase ~ Cop
per 10R l2hc b.
ExcHAksE.--on New YORK y per cent. bankable
funds Phadephia, Boston. Chicago and Cncin-
natl y per cent Gold per cent buying selling
d per cent
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New York, July IL.

The rebel prisoners shipped aboard the
Baltic are to be taken to Pea Patch Island,
Delaware River, where some hundreds
were sent aew days ago.
|, is stated that Burnside has all his
command in the James River except the
18th, Esd, 9th, 25th and 9th Massa-
chusetts, left at Newbern
Advices from the army Of the Poto-
mac states that the rebels arc encamped
all the way from Malvern Hill to Rich
mond, and are being largely reinforced.
Stonewall jackson is on the south side Of
James River.
Senator Harlan's wife ID going to Har-
rison's Landing to take charge OF our sick
and wounded soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
TOW SsurP MEETING.

The meeting WAS called to order and
\, Bridgman appointed Chairman, and
Edmund Jaeger Secretary.
Upon motion committee of FIVE was
appointed to report delegates to the Coun-
ty CoRveetioa at Charleston, TO be held
on the 18th inst.
The committee reported the following
delegates Jasper A; Vial, 7. W. Potter,
B. S. Merriam, E. Jaeger, G. II. Holt
e. w. McGrary, III. B. Ten-Eyk, VIM.
Timberman, G. r. Davis, S. A. Duke.
and the report adopted. 1t was moved
and carried that majority of the dele
gates fill any vacancy that may occur,
whereupon township committee of i've
was appointed, consisting of the following
persons ii. B. TenEyck, w. +. Thomp-
son, c. G. Stevens, j. A. Vial, George
Schaeter.
Upon a further motion the township
consideration the propriety Of establishing
= township reading room and report at
some subsequent meeting.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
A. BnIDoMAN, Chairman.
EDMUND JAEGER, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
katchelor's Hair Dye---The Hest In
the World

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color bot to be dt~nguis he'd from
warranted not TO IrJure tht hair ilr eas needles
the Ill effects Of tad dyes and nsieorstes the for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns
asple'ad black or brown, leaving the har soft and
beautiful. Sold By all druggists Ae
TIE genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. gATCHELng
o. tAe fesr sides AZ eacA bsr.
Factory, No. ~ BARCLAY Street, NeW York lite
s5s hfuad~s9 ard 10 E%nd Street tjeG-d4w1y
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BY TELE c r A p II .
FROM THE ARMY OF TEE POTO-
MAC.

n ~ IVA u n N M w ~ u
MAC.
Washington, July IL.
Accounts brought by the Presidential
party from the Headquarters Of the army
of the Potomac, give cheering view Of
the position ofthings in that vicinity. The
entire losses on our part in the several
battles will not exceed in killed, wounded
and missing, II, 600. Stragglers are con-
tinually returning. The loss Of the enc
my there is no doubt is exceedingly large.
1t is understood that previous to the late
battles before Richmond. General McClel-
Ian arranged with the rebel authorities for
general exchange of prisoners, and that
Gen. Dix has been instructed to com
municate the same under a flag Of trnce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

naa~ A Medical Inspector, sent on from
Washington City, visited our Hospital
day before yesterday, and spoke very
highly of its management.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
.Mect sne by Moonlight,

These glorious silvery nights, when
Luna's full orbed rays are sweetly reflect
cd from the graceful undulalations Of
the bosom of the magnificent river, and
with mystically mingled lights and shades
every object possesses new attraction and
interest, We can imagine how recon
eiled to fortune is he, who goes forth, not
alone, to gaze and feast npon the beauties
of summers night. Then lifes asperi-
ties seem smoothed down. as gently as
the mellow moonlight rounds of the
rough outlines of nature; the cares
of life are but as the shadows of its
joys, bringing them out in clearer and
holder relief; and the past and future
are merged in the momentous present, as
large and luminous as the high over
arched armament bejemmed with all the
nightly host.
1t is happy hour. But to him not so
sweetly smile the Pleiades as the bright
eyes beside him that reflect their radi-
ance with additional lustre; not SO ex-
quisite the grace of orions belt as that Of
the sylph-like form that seems to float
beside him, and not SO splendid the face
of nature as the angelic beauty of her
whose bewitching presence has lent to
the scene its chiefest loneliness. 1t il
useless to say that he views the world
through a.magical kaleidoscope, by which
every excellence is enhanced, and every
feature Of natures perceived to be an i'm
age Of beauty.
Go on, dear sir, and enjoy to the full
your golden moments. We not that live
will not be always such, though VI
might wish you always your moonlight
nights as lustrous and as charmed as these
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
s.RANK SECESSION SHEET.

We would just remind our readers that
Col. Reid, in letter from the army near
Corinth, few weeks ago, said:
~ sec Clagett's rank secession sheet
nearly every day. Why dses he not go
to his friends and help them fight their
battles, and not be 80 coWardly as to stay
where he can be protected by the Consti-
tuition to preach secession
And il will be remembered that anoth.
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. EW BOOKS,

Received this day at the City E.oa Store
Ar-mns Ward-~fiis Book
Wsiden-Therean,
North America, by Troiore,
les Miserable by Victor hugo;
Altar at Ho@e--isew editlon
Arsts of Sorrento;
The Pear Of Ofls Island;
b~anfies u DeauInccy;
Prayers by Theodore Parker;
sonS Birds-Iio~ 10 keeI them;
10 J. GOT Pfau,s-lioN - gFo1 thau:
Fio~srs Atd how TO ARRANGE tina 10,
for safe at Publishers prices T.,
yY3-d W DcnIS
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Boston. July II

Boston, July II.
A Committee Of the City Council have
called war meeting Of the citizens in
Fanieal Hail at III o'clock Saturday q.
m. Edward Everett and other notables
will speak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
Funeral sermon.

The funeral services Of Mrs Colonel
Thompson will be preached in st. Johns
Church on Sunday morning, July 18th
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FIR ON HALTImORE.

Baltimore, July IL.
The City Council Of Newberryport,
after patriotic speeches, voted Lv4nty
of S75 to each man volunteering under
the new call for soldiers in that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

49, Mr.. Stamon, from Wisconsin, is
visiting our Hospital as the agent Of tue
Governor OF that State to look sitter the
interests of the sick soldiers here who
were connected with Wisconsin ice
ments.
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ar ofsaau 1, H. aa.p;aa f.a.
-. 80 -o"A 'As
s.l'i "oIe D'.'er 10 MS remuneration OF
the treason-propagating tendencies of
II he odd 4nnuccra.' :,
And vet IN sp;te Of thass stron. er.
nress;ons &c va,,ntaers e., - -
-. o" IVA "no
are shedoihg 'heif Diooa anu risSing their
lives for the country, Clagett has the un-
blushing impudcnce To propose, in the
e,l;gb,o,ea ,rd ,,vo, o;,v ~ Itoat,,l, *
- ., !, -
m"N u' pay ven '"ou'a'u ooi'"'s !" 'io-
dlcat'on OF his loyalty. Tn, VIA strut
egy.
- !, =
VIC "ouiu oa'' a''e'i'io' 10 'he aa-
Vertisement OF lecture by Mr.. William
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

MURDER AT CnoToS.-We are in
termed by g. c. Beaman, of Groton, in
this county, that on the evening Of the
10th inst Lewis Sanders shot Robert
Hanson, with musket, loaded with fine
buck shot aud bullet The shot WAS re.
ceived in the breast, resulting fatally in
half on hour. No explanation is given,
excepting the parties had previous quar-
rel. Sanders and his family immediately
left.
We trust that swift winged justice will
follow the assassin; and every community
owes it to itself to see that the lives of its
citizens and protection of their prope rty
are secured by the speedy and certain
punishment of all criminals, OF whatever
stamp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

bh~ We will publish in our next issue
a Isl Of the soldiers brought up ON the
"tty of Memphis" Among them will
be found the names of several sailors from
the gunboats Carondelet, Maria Denning
Tylor, Pittsburgh, Cairo and Mound City
The others are from all ports of the North
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

New York, July IL.
All the rebel prisoners have been placed
on board the steamship Baltic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

RET The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

Burlington, Mnsestine, Iowa City Davenport. Du-
bugne and Des MoiDes papers please e,,t tor ter, ia
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