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San Francisco. Aug. 2l.

ooh 4 AhhbicSos aug So
The steamer Sonora sailed for Panama
with one hundred and thirty passengers.
1920 600 in treasure for New York, and
100000 for England.
The political canvass in California ia
becoming exciting. Senator Latham is
stumping the State and pretty we'll re-
ceived BY both wings Of the Democracy,
but bitterly opposed by the Republicans.
The probab ilities are that the Republicans
will secure majority in tho Legislature,
though the contest bids fair to be . close
one. The Breckenridge Democrats make
no nominations for the Legislature, but
will support the Union or Latham ticket
in the different counties.
A large portion Of the town of Bear
Valley on General Fremont's Mariposs
estate, including the ST. Charles Hotel
and Government. block we're destroyed BY
fire on the 18th. Loss not ascertained.
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josh. Alien ana JuAwe Duss.


The telegraph informs us that these
men have been arrested on charge OF
treason. They we're both prominent mem
bers Of the late constitutional convention,
and bitterly pro-slavery. Our desk was
next 10 Aliens and but little way from
DuFs. Allen left the house so as not TO
vote on the resolutions over the taking OF
Fort Henry. They were both examined
before the whitewashing committee, and
testified that they knew nothing Of the
order of knights Of the Golden Circle. I"
We believed then. as We do now, that
they perjured themselves, although Duff
processes to be religious man. Now if
they can find out the facts, it will appear
that Alexander and O'Melveney and
NcNeely and half dozen others arc of
the same stripe. The Vallandigham dem
ocracy are fast going into camp at Fort
Warren and Fort McHenry. By Nov
ember they will have but few leaders left.
They are arrant traitors and should be
taken care Off Elgin Gazette, Goth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

The many friends of EDEARD MUMM, ESQ.,,
without distinction Of party, suggest his name
independent Candidate for Clerk OF the District Court
Lee county, Iowa. At the ensuing election. Fitted
~ he is, by education and experience, for the once,
IL believed that he will receive the unanimous sup
port Of those who believe that the only test for the po-
sition should be capacity and loyalty. s.t
au9I3-atf
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new Dtscovsrea Mines IN Colorado.
San Francisco, Aug. 90.

Considerable quantities Of gold are arriv-
ing at Los Angeles from the new Colorado
mines situated Southeastwardly of the
Colorado River, 60 miles North Of Fort
Yuma, and one hundred miles South Of
Aohave. extending indefinitely into an
unexplored country occupied by hostile
Indians. About three hundred Amer
leans and seven hundred Mexicans a
engaged in prospecting with such encour-
aging indications that emigration in that
direction is very considerable. This mus,
result in the exploration Of m extensive
region Of country hitherto unknown, but
believed to be rich in gold.
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Skedaddling from Maryland.
Especial to Tribune.
Waoh;nuton Auo %

u5eoAAs AA0Es 80.
Baltimoreans say that since the ordsr
for drafting was issued over Eve thousand
citizens Of Maryland between the ages Of
Is and As have left that State for the
South and Canada, and that the exodus
is still going on at the rate of from 800
to 500 daily.
Our Yorktown letter says that when
Generals Halleck, Burnside, Mcclellan
and other chief commanders were in
council at Harrison's Landing General
Burnside proposed to bring up his force,
make of the united armies three columns
of $4,000 each, and march directly upon
Richmond Burnside was supported BY
Sumner and one other chief, and McClel
Ian acquiesced, but the plan was vetoed
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Buffalo. Aug. %.

The dry goods merchants have inaagu-
rated q movemen, to aid In the work Of
enlistments BY closing their stores at )
o clock, p. M, ard to continue daily till
September 18th. By mex, week il is
thought their movement will be universal
and that all stores be closed for this pur-
pose War meetings are called daily nj
6 clock. =. m.. and there 10 = determi-
nation th1; BasaAa shall not be behind
her saSse- c9sacs~
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CONCERNING LARGE ARMIES.

The following facts, cullsd from the
fields of ancient story, may be Of some in
terest at the present time:
The city Of Thebes had = hundred gates,
and could send out ut each gate 10000
fighting men and zoo chariots-in all,
l,OOO,O 900 men and 1000 chariots.
The army of Trerah, King OF Ethiopia,
consisted of ,OoO, 900 men and 500 char
lots of war.
Sesostris, King of Egypt, led against
his enemies SOC, 900 men, "a 900 cavalry
and twenty-seven scythe-armed chariots.
l49l b. G.
Hamilcar went from Carthage and land
ed near Palermo. He had feet of Z, 900
ships and 3 200 small vessel, and land
force of 800, 900 men. At the battle in
which he was defeated, $1,000 were
slain.
A Roman feet, led by Regulus against
Carthage. consisted of $50 vessels, with
100000 men. The Carthagenian feet
numbered $50 vessels, with 15o, 900
men.
ho WAC O0ssAC VI SSnudy kuoIo WCEU VI
the Romans, including allies, so, 600 foot
and 5000 horse Of the Carthagenians,
10000 foot and 10000 horse. Of these
20 900 were slain in all, and 10, 900 ia
ken prisoners; more than half slain.
Hannibal, during his campaign in Italy
and Spain, plundered 400 towns and de-
stroyed 100000 men.
Minus, the Assyrian king, about 2 200
years b. c., led against the Bactrians his
army, consisting Of LOO, 200 foot, 20O,-
900 horse and IL. 900 chariots armed with
scythes.
Italy, little before Hannibaps time,
was able to send into the 6ell nearly y
O00, 900 men.
Semiramis employed 1900, 900 men in
building the mighty Babylon. She took
100000 Indian prisoners at the Indus,
and sunk 1000 boats.
Sennacherib lost in single night 1885,
600 men BY the destroying angel
Kings, 10; 1851
Ashort time after the taking Of Baby
Ion, the forces Of Cyrus consisted Of $780,
600 foot, 100 900 horse aud 4, 900 char
lots armed with scythes.
An army Of Cambyses, $4,000 strong,
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YANCEY GONE TO CANADA.

10S'0HNJ - y 3 @1'S -
1t has been rumored here for some days
past that distinguished member of the
Southern Confederscy had passed through
here, in disguise, to Canada. and was stay
ing at the Clifton House, Niagara Falls.
1t is also stated that he is bearer of i'm
portsnt dispatches to Europe, and he is
no less a person than WIN. L. Yancey.
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New. York, Aug. IS.

The sensation Baltimore correspondent
of the Herald gives story that Jackson
is marching to Winchester with 10000
men, while Waller with $1,000 is to at
tack Pope's army. Jackson is then to
turn to Leesburgh and cross the Potomac
into Maryland and march on Washing
ton.
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ausln,i2x
OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of September, 1862 1t 2ocock
p M Of said day 1t the OF Main and I'd strests,
In the city OF keokuk will Offer at public salo uness
sold private sale prior TO said date) the following
dos cribed Real Estate in Keokut, lows. viz: Lots
three l3 and four Block hundred and thtrtees
[i1S Lots ten 10 eleven III and twelve ll2l Of
Lots ten [i0,1 eleven mi and twelve l2 Of Block
sixteen 6 Said property belonging = the estate OF
James Tasksr decessed and sold By order Of County
Judge. Terms. Cash.
J. W. OGDEN,
aug2O-dtd Executor James Tasker. decd.
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william, = burg Evacuated.

Fort Monroe, Aug. 22.
Williamsburg was evacuated BY the
Union troops at A o'clock p. m. yesterday
The rear guard was under command OF
Major Stetson, and consisted Of Eve com
panies of the 9th Pennsylvania. 1t is re
ported that Williamsburg was burned las,
night, but it needs confirmation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

Persons hayingth the arms OF the State In thsir pos
session will return the same TO me at ONCE. Those
no negtcctto return the Will be visited By IN
onicer. &. w. LOwRlE,
Asst. Q. d. Genl and Aid-de.Camp TO he Goy'f
jeQl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

~It is reported that Major Caldwell.
Of the Sd Iowa cavalry, il ordered, with
his battalion, from Mexico to St. Louis
The whole battalion is probably ia St..
Louis by this time.
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II EOKUK HIGH SCHOOL.

IA
The Second Year OF this Institution will open for the
reception OF Pupils GU
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER list,
Consr Of It'll snd Main.
The School 10 Permanent and will be classified to
meet the wants OF the public. Thorough Instruction
will be Civ en- In the Common and Higher English
Brahchesj in the Sciences Mathematics and Classics.
For particulars, inquire Of
J. s. KIMBALL, A. n,
auelp-dQw Principal.
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Toledo. Anp. q,

AtAregular Union Convention here
to-day Hon. J. Machly was re-nominated
for Congress by acclamation. Hon. r.
Q. Cooman. Of Michigan addressed The
Convention.
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New York. August QQ.

The steamer Hazee and Jersey Blue
arrived from Newberne tonight with dates
Of the goth. All is quiet there.
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DECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
18th Regiment Iowa Volunteers,

Over six months Ia service and now II camp at Bol-
var Tenn essoc In Gen. n. TuttieI lows Dstdgsde
Zach recruit will receive being mustered IN four
dollars recruiting fee, twenty nve dollars unised
advance and seventy cvc .c!!=-- ur.ec States hou-
~ 1t the end OF enlistment.
Only able-bOdied mon wanted, VINO VIII pc lur-
nixhed with subsjstence and good quarters Joining,
and with clothing arriving At the general rendes
vous Ut Davenport.
Recruits permitted 10 enter eucn company Of the
regime Mt NJ they may prefer.
onace-second street betw cen Main md johnson,
near the POstnfhce.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Major
18th Reg. Iowa Vols. Recruiting Onicer.
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BY ELE &C r A PHI.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.

ExoAus Of Newspaper CorresPese'
WAsHINoroN, Aug. 22.
A number of newspaper correspondents
arrived here to-day from the Army OF
Virginia. Their departure thence was
involuntary.
Commander VIM. d. Porter. the de-
stroyer Of the Arkansas, has been made a
Commodore.
1t is not known by any of lcClellan's
friends here that he intends, ms reported,
to retire from active service in the field.
There is no unusual excitement in Wash
ington. The ci,y is rs quiet rs 1t has
been at any period within 8 months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

I Governor Yates reports to the War
Department that he has $4,000 enrolled
volunteers 10 the State of Illinois.
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Tae ArHses ~ vsrvinsa and the Pet
o~ac United.
Special to World.
Xsshinptnn. Aug. O.

There Is little reason to doubt the june
sscs Il the Army of the Potomac with the
Army of Virgins, though no official an
nouncement has been made. Private let
tiers have been received which state that
the union has been made, and there is
now little cause for anxiety in regard to
military prospects 10 Virginia. The move
ment was an extremely hazardous one,
and it's successful completion reflects the
highest credit on Gen Halleck who plan
ned and General Mcclellan who executed
it.
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DURSE LOST.

Il
Soldiers wife lost purse the 18th inst, some
whore on Main street Containing $50 Treasury Note,
two ~ bills and ten cents IN change. Also. prom
issory note Of 80, given by John loOmis - A. n.
Timberlake, dstad Aug Ia 1852 and payabls 70 her
or bearer ak months from date The 6ndor will leave
NJ this ONCE, when he will be literally rewarded.
All persons Ell against receiving the forego
ing note il will be paid only to the party to whom
IL IL giyeu IaagI6-dlw
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CARPET LOST.

-
Some rs yards CT carpet, made up for q room, three
ply, nth dark round ground and purple flowers, was
lost the Sugar Greek rold On last Friday. Any per
finding IL will please feave II u J. M. Billings
store, corner OF 9Th aud Main streets, and receive
liberal reward for their trouble.
aurlB-d1w T., " MERITHEW.
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The junction 81 eur AruAtss Effected
Philadelphia, Aug. 22.

Private intelligence received in this
city confirms the news Of the junction Of
our armies also. announces the death OF
Col. Hultsr, of the llth Pennsylvania
regiment, on the battle field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

The PREACHER REornENr.-The 73d
Illinois volunteers is com manded through.
out BY Aeshodist preachers. The Col. is
Rev Mr.. Jaques. Some Of the Lieuten-
ants and many Of the privates are men,
bsrs Of the Methodist church. The Meth
odlst Church North NAP h.vs /. .iiixhi
difficulty with the Church South, which
needs sstlling, and they may have chosen
this - We best opportunity. We do NOT
advance Ms - fact, however, for w
believe they 60 for their country's best
good. Those chicken roosts, too, will be
very likely to SKIER. Every one knows
that Mekhodat preachers always like yell
low-lsgged chickens. There will be no
hen-roost guards 10 this regiment Pc
oria Transcript.
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TT The Shareholders responsible for engage ments
Of the Company. All Drectots must be Shareholder
! DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

n
Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by the County Court OF Lee county,
Iowa Administrator OF the estAte OF John Lyen, de-
ceased, late oil said County Persons having claims
against the estate will file them - prescribed BY Law.
Those indebted 10 the essate are expected 70 make
prompt settlement.
ALEx. LoCHHEAD, Admir-.
X. H. GILMORE, Atty. fauEl3-2w
7 osT
Between eokuk and Mr. Belongs, Z Day Book.
Containing notes for the estate of VIM Norris, deceas
ed. The hnder will please give Information TO
ID. ID. MORRIS,
Augl9-d Prospec Grove. Scotland Co., Mo-
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THEY ENDOnsE A TRAITOR.

The Democratic Congressional Con.
vention met on Wednesday, the 10th
instant, at West Union, and nominated
Dennis A. Mahony for candidate for a
seat in Congress. We will warrant that
nearly one-half Of the people of the
Northwest, who are acquainted with the
infamous character of the nominee, will
be struck dumb with amaxement at this
proof of monstr0ns assurance Thus the
Democratic party formally sanctions the
acts Of one Of the blacklist hearted traitors
in the country. The nomination was made
upon the second ballot, Is the whole thing
had been cut and dried in Mahony's usual
style. A respectable man, Senator Gray
Of Allamakes county, was bis only op-
ponent, but he could not hold candle TO
secesh.
The Convention broke up in q row
one.third Of the Convention withdrawing,
not only from the Convention, but from
the party. Major Coyies' brother, from
Winnesheik county, in righteous indig-
nation, forswors oil affinity with such a
shameless rack Of rattlesnakes, and Sc
coded from the Democratic party 1t once
and forever. All of tho Union elemen
did the same.
1t must be proud moment to the old
Democratic war-horses to see inscribed
upon their banners the name of a man
who has been prescribed by his Gov
eminent for treason, . man who 10 now
playing checkers with his nose on the
grated windows Of prison. A mean,
unprincipled secessionist, 4 monarchist
BY instinct, and who has not one particle
OF sympathy for republican form Of
Government: man who has even sc.
cured bis nomination by an intricate series
of Vaccinations, having his instructed
tools to manage caucuses in every town.
ship in the district; man whom !. is dis.
graceful for loyal man to speak to in
friendship; : man in every way unworthy
to occupy the position he aspires to fill
Do the adherents of this man really
mean 70 set themselves up in defiance to
the Government, and have they done thi.
thing for the purpose of insulting loyal
lists, and arraying themselves with til,
enemy 1t surely looks so.--[Dubuqu.
Times.
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ADsENTEEs OF The IOWA SEVEN.
TENTH.

Acosrding 10 General Order No 70 issued by the
Comnanding General Of the Army OF Mississippi all
abseptses OF the Iowa 18th Regiment of Volunteers
must forthwith join their Regiment or, unless they
received rsacste Of Army Medical Officer Of their
inability TO rejoin their Regiment they will be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-25

Exodus Of Newspaper CorresPess'
emlns
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WAR NOTICE.

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