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Nor HdNn, May THE two houses II the
Legislature organized this for noon. The ssrsi4 y
the choice Of lion. Hiram Gc Twin, Presidru, p %
tim, aud the House by the hoice VI uou 90 al
NJ Carter, speaker.
Gov. Buckingham wssssccompsnied TO tie hsl
by large escort If military aud hremsn
The vote for Speaker Was hr. Carter, Union Ee-
publican, 1853 Alson i. Hyde, u .mocrat H.
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lPoding'on, Ny Ill four p. ,o,i
from Fortress Monroe hr.u"t 4tt ucv
from Williamsburg. Tic 90 81 r, nr 20 -.
badly WI ne sdyanco. VII DtI.u U,ir' ,.
graphic cr'uinunicntion. II viu ~ Lrr
fore a correct .,s, Of t'ccs tics ga. lrSaulyd
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Congressional Proceedings.
AxNNlIih CONGRi.Ss---scasis.
Eirst Srnaiou.

Washington, May The President pro
tenn, MI. Foute presented petitions o! c.t.-ous vf
New York, In favor of d hauhulpt act
Mr.. Kennedy present. petitions Of ciV ~ ct
Maryland, sSkiug for H., Immediate sud q. ondi-
tious repeal Of the law hbOlishug rlsyuIy II tue
District Of Columbia, an the boltor ouiorcuutnt
Of the fugitive slave law.
Mr. Wilson, Mass! sent 10 tie elcrk's desk dis
patches from General Mcclellan, concerning tie
occupation OF Williamsburg, which were read
Mr.. sumner offered resolution list Hru'nm'n
stark, senator FROM Oregon, who has been found
~ "A committee u this body l. be d.rluy.I ~ the
GoVy .niuont Of tue United s,atcs, b. expelled from
the Senate.
The hill fnr the Incorporation Of the washington
snd Geolsoto"n tIhy. h"lIJ,i Company waa
taken up,
message AMI Committee FROM tie House were
rccsyci, inpeaclins Judge Humphreys, OF Tea
ulsse.
lr,7du, Foster IN O Chair, rerNeI Z, wa Com.
NIT The Senate will t.4e proper cr4.g ia rho
IrellscR
MI Grimes hal d'rr,tch nom Nov YORK, ~
news by tie Columbia sent g. tie Clerks deck
aud reni
on III, Was, n,,,n and Georgetown Railroad Nh,
Con ,uit,o If Co1',ryHce wa aII It,l,
| Olunt.l o. Mu.Wi lu ~ .,, IT, Dr.. t. liMii
| N.gn.u.., ..,' d .-a11 avn ~ '..'.. '.l- Nta
,aAc4 ~. 4t,' Nt. y s. .., ,.t ...y L1ecu'
tee ss'ou gu al Iras.
IN rc'u~e 20; o." S'nft' No Or Nr-qs dslat.
uccprrd ulou an rpprrT'7 ''pH for r.gmrtt q
GRIMES ..u.r'd loVu.u.y We' were IN tll arm.
T. v''i.h Mr.wis Mac l'gNi'i that he GOV. M
from t1Ooi 10 b2 loo0; t ne precise mum 81
cor hardly be ~ ted, b Use tLc reg m'nts Wuf'
c,rii,.,'v' cl.arp.ng re- .itirr. AM losn6 u1.
10y uv,tH ul thc.r servigrs ~ a.,fr'r'.
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" Tltrcl lr,cd Il VIZ e.tal ~ + IT of
entry w.l loiyer, at Port Royal Or prov 'nr far
tae aT,o.ltneu, Of Cole or At salary e. s..n.o
PER .4uun, md fgr w,.sAvrs' 81 s''' g.. Us
tl' WIS paced
Nj G., zen, NJ cory u a drsscl = 'n Gen.
NJ Ctu,l, ANNOUNCING q victory q ". lAna.nlg
which asa I'D nu phol led MUCH sl-t'ie"s".'
NJ. C..frl1 c.lactt hcIt,d tie r,su.v. y
,Ao Maryland L. stature, arprppr'tms t.H""
for ihe relief col t,c smL e. u .uose OF Tie Masss'
eG.s.lts oh oho suffered hv tho l3tA VI Apgs. not
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A VOICE FRoM
U X X Z o " NJ
V . l. u y ] T. l. Il ),
TTcN TIOSl

ATTcNTIOEl
VOICE FROM YuEKT wai
LEI TAcrs srr,K soR TugNsELyEs,
Rad the following brief u.to receive this morn,
ing from one OF our brave soldiers before Yorhs
town.
CANr WINFIELD SCOTT, NEAR YoRKrowH.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, Eco,
50 Maiden Lane,
Ady Lat, 1909.
SIR
As there are none OF "Holloway's Pills" for sale
hereshouta, enclose order, for which please sand
me tie amount in your very valuable Pills withoaA
delay. l;thcre is any postage oil expresssgs plsssa
deduct it. aud obhge
Yours truly, II. haste,
t HANLEY, Aprr.
va n !. CapaiTV.
Before YuktoSn, Va.
P.s.-Yoir Pills arc famous FOR the cure Of by.
sentery, aud have no doubt that they Nill prove
as iicacios in Calls and Fever here they have
IN otl er divisions OF the army.
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NJ. wralur.o nogcd u L.. tie w,,le ml oct
on ~ nli.. r''e'-ci ...l.t 3 This vote
r'u'ir Dih .u Aiss ST.. A.. me
Three Day. Later frou, Eufcpr.
Ti' -'r''., S .'.n..-I,p. fr.r, LV-tI.-pi 9G,ir
..d q .reD.. oa-....- ,t,r, yr-r.it,- T..
d, t'. = cav : ''t nv go. .- ",-..
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I.cM 'a-t,e -r,s 1,sa pr, 90 H., \ ..
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adore d. st t.r Aatg ui Ar,.ia.s .dos I'll I'm.
,I'i " 4. ''l '.' 40. 10. t. tn' meaning sY4
he,t,n w,.et th, i..-u Cabin,t aittcno-t o = a
7i"''', q" ar - 81 . IT,, ictcution of Nenrts
Tt.i.'i. .t.r. re o'eui,.g - H.. g., n r,.
mi ~. 10 IHI ont. 1t Of M'y had been is
to- HHt g. 20. pos 3D. .'.,... ~ rr,iil'4
-. '-.d." i'si' GOA, h.ter editorial on Pfcs.-
.'n' lh .s ll". ',.,, ga :.i sday % ti.AuAs,.v-
NJ = W. IN it'. exceeding Ne ordinary pro
'snty inc lent T. ",,heSercir.s.
L. 60 Cunt o' Z Gems ich. 90 the cas-. u an
~. % flo '"f "H" teal ou hela.l 4 NJ. Geo. /
if'h ~ B q u'". convicted q - Nuisance In
" "" a.HH , nd.n, Ne Court r.
ID" 'f..'t'niI IT 80 himself any p.r, oi tho
: Pc" hr -. - lte.uIn,d, tea.s, tor a
% ~" ''t % 3 &. lu islnl,iu.
h"7" nn1 iaa - l.~ t''pui daughter aged
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...ttl .,'t' f..' n .m. , COMMON. ~ tie
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tri M'rtc lai foaoly'1 .
r'nl W. l'. a7'i 'iH's'e g rr"'n" .rtoss tht ~
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I,.udo. ia'.h.ton
Ne .5u. i as., 4 N III '''''s VI"
&C.,,
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- ',n. W W.. = ~, "' i,N'y.
rct,,nr D.. y + y,',,,,,i 49, "'e ''''1'"' IT,
I'M, French s,..i ia 't,. "a, hoa c,,ro ., a..
"a cement for a, sfii.rrcst -, ~, ,cn.,''ar. 80,
n,,ut, OH the T. t,1l r',.,ti.r. ~
Ibdln and China.
~ T.cpiy-,h,I h,,, l. r.,, T., At, 80, 4,
s,rre. AZ Min, ,i.,ng ,.i,i a - y 400 Nv - ~
j'r.i.,,,.rv l.i i,,.,, ,ar,,t -, ,tt N.''',l
m 70, r,e,,l ,,tasi,, 80. III a." ''''i -',uus;
he no T,,nir,,. ' O'''' "
'The fire, ,nsrs in Scuabary ,.o,. ro,s.., ,
in iintaine,.t DANGER "''' ''po''eu " DC
ioSh"N h"NEr MARkrr
me tuhdh on the l'th were dun aud rather lower.
N s ~. - 20 a W -
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Iiu.-ip,

rrin . rorro D,'g'ur,u.ky has been banl-h.i
nr .It from The Russian Empire for has ~ refused
=. oi"s ,u .uI.".'' .rlDr l. return o. 90. The
tr"n,y % nu'ice between Russia R.d Turkey
had been ratttl.
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Ti' -'r'''i .'.n.--i,n. fr.H L,~,o"i 26,i,
'dQ r'na. n'-i.p-' h'r' yr-tri r.
: r'. 'Ct.' ''t as ~. Typ ga,
- .'rlf. .tD.j.. lr,t ,f.nuu.t .lI ...I
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Itni,.

Garha'dl 30 reuouucod hi, intention n, rr,.
GO lng :" tie So. ih - Italy.
N,p.'' " ~ PREF ring to give a magnificent re-.
ccf tiou o. VT Etrituci
m" French Ani la i,u IT,, ps had come T. An mr..
cement Tor tie siJprcs,. Vi rcactouarv tnov..
mont, OH the 4. IA r.ati.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-08

Bowl Wow&l, Wow lll-BAR'uM WIG
.yen row The "I0lo iroies" will b.. ct his Aus8
un mex, wsek in grand rlsss rset-ng, The publs
arc invited.
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~ Tsorirrs hat been /, feated bv N. allied
forces ~ Ming Hong, with a loss Of 900 killed
furrisurr' hat been warned g. keep within bounds
Tire. French iniss!oharirs had been murdered
by tho Ts.pings.
The foreigners In Ncwahsry were reported TO be
ia lmliilnoi.t danger.
IorpoN MoNEy MARKET.
The funds on the 2ith were dull aud rather lower
Consols closed At 93'a H. =.
Ammicau stocks ARE ia loss demand, and QUOTA
uons lower. |. 5 tve-, Is
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RApSuM's MUSEUM IL STILL 0R0wDEr<-A
NJ Celestes gr sat play, Flowers e the For essb
h, =, sI,cess there IL is produced every an <rno60
..,.l d
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Erie shares, ........ a0% q BIZ
Illinois Central, ....4sk 10 4qi$

LrvERrooL MARKETS, APniL 20, 4. N.-oorros.
Tie quantity u American Offering il greatly re-
dnced, and further advance OF fil Nh. Ter 10.
Ina been estaniishod. The oihcial quotations. are:
Pain Orl' ms, 49,. Sd--mid i8td
Mpbila ..... IL 1as
Upland .... ~ 90 ...1aI,
BREADsTtr wa Il hour slow Of sale at reduction
uf 81 per Dbl. Sales At .0a.ls Whpst very dull
and 4 eject sales IL aud ID reduction la prices
you'd have g. l.. made. Rod Western 10, tlalls
od. Willie ils9si2s 81. Com inactive, aud CT
and qd lower Md .7s9. wL.u nominal, Al
s3' per !" lbs. u madison, Spence 4 c.. call ia.
decline III floui 81 aud l. per hhl
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LAURA KrESE's IH Bat ,,o,
sw,. ...,s nlay, "Reason ana foty" whleh We
re ~ AZ ~ frst time on Monday night 70 b
produces Rouse, was grea, success, and will q
eea every night Don't fail to zee this new play.
p..,,,iIv Circle, 20 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Affairs IN Kentucky.

OsssVlu1lMoAy ECU o.
Specials to the Commercial and Gazette
ray that Gen. Nelson's division left New
Haven Thursday, and advanced % Gresn
river, above Mumfofdsville. General
Thomas advance ID 1t Monticello, and
cannot proceed further on account Of the
roads.
The expulsion Of Bright gave great joy
ut IndianaIolis.
The 18th and 5and Indiana regiment
have gone to Cairo.
Assistant Secretary of War, Scott. was
at Indianapolis Thursday. on an ofhcial
visit, and left for Kentucky yesterday -
Gen. Waliace's division has left, By land,
for Fort Davison on the Cumberland.
On receipt Of tho news Of the capture
Of Fort Henry the Ohio Senate adjourned
The rumor that Mcclellan had been
superseded inchief- command caused much
excitement in Columbus.
Resolutions calling on Government for
active and earnest warfare will be offered
in the House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
REPORTS RRO1 THE SOUTH.
o New York. Feb. s.

Southern newspapers received here
state that the rebel leaders are deyoting
much attention to the subject Of new rail-
roads JEFF. Davis recommended TO Con-
gross in secret session the completion Of
the Mississippi and Alabama Railroad to
connect Selma. Ala, with Meriden, Miss,
and Congress proposed to appropriate
$3.50, 900 for that purpose.
The New Orleans Picayune also no.
tices the fact that the road from Mobile
to New Orleans, via jackson and Meri-
den has been completed, and remarks it
is most opportune as the Yankees have
possession of the sound and may destroy
the coast line at any moment. A mil
lion Of dollars, it is said, has been esti-
mated by Mr.. Davis to construct rail-
road between Danville, Va, and Greens.
boro, N. G., as matter Of military ne
cessity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
From Pert Regal.
New York. Feb.

new Ork, req. o.
By the frigate Savannah we learn that
the expedition on the Savannah river hal
been greatly magniied. 1t consisted on
~ Of . few small gunboas and brigade
Of 1000 men, which sailed from Port
Royal to reconnoitre and exercise tile men
The main part of the expedition had re-
turned. When the Savannah left, nun
Der Of cannon we're being sent through
the creek, but for what purpose is no,
known.
Com. Dupont has and will in future
prohibit oil communication between Port
Royal and the North, ~ the correspon-
dents Of the press have materially aided
in foiling many OF his plans, aud no steam
ers or sailing vessels will be allowed to
leave until Ill his plans are perfected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
.HERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LES CouxrY--M.
by virtue OF an execution 10 me directed, tpsued by
the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In favor
II William Coleman and agsina Curtis =. Conn and
D. b. Smith, have levied upon. and will sell 70 this
highest hidder u The front dOes OF the Cissk ses
II the Distrct Court Of Lee county, Iowa st kesAuk,
to sad county, the 18th day II March, a. b. leo1,
bet vsen the hours Of o'clock n and o'eioek p.
N. Of said day, the following property. ie-vit La
In block ~ lot Ia block -, iSts and in block lU7
lots and IN block IL except - lest % ~ By
70 feet DE- on the end IL said oi lotS and
In bloch o. lot% In block a. lot In block l. Ill In
the city Of Kcvkuk Also part u the nosthw quar-
Ter VI section twelve tlx township - aorth range
west beginning al the sNuthwes csrper " The noyh-
quarter II ssid secton running thence The
los dividing III northeast quarter SID Tie sosthwes
quarter Of said section 81 sods. The Of the
laid out and proposed Grand Avenue frop KeokuA to
Monys-e, the &c north along the centre OF Said Az
20 iods thence vest 70 Fods 10 said west line,
thence sl0ag ssd vest Aas - rods 10 the ksginsins
containing In all ten acres.
Tatsn and levied upon AZ the property OF D. Smith
TO satlsfy said writ Of execution.
n. @. HEDGES
fcbs-dlm sheriff Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

~Gsn- Van Antwerp arrived in st.
Louis % Thursday last, en- route for
Leavenworth to take the station Of Adju-
tant General on the staff Of Gen. Lane
As the news to day is that Gen. Lane
expedition has come to an end, we pre-
sune Gen. Van Antwerp win have ample
leisure for the performance Of his duties
after his arrival at Leassnworth. His
FIRST occupation doubtless will be to in.
dulge in some perhaps atrabiliar reaec-
tions upon the sad flte Of the Grand Ex.
petition. and in view of its very short
life it will doubtless occur to the General
to quote the famous distich:
II was % soon to be done for,
wonder what Was begun for
"Begun for, siry" What else but to
humbug the American people and keep
them quiet' What but big tub for a
big whale?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
nngler in lplncinnasa.

The exiled Engler is having hard
time in Cincinnati. The papers Of taat
city beg Gen. Halleck to send no more Of
his kind over that way. The Gazette
says he vas inadvertently introduced 1t
the Mercantile Library Association,
whercupon 4 storm was raised among the
members which was only prevented from
growing into regular tornado By the sur
vender Of the complementary ticket Of adj
ssission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
FROM KANSAS.
11eayenworfh. Il

The lower House Of the Kansas LSr.
islature have, by vote Of 60 tot. passed
. resolution requesting the President 10
appoint Lane Major General and give him
colnmand Of the southern expedition.
The conservative men Of this city have
made an exposure to the Department Of
the Interior, of ID recent sale Of Kansa,
bonds. by which the State has been swim.
died Of large amount, probably $50. 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

GEN. CRIrTENDEN IN TRou BLE.-The
Memphis Avalanche has detailed account
of trsachsry on the part of Gen. Critten.
den, OF the Southern army, in endeavorina
to transmit to the Northern army papers
revealing the character of the rebel for,i.
locations at Mill Spring, the number Of
troops. the amount Of provisions on hand,
DC. The papers, it says, were entrusted
to negro to deliver; the negro was pur-
sned and shot, and the papers recovered.
1t says also that Crittenden Was arrested
and is now prisoner. The Nashville
Gazette attributes the defeat Of the Con.
federates and the death Of Zollicoder 10
the drunkenness Of Crittenden. and ain.
ding to an investigation, says: 1--WE shall
feel some little establishment If this inves
tigation does not also connect with Crit.
tenden's crime Of drunkenness the greater
sins OF treason, treachery and eowardice., .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

~ The circumstances Of the murder
of two missionaries in China are told as
follows in private letter: 1.-TWO Ameri-
can missionaries-Mr Parker and Mr..
Holmes-hesring that the rebels were
likely TO visit ientae. buckied on their
revolyers, mounted their horses, and rode
out thirty miles to meet them. They
passed the ontposts, and got to the chief,
They asked him his intention, questioned
him as to his religious belief, explained q
little Christianity. and were then cut to
pieces by his people"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Blrnsids Issils aeaInsl laaaeks Inland
] var..1s Hsp.r,. IRE. n. se.sa.

The steamer Eastern State arrived here
this morpinc. having left Hattcr.a sester-
day. She brings important news-that
Gen. Burnsides' feet left their anchorage
on Wednesday morning. The gupboais
started 1t sunrise, and the troops and
ships followed soon after. The destisa.
ton was Roanoke Island. News of the
arrival Of tho feet at the Island was ex-
pected. Three or four regiments were
left st the Inlet.
Nothing had been heard at Norfolk Of
the Burnside expedition. The only COPY
of the Norfolk Day Book resolved con.
tains an editorial censuring the newspapers
for giving publicity to the abatement that
the Merrimac is d failure It admits the
fact to be true, and gives full statement
of the difficulties in regard to her. 1t APP
pears that the calculations were erroneous,
An error amounting 10 more than 400 tons
was discovered when the shin was foated
of, and this causes the present detention.
The chief subject Of regret, however.
is that when she was showed up again the
ship caught upon the blocks and received
considerable strain. 1t il vain to deny
that it is serious injury to the ship. but
We are happy to state that it il by no
means irreparable. -.e
The Norfolk Day Book Of Yesterday
has the following:
Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. 7.
On Sunday. Lieut Col. Whites cav
alry encountered . force Of Lincoln 5
Infantry in. Morgan County. Tenn an
the mountain side. The Iincoln forcc
was estimated from $50 to 400 While
charged upon the enemy Cant Duncan
rallied his men twice. when he IA sho,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Especial to Herald. ]

Washington, Feb. I

SHfHEt0Ij TcU' -
Gen. Smith telegraphed to-day that :
portion of his force reconnoitered the
enemy near Fairfax Court House, and
captured Is secession pickets. His scouts
captured i've prisoners belongingsto the
first Virginia cavalry. A detachment
also captured 4 rebels belonging to the
FIRST North Carolina regiments.
The war department recoiveda dispatch
that Gen. Lander now occupies Romney,
the rebels having retreated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
TTNION DISTILLERY.
Wear [yhArleef0eo, loepy.

The untsssi9ned has rslucsd HE price Of his copper
di1eisd Whisky No. to - cents FER gallon No.
10 Is cents, rye whisky 50 cents aad bis pure whte
brandy ~ Is cents pr gallon. Although b. generally
known that his whisky arid brandy are superior, by
tAslr purity, not bctng Uixed nor celorod he siIl
thinks Advisable 70 brina then the mari
prfce.
Please leave y0aF ordora with n. Ans I'm, No. III
Main street., Kc0kuk, and Inv dis4illsfy. s#
feb3-dlw e. C. VAN PAPFkLENDAM,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

~ An old negro taken on board one
Of the vessels at Port Royal, the other
day was overheard praying vigorously that
'sde Lord would bress these id YAM
KEGS" Poor Sambo had never heard his
friends designated by any other title, and
unconsciously used IL even in his prayer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

An error in representative Couways
resolution a printed ts-day renders it
necessary to say that his call on the Presi-
dent WAS for The name. cf q! parsons AZ
rested under the order Of any executive
oiieer without legal process and confined
in any OF the Forts or other prisons Of tho
country, exclusive Of persons taken ~
prisoners Of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

GENo better evidence Of the thosough-
ness Of Humphrey lMarshall's defeat BY
Col. Garfield could be asked thanthe fact
that the forces af the former have disband-
ed and that he has gone TO parts unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

The First Alabama Regiment was the
very first regiment in the Confederate
service, and the FIRST in the field. Il is
therefore, the first of the twelve months
troops to 60 out. Great efforts have been
made to induce the gallant First Alabama
to re-enlist. They were poorly suecess-
full, except the last one, few days ago
which has been partially successful. 1,
seems as if it would break General Bragg
heart to part with the First Alabama
Pensacola cor. Mobile Adv, Jan. 25.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Trssps Mevsng.
Goshen. il

Goshen, Ind, Feb. Z.
The 47th regiment Indiana Volunteers,
Camp Ellis, Goshen, received marching
orders and left to-day for Cairo via Chica-
60, 975 strong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
REHABILITATION.

This, says the Democrat, 10 about the
shape in which it will como before the
Legislature from the hands Of the com-
mittee. and it will probably be accepted
and adopted. At oil events the altera-
lions will mot Affect the above tables ma
teriatly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Another Fleet sailed South.
New York. Feb. 7

The sloop Of war, Savannah, arrived
to-day from Port Royal, and brings news
OF the sailing Of an expedition south on
the 25th, including all light draft steam
ers. several gunboats. and several thous.
and troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Total,
FIFTH DISTRICT.

This district comprises the balance Of
the State--ffty six counties, containing
in the aggregate population Of about
I 125, 600 people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10
Gsn. McClernan We.naeA.

Brooks Of the Quincy Herald telegraph.
ed 70 that paper from Springfield tina,
General McCiernand was severely woun.
ded. We don't see how that could be,
as the land forces were not engaged in
the capture Of Fl. Henry. Possibly Nc.
Clernand was on the Essex.
~ Carl Schurs has arrived in Wash
ton,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-10

- L would appear by advices via
San Frsncisco. that tie Mexicans have
beaten the Spanish ''invaders' in battle
nesr ysra Cruz that lasted FIVE hours.