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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02
Receipts NJ Hospital.

The supplies received at Hospital yes.
terday we're AS follows.
From Thos. Reed d i. A. Clapp 10
pairs Ut crutches--a most acceptable and
timely contribution.
From Mt. Pleasant, kegs of eggs, 3
boxes suDdries.
From Oskaloosa, one large box sun
dries.
One Dbl, ] key, ] large box, and 2
coops chickens, all marked Z.
From Pennington, one large box.
Four boxes, one barrel, marked Mrs.
Nittenmyer. Hospital stores.
From Aid Society Of Dover, Lee Co.,
one Dbl. chickens, 2 bbls. eggs, box but
ter, ] sack chickens, s. jars Of fruit, /
cake maple sugar, ] sack beans, pack
ages sundries, sack clothing.
From A. Reed and j B. Beall, VIM
chester, No., I dozen chickens, IL bbls.
eggs, ! pail butter.
From Antorc Smidt, cash so cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

Mr.. sunncr mid from the newspapers
of New York.
Mr.. Davis had no doubt Of the falsity
OF the account. 58
Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts, said he
bad abundant evidence Of the disgaocful
trestment of fugitive slaves by portions
of the army. Sumner also referred to the
return Of fugitive slaves from the camps
Of Gen. buell., and to the order Of Gan.
Halleek excluding oil fugitivss from his
lines.
MIR. Sumner said the order was uncon-
stitutional, defiant to common sense, an
outrage upon common humanity, and I'M
worthy Of a soldier Such an order would
exclude all the valuable information re
ceived from fugitivcs. such as, for IN
stance, the capture Of New Orleans or the
evacuation of Fredericksburg. Y
Mr.. salisbury offered as an amendment
to the resolution the following: q And
Also to inquire what further legislation ID
necessary to prevent the illegal capture
and imprisonment of free white citizens
o. the United States Mr.. Salisbury
referred to the number Of persons taken
from the States Of Delaware and Mary
lind, They had been seized by the mil
itary authorities, and dragged away to
forts and prisons, and after being kept a
week or two were discharged because no
fault could be found with them. These
men belonged to class who are deemed
to be OF no account, and whose interests
do not seem to be cared for. They un-
fortunately are free white persons. The
men who had committed no offence were
seized, in violation Of evofy law and ev-
cry right. Ii the wrongs ofsthe negro
are to be redressed, he could only ask that
the SAME Justice might be meted out TO
white men. He asked nothing for men
who were disloyal to the Government
He would have them punished 10 the full
extent of the law.
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Especial to the World.l
w ashington, April 80

~ @oHfHEtVtt AP11f W.
The Petersburg Express Of day before
yesterday has long editorial regarding
the loss OF New Orleans. and says the city
was captured by our eunboats being en-
cased with wet bales OF hay, SO that hot
and cold shot were OF no use. The Low
isiana, mounting % guns, was sunk. the
Express says by our steel pointed corical
shot. The cotton was destroyed by FIRE,
and the sugar emptied into the river
The specie in banks was all removed from
the city when Gen. Lowell returned to
the city.
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ST. Louis Market.

81. Louis, April 90
seyerai small lots Of Hemp wore taken for the Eas,
Today n $50 70 $6o for common prime undreassd
Some fifty hogshssds Of robAcco were sold II se ware
house at full pleesone hogshead OF One leaf bring
Ing Sso 70 per o. hundred pounds. Transactions In
Flour and Grain were moderate. Sales n cCsstry
mess PORK a - 3eS97s, and Of Buikmeat At and e
Tor shoulder and hama packea, snd We s.r aaoufdsss
loose. nems choice country Bacon VA sold a. INC
Tor Hams and 9jlc for Clear sidss. Sales or coun-
tiy Lard At 6K 70 &c. Whisky held frmsr to-day,
0ut buyers dad not take hold freely and few sales
ls1se Hay wasin small supply, and quite arm =, u
Per hundred. Wheat nrner, with sales at "a 10 co.
There not much doing in Groceries, and prices are
unchanged.
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RIVER IrEMs.-The river was about
stationary yesterday, till towards night,
when it showed decided upward ten
d ncy. The rise from above is here, but
it may not affect us materially.
The JEANNE Deans is the packet for
St. Louis, and the Kate Cassel for Dav.
export, this morning.
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3 = TELEcR AP n .
Wight Report.
contra AanA Goods - Nsw Kerk.
- Nax York. Nav

A'SWsAVanf 1"J -
The Herald Gays We have received in
formation from reliable source that ccr-
tain parties in this city are giving rracli-
cal aid and comfort " rebels. 1t 6nr IN
formation be correct, two rebels recently
arrived here from the South brought on
. quantity Of tobacco, valued 1t and sold
here for $50, 900. which sum they invest
ed in army clothing and hatssfm the rob-
els. These goods we're sent from the1city
Yesterday to smaH town south Of Nash
vile. where they will he taken in charge
by the rebel authorities. The boxes con-
tanning them are marked with diamond.
Ii our authorities on the line Of route ex
ercise due vigilance the goods may be In
tercepted.
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Eg- Some sympathizing friend of our
contemporary came to his assistance ycster-
day, in communication. intended to aid
him in arguing up the "good cause
against the superior editorial ability of the
Gate City. Big fool a. Clagstt may be,
he had reason to exclaim in that instance,
"Save me from such friends
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY CARR CRY oyvlcx,
KroK-x April %. 90.
FLoUR-supernne u so;spris " hsa.s xra o. 90
Fall Wheat Extra - 50.
BRAN ANDsHoRrs--s 80 10 4oc = 100 ~.
CoRS-l6 to lsc p bush.
BARLEY--25e.
WHKAT-In good demand. Fall 1880; sprins Sc
to60c.
RYE--25c TO 30.
OATs-l5c
PoTATOEs-i5G2 go by the load retail cote asc.
sUGAK--kew Orleans fair 9ai0, prime 100
IL; clarified 1i4la; crushed andioaf 10 n.
MoLAssEs-Piantation4 $3.50; sugarhouse 45Qp5O;
Golden BY rup 7007Sc.
CoFPEE-Rioal12sc: Java 2ss8 %; Laxuyra2419o.
RICE-1al0c.
soAP-Palm &c, Family sIc, German (cin :, ~
97ae.
CANDLEs-star $50 To- stearine II. Mould 10.
LARD-S to Sic; retail C4c.
BuTTEH-Common 6G7c; Choic 10, rstaill2x 0I5
PRoflsloNS-Shouiders g.. to 8; Hams u 10
Clear sides a. Rib Sides TO a.
LEATHEk--sole 25esae; Harness2sca30.
HIDks-Dry Toto l2c, green 40 II green sheep
pelts s5ccei s5i green hog skins l5c.
HAf-Timothy, % 0047 %, bsled % O0@ Z II
Prairie 81 O0es5 GO.
Satisfactorily 81 90; Flax Seed $780,
pNlUNe-Jat14Uc.
EGGS-4c c.
WHITE BEANs-In goo demand 50etas1eo.~
FEATHERS 20aas. Il
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ 26asi SOC bushel.-
Dried Peaches 81 asa 81 SO. Rxisins - Ooaee5 90.
CHEEsE-Wester Reserve DC; Denmak 7as.
BEEF-a92ae gross.
SHEEP--e2 50la4 o. head.
sALT-G. A. ~ SO sack; Kauawha ~ Is y bar
rel: Liverpool u a09sa 90 y sack; Lake % 70 .
Dbl.
FIsH-Maekerel, No. ] sl6sal is y Dbl. No sl
oslo. No. sS@sl0. White Fish, No / IS O0a5 81
y half bbi- Cod Fish sac n.
fHGs-NootsH Cotton &C. --
OLD iRoN--h.@Zc y =. Braas 60pse ? H. Cop
per lonl214c Y b..
ExcHAsaE.-on New YORK " per cent. banksbls
funds on ST Louis for iihe funds Little dema nd
on ehieeeo to fper cent. Old to Ii buying 2 /,
sscliing.
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Stock Market.

New YORK, May T.
stoeks--Less active and lower generally. Money
quite easy aud freely nered. per cent with few
onysss ssssllng Exchange good demand, At i4h1
lsA. @ 4 ~ 3sai Oh q e4k; &C q llak,
G cancelled bonds scrip 30; III scrip cos Pan 26s;
PAo Nail llAs; American gold io2t; 3 Is er "
Coupons aet; do resd0 vi; do Coupons VII; VI s. o.
~ Coupons sell % one rear certified ~ Ky O. s7a
IS lie Tenn 81 Ia; Mo 5oi Cal n %; Rris IN spa
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lBy TEIEeRArn.l
Now York Market.

New York May l.
PlouE-Aafkst quiet and shade frinef; salna Al 45D
o5 for super sta.ej S5 a55 % Tor Extra state; ESQ
o. Tor super Western.
ferng
CONFIRM with fair export demand 1t s7a5s x for
Mixed Western in store and delivered
Whlsky-Sales Ut 234 ga, and less active.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

SEWING MAcHINE.--A FIRST rate sew
Ing machine for coarse work will be sold
at bargain. 1t is strong, works easy,
and never gets out Of repair, Enquire at
this Office.
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XXXVII Congress--F'irst Session.

q Washington, April 20.
SENArE.-After further discussion, Mr..
Cowan's motion to refer the bill was re-
jected, ls against %.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

Bee r. w. e. Kcntgcn arrived in
tewa last evening, on short visit to his
friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

MA wagon load of supplies, noticed
elsewhere, was sent in yesterday to the
Ladies' Aid Society by the Aid Society Of
Dover, Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

ET II is announced in General Orders
that surgeons from civil life who tendar
their services for the sick and wounded
in the field, under the Secretary Of War;
invitation, each shall be allowed while en-
ployed the use Of public horse, tent,
necessary servants, and the privileges Of
purchasing subsistence stores from COM
missary department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

~ The Missouri river is now higher
than it has been since 1857. The bottom
lands along the river are all overlooked,
and an immense amount of destruction
must be the result From the Bluffs
around town We see many houses that are
surrounded By winter. The "old Muddy" il
truly on . bender this time.-rC Council
Bluffs Bugle.
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Washington, Nav |

Washington, May |
The President has just sent 10 the Sem
ate the name Oh Chas. c. Lathrop az Col
lector Of the port of New Orleans.
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TOBACCO.
400 caddies Grape Juice,
100 Nebraska
50 - Gem
30 boxes Tennessee Choice,
Is hsrer's,
10 " 81 Louis,
100 - Assorted brands, comprising,
Gold Leaf, hatsral Leaf, Pafest arncko Leaf,
&cr key tt.
All the above were man fsetured last summer. and
viii ksep which il mol ihsc with just frou
z thr press. Wr sfsu otter
100 ibis and hAk hbis Smoking Tebaecoes and
Fine Cut Chew ing, various grsdes.
Ceurtry Dealers y III do veil TO LICK ~ our xaouk
or Chicago. !
spriSd KELL00o BIRGE.
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RECElYED THIS DAY, Y
From the Publisher
nsmolrs and Remains u DeTocquevilie,
Personal History of Lord Bseen
barry Gornu slIs Poems
household Edition Of Iwanboe
Iiehnor ana Fields Edition Of Uas Id t,orne IA cd
Tie Seven Lillje Sisters who live ON ths Rasna
ball that floats in the air
Mothervcit's Poems Blue and Cold
Gerald Massey Poems, blue and gold.
For sale at Publishers prices,at
oGDENh CITY BOOK STORE
martV Main and I'd sta.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-23

How long docs any body suppose the Abolit
tionists would support the war II they did no.
hope and believe IL would subserve emancira.
toni They would not support Il q day. They
are seeking for no other earthly result Of the war
than emancipation. And by the Abolitionlsts
we do not mean the Philipses and Garisons or
iy: We mean the entire radical wing of the re-
publican party. We mean the men, In Congress
and out, who have made the country vocal with
their demand for the employment Of the negro
In the war, and who proclaim to-day that the ma
tional cause is lost unless he shall be employed.
Nothing 10 20 abhorrent 10 these men as ell poll
cies looking to the restoration Of the Union as
1t was. In their eyes the worst "traitors" are
not the Southern Secessionists; they are the men
who are for the restoration of the Union as II
was. Their standard OF loyalty is, confscation
by act of Congress, emancipation by military
proclamation. and musket 10 the hands Of ev-
cry negro. representative man among them
is Mr.. Howe, Senator from Wisconsin, who
said In the Senate the other day, "If conno
call upon these black men in the name Of th
Constitution, then will do it 10 the name OF
God and my country" Mr.. Howe, however,
did no more than proclaim over again Mr..
Stewards "higher law. ."-Chieago Times
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Democratic State Ticket and Plat.
form,

Democratic State Ticket and Plat
form,
The Democratic State Convention held at
Columbus on the 4th inst, is represented by
those who were in attendance, as having been
the largest, most enthusiastic and determined
Delegate Convention ever held in the State.
This fact accounts for the bitterness with which
the opposition papers assail 1t. With supe.
rior ticket the Convention adopted IN address
and platform which can not fail to be indorsed
by the people az eminently patriotic In letter
and epirit, and should receive the hearty sup
port of every genuine Union man who is for
the Union as it was, and the Constitution as il
is. And, as a cotemporary remarks, we do not
expect the Aboltionists to look upon il with
any degree Of favor, for the reason that the ne
gro is not glorifed In il, and the African brother
NOS the body and soul of 1t. But thousands of
those who are not for making this war for the
emancipation Of the negro, and who have not
hitherto acted with the Democratic party, must
see that IL Ia the true Constitutional Union par
ty, and that If the Union be restored il will be
upon the principles Of the platform adopted at
the Democratic State Convention. The Aboli-
tion papers, one and all, will of course call the
Convention all manner Of names, aud put all
manner of constructions upon the resolutions to
suit their purposes; but we think IL more than
probable that the people, who are getting heart
lily sick Of negro worship, will Judge and act
Tor themselves st CldiYsuille Gazette.
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"THE Republican delegation from this State, -
says the Detroit Free Press, shave resolved not
to permit the confirmation of any Democrat for
the higher grades of military. appointment
The Free Press reoites the case of Col. Dufield,
Of Michigan, who, q long time since was nomi-
mated by the President to Brigsdier General
ship. The recent rejection of the gallant
Shields, the other day, who had been nominated
to Major Generalship, would indicate that the
Republican majority Of the Senate had adopted
the policy Of rejecting all Democrats. What a
patriotic "no party body of men in the Senate
of the United States,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-23
what senator Pomeroy SAYS.

We take the following from the Washington
correspondence of the New York Express of
the 10th inst r-
On Monday evening last ] went from this
city to New York. was seated in car in
which was one of your correspondents, occupying
q seat with United States Senator Pomeroy, of
Kansas. Conversation between these gentle
men turned upon the war, and particularly
upon the late occurrences near Richmond -
Interested in the subject, gave heed to and
could not fail to remember what passed
The Senator soon remarked that the war was
not prosecuted on principle; that be believed
all conservatives North would be willing now to
treat with the rebels and make peace: that 10
thought Seward committed to their policy, and
believed the object Of his visit East to be to
feel and prepare the way for it,; that he would
predict, and risk his credit thereon, as against
the claims of Seward as prophet, that within
ten days overtures will be made by the rebels
to Mcclellan, by him to be sent up to the w bite
House, and there to be jumped at and accepted
that Mcclellan was serving this policy; that the
best experienced man before Richmond was not
probably sufficient to dispose of him; that if
the whole army there were sacrificed, and he
thereby got rid of, the purchase would be cheap
for the country, for then. 1t was probable, the
people would rise up and demand prosecution
of the war upon princple-for freedom.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Bartlit & Smith } Doc, 3, page 3sl.
vs. I Superior Court Of franklin County,
John Geary ct alO Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OH DER Ok
J. the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF l2 o'clock m, and o'clock p.
m, the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio. to wit:
Part OF InLot No. 507 in the city Of Columbus, com
mencng at the southeast corner Of said t thence north
along the east lice Of said lot 9l feet inches thence
west on line parallel with the south line Of said lot
81 feet inches; thence south along line parallel with
the line Of said lott thence east along the south
line of said lot to the place OF beginning; being the
southeast quarter Of said lot except two feet in width
across the north end Of said quarter.
Appraised at 100000
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
THos, SPARROW, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50,
jyS-dIt6Iwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-23

THE development Of the negro mania presents
the curious fact that q body Of white people are
striving 70 degrade themselves to the level Of the
negro. Il 10 nothing less than equalityof the
races that 10 sought, and the only basis on which
II 8 moro extraordinary fanatlciam has ever
beep kpoEexS wiII thApk any hOdy 70 send uu
& history of III q ,s, 7, s.'eA, s.sSs ~
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AdveItiaementg Ieadcd and placed in the column Of
Especial NoticeS," double tho ordinary rates.
All notices required TO be published BY law legal
ordered on the inside exclusively after the rBt week
per cent than the above rates, but all such viii
epPear In the Tri-Weekly without charge.
Business Cards not exceeding Ave lines, per year. in.
tde, ~ so per line; outside 81, =
Gc., half price
AH trGnsisat Advertisements must BE- gaEd 70, IN
od1Gnoo The rule Will NOT be varied HON.
Weekly, same price the Daily, where The advertiser
ses the Weekly alone. Where lhe Daily and Weekly
q bothused, then the charge for the Weekly will be
-elf the rates OF the Daily -" -
No advertisement taken except for q definite period
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AYERS,
CATHARTIO
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
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iuors purify the blood, and
lot the fluids movO on unob-
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They stimulate The functions
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
John !.. M. GILL; Superior Court Q, Franklin Co.
Amos NJ, Hall ct al.) ...
DY VIRTUEOF AN ORDE OF SALE
ID Of the said court to directed will offer at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Columbus, on
Saturday, the ID day of August, A. D, 1862.
at o'clock P. M the following described real estate
situate in the County Of Franklin and State Of Ohio
wit:
Lot No. 13 Of John Morrison's subdivision Of lots
g. and IS of Jehn Morsons addition to the City OF
Columbus.
Appraised at 8 ,25O.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
II. o. NOBLE, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50.
June 27-dlt&Wtd
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DEPARTMENT OF TRE INTERIOR, y
WaahinrInn- ID. O.. Ilh Eah. 1Rhh.

SIRi have used your Pills in my general and hospital
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- As ASA MoRaRIDGE.
As n Family Physio.

From Dr.. Y. W Cbrtiv'10NE, 1NtNNl1IpVA
Your Pills are tho prnea of purges Their excellent
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BIlIous DIsorders-LI LIver CompIaInts

From DR.. Theodore Ben, Of NeO York CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably ndnpted TO their piI'
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aT once Nos. SO, Ss and 40, North High st
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
DAILY = SO 90 per year
By the Carrier, per week, lsH cents.
5n.WeeSiy WI.N 8 90 per year.
WeekiV ! 90
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Meadaeho, ,sieIsHead daehe, Foul stOmacl
Etnm pr. Ldlunrd Roud. BaLlinore.

DEAR Bro. AVER: Icannot answer you ,Ohdt complaints
have cured with your POS better than to soy all ot e
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best we have, Of course value them highly.
PITTsnUR0, Pa. May ], 1855.
DR.. J. G. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
tho worst headache any body have by dose OF two
of your Pills. IL seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
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w. r. K E N T,
A U G TI0N E E K.
Auction, Sales
C o M MISSION ROOM s
No: l02 South High Street.

T AM NOW PREPARED TO Receive
L on Commission U every description of property such
as Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Furniture, Carriages
Horses, etc.
also intend TO devote my attention TO sales Of Real
Estate and Personal Property, any point within twen
ty miles Of the City.
5 III z Auction Sales every evening.
Oonsignments respectfully solicited.
have large room over my salesroom, for storage
purposes.
REFERENOESi
Kslton, Bancroft & Co., J.& T. Z. Miller,
d. 7. Woodbury. & Co., stone & Lewis,
Butler, Brother & Co., John Geary & Con.
W. II. Restieaux, Glenn q Thrall.
mayl0-Iy %
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