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Fremont's Headquarters,
Near Strasburg, june 2.

Gen. Fremont's advance brigade, un.
der Col. Clausent, occupied Strasburg
last night without resistance, from Jack.
son. Our forces at Middletown, 30 miles
beyond Strasburg, came upon rope bar.
ricade and ambush of Jackson's rear
guard. Our troops retired, with only
three wounded. Col. Figgle, of Ere
monts staff, with only l5 men, charged
and put to flight a body Of cavalry COM
manded by Ashby in person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03

A reconnaissance made At this ,. II,
discovered large force of the enemy
some 6 or { miles from here on the Vim
chester road Our troops opened on them
and drove them some distance, taking
prisoners aud one FOUNDER cannon mann,
factured in Liverpool in 1861, and lS
wagons, several horses aud mules. -r
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Baltimore, May 81.

New Orleans dates are TO the 22d. Gen.
Schiply assumed the dunes of Mayor,
and Capt. Jonas FL. French AZ chief Of
police to take charge Of the city until
loyal men are elected.
The Bank of Commerce has opened
and commenced business refusing rebel
shinplasters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ImPeTaAnt - ssiaters .. Leave.

1nPoStAAt - Soldiers - Leave.
-AnlrrAHT GKAxnAL.A Qrricx- laaA -
Clinton, May 23d, Is02
The attention Of Iowa soldiers on sick leave Is es
peeialy directed 70 the following General order from
Headquarters Department, OF The Mississippi, by com
maud Of Major General Balieck.
n. b. BAKER,
Adlutant General OF Iowa
HrADarARrEss Dxf'r THE kissIssrrprl
1snn Oh I",tnih Road, May IL, IaGR.
General Order Ne. u
~ when soldiers on sick leave ready 10 r~turs
to DUTY they sill report the medical ofcer or lie
nearest hospital, who will give them stes 10 ths
effect. On presenting sach certificate the Quarter
masters Department win furnish them tsanSfort
10 their regiments.
BY command Of Major General Haiicek
J. &. KRLTON A. AG
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Wheeling, Va. June 9

During 2 violent storm at enc q, clock
this morning the residence of John PMS
bury was struck by ightning, Instantly
killing Miss Mary j.. Pllsbury, and Miss
Clara Goodwin the latter was to have
been married to Miss Pillsbury's brother
to-day and had only arrived from South
Berwick on Saturday. The house was
slightly injured. ~
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Especial to Commercial
w ashinpton, june 2

1t is understood that dispatches have
been received by the War Department,
from Gen. Mcclellan, which Indicate the
speedy occupation Of Richmond. All the
news received to-day is favorable, and the
latest advices in regard to the fight before
Richmond, on Saturday, represents the
battle as Of great importance and the
Union success undoubted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03
$500 STOLEN:

A boy nsMe1 Michael Smith ran way from m hone
on Friday, Nay s0,csrr3ing with him two hundred doi
lars psiacpAs'y is sold bald boy sbou 10 ycsrs OF
egg hshs eopisxioned, and had old cotton coal
White cotton shirt chip hat and pair OF rev lean.
pHuis mixed st~sssoior Aerst reward viii DO given
Tar tho recovery OF said money
The boy on Main street In X ech nh In~.
sboht O'clock CT Ffida, evening
Apply al Tbs efaee OF the Gate City, OF to
JAMES BOLTON
JaaeS-dG senorn, Hancocx County III
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FROM IHARPEIs's FERRY.
Harper Ferry. june I

The rebels have evacuated Martinsburp
and Charleston. The damage dons to the
Baltimore x Ohio Railroad is tri6ing and
can be put into operation to the Ohio
river in two days.
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PRISONERS.

New York, June 2.
Tbs steamer Star Of the South has
arrived flom Fort Monroe with $40 rebel
prisoners captured at the battle Of Han
over Court House. s.
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B Y TELEcR ApH.
Might RepSs,e, d
FROM GEN. MAI.LECk,a ANNY-
Hallcck's Headquarters, Nav 81.

Hahcck Headquarters, May 81.
Our cavalry found all the tents Of the
enemy standing. They took hundreds Of
barrels Of beef and 5 ,000stand OF urms in
9 large encampment on the Mobile & Ohio
Railroada sAid 70 belong to PRICES and
Van Dorn's forces who left Thursday
night. The rebels are beingIbnasht in
squads Of 40 and 80 Our cavalry found
the rebels on several roads in strong force
with artillery supported BY infantry. The
rebels commenced moving their sick last
Monday. Beauregard aDd Bragg we're
at Corinth1on Thursday afternoon.
A recent paper publishinga card Of the
army news gives IN impression that Gen.
Halleck has prohibited the reporter of the
associated press with this army from tel
egraphing anything even when not contra
band, except such items as he4anpreyes.
Gen. Halleck has never used such in
fluence over the associated press dis
patches and forbids only suci, items as arc
Of 4 edntrabAnd Character. ~ 'Tsfs'fa
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WIEN WILL fxorLE LEARN MispoA THE snscts
upon the human system everywhere apparent that tho
common, crude kinds of sAleratus ars bad, ouht 70
tsssh wsdom 10 people 10 avoid such poisoaous
pounds. They cost ~ much IS DsLands Chemical
ssiefaiaa ard nsn do not produces tAoss bssutal sAt
and nasfts bisesisa enjoyed oaly BY thsss Who ~
The bstisr article. The time may never como thas
everybody viii learn 70 take the good In pssaerenss 10
~ ba but the spsod Of Anowledge In this psrtisslas
y indeed vonaefsi People u thousands of cities aud
tsvas eAii FOR DsLands ChAnca s.issa.as only. and
WI AAss - seas. For sss ~ ~ - wholesale sro.
csss y ohaeaee. a1wJt
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Very respectfully,
ANNIE WHITEWATER,
General Agent s. A. S.

A REDgL FREED.-A western Qentle-
man who has inst arrived here states that
. cousin Of Attorney General Bates. who
was taken prisoner at Fort Donelson, was
last week set Internationally free At
Camp Douglas, BY Col. Mulligan. upon
the order OF the President. The prison.
er was rshol soldier, and was taken in
arms. 1t is said that Col. Mulligan was
surprised to receive this order. but Of
course did not hesitate to obey it.-Wash.
Cor. Eve. Post. s n.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8.

Sen THE hX"--We will hereafter
mark an x ON papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscriPtioa is nearly ROUTE ex-
PRED; and when subscribers wish to con-
tlnue they will remit Immediately.
s6rThe Grand Lodge Masonic Of Iowa
meets TO day IN Odd Fellows Hail in this
City Quite number of delegates are
present.
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Dispatch frsm General Ha1Ieck.
Washington, June 2.

The following dispatch has been re-
cclved at the War Department, in reply
to an inquiry of Gen. Meigs:
Corinth, May 81
To ~ c. Ae,gs, Quartermastcr General:
Ii Beauregard has been a: Richmond
others have forged his signature, az
have received letters from him, about the
exchange Of prisoners, nearly every day
for the last fortnight. The evacuation of
Corinth commenced on Wednesday and
was completed on Thursday night, but in
great haste, as an immense amount OF
property was destroyed and abandoned
Troops have gone from here to Richmond
in less or within the past ten days.
lSigned FL. w. HALLEck,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03

THE GLORY OF THE HOUSE OF
Il ISRAEL, OR THE HEBREWS Pill ms
GRiAA0k TO THE HOLY CITY;
a. picture OF Judaism in NJ century which pYecsd-
Cd The advent OF Savior.o by Frederick 6tkauna
For sale d the CTry Boox b1oas.
maysS-4 ]. w. OGDEN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pANK STOCK FOR SALE.

Thirty shares OF stock In the keokak Branch Rank
are for sale, the hnkee riding tor busines.
purposes This stock IL Desirable Tor aly person xI.h
ing to make safe inv estme ut for regular inrnma
'oi PA'hSuAs inquire ~ rue hshk. Junb3-a?t
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edk.sssd .F7hs tAlasy 's.cod ARM bss Il
every INSTANCE asdsebetssAy bxyonets
These two divisions did nobfy, driving
the rebels at every point: $ qss1 ?
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. ABROAD NOTICE.
nOGSl DOGSl-WAR ON THE
IL Dogs
To all Whom ft NAV Concern

~ an act OF The legislature, passed at their last
sssson all owners st dogs are required have them
fesst<ed. aunhersz snd dssribsd IN once OF the
Clerk OF the Township whore said owner or keeper
ftsfdes the undersigned Clerk Of jackson Town.
ship, Lse County, lows, pursuant TO the authority
VI me vested ~ Law, give notice Ia ell Of dess
10 have them rsestsrcd between this and the "a dag
Of june, 1eO2. IL tho owners or dogs neglect re-
fuss 70 have them registered they sabjec, 6ne
" ave dollars. Tas
y 0~c~ ioa Main street between 9Th .ra 9th.
GEo. H. HOLT,
mxyl9 dim Clerk Of Jackson Township.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03

1Clagett asserts interrogatively in
an editorial last Saturday that Douglas
advised in favor of a dissolution of the
Union and the independence of the South
crn confederacy.
Is there no Douglas man left in Keo-
kuk to give the lie to this foul libel on a
departed patriot2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03
Albany, June 2.

], hIUNIy, suHe Z.
Gen. Casey's division which met with =
disaster at the Ctickohominy river was
composed Of tile ION wing regiments all
from this Stale. both, Col. Van Week
conmanding, from Sullivan county; slst,
Col. Rose sick at home, Lieut. Col. De.
forrest OF Albany, commanding, from 0s
wego and Rome. 85th. Col. Belkna D |.
promoted, from Aieghany and the south
western counties; 92d, Col. - -; 96th.
Col Foerman; Tooth, Brown Col, from
Buffalo forming the regiment, the End
regiment Of scrog's Eagle Brigade. Gov.
Morgan has confidence that the sl,saster
is not attributable to the fault Of the off
GERS or men.
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@Clagett says in the Constitution Of
Saturday that the Gate City counseiled
the acknowledgement Of the inderen.
dence Of the Southern Coincidence.
That is fasa; and any man who asserts
1t IL ana!igs ,siit slanderer.
C!agett also intimates that Judge Doug
las advised the same policy in the Sen
ate. We have no recollection of judge
Douglas ever having given any such adj
vice, and we believe that the assertion is
q libel on his memory.
clagett Il now slandering the living
and the cead in order to find respectable
loyal company for the traitor Mallory.
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|NorlcE.
lotice 10 hereby given that the undeYsigned has
appointed Administrator Of the estate Florence Nc
cxank a~eseesd Psrs0ss having ciaIue aEains said
| estAts Az hOsidedto die them according 70 law.
|. v.w4 AAKTlN STAFFORD
may1A-3w AdministratOr.
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Ct ORSE STOLEN.

stolsn from IN = pasture, mile and half north
VI Ptimfose, on u sdHesdas night The 18th Of Nay
dark grey nurse with collar arks. oy carriage and
about iour years old He - particularly marked BY
bay sfel on his nose. a Z
reasonable reward VAN be paid for the return Of
the horse " Information Of his whereabouts
mAy5i-dAvxw Jason COOK
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MASONIC.

The following were elected and install.
ed officers Of the Grand Chapter of Iowa,
which closed its session in this city yes
tertlsy:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30

Of q sentiment than presenting substan-
tai and reliable basis Of action.
The President acknowledged the force
q tins view, and admitted that the Border
States were entitled to expect substantial
pledge Of pecuniary aid as the condition
Of taking INTO consideration proposition
50 importanain its relation to their social
system.
It was farther represented in the con
ference, that the people Of the Border
States were interested in knowing the
great Importance which the President at
tached to tie policy in question, while it
was equally due to the country. to the
President, and to themselves tiet the
Representatives ofthe Border Saye-holdino
States should publicly announce the mo-
tiyes under bich they are called to act
and the considerations Of public policy
urged upon ihem and Their constituents by
the President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30
For the Herald.
The Traitor GeOrge ". Jones.


Mn. EDIToR I'm the Chicago Tribune
of July II, We have the letter Of this con-
tsmptible traitor, 10 jeff Davis, on which
he was arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette,
and the editor Informs his readers how the
letter came to light, both Of which, the let
ter and the editorial, would be rich treat
to many Of your readers who knew Jones
while a resident Of your county, if you
viii give them place in your columns.
As he has logged my name into his Il
rade Of falsehoods, | bee the privilege OF
giving his assertion a flat and palpable con-
tradiction, so far as am concerned and 50
far as l believe in reference to "Doty and
Burnett"
He says, "when / went to Wisconsin,
Sinsinawa Mound, then Michigan, | took
with me my servants, HON, at their re-
quest, purchased, they having been born
ia Illinois and made slaves under the ordi-
nance Of 1887" What a lie.) "Aboli-
tionists who, ike Doty, Brunsoa, Buraet,
ct a., came to my house to share my hos
pitality, told my slaves that they were free
and actually induced ,he ignorant but hap
py PAIL to believe he was free and to bring
suit for himself aud sister" &c.
Now, as | was the only "Brunson" in
the Territory at the time Of which he
speaks. who was in any way connected
with Messrs "Doty and BUynelt," in the
political arena, presume that he means
me, and / say positively that / ne0er eas
al his house IN my life; | never knew that
he had slaves in the Territory and most
certainly never persuaded them TO seek
their freedom; though the thing if done,
would have been right; and as for Messrs
Doty and Burnett, it is well known by the
old settlers Of the country that they We're
both political opponents ofJones, and were
not at all likely to seek his hospitality, and
it is further known that they vera not ab.
oIitionists, IN his sense Of the word, nor
would they have visited him with any such
design ! knov that he lies, as to my
self, and | am well satisfied that he lies as
to Messrs Doty and Burnett.
He SAYS that he chad a yexatious and
long law suit with Paul, but triumphed
over him and lis abolition advisers" and
yet, before be closes, he makes Paul say
"that he never was SO well fed and clothed
OF provided for after be got his freedom,
a. he was while a slave" 1t was strange
triumph ever Paul ana his abolition advis-
ers, If Paul secured bis freedoml 1fJones
brought slaves to the Territory and had
such terrible law suit, some of his Old
neighbors must know something about It.
Jones clsims to have been q college mate
Of jeff, but the scholarship Of his letter, as
well as ali bis pubic writings heretofore,
would be no c,4dit to any College. The
composition would not pass in a good com
mon school.
His treachery TO Douglas, is Of piece
With that to bis country, and bis whole let
ter shows a TRADE Of falsehoods from be-
ginning to end, and shows that he is in
the right place at Fort Lafayette.
ALFRED BRUEsoE.
Prairie du Chen, July Is, 1852.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30
Small CHangc-A New Legal Tender.

A brief neat comprehensive bill, to fur.
nish relief ffom our currency difficulties
passed both Houses Of Congress, receiy 4
the signature Of the President, and is now
law. 1t provides that from the first Of
next month, August, all postage and other
United States stamps shall be received fol
dues Of less than five dollars, as a lega
tender 10 ordinary business transactions
and may be Obtained in exchange for Uni
I'd States notes. The second section pro-
libits the issue Of shinplasters or currency
of less than one dollar by any private cor
poration or bank; and the third and last
section provides penalties for the violation
Of the second section Of tie act. This
law viii effect two good purposes. 1t vii
relieve the public of the nuisance of 4
scarcity Of specie change, which has vel
nigh become intolerable; and it will be
the means of furnishing a loan Of several
millions to the government. Of the
thousand aud one modes proposed, for re-
liering the small change scarcity, this IS The
simplest, justest, most universally appliea
bic, and most satisfactory. We stated ihe
other day, as the main objections to tie
use Of ou present style Of postage stamps
as q general currency, that they stuck to
the fingers and the portemounaie, and
quickly cot torn, dirty, wasted and incur
rent. But THE style Of stamps to be issued
for currency purposes, under the new law,
viii obyate these objections, rs they will
he printed on stout, thick paper, and will
have no gum on their backs.
Everybody, and particularly small fra
ders Of all Kinds, and those dealing 10
small change TO large extent, will be re-
joiced Mt the passage Of this law. Tie
private shinplaster system Las been carried
to ali insuticrablo extent-not 70 speak q
It's illerali.y-ud none Of the other rem
edies were found to work comfortably.
Already the public have adopted the post
age stamp curFeney to good extent IN
small daily transactions, rs, indeed, i has
for long TINS been largely used in GER
tain kinds Of business, (such as the news
paper business which involved the trays
mission of small sums 10y mali.
We shall now have no further scarcity
Of small currency, and no more private
shinplasters. silver ,ail be very ikeiy e
re.appeau in considerable quantIales-ioi
there Is as much OF it ia the country a
ever there was-and The heavy premium
upon it viii fall; aad the only Parties thai
VII suffer will be the money changers ans
spectators. who have been making a good
thing out Of tie sufslings and annogance.'
Of others. Congress deserves the graft
tude Of a perplexed public that IN its very
last hours. and at the close Of the extra
day for which Dr. Lincoln requested OF II
to hold session, it has furnished q solution
Of a problem hich had puzzled the wits !!
Of the whole community, and driyen !
almost to distraction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30
Col. A. A. .. and chiof-ofslaff
New York. July 20.

A Newborn, n. G. letter Of the 18th
SAYS, Hamilton. N. c., was cipturad on the
9th by three Of our gnnboats, The Com.
Perry, Ceres, and Shamshine and a com.
pany Of Hawkins Zouayes, under Capt
Hammel, on our side. 1t was defended
by regiment Of robel cavalry, supported
by strong force Of infantry and artillery.
and q robel fort which commanded the
river.
There were numerous masked batteries
along the river, as ako a rebel steamer filed
with sharpshooters.
While the guuboats attacked and dia-
porsed the uen in tho batteries, the Zou-
ayes advanced on the town, accompanied
by detachment from the gunboats. The
Fort was taken by charge. aud also the
town.
The rebel steamer was captured by our
aunboats, whose fire drove her occupants
overheard
We only had one man killed. but quite
number wounded. This victory is Of
Importance, in as much as it clears the
way to MelYdo.
It's impossible to estimate the loaa Of
the enemy, who il is said left some forty
dead on the field
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30
WASHINGTON, july %.

There is neither law uor regulations for
the acceptance Of volunteers otherwise than
for three years or for the war.
This morning the President, Secretary
Of War and Gen. Halleck, were long in
consultation at the War Department. For
portion of the time General Pope and
Burnside were with them.
Great rcpugnance 70 the idea Of draft
inc continues to be the entertainment in
official circles here, the impression being
that the Presidents call for 100000 addi-
tional volunteers is already being respond
ed to throughout 9 country with an al
aclity that promises 70 secure the whols
number in less time than was really antci-
pated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-30
Grand and Petit Jurors, Fall fern, Grant Coanfy Clr
cult Court, 1862

The following is list Of the Grand and
Petit Jurors, for the October Term OF the
Grant County Circuit Court for 1862;
GRAYD JuRoRs u. a. Hotelllng, Bos-
co6eI; Henry r. Miles, Wyalusing; Geo.
w Lee. Taiton, i. r. Dickinson, Lima ;
VIM. McCord, Plaiteyille; Geo. b. Cab
ines. Smelser, Vim. r. CASTOR, Wing
ville: Al. L. McElwayne, Hickory Grove;
Vim. r. Dixon, Fennimofe; III. b. ellis,
Beetown: b. @. Smally, Jamestown;
Matthias Sehasifer, Blue River; Elias UT,
Harrison: James d. Sadler, Jan estown
A. ID. Ramsey, Glen Haven; NJ. a. liar
~. Hazel Green; John Mcleod, Chiffon.
PgrIr JURORS Henry Smith. Fenni-
more: Aaar Kaump, Harrison; w >.
Oakev. Waterloo; Joseph Harris, Hazel
Green Calvin Russell, Platteyille; John
Watson. Clifton; j. IL. 9. Sneciode, Cass-
vile: Iii hard Moran, Hickory Grove; ..
p. Wetmore, Patch Grove; Samuel I.
Borab. Fennilnore; J. r. Mufiy, Bosco-
bel: Geo. Putnam, Jamestown; John
Wood, Wingyile; Robert Leyoe, Clifton;
Geo. Burroughs, Glen Haven; Robert
Kendrick, Potosi; Benjamin Hudson. Bee
town: o. @. Lindey. Muscoda; John
Pjtsley, Blue River; John Claik, Potosi;
Geo Heckel, Harrison; 2. D. Henderson,,
PIatteyiIle; John Carries, Potosi; William
Harkins, Glen Haven.
j. b. Moons, Sheriff Grant 20.
Sherif1s Office, Lancaster, July 23d Isoz'