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, 1862-10-22

PITALY. - !
Especial Correspondence Chicago Thbune.l
MouaD C1rr, October 1slh, 1863.
Tho following Is the weekly report. Of
deaths in the United States General Hospital,
Mound City. Illinois, for. the week ending
Today: =.
VIA. Il. prassna1l, O. Att. 1adiapA; slmusl
Jaeoby. Q. 48.h Indiana; Daplel Phiilip5, F, a3sh
liis1. u,i; Andre 4 14uf'nan, g, l1th Wl;eoh;in;
Sasta &;% htedsi Ss1 11tk afss 5eSn SenS S.z
q Mich; Anthony dan1le. D. ssh oh!di VIM. B.
11.}e, essis h!a12 a.,4 agpsa
John LaHles. ram Queen of the West.
Total patients Id ho.p!tal for the weak, t,4oo.
e., ;: (Ffom The Missouri Democrat, 9oth.l
). Tho following u t1e ba1clsl' report Of the
deaths for tho week paseta the MILITARY hos.
pitals Of th!s city. f19 bodies ct dseeased
tsn days. ID ailtigbt daoaotisln1 llas, 10 ~
to enable the -tfends, to GET thelr remains.
AL communications In reference TO DECEASED
soldiers promptly ans 5Hered by Ar. 81hlthers,
undertaken, No.llo Chestnut street, f., -,
ReSs dshes ssf Ni koa 1sSh ho,st IF Sss'sai 81 a
via, chsopto dlatrhca: Daniel D ,p1es, Q. 10th
tSS nS ps'sss sa5Ss Sp% Saao a s%S e sss sos HI @
eavaliJ, consumption; ]. O. Ae Aiien, E, LIT VII.
CAVALRY, typhoid foYef: Angass' Mad, Lyford,s
Indiana better{. tttsnaalAted hefnta: Peter Y.
steat 4. III sY adtsns csooio d;seeter1 to.:
I'D RiehAtdt6h, !, 47th 1nd.i catohto dlAseheA ;
john Hon, B, 18th Inds Eunahot Woueds; Issao
d:.sop sSaesa ssSss as:
NcKJs;H, ~th Ind, drsentesx: Jpha ,Taylor, q,
IT'D III chronic dytant.I5; VIM. DtAtty,. 3. 9sh
typhoid fyTer; FfankllA ". D4Sis 8. esd Illlnols,
typhoid sYeri novis Haad{. a, iatd Wls. plea:
yify: .Mashlss WAgasi, e., loth ~, .gunahot
lAeA; Jacob prvasman. @, tsd ILL.,; dfopsy; C4ryse
Weteo1ti r. 1lth wis., btltont Ssvef: Daniel
Daker, 9, q 4ieh; cavalry, sfpoetd fs{srs Janee
niosr, g. md Iowa, gunthot wound pahlsl Niss,
Z, 10Th Ind; John Il. Helsinxet, Q, Ssh Iowa, ::
, 1862-10-22

i :: i; 1Mnz AItiN EG9k
biz .tRtoia the 1eaisri1l6 Jetinal o. FaS:ay 1sit
ut Colonel 'Iohh ,SNVi lllana. commlSsarY EenS'
e!N for The hl4te oE 1lllnpfs. will AF{aYe tn thel
ss f}aS:s;' o& $
y ,ss Sassa 4s.Ss .a ii, tbi aS.a,sx s|,s
.fof Lexington, ind BoNll6g qteen. If ii .;;NcI
& i fna hit genafa1ly
fllhe between Nas6rllta aud Otanbb ord; ~
( feeQgefa may 1eAyo thls city tfof q HohAbott BY
e S aS st a1a.1Sa ,n Saftt
Saas Sc e. VIZ $ssse s!
;tSe4ed fslAT ~ RlzabethfQMnt on Haturd.J,
;ths bridge having been repaired; + Npithes the
;t1ettle-Nork nor tunnel 'at !!Auldlp4gh's Hill
:Ne1 damaged BY the ttbe1s,!, ,:;,!u :rS, .*ttt.d7
=! ErfFetnee the rebel Kirby Smith eptetsd
5hs l1ttes Rsst oAagess oaf i3f
,sented. Nos, that the greater; ;ppt.ibn 1.-the!
+? BtAte shassfhllen. Into th6 poseebsfon OF the
eo!frnnlant troops: tho old mall attahgements
Will be continued, The mAiis korI ILR RIlDgtpn,
;n.i1oasbq!g. Patty ;efta|ltes, tdeQrgetoan
o1I}es, S}ils 81 fot1sfaea ] H ION i9 t1e
..Ionisyllie post o1llce this ipetnipK: S;l,.ta
Friday llst Gen. Das,fd headq1srtesa were' In
the Vicinity Of Lit. Vernon H1ckcastls ooun-
sty;l Aent Vrltteudsn's asmN cofps IS farther
!, :the advance, in purnuls: 6f Bra&R'a rebel
tforceet Who we're rapidly fetreatinF, with 4:
,plotpect Of escaping Into TenhaetesI through
!: Big Creek md, wilson Gaps. Itwasibeltoyed
BY. onr Informant that Buell. would catch no
with Rfag9'A forces before thu tattat dpuld kae
eafely put of the state and that j gehefal en::t
aaig2Sa an: ws6er, 6sofe|.iy J5 pf fjs4l.,(.,;
MS; Kennon, knd CaptafAy.' RsiL Lbok9r. OF
Ohio, sdircctstrom PerrJ Ytil6, ,.ehI1ty6d In THE
ely last night, taking thu train {of; Cincinnati
ind Eo1umths direct. Tneyi4p9Tt finding the
wounded &inklpg and dying. rapidly for Waut
,of ,6oufishnant. Gen, .Weheri purchased VI
hupp1f. Of beet cattle, fufnlAhinS iona. he3d
daily Tor Ill the wounded 1ndl51nmthata1Y. He
reports 6nding everything ID t0hfnstot. ny
request he took charge and ;Yegu1Ated jul tho
htPp{ials, thbp party r0ndetlh& al Esltatance IN
.{hatr poH6f dressing wounded, Sfesy Theyires:
potf 1850 wounded ttM At Perfyvitla,t About
,tQQ Of our men were killed Ia aceorda1es With
their estimate. They counted oYer 400 dead
rebels on :ths del1.. The b6dlts have s1uGe
beoh decent1y buried as to tho Aumbef killed
IN the battle Of Chaplin Htile.' On tho Tdetday
and Wednesday following the battle, ono week
Ai1eE the engagement, $40 rebel bodies YarA
buried on tho field, and 1t IL kuo m that aeat..
y goo bodies had heen lnte51sd s1 before that
y killed .nd wounded, which 4 also based
81 600, Tic fesidente OF Tho nelghborhood'
liz armies lid moved forward, and ii some
INas aA fAf,a1na &an3afnd IN tka }ant 80 'N
, 1862-10-22

~? ;.'1r az, p1rRoif, October ~; 1861,
The prospect OF the Republican Uniob party
s1sfy dsy becoming mo!s ena m'te q eneSa. SS9s
sEtDg' hot"ishstandlnE our reversed IA: Ohio
and Indiana: Republicans aits lp1jattlug forth
atfbrfa fES& Tnn1d Isok hixyA h4,, f3naia hntskor
tGs:.A,iaht III NJ :,iito3 tiG::.,
;.ne eGttaps spa apaMtste!A Soau9oI qe!reen
Sr sSsG H. fSa
,nt,,ts Il on1ostITon y a. ~ ~ @
1nea'' ~ opp"s!.apn ~ Nto "ooian II. AnG
sympsthlsen with the South, Aes al
intelligent; patriotIdx and hohest *11ea of:all ):
sp...iis, r:r ..s.asS asSi1 H. J" i,,,, ~
Dictated by f97eGEe tor personal di8appolnt-
ments, BY desire f3f 4f9ca, and BY iesession
stfapsat athi9d, ulAt oian ttha honest pbrtion Of
x iS:T1,:cn2si,o n.tiv e d..sn:tad Gin ~
t4q p:@H ~ etsha9s74 M!sH @a'
whole thing, and thonssnds OF shem wv Y rstqse
to sustain the corrupt bargain with thSif votsy ),
ri. ioav,tsh]e re.n1t un6n the honest fnaasha
Ane ".tov NJ ~
IL We dtgtasetni coalGn ana ,hS e. ~
neK gus1rntee Of onr success % a. tae coming
election ": look upon: ths refq!{ q ~: ~
eleehon N 1--WE ~ naRRA Hme1 II ~ ~. :. . u
II a9MaeHssinA ~ S.nYez !. te1 NJ S
er&a Rths ~
tqs,lly bold In advocating our pdaelRles:t!,s:,s :,
.s'I4c anpmous confae or me toiy 1agS, o.
your ,eisy, toHAtds The loyal Mea Of oat btAte
e .. .t9nfea q seyefe annogfnee Y tno:e Wao
40 not etop to reneG5 upon .aS soutS9 et tasse
tQmeniy assAaltA 1at ntEe eonMaof4Hoa
esrTe to'txtfaet inc eung lfoM thls Aonae
They know that It 10 Only t1e gooa a1d Ratn.
otio that incqr and receive .tae hastea g see
;nle traitor who c9ntfoh .taat dlsgtaeetqt and
lteelon3; sneek: ~ hi!e q fesiueni ~ ;tnls
clty hothi9g goadEnot :a - h9nest, ~ t1ne
nan eecepeL w a9usa % ~ e. slanaef9ae e e
nis assanlH % iast came 20 po Iookea n29n
we otet indonement oithe hteetaty aaa aon'
esty. o., theif oplsct = - .
senator, Maae .ana csenA!oE ;aslsn .esoa
spoke " my cttJ on sAt9foa{ evehing 70
Vsfy laIRe ln!eHi&e9t ana eatnuslhs.lc ~ Ana.
eneo. inc speeeh ol Ssnatos Y Msuo, wnesn y
ta9 oniy one neafa, ..a was 1 moss p. poMeita.
and lrnly elo4neht oeienso 81 sne pusPoses
and Fo'icy Of the adminntfatlon. Ana pog1e
7inqiaation q me acIion q congress- ~
ecst!efea 10 ane mn9s IT, % Ky stanae!g y, tae
esct p!ess aga11st t1u ~ LIZ teauSss
a1d forever ron t99 Lscofa t1o infamous N a,s e.
ielas nooas I4Sy AaY9 utsstou ~ lyse.u ~ tts
dee'gneis* He avoHea. ~ 4s Il iaole1., a1o
Glofieq 10 Inc tlu9t as Hsia =. u u pttoasluE W
faaies! parry. " deea1eu .h has so.ema eon'
!iction tAat tho onl? SAFELY ot tae eoantFyT4H
| IN Ietainlpe NAL Parry ~ RoWsf. uas
| eepeeeh cfeateo sae ~ "asmgss nsv..ta,, "a
| ihnshem, anu VIII nasn pomG5ian
! Influence on the election ia a9le Gtsy. HhN
| little there wa$' OF "secess1on' mere, 10
, 1862-10-22

Isl u NJ ~ = ~ + Gu ID t5 +f sa8r ~ d,
4Ftz ;4t !t;.'..ys* ,:ts}: A::i:''s;: .tt,,:'t3
, 1862-10-22
:TbLIN01S CENTRAL RAIL-
" u. \. ARTHUR, Cen eop'k
VIZ. JOHNSON, ten1 P4assnIeF 4KNt
..---a-AA--.
CHICAGO AND NO2THN EST.

kRN RAILWAY,
p99ti6. MsdisoR. fssllis u cbifo Foa,l I e Ia.
gsnk6s9. MattrtaTo. orstn Bay bstlln. III sou. u
"a! ;Sts tRffpIsss 2Hs.. deHarts q ...."."SMkHi
,J.sss,ils AesonHe2 ka6a 'ddtssiiass. ,,sE f H.,
paJ Kxptees arrives 1t ."...,.............. e!r. ~
E4Gk aAAf1lFfeG vi "a ~
5ahcastlla Accommodates *st.Its ~ ~ II.
, Z, ps w.Fr Rostxsos. Gtn HeIrt Hrtat' mm{slv
, 1862-10-22

Editors ohieaxo 1ttbuns:4'f;': .,;:.;;::, i:tt
..W1n yoa 'pstmlf i1,s, Through 'Jjiopr widely
eitSblatsd piper, TO oeommunisste %, ouf 81:
fefinR folders piea csipuon sfof lthe ,tnrS oe
al.!1hsa / have me! Eltth, VI! ssteitl otIogr
si@PiJ {smed; ia tkseted ent5 a. y. -:
~ ohe 1unes otiatcoh6l' (of htAhdy) thick:
e4ed with wheat aour nd &. teaspooniul OF
tst.poonfnl d ! spoonful. .ot water. ,or smllk,
'6tsf1 topr5 honss{ 4 few doses, when Art
taken; y ante 70 3tdris. ~. safSn:4 -:
A. fsf q I In sblsf1 vish ta r9naasf 8. sertlee
VII set}Sfs fSf S1ttt9s 70 sid ia Ptstel Ia;
tho health of odrs 19sf1ly Id Ffht dstai. and L
thls prove ss:ussfol IL. 6shaf pliasa hi. Il hi
here, I shsll feel that haze done my dut9 Id
this rtsreGt, only ;reeretting shtvlqg delsxed
IL publication soj1opg. 'One, month Ats
IT u IA YosstsstRl,{{:fa ~ afX|ajhte|ftlsf |jse|t
, 1862-10-22

hFAsTAR'B SALE-State Of I'LL.
~! no,. GSek coans{ so!f G0qrt 1f Soof
fpsidlng Pub 10 nossee ]. hereo{ E.yen that T.. 3
Wi!ii.n, Matter In Chanesrg Of Coaf Coaat{ ssats
cree he atere entitled cs9se. se' ruas
is isty ot Chctgo o. thst *thteth day Of Norspbsr
the motteNked praeises described ID tie dtcteo u
said :x1Ae. 70 wts The undivided onehar part Of The
thtty eIslt el north range thlittea S east q ths
thi1d Cipal meridian N the Con3tT q Co2f and
GAte 1t 1tlhoG. T. p. WILLIAMS.
ChtesRn. Octnhfr 18Th fa79. oai7 v16-fd
, 1862-10-22
.Gov.'EvAnt.',

Gov. John Evsns Of Colorado arrived here
t Bve gs sosns Sas S 1a
consultation With Gen. Curtis, relative to the
military affairs Of the Territory. We nuder-
stand that the interview resulted most satis-
factory to The governor and the general
Missouri Dtnoerdf, 20th,
, 1862-10-22
LIBERAL EDUCATION with

Military Instfaetion ana Dr1n.
wkSIKRN UNI0N QOlLkaE And MMITAR1
Eaisr CoileEtats Academic And Primary QlakseA
fhe College 6as corpe OF twelve experienced t4aeA
sehool bulldnge u tho Rest fc9 VIA -.
excelient Ind we'll fn1niaaed AIunsf7, ! 1ne. qJnnA
dun, and many other adye1taKea Ef1ch Ah2uld elaiM
mstitption of ID class AID ehttActef a ths u4on
Instruction Ii EFe1th German, and Book KeeplnKife9
70 Gsdsts, eiso In AaEnI1HT and Ix1AxFhi {dfAgy
Ind iiEhV TIM1pA KouAy1 ana FAA9r ga!Lta -, sad
hU}No{ma. TKkNl-s1eQ PER sch9o1 JeAT foF naafa.
mrnttAea room fq .hght* washing ana saiSaoh y
Usatsa ifom abiosd RON sad 6esrd ahd9r ne staa
~ ~ TKS SazH & 1aeaG as futoa
, 1862-10-22
pR0PosALs FOR SUPPL t&s

II UbI1RD RTATKa Army. :. l.-
US. Ax.I. q caiesso, s H., oetoSst il. ISL.
Sealed Proposals II, be rteoved et thla once until
TutedAf tho fh day ot uct6bet natant at y O'clock
Camp peuFls, x|.h fusl. f9.aEs s1d stray. ioE tae
ii such times ts mar b TsquIt "a. -:
GG b seod nletshsetss,s AZ Sasslly
beech, hickory q msh.o. {, Il
.3 e 3 q Il FSs Sss; s1.s ~
md ID bales ind The 6tssK 70 be good, clean
XII frofo oka,s mint b accompanied bI the e4rtlh.
cate OF II ait Two teHphnsibie sn!ette Fith tsetf
written signatures, ihef soy ekteeip& mas theI HH
fnftr into bond with tho bidder. shopla saa
eotty sct b Awarded to him. &.
Tho hAna Of The sTttc1e pfop84sd aufE % eadoseo
pidde1 10 requested q b pre.ens At shs opening
Ths suSs,btr reserves the 1sght t. reject Az OF A
he3h Nd II 4, on. u. 3 ArmY.
, 1862-10-22
:1NHfUAaO AND an. L0U1a
&(EAN1UAn LINk 's~' - ''iif.
~. j .*nuArGB or TKnfMsS,ss

a..,,. ~ - chicago 1t ~ l.. II Dag ExHezz, -
esps easasvs5 s Hftt u @ E5ere:i e 81 &SsYess, sat9s
~ 4oas.s tss vumts ston Accommodation tt&rss CT
e;ddi sssis E t%e' n '4'A'''So "a: +. = 1&iGs, t=5r
, 1862-10-22

MI RAURolu-kpxN41 An34HaKNEEF. i
IAN Wets lEess b9p1t u fol6xs Ea4 exes2ts1
tax. Ii. aad ~ r n tot Bestf4 4skn 4soektoEe r{t9
EE3dltt1 boinH: Al l. Y. ah4 ~ I'm, foe D11q4i
FoIp, Enhon, Cedar RsRiaa M l1tetsediaH 4oa1G
9j4te p4in6s ~ e. ktex &th4!a NJ l3e&3e4A4
polpt tksk1IeTt toI Rtfpat and fa4aiyl1e VI S41s
ri iSte &; asat3, HafsEe1d asnY4: Lao "a q
ts,E9|sts 3esas H!lt NJ, s,ss r. ~ +. y. haa&*
!; a.1,'et e.'' % altASE tseft !. -. ft.r
, 1862-10-22
WtUM1pouu&ton..
TIL e
western transportation 81
AHp
WESTERN. EXPRESS.
l 8 62., i,

WESTERN, EXPRESS.
1S62,, =
THB WKsTKHN TRANSPORTATION GOA
ass e @
NEW YORK OENTkAk,
ABp
MICHIGAN UENTIsAL RAILR0AfA
Eon9s!aE thirty n1sstlsx stsGneh snd s;renf a:ss.
ekand,se IND produce "a IND Fom she Kas!sIn. VI.
e. sss essE ss e
l3o Canal Boats,
s IL Il a5s Bs ss.s 1T Hs 4. so. SSs
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
;eS Rsss u H. ~ 9s S1s
ma is y sna 5s =
The Upper Lake Zine Dhtiy.
Y. T. c.. stesmon BU.AO Line s,eanna
T0NAWANDA,. '1QUNTAJN OITKt :
FNKB STATE, wEN9NA, o..
MOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLKmoUTa. RvEfeGI3EEN C1T1.
NIsl.TUEE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
sss syss! s. es!sss E =; ~ =
S ;ss + :ssl's$ ~ es'ss
The Detroit L{,te Daily,
W sorta ssets d,tee. eepeee,qE M Il 4 nusse 4 Mn y
soy fRes Yosk esSSf 81 ais II aaroads S9aete 10"
VT. CO: Bte&men VIZ, O., steAnan
mIssoURl, DbHKxHK,
.1LLIro1s. CONCORD,
, 1862-10-22
zegal AUttrtB.

ESTATE If Noah Sturtevant, de-
~ ctssed. Public No!cs II hszebI stvtn to III per.
NcAh R'us1.vant dtccased, 10 p'Bs.ns tho ssme f,r
Jade sst1elnent At regular term Of he
Ceuft onae In lie ciy r Chteig0 the s1frd Mo-.
day Of Dtctmber. nl*f being n itth daY thsTeot
/; = : c. n. HOLDEN,
Admtnfstrators.e
Chicago. OCT, 18th. 1850, oct1tf34lln
, 1862-10-22
y: AYae6&or'a ,Notlce.
A SsEssQR's: OFF1OE OF IN,
Al TRRNAL REVENUE, :.
= ,FxNsT DISTRICT, ILLrNoIs. =

-. Cn1oAso. October 1Eth 1s6a
Al aDJ end sya1y Find ss ae.cfip
asks 5tta,s " q before tas sa e 0steSsr A. p
ahleh tneh n*nptsq4f{ q ,ec.tsd viii sa!si1 ieeat
tetlnle ol We goods maenfactaret. fhks stturn Is
tqutled eat Month. and mnst be mtde on OF bets!t
AZ manufactured Al Part,! dts,!n !nk NJ lniofn,a
"a sppIy Il q 81 II onse e. ~ pteasy III atltna
Est,y pa;y no1 fayinE a9s tais return o. seiois
ii. .atoa nj tow bs Et.eH % tho matter i'm ms!
ttt 10 mtke thrts tcturu hy the thh Inst AL parties
take out LiethN+ hett re pursuing Il any fuethet
1yte Who Etct TO do 70 on bstoro ths S..t day
thieh Emos Ae Az cunt tf The tst,
piIiLIf WADsWpiyTH,
QYs41l lX Afle1a0r Elrst nnKict nf llinnls
, 1862-10-22

- Z 81 Z A.st -. <5'5E.. m :!
.Bt tThoi' fhherh R{ thu lsnehtt4aa {qa13W
! :Tttuth tf;lha 47sh 1lliaosi ktasd, II G6t
lntS, fook pls6e IL Pe6Flat ton Hahasy lsiK |.
tended bj,1 Yi&t 63bS otHas Of ol!hshK II y 4!
, 1862-10-22

: Batohelors's Hair 'Dyel The best
b tbe world, WILLIAM 4. BAT0HElOrs ssleosh
I'D UAir Dy4 p,oducss color not to b dhunxufsded
fu, nAturo-weiransed not to niura tas haie u tha
tssst. remed,ea shs III efstta Of bad dJeA and iayx
xAtes tAs hair lor le 0asx. RID Or RutTf aA1a iu'
hsansIy tatns splendid Black Of DToHn }eaf1ax ~
3Als ron and beautiful. Bo.d By I'll psusgf,ts DO.
~ The genuine Ii tgned william q. pAtehe!or On
nd for sides Of e.eh box Factory. No. 81 Barclay sk
Ne1 York Gate z3 Broadway sud1s Bond3 jJ4 4s7o1tJ
, 1862-10-22
BburatlDnAt.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
l. This family school. both CLASSICAL I'D Ragl!ta 4
~ hyde Psli tIsn; foat s, x St q ShisaEo
Of NoYeflbtf. thorough tnstsitcton. IN sAfo and
AErttltls loms, 4 dcs.gn Of THO school. 4 cST1
Ne promptly sent to inquiries, address Y. 4,
NICHOLS Box ll62. Ch3e4Xo. .saQ p1691H'
, 1862-10-22
Il 81lAnk|Ng am. .H1eDanRt.

a9,AMstltsn .ss!YM yNssax.rMheMs 4 y Z
;WRIgH TSHl< <jA;TYRRNIn,:
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., xah sfesai Sad D}Al51tt ii Mi yS{AsS,dt
:Stss ssel Iss|!sI! 81 s.;
;Ssp.ISdNMs TEpY. d :lQ0.,!
J. 4z$ tets.t u faaad 1k.si&+ .tsss4. ot,eaxa.
!: :. ,.',Hfest|.s+ I9aSt d Ite4ilA Assrsiss. ::
Fl q *ssss HEs' }; at'ts.,: = @ ~, . sssna
s';'1T 6'1:T AxT's tn MP S;;,5;$fs':
.!1ss|assls';,s s|ssslFs:' e:' '' All st4'.. I. 'rs,,
,ssss:iss$ iss$ o'''''' Ts'' sxSs S:'s'' s'tst'
100 Dells's .gntn and e'ss4' y, ~ s!.i i
fss tssss @ :;.s| = ss's||:| IT
II ses.ssasPss = ~ dry g |s.sint thsa y
8 eH sft:S' dS'&Ss!: &ss
:; ;: fs;;t'sss = R: t'<;sss s.
EDWARD i. TiNKHAm,1: =.
stev viz ..!.t CASHIER; !:
G!;!t OF + 81. Y - MORSE q
! q o1Aak STREET, ii: !it oa,s.se JUL, - = :
I. :, ;. 4: Deslsr L. ~ '<:' ], u, rs,
TreA.uty Hotes; Rkehanxe spefse and
land WArfAnts.'" -, -: 4
TIE aishest trteA PAD TT = anIR> sILyER; THEA.
tthhERQf. 1Aad Warrants aud bounty BeIip rnr-
elned Il 1s sd32ses on dthaf msfrsh. 40 II for
sExs j.; =. &: - ,:g2.4 !zso eM
,FFsHE;AfEROHANTa, r ARM EEsS
~ AND MtcHhNlcs Hkvfsas BANK. .Efits:
-, NO. 81! !O1a,k Street; CaieaRd, 1u:s.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
The Mcrrinac--A new view.


A new and important meaning has been
assigned to the recent raid Of the Merri-
mac. There is reason to believe that the
sole object Of the iron plated monster in
appearing. as she did, and destroying the
blockading squadron at the mouth OF the
James river, was to enable the smaller
rebel vessels-the Yorktown and James.
town-to pass down the stream and up
Elizabeth river to Norfolk and Gosporl
Navy Yard, where they now are. The
repairs made to these two vessels at Rich
mond were not of a very important char
acter, the evident design being to remodel
and reconstruct them at Gosport as iron
plated steamers, to cooperate, at some
time not far distant, with the Merrimac,
in an attack npon all the federal chipping
in the harbor Whether the Monitor
would be match for these three enemies
is a question which would be solved at
once by those in authority. The James
town and Yorktown should not have been
able, without the aid of the Merrimac, to
have run the James river blockade, and
the facilities at the Gosport Navy Yard for
their reconstruction are, unfortunately,
ample"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Remarkable Explosion.
Baltimore March 81

A most remarkable boiler explo-
sion occurred this afternoon Mt the Baiti.
more house Of refuge. A boiler attached
to the bake-house, several feet from the
main building, was blown up fully two
hundred feet in the air, then taking an
easterly direction. exploded again, after
which it passed in a straight line two hun
dred and fifty feet to the north, and fell
directly on the roof Of the School build.
ing, carrying with it a slate roof, rafters,
beams and plaster, crushing into the
school-room, where were about seventy
boys. But two were killed and seven
wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Skirmtsh In Missouri.

= = Chicago, April !.
The Times st, Louis special Of the 3lst
says that short engagement took place
at Fox Greek, Douglas County, between
forty federal cavalry and company of
seventy-two secessionists. The federals
had two killed and six wounded. The
cavalry then retreatcd to Webster Coun-
ty, when. being reinforced by sixty home
guards, they returned To Mountain Grove
Seminary, Webster County, where they
found the enemy, and surrounded them.
killing IL, wounded number, and took
the entire company prisoners, save one
man who escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
SLAVES CONFIsCATEn.
ST. Louis. Marc

Ct. Louis, March 81.
Gen. Curtis issued the following spe-
cial order. dated Headquarters. Army Of
the Southwest, March, 18th: Charley
Morton, Hamilton kannada and Alexan-
der Lewis, eelored men, formerly slaves
employed in rebel service and taken as
contrabands Of war, are hereby confscated,
and not being needed in public service are
permitted to pass the pickets of this CON-
mand northward, without let or hindrance,
and are forever cmancipated from service
of their masters who allowed them TO aid
in efforts to break up the Government and
laws OF their country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

True TO THEIR ANTEcEDEHTs.-T
Pro-Slavery Democracy have had q secret
caucus at the Capital, and true to their
proclivities and antecedents, have re-
solved, SO our dispatches of last night in
form us, TO stand by the divine institution.
The infamous Valandig ham was chairman
Of the committee on resolutions, and no
better clue to its composition and charac-
ter need be asked These Democrats de-
eide to oppose the Presidents Emancipa-
ton Message. They deem slavery il in
danger, and rally to its relief and support
far more promptly than any Of them do
to the aid Of the Government against its
enemies.
Vallandigham and his followers have
no hard words for the rebels, and are full
Of sympathy for traitors but let man.
stealing BE- endangered, and their zeal is
immense. The movement can count on
tho support Of every secessionist in the
North, and stands ~ the first foundation
Ofa row Of rotten piers for the contem-
plated bridge of compromise. We wish
the men Of this cl1ss we're all in civil life
We can imagine General in full sympa-
thy with them wouldrxhibit no activity
in the field in hunting down tIaitors, nor
u the matter, we are sorry to say, left
entirely to the imagination. II Chicago
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
The Cincinnati Mayer caves.

The universal indignation which blazed
forth throughout the North astounded
and cowed the craven hearted secesh sym-
path'z'ng Mayor Of Cincinnati, and he i
constrained to resort to the press for apol-
ogy and excuse to the outraged public
for his deriiection of duty His card is a
pettifogging disclaimer Of all knowIe ledge
Of The premonitory symptoms Of a mob at
the Opera House, on the occasion of Mr..
Phillips lecture. His plea is sneakinp
suppression Of facts on the one side. and
suggestions Of false hoods ON the other.
which closes with mean, insolent and
self-convicting fling, implying that anti
slavery men are neither entitled to free
dom Of speech nor the respect Of their
countrymen.
lis apology is contradicted by the cir
eumstances Of the case, as well as by the
proprietor Of the Opera House, who states
that he called on the Mayor for police
force, and received an eyasive and insult
ing answer But his card. and the dread
OF public opinion which it manifests. are
significant, and indicate better things for
the future. lie, and all sympa.hisers
like him, may know henceforth that ala
very has cost the people of the North SO
much blood and treasure th.s they -il,
never again consent 10 crush out freedom
OF speech on the subject. Henceforth
every man will be entitled and protected
in his right to discuss the subject of sla-
very when, where and how he pleases in
the North, in spite of shareholders or their
minions. And ere long we trust that the
same glorious privilege Of American free
men-freedom Of speech and freedom Of
the press-may be vindicated even in the
South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
w ashington, April /.

Washington, April /.
A gentleman just returned from the
Rappahannock reports that Major Gen.
Van Steinhaven and Capt. Camp, while
out on service, were surprised and taken
prisoners by tie Louisiana Tigers
Lieut.. Col. Cloynish and Capt. Kanig
in encountering a rebel scouting party,
killed two of the enemy's officers, whose
horses wers brought into our camp. Capt
Newstader was taken prisoner BY the en-
envy. Shots are frequently exchanged
between pickets and scouting parties. A
reconnaissance was made yesterday, and
ten wagon loads of forage secured.