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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.


Chicago, March q
The special train bearing portion Of
Col. Barshow's 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry
Regiment met with frightfal acciden,
at half past ten last night ON the North.
western Railway, about five miles from
this city The catastrophe was caused
by the breaking of an axle of the forward
car, throwing it from the track. The
next car was thrown distance Of several
feet and upset; three others were piled
upon these, making a total wreck Of FIVE
cars. Ten foldies were killed, three
seriously wounded, and large number
hurt, not badly enough to prevent their
continuing with the regiment. The names
of killed and wounded as far as ascertained
are as follows
Killed: - Elisha Sharp. hospital stew
ard, of Delayan; William Davis, Co. A,
Roaring Creek, Jackson County; Lucien
NJ. Ransom, Co. A, Sparta j. F Palmer,
Co. A, Viroquoa Caspar Stone, Go. A
Bangor; Chas. Briggs, Co. A, Tomah,
Monroe County; Walter Shell, Co. G,
Lynn; William Case, Go. G., Geneva
DR.. E. NJ. Rcmis, Co. G., New Albany
Chas. d. Hatch. Co. A, Sparta.
Seriously toonndei Quarter Master
Sergt. L. g Edwards, Co. g, East Troy,
ribs broken; Tweedle, Co G, internal 10
juries and confusion on left side, Aadi-
son; Alger, Co. A, left arm broken, By
ron Wilcox, Co. L, both legs broken.
The above are not considered to be
dangerously injured.
.SiyAfiy rounded Davis Oustot, Co.
A, confusion on head c. +. Farwell, Co.
g, right shoulder sprained c. Gibson,
Co. A, left shoulder and arm and left foot
injured; George Crosby, Co A, injured
spine; Robt. Lawrence, Co. A, shoulders
sprained; VIM. Anderson, Co. A, right
ankle sprained; Fred. ii. johnson. Co.
A, right knee and left side injured N.
J. Whiting, Co. A, hips spiained and
head cut Chas. Putnam, Co. A, knee
sprained john Critics, Co. D, hand badly
cut
The greater part OF the last list will 90
on With the regiment, the others are
provided with good quarters and will be
we'll cared for.
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ny TELEaRArn
NcM York Market.

New York. March 21--
Fiour-Reeeipts 1890 bills; market heavy and favor
buyers; ssies Of suoo bills al o. 2os6 IS for supe
State - 20 81 b for Extra siae . lac % for su
per Western; ~ 20 s. 81 feS Comnoa to Medium Tx
ira Western; - ssss Is for Shipping Brands Ex,n
X. ii o.
"heai-htcepts Of $50 bush; market dull aud de-
Ginning; sales of 49, 900 bush. Prime Amber wester,
al 81 81, delivered
cern-Receipts of 7eI bush; market dull and with.
out change sales of 900 bush at 57sass Tor Mir.1
Western In store and delivered
Pork-Duii and heavy; sales Of l5o bbls a, SO Is
4i3 3 for Mess; sie9lo SO for Prime
Dse.sed Hrgs-NoninaI al s1sc for Western
"hiskey-shsde hrmer; sales of 400 bbls. a, 2I.,
422S.c.
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New York, March ~
stocks-Lower and cosed frmer. Money ON cali In
good demand at 6s7 per cent, sterling Exchange qui-
ct at H9saff2 Tor bankers bills; 4 X 1, s3x; g
b Q, 62ti n da C, 3Ga; Del q ", e; Warren 81;
G I, 49, s c, Oh; c &C, l2i; Ill c scrip. ca
Pan, 2ii; NJ a. do gtd; q; Nj c 5st; leading o.
Har pfd 23i; Huds 25i; Erie ~; do pid ooa, N c
s9s; Am gold io.; 4 Isl bids soi; ss es; Con
pons s5s 81 Coupons Osi; Ohio g. so 70 sst; do sGs
loo Tenn 81; Va 5si, 100; c lsa, Nd 81, Cal sGs
Y 100, Erie ss BIDS l03
Cofee-Quiet and very arm
suEars-firm; sales 100 hhds. euba At esas74
Moiasses-- Firm; sales 90 hhds Cuba al IS
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On motion Of Mr.. Fessepden, tue IA, i.
appropriation bill was then taken up
A long discussion ensued on the compile.
ton OF Steven battery. No action wa,
taken on itand the Senate went into Ex
ecutiye session 49,
Adjourned.
The House in Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union, resumed the
consideration OF the Tax bill. Mr. Shelf
held offered an amendment that, upon all
sales OF goods. wares, merchandise, and
other property and estates which shall BE-
used for consumption or for investment
including all kinds OF property, excluding
lohbers or middle men, tax Of one per
cent. on the amount of such sales be made
After discussion the amendment was
temporarily withdrawn; further debate
followed.
An amendment Was adopted taxing
candles of any material valued at no. over
niteen cents per pound, half per cent per
pound, between fifteen and twenty cent,
one cent per pound. and above twenty Ave
cents, one and half cent per pound. -
An amendment was adopted ia xing anthra-
cite coal 10 cents per ton, and bituminous
1 cent per bushel. adopted with the pro-
vlso not TO so into effect until the termina-
ton of the reciprocity treaty.
An amendment proposing tax on cot
ton OF one cent per pound nfter the | st OF
May was rejected.
An amendment was adopted exempting
from duty red oil /; also parafine. whale,
and hsh oils. The tax on burning fluid
was stricken out.-Adjourned.
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Id- 1t is well known that before we
commenced the publication of The Con-
stitution the Gate was not worth cuss
and If IT is good for anything now, il is
wholly owing to our opposition, and no,
to any disposition on your part to accom-.
modate your patrons, whom you would
have all along been cheating by stealing
your dispatches out of eastern papers,
from Il to "a hours behind time, instead
of buying them at the Telegraph Office
here. And this you would have con-
tinued To do if you had succeeded in
persuading us las Mr. Richards tried to
TO continue the swindling operation,
which you had SO probably practieed on
your subscribers before we commenced
i Clagett's Constitution.
The above is another specimen oil
Clsgett's casing and fancy flights
Coming from any other man, who had
the faculty of distinguishing between
truth and falsehood, (Which Clagett
VIGOROUSLY has not, the above state
ments would be simply impudent false
hoods.
The fact is that when Clagctt started
his paper, be tried to get what are called
the midnight dispatches, and we went
with him TO the Telegraph Office to ar
range for getting them. The company
declined to send them, and neither We
nor Clagett have been any better sup
piled since he commenced than we were
before. except as Clagett gets what he
falsely calls s'four dollar" dispatches,
or kilograms furnished him by poor wild
ows.
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DAiLr CARR Crry Ovvicx
KEoK-K March q, %. /
FLoUR-superans 81 IS; spriH " hesie xsra o. 90
Fall Whest Extra ~ Is.
BRAN An DSHoRTs-soto 40e p 100 ~.
CoRN-sac y bush.
BARLET-esc
MHEAT-la good demand. Fell c. ~; spriIs 50
10 60c.
RYE-25c TO 10.
oATS-I5e.
P0TAToEs-i51ooh by TIE load retail este SOC.
SUGAR-Nsv Orleans fair loRli, prime IN
Il; CHARMED 1913; erusAed and loaf ielaf3.
AoLAssEs-Pi.niaiion <s55o suxarAouse "a so:
Golden syrup 7o9 Use.
COFFEE Rioai 922e; lava asa3G Laxuyras4aas.
RIcE-9<1fOe.
soAP-Palm &C, Family s1,c. German sCiD., ~
07ic.
acANDLks-Star l5dSi6, stearine IL Mould TO-
LARD-s to STE, retail e.c.
BuTTER--common &c: Choice TO- etall ~ a Is;
LEATHER-soie 5000 Harness s5ds 81.
HlDEs-Dry TOTO lee, green II to g.; green sheen
pelts 2scgI Is; green hog skins ise.
hAf-Iinoihy, sc 0o67 w, baied ~ 0oRsii:
Prairie - Goa50o.
sEEDs-Timothy ~ %; Plsr Seed sfo5.
oSIoSs-a5a 4oc-
EGGs-4 10 Sc
WHITE BEANs-5oe4sI 90.
FEATHERs-20Ra5.
FRulI-Dried Apples 81 asssi ssS busbsl.-
Dried Peaches .: ase ~ So Raisias ssooa q GO
ChEEsE-"estern Reserve Sc; Denmsk 6k4-
BEEF-a4asc gross.
sHkEP-sse o0 saH y head.
HOGs-Dressed $3.50.
sALI-G. A. ~ 50 sack; Kanswha - Is bar.
rel; HysrpesisI woes 90 , sack; Lake % % =
Dbl.
rrsH-h.ek.rel,s No. ssss,s ! Dbl. No . q.
@sH. NO. soe So White Fish. 40. - ooas so
half hbs. Cod Fish 5616 y n.
RAGs-Wooen /: Cotton &C.
OLD lRoh-k0ke h. Brass case -. Con
per I01l2hc D.
EncHAsex-os New YORK X per cent, hank able
funds on St Louis for Lie funds, little demand .
on chiesse TO per cent. Gold TO II buying 10
8 selling
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That DIsua1eh.

After wrggiing through a character
istic explanation about the telegram sent
BY Capt. MckennT to the Constitution,
Clagett concludes thus:
''The result has since proved that the
whole thing was,a cheat and because the
editor of the Gate Vas cheated out of his
money, he seems to0smart because We
showed more sense than he did i'm not
suffering ourselves to be cheated
Now we have TO say that Capt. Me-
Kenny's dispatch to us was no "cheat. -
/. was an important dispatch, and in some
particulars anticipated any other news. II
Is true We could not get it by merely
saying that We paid "four dollars" for 1t.
Nor would We irsinuate that Capt. Nc
Kenny would .'cheat" US or any other
man. We leave that kind of business to
Cisgett.
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j, II. BKANUUM,
Capt. OF the Menomonee.
The OTHER SrDE.-Inan adyertiseme, {

THE OTHER SIDE.-Inana dvertiseme, {
OF ! H. BRANDON, in your paper, he says he built
the Young Eagle for the trade between Warsaw.
AieXandria aud keokak, and fading she would
not answer for the trade, sold her out Of it, This
is false. Brandon sold his interest to us for
round price. The Young Eagle was built Joint.
t BY Henry teyhr and Brandon aud placed in
the trade between Warsaw and Keokuk, at time
when Brandon bad withdrawn his boat and left
the trade altogether III. Leyhe, one of the build
ers Of the boat still hollis an interest in her and
would respectfully solicit share Of our friends
patronage HENRY LEYHE,
WM. LEYhE.
ALBERT WEMPNEg
j. w. BISHOP,
mar2S.d.n q. H. SMITH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

sa-A telegram was received yesterday
by the relatives, stating that the remains
OF Miss Sadie Curtis would not be brought
up here for intcrment, but would wait the
arrival of her father in ST. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

Chicago, March IS, IsGo
The supply or Hefs Was light and The MARKET wa. En-
aotvewith lighi sales OF Dressed at % 3oas as and
Live nj ~ IS "a 81 gross Beef Cattle were scarce and
nrm-saies ringing from ec GOES TO-
The market for Flour vas very dall-light transae-
lions taking place % so4 40 for good 10 very
Spring extras and S. 10 for choice White Winter ex-
tras---
The Wheat market was excessively dull and urice.
declined lsi1sc per busbe, with saies of only about
3 600 bushels al nc Tor Me- Spring and IT
for No Spring sabjeet TO "a storage At the close
there was scarcely any demand whateser and the mar.
ket had strong downward tendency.
There was scarcely any inquiry for Corn at anv
price and We report sales only 1900 bushels 1t go
for Mixed In storHge-subJeet 10 4r storage AL ihis
price there were few sellers at The CLOSE Blu. no de-
mahd.
1oid u DUH a. usual The larger banks will rcciy
pay above per cent for round lots but I,saik ar,
still paid BY the brokers' The selling ate is be,
cent, the lower price for round lots
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
MAR! WARE WAR!l!

All persons keeping or having for sale. an, OF
kipds OF Munitions Of such Guns Pistols REL
sosers and all kindsof Ammunition required not
TO seiito person without HE ndev-
signed This order must be strictly complied with
snde Ipenat. oiforfciiins all articles mestopedin
thsirpossessiop- JOHN sTANNUE,
uyl3d Surveyor foriof keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, MARCH %

Ogden has just received fine lot
OF Photograph Albums new and ele-
CANT article, never before offered in this
market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

DEs MONIES RIyKR.-The Nevada was
at Ottumwa yesterday (27tb). The Dos
Moines Belle and Des Moines City were
up the river toward Des Moines.
The river is falling slowly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

FREIGHT CONTRACTS Mr.. n. d, Num-
son is the Freight Agent of the Great
Wabash Valley Line, and will make
through freight contracts from Keokuk to
any point East as low as any other line.
Tie will be found at the Office corner of
Main and Second streets,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
EThe Die Vernon. Ca,

EThe Die Vernon, Capt. Matson,
came In last night and leaves this morn
ing at o'clock. a better boat and o
more clever and capable Captain are no,
to be found on the river.
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Gen. shields Doing Wen.

Oen. Sh1c10s Doing We'll.
New York March 81.
The following from Gen Shields has
been received in this city by Judge DAILY:
Winchester, March 26.
My wound is doing well. / will be
able to ride in buggy in few days, at
the head of my command
[signed JAMES SHIELDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE kEoKuk AND WARSAW PACKET.

THE kEoKuk AND WARSAW PACKET.
1t is now six years since l commenced running
sKih between Warsaw and Keokux, and after
two years built the little Eagle and wore her out
IN the trade. then built the new Eagle, which
continued in the trade until found il did not an.
swer the demand, when sold her out of the trade
ana bought the Menomonee, which have fitted
ap IN good style, and think she win please the
public better than anything that has run In this
trade Believing that the business VIII not justify
the running of two boats, respectfully ask the
public to bear in mind my efforts to build up and
accommodate this trade, and while returning
thsnks for past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance of public favors
], II. BRANDON,
MARI dim Cant of thn Msao,nnnaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
NJ ISSlSSIpPI VALLEY NURSERY
KEoKuK, IOWA
GEO. .. HILTON, Proprietor.

Persons in want of Harry Pkrir 1RKrs,
Plants. Ines he &c viii do We II TO call x ~
this Snrsefy and select such articles the SfSA
fnd 10 be desirable Tor srRisG PLAsTisG as II -
will be found satisfactory the articles &c
they arrow In the Nursery before parehashins-
Pers ns distance. others " ho NAV Hpd II In
convenient TO call can send Their by n all
otherwise aud rely upon being satisfactorily dealt
with Much cate has been taken TO Just such
VARIETIES Of FRUIT have been found 10
in this vicinity GseaRds situated the southw
part OF the city. one mile from Main street
Articles delivered ia any part Of the city, FREx.
y. B,-0rdefs received for any quantity of OrAas
ORANGE HxDeE PLANTS al Two DoLLARs PER thou
sand.
maris-d&w @. o. HILTON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

Louisville, March 81.
Parson Rrownlow has arrived and leaves
for Cincinnati at noon to day.
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FOR DIME, AND THE GAL

II LIANT IOWA III.
The undersigned has established his quarters at The
Dudley House in ihis CITY, recruits wishing to
Join the Iowa 1th Regiment will be received and i'm
medfsteiy mustered into slrsice aud subsisted Re-
er4..a wDi be forw srded as fast as enlisted.
John MCCORMICK,
Recruiting Sergeant.
KeokEE March 2oaA lse2-Im
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28
HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fru1tGarden.

OPPOSITE kEoKuK)
10 COO rrxR ANT PLAsIs Comprising % Varieties for
sale At 10 ets TO - per dozen, 1s to- Biz per 100.
25 Geo GRAPE VIxIs. Is varieties. GArAwBA,l year
old ~ 81 10 50 per ioU SIT $50 per Ca aeeun-
Ing to quantity. Cstswba Cuttings - per LOCO.
THREE AcRks SrsAwBsRRfrs, 90 choice varis,ies.
50 els 10 "a Per leo, s. per tUo.
100 RAsrrrKRIEs, varieties, IS per ice.
TfFAiso al kinds of FRrfr TREEs, Ornamental
snRrns, PKnPETeAL EosEs, &c.
III Plants and Trees delivered In keokuk FaKH.
j. b. TEwKSBuRY
mar1U-dlm Hamilton. Ill.
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Ap5rTA-T GEKrrhIs otYIcrf


DEs MoEkas. March l5ta IsGl
Tie United States DistsrslBg oficsr at Davenport
las fersardea 10 me amounts allowed on Certain
b'' he residences of TIE following named persons
are unk uoHn 10 me D. Wilson and !. ". Kerr
Cisinaaais- OF e.aisnanls are requested to
give Information ut tLis oiase
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-28

ID The Adtutant General has made the same ar
rsngeneBi with ''shsrpss Line" Of Stages far. the
transportation Of Iowa soldiers had previously teen
made with the w essern Stage Companies
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ELECTION.

Ibe Annual Election OF the City Of keokuk with
heid ON Modsy the lib of April. A. d. Ie6s for he
purpose OF sieeuIK MAyoh aud MARSHAL OF said
city. aid an ALDERMAN from each ard said cleo
lion aiH b. opened al o'eloek H. m. and closed al
O'clock r. M, and will held at the named
places, ta-mt&.
fIksT " akD--In the rear OF s. Hanil,s store. on
Fourth street. lext to the alley.
s4eosD NAkp-At D. b, sI,ith's ONCE on johnson
street, ectM I'd and q.
- IIlsAn MAHp-At Mechanics. Block
fouR1H MARD-At tLe shup OF Geo Schulz on
AAin street, hear 9Th.
+. BRYCE, NxyoF
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At Reduced Prices for Cash.
n. H.. CURTIS,
SUCCESSOR
SEA RRITT s. MASON.
10 aud ae WASHINGTON Ave,
Br1. sEeoNp AND 1hkn sTr.. st. LOUIS. nI0

BrT. SEcoNp AND ThiRp ETr., at. LOUIS, lIO
Having recently purch asei the long and faTorabIs
known Furniture Establishment OF Mes.rs Searritt
Mason Will continue the business II the Old st nd
and promise faithfully alithe old rs we'll a.
new customers in the resy best manner, both ~ re-
CARDS prices and quality OF work.
Ny stoct shall cnsrfsrE 10 be the largest and best
se,t rtrd e sas In the Vest.
B. an arrsngemeni. Messr.. Searrtt 4 Mason will
for the present continue with viii be pleased
10 see all their old fr,eHas aud customers
All IN want OF Furniture are cordially Invited V
call and xsfiiine for themselves.
mar20d n H. CURTIS
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WANTED.
ny prompt paying tenant = Small Hsuse fbrick
preferred1 eontaiuing six rooms, and pleas
anis located Address b., this once Stains loca-
uoh anu reil niar25-d
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COMMERCIAL

DAILY GATE Crry ovvicx,
KEoK-K March y. 6e.
FLoUR--snperanee 81 IS; spriHs v hesie xtr. o. 90
Fall Wheat Extra - IS.
BRANANDSHoRTs-soto %0c = 100 ~
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
ronaExcHNESr oFTHE SEVENTH voLu /

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snae. cure in announcing that the new yolnm L.
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New Stories, Ia Mis- Harriet Prescott. author Of
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q IL functions. They ere IN excellent alterutive
be he renovation Of the blood and The seseura-
Ia. u tens aa1 stssagtA - he syssea dsbiln,ei
y disease. g = I -
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Co0ghs, Celds, In1aenHs, Hoarseness,
Crsops Bgsachilis, Ineipient Censunp.
49, md for the relief of ceasanptive
Hsaients n advaAcea, stages q the
disease. sss'e
b wiae is the Geld Of ID usefdlnea and % nu-
Aeseus ere ehc eases ef - cslses, thaf almost
wssy secsioa q eoun4y aboundb b pessoas psb-
jely known, whe hare keen restored nom alarming
md even desperate dipeases Of the hAgs b. 10
~. When euee n;sd, IT, superiority oves every
her medicine Of is kind i too apparent T. escape
,bscrvatisn, and where its virtues are known, the
public No longer hesitsse what anaidste 10 employ
or the distressing and dangerous affections Of The
sulmonay organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
usnmsnity have failed and been discarded. this
,as gained fends BY every trial. conferred bene6ts
IN the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
iused cures tao numesnus and too sssnaykable =
y forgotten. .. (.
DE-. i. C.. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
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At A BATGA]N'

TIVE uslsrigned ol5sss fer sais, as very IN
i figures, . quszses ssction Of LAID, besstifsi.
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m IL Sasts. JOHN w. DAY,
jb-3-nte.: ~ Rssl Estate Agent