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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-27
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Northern worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp,
hire, Worcester Nashua Railroad, at600 q. and
are due at 100 p. m.
dale, Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, n H. at 500 m,
and $50 D. m; and due at 9.l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 p and is due at
City Of Boston 80 and 400 a n, 245, and 500 p M
and are due at sis a. m, $50 and 100 p. m.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern 1assa.
chusetts-SO0 and SeOp. and are due at Ia
a. m, g. 80 and 100 y.
Rhode Island-Except towns on the. Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 H., and $3.50 and are
die at $40 a. M, snd $50 p. m
Way Mail on Providence aid Worcester Railroad 3 80
m. and are due al $40 a. N
Westen-(An towns In Massachusetts West OF Wei
cester,) SIS a. m, and are due at p.
Albany, western New York and Western States,) SIS
q. and 245 p M; and are dse at $3.50 and la45 p n
Springfield is and 245 M; and are due at san
O. m, $50 and IL IS p.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and Ne
London counties sis H. and IS p and are due
at $50 and l0.45 p. m.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wlndham County, Conn.,, 1000 a. M .
New York city and southern States. 30 a n and al
245 and 6l5p m; and are due al 436a, m, and at 81
and 10 IS pm.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana, North
DANA aad West Rutland, 945 and are due at ~
p.
brook, and 0akham. $50 M; and are due at 800
LEICESTER si5 a. m, and 45O M, and are due at 9uO
a. m, and 800 p m.
and are due at g. 80 q. m, and 6.Se p. m,
Shrewsbury. sis p. m, and is due st 500 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavule, $50
m; and are due at $3.50 p.
birmingham, South Franingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodvile, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro' Corla
WILLIE and Grafton 245 p. and due at 9.l5
and 500 m; and are due at 9.l5 a. and 100 p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
ONCE hours from a. m, to 500 p m. sundays froH
l2lO Ito IL 40. D. m. J. NJ. EARLE P. d
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-27
"FLAGG'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF"
Four years ago the name of
FLAGGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE

was substituted in place OF the old one abandoned on
account Of limitations -
mere are still many persons making con plants that
lney nave been npO ed upon by unscrupulous pesnns
selling Pain Curers similar TO the '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
Drn Ooo0s.

At KINzEY's
IL EIGHrH.AyFSUR CHEAP STORE.
C0NINOAfION SALE
nrMoT 81 y Yo aH c6%9FHlsS StS' II SALE
20 kiSzEi,S Gu STORE.
HANn... RCHlEF DEPARTMENT.
Cheap lot OF Lader. all Linen. 7c.. &C., Sc, leo.
Fine lot Of lsj.es g'ass linen, C.
Fine 10, Of Lace Handkerchief. 25c to 81.
Chesp l9t Of Linen he 'nst.tch, 2Uc. 23c-
Gems al Linen fisudtsrchiefs. ne. l5c, 100
Geul's al Linen bGrdk. oh!r!,. hemmed, zoe.
Gents all Linen priut-d borders. 25c
ktEDLE-WORk HANDKERCHTEFs. soc. to 81 So
lVO, Ledics tiue French hsncte' chics l2c.
EMBAOlDERY And LACE DEPARTMENT.
Cosius ont Ct Of Nsedie-Woik aouucngs %. 70 &C.
a cheap line Of Jscanet Collars Dc. 30 soc.
4 chrsp line OF Ssis, Coz as &C. % SOC.
LEO NALENCikANtS hACf COLLARS, 81
2, o. hnc yea, Lace Co.i' l3c. to 80:
Fse Ruled Liueu Collar, aud Cuf.. &c.
1000 hns Jsconet sets, Lew styles, $50 10 SIC.
AFINE Ass0FrMsXT os LACE Wells. a,c to g,
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
Fsncy Broca1e Bonnet Ribbons &c &C., loo.
Ich P!siis stripe. .nd cord EDGE Re, lsc.
Iieh Black, vi Vel',, edge. &c.
SOC Hub closing ou'. s5r 2Sc.
15c. Ribbons clos.F oJi, Bic, Sc
200 iicres slk Ne''t, Die. piece.
l0 K nK rs Er hSb ctoaRs R FL sS Re
toNSET DEPARTMENT..
Is cn Felt BlooweTs 25C. 35c. s0e.
LOO Felt oomeTs t3c., IS. 8Sc
leo Laoics 6le drab t-l' bonnots. 10
1850 Ladies' fue biick Fet Boul.'. 80.
Lot Of Bonnet elvei., DO Soc. 6jc, TJo-
lao. o. Lining 81 4, i6c
Loi Of ano sin Liee, for dressing dole re
ELOWEltS AND FFA1bEHS AT ANY fRICh
GLOVE pEPAEfMLNf.
l.2ao (ti,ehed bacssl FINE Mo CLOVES. 80
Ladies heavy i1ed Gloves, H. 20.
Ladies fine iertro lin. Cloves l3o.
Lot Of lined six Gloves lsoej) ~.
Lo' o. black SIX Gloves (soiicdj. lie.
Lot at sutcned nook s.k liued i-ciedl 100
Lo. VI hne ouiitd Gloves Ice. i.c.
LIT Of bucktiiu Nitt.. 30.
t.ne ClOtn Nuts. cio.nr Z l0c
WOODEE DEPARTMENT.
HOODS IN EVERY STYLE, rd0M 25c. NJ.
WUOLEN MlTis LEGGlyGs sLEsyES. CHAP.
hOsihiY OEPARrIENf
Fancy Wool He.e &c, I0c.
Lot Of Misses Co,ion iosr Sc
tirLt's Meiino Ils Hose IL. 30. l8c
Lot OF " hl+e .sn4u's ~ COL Hose, l2c., PC.
Lsjies Ribbed Wool hos. 23c
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
1900 DOL SPOOL COfiO'S, HALF PRICE
lsto dozrts SO coti6ns selling q, &c dozsn.
20n dYzru, spool Cottons riosi,r n IT, spool
job lo, ct Cl-rk's Coiions ti e 'poc.
30 o dozens Nuie. Black SID toi'i-, &c
Il on dozens excellent lr -ysfds pool Coiton, 90.
lo.. Code, 60 needles, 4c pslcr
Bet Pins. IL rows. a.. p-l.-r
Is ooo prce. aue 4wea Tapes. Ia rolls at hafth value
Wofs'ea ssil, Brsia. black and coloed, &c piece
tEcurh Work.. ? Cotton, white sud coio.ed -.
10. oi ~ orssej Trimming Blaijs Jc.
JOB LOt DEPAKfdEhr
5000 Cent? Ntc.fe, o. llc. luc 23c.
l5'd ysids S "a Illusions. &C.
2 500 yard. fancy mstens.sf' or Do'is' Dre,se, l7o
Fancy sificlss. BiIsne., COMBS, buttons
suks. Pc iulI,ry. Ppiu.drs. Fo.iemoau4iea
BAGS. RLIiciLEs a.. a.
FANCN bOAIs 1Ois CAMPS.
II LARCG A. sOtf-i.s FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DEALER, 81 rPLiED
MlLLiNERs sJtfLI-D WIN CUT LENGTHS
Al Wholesale iklCfs.
VA kINIEY.
Nos. 81 and ~ Sih-aT..
be.~eea 2!ss snt ,,dsis
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4 MONG THE PINES;

ALMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous, Sem
Hsl Uriu.ry. and Sexual sys;eIns-SEN AID X Lila
6L5. 4L. dis by T.. y. HsnIm No, b. D., formerly
fIoic ~ sFfcil ALF'ogy ard sgrslry tlr sslr-e
Sroics Srae sew ore suth1r Of Medical lnf5Imsf -
koI ibs billion" &C. Price ~ mailed sold ony ny T..
WAhNAk Publisher. no. Vesey-s.. n. l..
Y'IlE MAGIC POCKET. BOOK f,r the new
y Postage CauencJ. all pIi-es and STYLES a. hole ale
g. H. DILLON, Go.o nsaulecsess IL un.sl up Stare N. l.
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Ncp Publications.
-. Cop1rS HEAnv THIS DAY

, y 00n COPIES hNA nv: THIS DAY
LO,OUU CAUTIONl
LOON OUT FOR The CATCA-fENNY EDITION
BcrSp ~ esErS PAPER cOyRRs
POOIEY 6 CO.'S
EDITION IS TIE ONLY AUTHORIZED FNGLlSH
TRANSLATION PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY
LES MISE II A d l. T. s.
EXTRACT Of LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO TO
MR. WRAXALL.
From the moment when ". Esquire, ia your friend rs
he is niue you cannot fail to produce excellent work
having for guide and eo that great ard noble mind
,sisued) VICTOR HUGO"
John Forster The abot csitiO in Englaudih- Literary
Editor Of The London ExlniueTn speaking OF the AUTHOR
IsED TRANSLATION. by Wraxan aud Etquiros rays:
"On the publication Of this celebrated Novel In s os
mel form We entered very infinitely uio the story. II only
now remains far Us to say ooSscIESTIOUsLY
REc0NNASD IT TO rnK PUBLIC As PERFECTLY FAITHFUL
vgKsoXe a'uug Is ueary tie chlTao,eIsic difference
bet ycen the languages admits o. sl the spn and pon. Of
the original ITS PRESENT roAs, Loo Mseraoles stands
very fair chance Of having wide sale the French ed
ton"
TIE AUTHORIZED EDITION.
Complete IA Ore Vou,se with Portraits ana Biographical
skeich is rnbi.ted for OK DOLLAR, in Paper o. osA
DOLLAR AND 4 IIALF in Muslin. NOW READY. sni sl
orders filed from this dpy sih,u, delay.
W. I.POOLEY & CO..
No. 81 Frsnkiu.sql.ie diapers bui!ansl New-Yofk
HURST & BLACKEP. Lord Publi.hor.
PAONER tE LlBRAIRE. Ldtep- Paris
Sent by mlil reeeip; Of pics. For sale by ali Book
fcil,rs
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TlilanclaI.

y. "FIvE-TWENTY" YEAR
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
COUPON AsD REGISTERED. IN DENOMINATIONS
$50, 500. $500. $1,000 and ss.ooo
cons cANrLY on HAND AND Foa SALE AT pan,
The IsTsKEsr on thee BoSDs at the rae Of p,s
Ter apnum, payable Isl Of May and November TX CT
which Of the pfe-ers rate Of premium Cod i sosis
to lIGHT PR Cent PER AssUH- s"eos
They srs the CHgaPE,r Government SECURITY WOW -
TIE MAsKEr and pay the lsrg. intere., their COS,
They de.irel % become the BE,r Ksows sosr .o..
LAR aad MOST AVAILABLE 6 AZ he bo0d, o. the Goysumsnt
Hes lyough The confidence oaG pIttsas u "a, peone g..
continued sgancsl support
We keep tarn fr a. 70 fciss. investuen, In item ,,s
make them accessible 20 the public AID every dale
Invested Ia hn through contributes 70 the direct and 0
mediate support Of ,h- Government
FISK & HATCH,
BsSKrn, snd pEaLEss in al issues Ct GovEEsxxsr 10
Other desirable Securities. No 30 Wal st.
DEPos 70 rec ivsd. COLLECTION. SIDE Loays nssstasd
CONVENIENT VOUCHER. oonEas, sold, collected Sc. &C
No. ~ WALr-sr.,
have SE SS aaIf NJ Y&ss sfX' fa &c CENT so.
Of the UhirED sIAi rs. oeaisnated es the "fIva
nen afe FIVE ari sathori1ed b. &c, Of Copsf.. %.
Pi The C0iieOS B0vDs ar. i..med IN sum, o,
SJc, sI00, $500, AID - coo.
$50, $500, $1,000, srt $1,000.
Interest viii cuU,Hence f'gaI DALE II SUbsIEIgTEDN
ard is PAYAGLE IL COLD a, tee Mat cr saT slS
Tes,uTy Dspotory Of the United States on the m d,r.
OF My aud November Of each year - lae present ~,
N 'a,a o. 9 I'D. the n0ADS YIELD ABOUT ElGHF rER
CENT PER AsNUM.
Tue an, o prDsi.OD made BY Custom Duties Er.,,.
Stamps, sud infercrt Teveuu for The payment ef int "a
qutiloE o. tue FncipL rsaes y, MA
Losu SAFE, PROFITABLE. AID AVAILABLE az al
times
1bs being the permanent Loan into which ths LesT.u.
der Notes c9agtI bic T. vii becous tho PRINCIPAL
"a be H. uda sHfv
AEAg for IACsr FISDs SuaPLus uADs Of CAglr.L,r,
a. well - tho EAkSiyDs OF Tng iNyrsrpfAL CrAssYs
Sgbseiytouf rsceiysi nj PAR IN LEGAL-i Z SDgR
NOTES. Or MOTIFS esd CHECh5 OF BANnS AT PAR
X. Subscribers By mail will PROMPT a.
tcntion every lriy and explanation NJ. Efodea az
a. ricaii0n ~ 3ug clce.
Al.o. FOX SALE, At lowest market rate 3io TRLAs
URY MOTHS Xix PER ClNl BDsDs u ri and IT
pm lEA 1 ~ .IEll WE. o. IAuEHLEuNEs! -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

~ EN ana fOI ti]Ah ,O-NVo anu DhLiiA''~'
IN -" Sweet Love - Lizzie Lee :" moth.
sr's love il tue" "tioIa Tie" md irene the hftc
Queen" ,uag nighiiy Chrftys Woods and Bss"ts Min.
stress Lveng Blessing" Nesper Song ood Qusftette oI
church AID psr1r. BY ~ Keller the popular writer
Shall know each other the 81" by the Rev H. Lowry.
Why my lowe gone" by Foster seing
rapidly. Price Is ceuts eash Tor bl, mailed noe Pianist
a. ATTENDANCE 70 tTy music
HORACE WATERS 10. lol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

NDAY, NOt IL MDER "a, lSU
FAMILY DRY GOODS.
! ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 8 Co.,
! Have added largely % their Stock Of
BLANKETS. FLAsNELs. TABLE-CLoTHs
TABLE pAMAsKs,
NAPKINS
COTTON sHEETINGs,
and sHIRrINos.
AL Of which viii be sold at the lowest market price
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE G. Co.
CANAL-Sr.. corner Of Mercer
NLOTHS and CLOAKINGS.
a CHOICE ASSORTMENT SUITABLE FOR MEMS
AND BOYS WEAR
ALSO,
CLOAK KINGS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE q o.,
CANAL-sr.. corner OF Mercer.
| | ACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
NOW on EXHIBITION, FOR SALE AT MODERATE
PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
CASAL-sr. corner Of Mercer
LMBROlDERIES EXTRAORDINARY!
r. II. MACY
WILL OPEN, on MONDAY, Nov a..
10000 WORTH OF aEDICN, ZINE,
AND EXTRA FINE
FRENCH vErDLgwoag COLLARS.
FKEyCI NEEDLEWORN IANOKERCHIEys,
FRENCH NEFnLEWONK BANDS.
FRENCH SEfDLEWOi,K KOBnS
FREaCH NEEDLEWuRK WAISTS,
FLouNCINGs, EDCN3s. INsERTlNGs. CAPS, &c.
AN EXTRAORDINARY PUGCHAsZ OF FINE GOODS.
VERY MUCH BELOW THE COST.
jus. tho sriel,, for HOLIDAY PRESENTS and the,
viii be .old FIFTY PER CENT BELOW oRDisARf
PAGES
Closing out our RIBBONS and PARIS FLOWERS
livery VARIETY Ct YANKEE MOTIONS lns FANCY
foiIs..orled ,,ocs ofwHIIE GOODS and FINE sLAN-
srienda .ssor,mep, II RALNoRALs very low price,
COR-kTs ana :iAD6-lP UNDER We Ar .,.
sp.ruod a..ortnsn. OF HOSIERY aud AHKISo UNDER
E .,''i variety Of WOODEN HOODS soETAGs. GAL
TkRs, ZouAVE JACKETS. GARIBALDi sACoUEs' 10
BEST EQUALITY LApigs' PARIS KID GLOVES.
BEST QUALITY LADIES PARIS KID GDovEs
sutehcd. pl.
n 81 Macy
Nos. 90 and 200 G,hav. two doo.s ee.ov i''h-s;.
AT No $50 BROADWAY,
STRANG. ADEIANCE 6 &c.
all % At r-.al on MONDAY, nov q.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS.
Psreh.,sd.ttls s.cai Aostioa Sale. Of ssi week,
~.
Ioo rfFt IS C1rcsl a. Mon cOLORs
s.in.Is 10 Niece I'D Ls'..' wear. vito
1 ',.. d, r......of PL4lN T.ULT- .E-SOlG SILKS /
e. al. - s'sd-, fDttRs rfffPLE BLU. &c, wish
. a. .sso.tl..it0. aNDI sn4 GLACk slLAS
li.,...,or.asnt o. '''''
errANVT -
, e-.,,,. rp.,,.'.'' t,'',v pr,fDs pIprs
rnncrA. sl,h sr-o ee-p'. a 10 eo'"t
RAJ 1901. SAWS. VERY ciciP
.-.-..,-.....- .t,,.r.......-
q, il iNb. AlLlaAtL AZ Co.,
y t. $40 ltDA1N ~,
cffrsf .f.ff 0H MONDAY. Nov -
4 LARGE as.OAII. - Of
lnlr.l
-,
60. 80 ~ ~, 20
~ W
49, 20 go - vproru - p,sppre.
"'' CI1Ips
- ,,o ~ ~ Il. ypr,is = ans ssi
f?fAuLfNF slOrIS
PrrPirs pLuI s.l pa ,ss fs.n % -sr's award
Ibo Ylfl., rfu t.tf.,Cu AERl.OE, ia L,w
'"' 500 - Wv
fi.o
A LAAGE As,1Ri a.l.,r o. DRESS GOODS
frt.r .flrr~ of-r'i
-r ,.,,,-t, ..,.f.t.t,I- ,rI.,tp --t-g,f,t-
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
DANA's MANUAL OF GEOLOGY.

H. Asous Of Geoosy: Treating Of Csc principles OF tie
Scncr with .peci feerenc. 70 An rrcan Geoogca Hsto
~. By JAMES ID. DANA, NJ A, LII D., Professor Of Oe-
elesy in Yale College.
We lave satisfaction ia nunouucnztie completion Of this
kspotst work earlier publication Of which hss been de-
Aysd b, the sts u TIT sotLos health We ircl author I'D
By the opinion Of those cspzbl. Of judging Of 10 e Ia
p<tag Lat wosk wbcG has 5tBd Issued
bcence viii be hiied with ss'i'factian ihsn this or
wit -ia bore clearly era IA the history Of Geological Lat,
GESTURE.
The work forms octave volume Of $40 pages, inus.,eo
with over one thousand nguIe aud 40 H. enre Mechanical
execution We have hctaeo At eJpcnse labor which
you'd IN any cegee add to It's ~ cesrncss and
Pree IN beveied muslin 81 haiiIurkey morocco, marble
edges o. Copies forwarded per mail prepaid. upoa
ceipt OF pzlce.
THEODORE BLISS Co. Philadelphia
We likewise psblisf.
Professor siil .usls PRINCIPLES Or PHYSICS, SIPS.
P,ofes.or iiusn's fiRor PRlNClPLLS Ot CHEM.
IsfAY, : -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
NIIEAP EDrrION-VlCTOR HC0O7
LES MISEEADLES
CARLEVONs COPY3ICdr Ep4IC%
InE DEMAND USADAlED .

81 iaa.ctol Of the extraordinary htsscs ez.stg fS
mi. IL j.. su:oiens state ths tsa
las volumes purchased a. he Trade sa!' ia
Eew.Yo.s City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
RcPsrts From Nsrfslk.

Fort Monroe, lay q.
A refugee from Norfolk loft last night
in row boat, and arrived this morning.
Commodore Tatnall received sealed or
ders on Monday, and sailed, but opening
them in Elizabeth river, found be was or
dered to ran the blockade and proceed to
York river, He therefore returned to
Norfolk and Immediately resigned his
commission, together with his chief off,
cers. There was general expectation
in Norfolk that the Merrimac would come
out ct once.
There are 5000 OF I 900 rebel troops
under Gen. Huger, between Pig Point
and Norfolk. Three companies, in Ports
mouth. rcbelled few days since. II il
also reported that part Of Gen. Maeru-
der's forces had mutinied at Williamsburg.
A torpedo has been copstructed It
Norfolk calculated to be managed under
water by one man, and be propelled By
him under the vessel 70 be destroyed. It
ID said 70 b Ave or ok feet long.
Gen. Burnside, ID gsnsni order con-
Gen. Park on his victory,
commands that the name Of Fort Macon
Be inscribed on the colors 81 the 4th and
9th regiments and the 9th Connecticut
regiment. The command Of the Fort
was offered to Capt. Lewas O. Morris,
Let Artillery, after the surrender, but de-
clined, and Col. Rodman, Of the 9TH r. T..
was placed in charge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
RrePoseA Amnesty.
Especial to Herald
Washington M

eSutHStOu, MAY ..
About two months ago | stated that
there was In contemplation by the Gov
eminent an amnesty measure that il was
proposed to ofer said amnesty as soon as
our power extended over Richmond and
few other specified places. Now learn
net in so many words directly, but in
directly-that tho subject matter Of such
amney measure is actually under copsid,
ssatlon, and may Soon DO issucd, the
whole depending On the immediate sue
cess Of our arms. / was told some time
ago that such amnesty would .bs exteAdsd
TO oil except Davis and hisCAbinet, and
the Confederate MajUand BHgadisr GEN
erals, with few prominent and eminent
civilians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
ERoM WASHINGTON.

AshtngtOn, May &.
The current report that General Nc
Dowell has crossed the Rappahaanock
and occupies fredericksburg is untrue.
A telegraph Communication is established
with him.
Dispatches from Gen. Halleck, dated
to-day, nay nothing Of the reported evacu-
alton Of CoEinth, it il discreditsd.
Dsssrtions from the rebel army here
continue to b. numerous. They IRE COM
ing in daily, almost hourly, from various
directions and al agree in their state
ments Of the rebel force about loo, 900
and Of very general depression Of spirits
among both of6cers and men. The news
Of our recent victories is kept sedulously
from them.
6euAtor Summers bill Of which he gave
NOTES to-day repeats three sections Of the
oct 81 1903 regulating the coastwise slave
trade and makes the transportation Of
slaves from one port Of the United States
to another penal offence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

A-Clagctt's Constitution deyotes /.
half . column to the justification Of the
sympsthizers who procured ! suit Of
clothes for the traitor surgeon Who Is loaf
ing about our streets. The justification
hinges mainly upon the allegation that
the editor Of the Gate City is An Adolf.
ZIONIST. And thas, indeed, is the stereo-
typed argument with the Constitution
Whenever its editor get. into tight
place.
Now, from what We have heard loval
democrats say, We take it that they did
not approve or endorse the partialitv
shown BY sympathixers for the secesh sur.
geon over our men, and we do not thinl
that Clagett's lying abuse Of u a. N Al
oiitloo'st will reconcile them to endorse i,
a. Democratic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

Boston, May s.
Col. Dawson, Of the Sd Miss. Reet.
captured u RI. Donslson, died IT III.
Warren on Tuesday, His body has been
sent to his friends. Austin b. Smith.
late Navy Agent = San Franeisco, has
been released from. ~. Warren in exchange
for VIM. Ayres, Of Phih., who was CAP
tured while fsmbling over tho battla Aeil
Of Bull Run after the svaesation d Man
asses,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Washington, May ..

The Senate confirmed the appoi ntnent
Of Brig. Generals Hitchell and Ord 70 Be
Major Gsnaral Of volunteers, and Captain
John Gibbons OF the 14th artillery "a IL
Brig, General.
Vessels that 80 South, except in the
employ Of the GoveYnnsut, 10 matter
.hat their cargo, will Be sailed md con-
fscated. ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

sA- Is Mr.. Howell the man to talk
about disloyalty-the man who reioiced
at the commencement of actual hostilities
at Sumter, and the shedding Of the blood
OF his conntrymen in civil war, and who
afterwards endeavored to encourage a
dlsunion spirit in this city. by attempting
to prove that our people would be bene-
fitted from dissolution of the nation p
lClagett's Constitution.
We did rejoice At the bombardment Of
Sumter by the rebels, for, although they
had already formed southern confeder.
acy. robbed our treasury and minis, seized
our arsenals and navy yard. throughout
the south, many northern democrats still
cried "No coercion" Clagett's own son,
IN public speech in this town, said if =
force was marched south against the reb.
els, he would shoulder musket and give
them fire in the rear and scores Of
persons applauded the sentiment. The
bombardment Of Sumter dried up that
kind Of talk, and united the North to
save the Union, and therefor We rejoiced
Before. not after the war commenced
IN reply 10 the bug-aboo threats Of Clag-
ett and others that unless there vas a
compromise the Union would be dis.
solved and Keokak, as border town.
- 4
would be ruined, We stated that the i'm
portancs Of keokuk would be enhanced
sy such an event. But We did no, believe
such an event would ever happen.
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The town was startled by rumor to-
day that all the members Of Congress OK
the border slave States and number of
conservative sympathisers from other
States weTs seriously considering the pro-
priety Of with1nving in body from the
Senate md the House and thus ppsojpit~;
sting ! dseisios BY the people Of ths
whole country on the radical uaaeure Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
- .. A. Aahony, 4 Co., Of the Dr.

- .. A. Aahony 4 Co., Of the Du.
Daqne Herald, sued the Postmaster d
.:is. city, Al the iate term OF the j 4
Court, TOR claim Of e35. for publishing
unca,led for letters from April 70 Dscem.
Der, 1861, and also for 81, 900 damage,
for not Publishing tie letter lat n ~
Herald. The defendant demurred, And
the Court sustained the demurrer. hold.
Ing that the plaintiff had no cause q A..
ton, and, If he had, the Court had M
Jurasdaction. This Is trough" On Maho.
~, who had been threatening that 1start.
Ing deveIopments" would be made vhen
ths u. 8. Court met.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Washinrton. NAV 3.

Washington, May 3.
The latest count shows there ara now
l66 Brigaaier Generals, and that 20 il
addition await Senatorial action, and IA
vorabls report has IN made on the
Recommendation Of Danid E. Hicklss, and
there seems no doubt that BE win soon b
confirmed. The bill proposing y limit
the number Of BriSadisrG snsrsls to zoo
and Major Generals 70 20 will ID Ill
probability bseonsa Law.
Thus fkr, Or within two days, appiica-
tions have bsen fled for compensation for
forty-two Of the slaves taanumitted in the
District Of COLUMBIA, under the emanci-
patton act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
!, MayQ-2 u.
TCor. Associated Press. I

The rebels opened this morning with
their rifed columbiads. 68-poundera,
plnced on the nights of Yorktown. Our
MOL battery Of loo and 200-pounder
PARROTS was then brought 10 bear on the
only gun which has given us any trouble,
our shots falling over and around it with
every prospect 81 its being very soon dis.
mounted. When on its twenty. third dis
charge, the enemys gun burst into
thousand pieces, tearing mp the parapet
and maling hsvoc with the crowd who
were collected around it. At the time
no less than ten persons we're standing on
the parapet, within six feet Of il, besides
those who were hid from view BY the
works The destruction Of life must have
been considerable. This vas the only
gun which the rebels have shown capable
Of doing No. battery any harm All
firing on thsir Sid4 cealed. while our guns
were nannAd with renewed vigor. direct
ing their shells into the town. About
100 shots were fired by our guns up to
2 o'clock this p. M, when al firing ceased.
A rebel steamboat came down Che river
and attempted to land At Yorktown, but
was prevented by few shots from our
'l0O-pounder Parrot. The rebsis kept
up continuous FIRE Ill last night on our
men in the trenches. The only Casualties
were the wounding Of two men.
Tbs weather i again pleasant. Ii it
should continue you can look ont for start
ling news from this quarter Tbs work
laid out is approaching completion.
J james Decker, Co. d, Bsrdan's Sharp
shooters, was wounded last night and To.
ken prisoner. =