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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

By the change in the Departments OF VIZ
qinia announced by the Secretary OF war o"
Saturday, Gen. McClellan's command DO"
covers the pepinsula between tho James ana
York Rivers. He retains command Oh 'nre0 Vi
the five corps d'arm6e lately belonging 10
the army OF tae Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

The mails by the steamship Niagara, with
English dates TO the I'D ult, arrived here on
Saturday evening BY these we received Paris
snd Turin correspondence. which is published
in other columns. We publish hke9g,se extracts
from fifteen of the leadiag Brtish journals, re-
lating TO the Message Of Emancipation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

Our Port Royal letter thi, morning dive,
some interesting PARTICULAR, of late rnoyemeo..
In Florida, Of the Rebel attack on North Ed.to
Island AID the reception % Unon prisoner,
10 Charleston. We have right {, b. orogI
Of "a, coatrast betweea Ito .reatrel: .. 4ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

Or Russell of TIE London Times has arrived
In this city from Warrington, aod it j. alleged
he has taken his passage for Liverpool in the
steamship China. WHICH sails from this port on
Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

men in Rebel city, and that extended 70
Rebel soldiers who have beon brought 70 sne
North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

A Military Superintendent Of Telegraph
Lines has been appointed ia the person Of
Anson S,ager. nOw n colonel IN the yOun.
teer service; and +. s. Sanford having Ike.
wise the rank Of colonel. is assigned 20 special
duty in the War Department 40 Military
Supervisor Of Teiesraphic Dispatches The
Secretary Of War orders that they be re
cpec,ed aud obeyed accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

A cour,ly chronicle from Washington note,
the arrival there Of three young members Of
the English nobi..ty--I.osd Edwail Careai.sh,
Lord X. Cecil. aud Lord - PoIcy--a.l be-.
longing 10 the army stationed in Canada and
now employing their time 10 extending their
"ultary experience az quiet ob-,Ook,r, Of tue
headquarters OF the national aruy, instead o.
whetting their swords 10 repe an imaginary
Invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FDn I~t1.

TIT, popular AySrsr Is now icady.
PACK Is oens T. copis FOR r leo copi-- - Posisse
r.i4 - E.prsss - prr l., Ce-h orders solicited
We stppy bsck numb o. tls Ii'u1Hc ty.iu.c icr
gears l5!4 55s 40" 1867 1885, 1889 l0l0 md 1851 'nce H.
cents eAeh pot paid Add.es Tue Thlbrsi New p...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
Aetp!2lptk GribpNa
MONDAY. APRIL :. 1852.

a. w JoHNsoN is gent in BRIDGgIcy. \. J. or thr
sale of ldE TsEusB aud viii friends wish
Daily Ssu-N eeKly. aud Weekly Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
WunoR's COMPOUND OF Con LIVER OIL

NILBOKS COMPOUND Or too AiN IL va"
Axp Lrgrhe .itat popularity of is saie end ete,oas
re uarsou Il alone attributable 10 W intrinsic worth IN
the c.go Of Ccushs. Co.Gs Asthma brcuchuS hoopi <
Ooash all Consum i've ~ poms II fss no Superior
equal Let no one ncelcc; The taty SYN tome Of disease
Naer ,he SCENT is thns hsrd which vii alleviate OFT eoA
plants OF the Chest. Lungs and Throat. %
sold BY A. r. WuLT0R. Chtmisf, No. 100 Con ~ ,os
tos BY j. A. Mhsu, No. rs NewAOik and IA Fhladephs
b. g. w. Dy Oft Sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

HERNIA Or RUrrrRC.-- The best proof thai
M,rsHs R.picT CrrE tn VIII cure hei-'a l. &c pro.
of hose who hsve worn tfc sod been cured fti.onS
aHicted with th. troublesome complain. shc 10 Co" on
MARSH BEOIHEIs o. mast aua bfoad"tsi uHu'i
Bauru's Mue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

IMPORTANTLY ALL ARTICLES TOR >oIDl-RN
should be sent ct hall rates by uARArESs ENlHz' 70 -
Bsosowsy. They seud dali. u al p0int pied - Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
urnn1Nc-s PArENr CnAMrI0N rmr.pGOor

IiFIKKTNT ; 7 N T n V II-E-'3t ~ T ~
Ss IA, most re- stsr security ron ere ucg kI0wn - ~
RlNG's Champion Bgrgls Proc, S.fEs, with Herring ana
Floyds new Patent CO tslikcd iron'-ite only Ia.
y ,ich csnuo, he drilled. HIRING Co..
10 ~ - sd..av. COZ A-.ILlN 4. Ao-E : oIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

ATJgpFrRs'. No. 57} broadway Ladies BAL
.,r,,r Boor. AT 90 sud a pair, Misses 81 a aud
-; Chidren's > q I'd 81 =. NONE c.,lei except
Interior Al goods warfouitd az JhEH 40 ''' h'o'a' AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

WHEN THE THROAT AND LUNGS are over
loaded with phlc I'm or lucus how you expect to be Zee
from Cough or Difficulty of Breathing Therefore. mne-
ds,ely apply to that most potent remedy for ell PULMONARY
DuHAss. Dr. JAMES ExrForoRASr, sni you VII tnd
the mos, beneficial results from itsua
Sold hN DrnR.isi, seneraly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

Men Of CoSNECrIcuT, is il possible that
yorr state can vote to loriily aud perpctuatc
Slavery, whom even VIRGINIA goes oyewhelln.
iDgy for Freedom Answer to-day at the
polls!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

TuE ORIGINAL How SEWiNC-MAChiNKS-
Pacen,ly rrroved aud perfected bfekus Of ue-d' 40
missing stitches no trouble ia doing any d o! ~cls no
aahi" s,pd for de-criotre CataOgue. AGFNT. " All
- ,ds,es. Tux EowK SKwfSG-N Ma rfss-s
No. 81 BrOadv g., N.w'Ncfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

TRU,.Er.-Bupturcd persons Should ihro"
swoy Immediately their Old fashioned TRUSS. nd o0ain
w uTss PATENT LHyKR II s. Toe new iusirnntD, %
perfsct Light esq clean ard dui able Pamphlet iiee No
Z Rood-st.. n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Fort Pickering yesterday, named W.
Jones and John B, Barnard, had started
in skff with good supply Of ouinine
and other medicines, to reach the rebel
lines, ard when ovcrhauled by our gun.
boats, threw some suggled goods into the
river; several bottles Of qunine remain
ed, however, which revealed their pur.
pose. The men were detained for az
animation
Some rebel pickets were discovered here
the other day in confectionery stnre.
and secured by the Government authori-
ties.
Recent Irregularities in the receipt Of
the mails from the North have ceased
mails have been received from Cairo
nearly every day for tie past 10 DAYS
much to the relief Of the business com.
munity and the public generally. who have
suffered great Inconvenience from preyi-
Gus delays. Since June 18th nearly
1000 letters have been sent, mostly
from the Memphis post Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Special to Post. I
Washington. August

Simeon Draper, Of New York, has been
appointed Commissioner, with general
power to enforce the order issued yester.
day by Secretary Stanton, directing bsen,
army officers and men to return to duty.
M. Draper will go to New Engla ad To-
nisat, 10 begin the Performance of this
duty. L is understood that this appoint-
ment was entirely unsolicited by him.
The Navy Department has positive
knowledge that but one war vessel pur
chased by the rebels in Europe Is trying
to escape from England, and the Federal
gunboat Tuscarora is watching her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

HEADq'Rs Army OF PoronAc,
AuUust 1860

About II o'clock last night the rebels
opened FIRE from the opposite side of the
river, with two batteries of light artillery.
The ere was principally directed to the
mail-boat landing at the headquarters of
Col. ingalls,, and the shipping and en-
campments Of Weston. The rebel pieces
we're handled we'll. and fred with great
rspidi'y. Four men were killed and FIVE
or six wounded. Several horses were
also killed. The rebels had it all their
own way for some time, az our troops did
not anticipate m attack, but the So .peun-
dsrs stationed 1t Col. ingalls, headquar-
ters soon silenced their guns after they
opened. A few Of our vessels we're
struck, but no serious damage was sus-
tanned BY any Of them. With this en-
cep.ion nothing has occurred worth men,
tionng.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
lss rrLrsaArn.I
New Work Market.

New York, Aug. i.
Fiour--Asrhss dali and dropping; salssat o. GS0t6
90 for superhns State; e5 sue es Is for Extra state;
~ s58ss 20 for sapsr Western, o5 a0015 70 for
Common to Medium Extra Western; Is 4S0 o. IS for
Common 10 sood shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio
Whea'-Aarkst quis'and hrm. with limited supply;
Sl12t9ei IL for Chicago spfiDg u l7As W. for NIL
waukss Club; 81 eaa V for Amber lows; ai asxi
a. for Winter Red western; u 3s1I ~ for Amber
Michigan; u 10 for fair White Michigan.
Corn--Narket scarcely active; aAies ct Sc for
Mixed Western, sound old delivered.
Whisky--Firm III Ale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
GIN. PRxsrIss HoRsEwHrppEp n A..

GIN. PRxSrIas HoRsEwHIppED II Ar.
LANTA.-About three weeks ago, as We
learn by lady from Atlantis, = female
OF that place, reputed lady, made gross
ly insulting remarks to Gen. Prentiss,
who is prisoner there. He made no
reply, but turned his bark upon her con-
temptuously. For this. an Atlanta man,
taking company with him, went and
horsewhipped the distinguished prisoner.
God grant that our armies may soon
avenge that and myriad other outrages
Louisville Journal.
That is the trne chivalry-Georeia
chivalry-rebel chiyalry-the cAivalry of
the ardent, sunny South. To insult a
prisoner is highly chivalrous to have
the insult BY female, whose sex protects
her from chastisement, is still more chiv
alrous; but, after Ill this, to assail the
helplesa prisoner. for the fseblest protest
he could make against the contumslies
heaped upon him-this il an altitude Of
chivalry that no medieval chevalisr ever
dared aspire to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Washington, August L.

The name of Goldsboro, as was errone-
ously printed in some of the newspap pc r.
1t ths head of the actiye liat OF rear ad.
mirals- They rank - follows: Farm
gut. Goldsborrough, Dupont, Foots and
David Wilter have been appointed as as
SCISSOR. and Geo. A Brown collector for
Colorado. and Jessie Z. Ly,tle assessor,
and Robt. Burton collector for Utah Ter
ritory, under the internal tax bill. The
commissioners of Indian Affairs Dale J
IS abe Mt f.o.u Washington, to torn a
treaty with the Iul,ans in Northern Min
nesota, located on the old river OF the
North, and up to the British provinces.
Hon. Thos. Bowie Member OF Con-
gress, who was recently arrested at his
house in MARYLAND and brought to WASH
inston ON suspioisn Of encouraging SOL
diers to desert, has been honorably dis
charged from custody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
COMMERCIAL


DALs GArR CRY oyy,cx
KEoKrx July 90 ~.
PLouR-sspsrass ~ 50 ;spria swhsat extrasi rs
Pa'iwheatExtra - =
BRAN AEDsHoRrs-soto zoe = 100 ks.
ooRN-l7 TO I6c p bush.
BARLky-ase.
to soc. w. 'f'iAt~
RYE-25e dull
OATs--Is To zoe
P0TAToES-New, so TO co.
SUGAR New Orleans fair l0ail. pr,n. To-
choice IL; clarasd I0 i2i crushed and loaf
Observation-Disclosures 50so; susaYhou - ,0
Golden syrup 7oD $50 very scarce
RE-RiocssDsste lava ssDao Lasuy r.a+n0s.
RICE-9e.
soAP-Palm &c. Family 5he. Gsrman tcin. j ~
o7ae. -
cANDLEs-star lsaD u. sssAsiss IL, Mould 10.
LAkD-s tostc; retail q 10 70.
soTfhk-Con sD7e; CAois III, rstain4kol3
rAovlsioNs--Shouidsrsi0 i1c; Hams IAO1;Cissr
siass AASti sdssa 20 n. Sugar Cured Haas, 1880.
LkATHsR-eols 24Das; Barnsssa70ao. go
HTDEs-Dry 10 10 l2c. xrasby half prics |; rsssn
40 n, green sheep psis IOeGI %; green los skins
lSc.
HAY-Tlmoshy. % so07 %. baled % eoo I'll
Prairie 81 eo2a o..
skEDs-Tinothy 81 %; Flax Seed 800.
ONlONS--15D40c.
kGGS-32@tc.
WHITE sKANs-In good demand, 3Oooelas.
TkATHKRS-Q5630.
FRUIT-Drisd Applss ~ ooDsl ssx bushss.--
Dried Peaches o. Mass 50. Rsisins e4se0o4so
cHEksE-Wss.srn Reserves; Dsamak 7es.
REsF cArrtF~-ee~ ss.~.s
sHEEP-ee 0o2s IS head.
sALT-G.A. ~ So sack KaaawAa n % > har
rei Liverpooisl scG ~ 90 = sack; I.l. ~ 50 10
60, ysry scarce.
ffSH-hssksrei,No. eiGsG Is p Dbl. No = IA
4eH. No.3 eS0e1o. hits Fish, no 1 ~ OoS 4 50
p half Dbl. Cod Tish SOS
RAGs-Woolen 1 Cottonac
oLDIAoN-h0ke \. BrassSNse -. Cop.
psrlo0l2he , D.
hxcHAnsE.-on New YORK y per cent. bank able
funds; Phiisdeirha, Boston. Chicago and cinein.
nah y per cent. st. Louis per cent Gold Toto
IL per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

~Our farmers are now in the midst
=. .nsir harvest; and 60 which way YOU
viii the clatter Of reapers and the shouts
OF the narvesters greet your ears, and
causes one to feel like leaving his business
IN town. for . season, and rusticating
with the chords Of the land" We are in.
formed that the wheat crop in this county
- excellent The corn never made bet.
ter appcarnnce. Putnam county is truly
blessed with everything which Nature
can oes'ow Putnam County H.. J Re-
publican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Memphis. July 80.
\ Rumors reached here yesterday Of the
late attack Of some Confederate cavalry
upon BrOwnsville. aud the capture of !
number Of persons there trading for cot
ton. with tl5,O in gold.
Nothing new from Helena. No boa,
later than the Queen Of th. West from
vcksburg. The Queen started for Cairo
on yesterday, for repairs.
The United States authorities now hold
all vacant and deserted houses and stores
in Memphis, and this morning an order
was issued forbiding any one from rent
ing the same without obtaining leave Of
the Government agent, Quartermastcr
Henry 8. Fitch. The rents are to b held
in trust, awaiting the disposition Of the
property Of rebels. No more cotton or
other products Of this country are hereaf-
ter to be bought with guild. According
. an order issued this morning by Gen.
Sherman, al cotton hereafter sold in man
ner is to be seised, and the proceeds to be
held subject 70 the claims OF owners. All
merchants disbursing money against the
provisions Of said order to be arrested and
brought before military commission, for
aiding the enemy. Ci.izens nsy buy
cotton or other property. by giving obi.
cations payable At the close of the war,
Ok :: :ho pleasure * i. Cot !. J. niasut, u
they may deposit the valss Of purchases
with the Quartermaster, 10 Is held in
trust for IL bsnekt of ownsrs. II Il )
much nes0ed order y@ss#s
Il j. reported here that Gen, Rsaex
was 1t Tupello on Thursday last. One
disision had been detached but ~ loCal
tion was unknown. i y fuaaofsd that
il he'd insadsd Bolivar. Tia rebel asspr
mid . = preparing v noys perhaps
. NlshvilIs. 9 - =
Tslsgnphic opeatioss I'm hAs> hsea
abanl onsd. 81 go 4
Two s1sogllxs xtrs iirrssAsd opposite
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
w ashington. August

The story about the arrival of the ten
iron clad ganboats of Mobile, is disbe-
lleved in official quarters. Its presumed
that the Government is not ignorant of
the rebel movements in Europe.
Capt. Porter Of the mortar Aotil.a las
left Washington for 4 brief visit North
10 recruit health, =. : = :. :.
ing his command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Harrisburg. Anpnat 4

rr harrisburg, August ].
The Adjutant General has Issued 4
circular to the county commissioners, or
dering one TO return to his headquarters
the enrolment of the militia of the sever
al counties, before the 10th Of August,
SO as to be prepared to meet any emer-
gency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
Galesburp Iii Anrus.

A very large and enthusiastic mass
meeting of the citizens OF Knox county
was held at Knoxville yesterday, 10 give
expression to the war feeling. Speeches
we're made by Senator Jim Lane and A.
G Larned, Ex- Governor McMurrsy.
Judge Lawrence and others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

We have received the first number OF
the North Western Fruit Growers Com
pan'on," published in this city By Thos.
Gregg. 1t is fairly gotten up. is published
monthly and is certainly very cheap at 81
per year. We present IS specimen its
introductory on Horticulture by s.
HORTICULTURE.
Il is enphatically the duty of the more
intelligent in the community, BY pre-
cept and example, to remove the too com
mon prejudice, that gardens are costly
and Improbable. So far ID this from fact.
that we venture the assertion that few ex-
penditures will furnish better return, il
We duly reckon Ill the results
contentment, peace Of mind and health.
Many are deferred from this pleasing pur-
suit, by the fear that it requires some
peculiar skin or faculty. Nothing can
be farther from the truth. OF a surety,
IN order to attain excellence, it is neces-
sary that experience shall be acquired-
for anything obtained without effort is
scarcely worth having; but beginning is
easily made by any one Of ordinary sense,
and determination to succeed viii sssur
eddy be crowned with success.
"Who," asks Boursals, "doss not love
flowers They embellish our gardens
they furnish moro brilliant luster to our
festivals; they are the Interpreters Of our
affection thsy are the testimonials of our
gratitude. = Happy are those who
love and cultivate them. z
From the earliest ages great attention
has been paid 70 Horticulture, and many
great I'D good men Of ali times and Of
I'll nasions, have been dsvossdly attached
10 il.
It affords " much pleasure to ~. that
the taste Tor rural Improvements OF eyery
description. i advancing sils.tly. 81.
With great rspidity, in thn country. h.t
more particularly 90 the Great West.
Bsar in mind that God himself planted
The first gardsA and = our frst parsa6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

by frLEdR,pH.-A young lady was
taken sick while visiting at Cleveland,
and the good folks at home we're dumb
founded with dispatch that q she has
had child. 1t should have been, ''has
had n chill"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Late advioes from the South, by rebel
sources. arc important. Ten iron clad
gunboass were built in England, and fully
equipped, have arrived off Mobile harbor.
Three moic are on the way. These con-
s'tute the feet ordered by the Southern
ConiederaeJ to be purchased in Europe.
They mount from 10 to 80 guns each, and
arc said to be mailed with six inch iron.
The blockade was run openly, by din, OF
superior strength and weight Of metal
Mobile IS now considered open to the
world, with the support of her newly ac-
quirrd power.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

@ Do those editors who have so
much to say about the expenses Of the
war, desire that fhe independence of the
rebel Confederacy shall be acknowledged
BY the Government because the war is
costly /? II so, why don, they speak outy
Louisville journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Toledo, August l.
A large and enthusiastic war meeting
in this city to day. Business almost en-.
tirely suspended At ii a. m. Speeches
by Hon. h. b. Payne, F. T. Backus and
others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
.MtdMtghi Report.
Louisville, XIV, August

i'outsviile, Ny, August /.
6eu Boyle issued an order preventing
the sale OF contraband articles, such as
guns, ammunition, or medicines in pack.
ages, unless the purchaser first gets q per-
init from headquarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

kgThs feeling in Russia. both with
the common people and ,those IN ofaciAf
circles, 10 represented - almost anAaim-
osDly in fksor Of to Unitsd States md
aGainst the rehea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
The I.ternal Revenue.

The Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue are
busily engaged in settling the limits Of
districts and making the appointments
under the Tax law. CAlifor1ia has been
divided into Eve districts. Oregon and
the Territories will each constitute one.
h Ths appeiatments for iii these viii
soon be announced. The districts in the
other States will conform, in the main, to
the Congressional Districts under the
new appointment, although the bounds
ries may be altered in some cases whore,
as constituted for Congress, they divide !
county or ward. The new appointment
viii Be the basis Of distric.ing in the States
which lose Al well as in those which cain
representatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

1t Is currently reported in this city, tn
which rumor considerable credence is at
iached, that the first Mormon trains for
Salt Lake City this season, were stoned
1t Fort Laramie by the military authori.
ties there, In pursuance of an order from
the Government.
The reason for this sudden check To
the Mormon emigration, is said TO be on
account of-the destruction of the mails.
stage station, robbing and numbering of
emigrants on the route between the Fort
and Salt Lake City, which has oil along
been attributed to the Indians but the
Government his been put 10 possession
OF intelligence which warrants the suppo-
sition that the an,.,vntics of Brigham
Yong have been instrumental in The com
mission of these acts of depreciation
Among the reasons for t,ais belief on tie
part OF the Government, is said TO be that
while enilgraut trains for Oregon aud
California have been continually harassed
on the route west of Fort Laramie, the
MORN IN trains have passed alung undis-
tutbed.
1t is further said that Brigham Young
has ordered every able bodied man in the
Territery-the entire i.iliiia--to muster
Immediately for driil and service-re-
outing the women to take care of the
crops. Ii is no doub, the intention of
Brigham Young to dispatch large force
10 meet the coming emigration TO Utah.
and contest the right, by military power,
of escorIing his subjects TO Utah. Should
these rumors prove correct We may expect
to hear ofa conflict in the West, between
the Government troops and the military
powers under Brigham Young Omaha
July 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

- Presuming that the debt and la
bilities Of the United States will be eight
hundred millions Of dollars At the com
mencemen, Of 1868, il viii then Be- less
than one-ffth Of the national debt Of Eng
land, less than one-half that Of Enncs,
and about one-half that Of Austria. VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pred and when subscribers wish 10 con-
tinus they will remit Immediately.
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~ We invite the attention Of per-
sons wishing to enlist. to the advertise.
ment of our fellow-cihzen John Bruce.
Esq. OF Mr.. Bruce's excellent charac-
ter and qualifications we need not speak !:
he is we'll AMI favorably known 10 this
community, as a gentleman Of high char
acter for morality and integrity, and he is
well posted in military tactics. We earn.
cstly hope large number will eulist with
Mr. Bruce at once. He will do his duty
IN any position, he is gentleman in
every sense Of the word, and will act tho
gentleman wherever he may he placed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

II The packet Kate Oassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar-
rival Of the train from Keoiuk.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
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