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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31
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Shilsers une slUn.aur. gtalsr,
In Fer 3ttn GtraEe.
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gintritt: so Gsnts -Gamen irei.
Serrinano Mesler.
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rrtlbe anf ben Wartt serorfen rrarfn, eurh feline un.
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p~trprenst tporpsn Iine.
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Ayers Ague Cure.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the Circuit Court of Gasconade
County, March 26th 1861.
FELIX BoNNoT, Plaintiff; Civil action
ROBERT R, FOSTER, Defsn- attachment
dant.
Now at this day comes Felix Bonnet, the
plaintiff in the above entitled cause before
the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Gasconade County, in vacation, and files
his petstion and affidavit, stating amongst
other things that the above named defen-
liant Robert r. Foster has absconded from
his usual place of abode in this State, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, It is thereupon ordered
by the clerk aforesaid, in vacation, that pub
LEGATION be made, notifying him, that an
action has been commenced against him. by
petition and attachment in the Circuit Court
of Gasconade County in the State Of Mis-
souri,, founded on a note for the sum of fifty
Dollars, that his property is about to be at
tached, and that unless he be and appear at
the courthouse in Hermann, within the
county OIL Uasconaoe, on me elgnt \o) uay
ofSeptomber 1862, and on or before the
third day thereof (ifthe term shall S, long
continue, and if not, then before the end of
the term) Judgment will be rendered against
him and his property sold to satisfy the
same. 1t is further ordered, that a copy
hereof be published in the Hermann Volks-
blatt, q newspaper published in the County
Of Gasconade, for four weeks successfully,
L 1A l. ~o,4 g.. -~ao1xe
before the commencement or the next term
Of aaid Court.
A true copy
Attest
JAMES ARROTT,
Clerk
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4. Ser Meblar.
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8. Ser Nrairietemfel.
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GOrrtrunssn sessn Die Rssisruns, iopis DtnilSn.n
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fur taar Sch:
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Sereiu.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Cairo, April 30.
The river has risen an inch since morn.
ing.
Intelligence from Pitkburg indicates
immediate forward movement Of our whole
army. Gen. Pope on Sunday advanced
his division over four miles into the in
terror from Pittsburg: battle was daily
expected. Genls. Halleck and Grant
have moved headquarters to front and are
personally experimenting details of pre-
partitions.
Stesmer Dssoto arrived from the gun
boat fotilla, but brings no further news.
Bcserters from the rebel army confirm
the repofts Of taking New Orleans, but
gave no particulars.
The Desoto brought 81 bales of cotton,
and ! lot Of hides from Osceola, Arkansas.
Gov. Yates has chartered the steamer
Champion and is fitting her up as hos
pital boat for wounded soldiers. She
leaves St. Louis Wednesday morning with
= full corps Of surgeons aud nurses and
will proceed thence up Tennessee river to
await the coming battle.
Later arrivals report gradual advance
Of our army on Pittehufg Runners of
tbs evacuation d Corinih we're reiterated
by deserters who had arrived at General
Hallecks headquarters.
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Repsrt - Ce.nsAa tses.


The committee which Was appointed 1t
a meeting Of citizens, held at the Office Of
the Post Hospital, in this city. to oonsid-
er the e1pediency Of organizing County
Soldiers Relief Association" and ii
deemed expedient to report to subse-
quent meeting constitution and by laws,
have met. and after full discussion re-
solved that such an organization il not
expedient or necessary. The decision Of
the committee was based on these two
important facts: First, the existence Of
the Ladies' Aid Society, which from
its widely extended plan Of operations, ita
thorough organization and energetic, I'M
firing efficiency, has been ard j: still Sc
complishing most Of the objects contem-
plated by the proposed County Assoc,a-
ton. Second. the State Legislature has
placed It tho disposal Of the Governor
ample means, if wisely, efficiently aud
promptly applied, to enable him to pro,
vide for all tho objects contemplated BY
said county organization.
A. BaIDaMAk, Chm Com.
Keokuk, April %.
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applied 70 the educssion Of colorcd chill.
dren.
On motion Of Mr. Hale, the resolution
authorizing the Sec,y Of the Navy to dis
charge contractor after fulfilling his con-
tract, was. after some discussion on it, laid
over. Mr. Hale explained that under the
present law the Department can call for a
large amount of work to be done at the
same price.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass. introduced bill
to amend the bill of last session coufisca
ting slaves SO as to include the wives and
children of slaves
On motion Of Mr.. Powell, the resolu-
ton calling on the Secretary Of State for
the number and names of persons who
have been arrested in the State Of Ken
lucky and imprisoned in forts, DC, Of
other States was taken up.
Mr. Sumner moved as a substitute that
the President, il not incompatible, Gc.,
will give any information in his possession
touching the arrest of persons in Ken
tucky since the LIST of Sept, 1861.
Mr.. Powell hoped the substitute would
not be adopted, as be thought it a mere
dodge to evade his resolution.
Mr.. Wade presented petitions from
citizens Of Ohio, asking con6scation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
FROM THE sEvENTEENTH IOWA,
BENTON Barracks, ST.. LOUIS,
April 26th, 1862,

Ed. GATE CRY: The Iowa 18th had
a comfortable trip from Keokuk to this
place. Captain Maiin, and Harry at the
desk, did everything in their power To
promote the welfare Of the men. The
sick were congregated around good fires,
and the cabins we're thrown open for gen.
eral convenience. The Regiment arrived
here on Sabbath morning and immediate
ly proceeded to the Barracks, where the
Quartermaster had arranged for quarters.
The field and staff officers occupy the
same rooms used by the officers Of the Sd
Iowa Cavalry, and the companies are po-
sitioned on the south side of tie Bar
racks.
Some forty Of the men are sick, prin-
cipally from Measles and Anmps. They re-
ceiye every possible attention from Sur
geons Udell and McGorrisk.
The Regiment has been finely armed,
and supplied with $4,000 rounds Of am
munition, wagons, mules, horses, tents,
DC. The Government officers ever prompt
to respond to the acquisitions of the Colo
mel and Quartermaster. This Regiment
will be of in few days, probably on
Tuesday morning. It is now mustered
for pay.
The Rev. Mr.. II. Wilson of Washing
ton county. has been elected Chaplain.
He is a pious and talented Minister of the
Gospel Of Jesus Christ. He not having
arrived, the Rev. Samuel Pickard, Bap-
fist Clergyman and at present I'd Lieu
tenant, breaches for the Regiment, by in
vitation, tomorrow at 10 o'clock, beneat h
= large tree. More again.
BARRACKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

~ HArtemus Ward" had large and
respectable audience last night, and they
appeared to enjoy his jokes hugely. His
Wnole performance was ssarkasticaP take
of, abounding in many keen hits At pub.
nc speakers, some of the very best of
which did not seem to be generally appre-
ciated.
A pleasing incident of the evening, was
the presence Of Colonel Moore, wh&aa4
brought in on cot, and was loudly cheer
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

The army OF the Potomac is before
Yorktown; and We have had for the past
ten days the same happy assurances that
we had for the eight months that it lay
around Washington-only now it is, s.Al!
quiet before YorktownV We have all
the old bugaboo stories that We used to
hear about the "stupendous fortifcations''
of the rebels /; only now the Notifications,
masked batteries, !" and God only knows
what other diAbofical rebel contrivances
are afi at Yorktown. The Himmense ar
my" Of the rebels, numbering something
less than the host Of Xerxcs, is no longer
ct Manassas. Neither fnsed We say ?5 il
Gen. Mcclellan; and the ssimpas sable
roads,0 and the "balloon ascensions. ''and
all the claptrap and humbug with which
We were amused for two-thirds Of year
in front of Manassas - Ill are at York
town When the leaves were on the trees
we waited for them to fall, then for them
to come out, and now probably to fall
again In summer we waited for sutumn:
in autumn for winter ! in winter for
spring; and now We Presnme, there 10
some ''strategio purpose in waiting for
summer. We hope soon TO hear of :
"grand review" on the Perinerl.. Ith.:
been some days since the army and ma
ton has been sxhilerated BY . spectacle
Of the kind. Still a. "all is quiet before
Yorktown" and the expense Of the late
Army Of the Potomac i but little over !
million day, We probably ought not to
complain !-Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

~ Clagetl's Constitution devotes
nearly two column leader to little
Charlie, "brother of the brave Richard
Higham who fell at Fort Donelson." 1t
seems cruel to employ such heavy artilIe-
~, such tremendous columbiad, against
SO small craft as little Charlie, but then
our contemporary is great gun and is al
ways loaded TO "carry the war into Afri-
CA Our humane readers. however, will
be happy to learn that we saw Charlie
after the discharge, and be not only SEEM
cd unscathed but looked = "cute'' as
ever, and scarcely conscious Of the tre-
mendous enginsry leveled against him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

The "BLACk HERo."-Many Of our
citizens will be able to call to mind an
eccentric mnlatto boy named Dave, Who
accompanied Capt. Brent. Of the Louis
v,llc legion, on his Southern Expedition.
On 6naday, during, the battle Of Shiloh,
Dave stood By the side Of Capt. Brent
-dasiae - Aine hoarsi engagement, and
sided him II cheering and encouraging
the men. H6 has earned and received
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Chicago Cattle market.

Chicago, April %.
Beef CstteAn increase In the supplies OF the week
Of 100 head, along with depreciation In New YORK
On wednesday Of fully tic n, sufficient TO break
any Market and ON Thursday morning the prospects
we're rather gloomy for drovcrs The New York ship
pers held Oh, or offered only will IA cent per pound
Of Last weeks prices. Before nesn however, OF that
day, Peunsylvsnia buyers appeared inthe market and
they swept It At but slight decifs which holders
willingly subm'ttedtc. On Friday the philadephians
were less keen andhey shared the stock with the New
York buyers at rather easier rates than on Thursday
To-day the market was less brisk, and the weeks
bnsineas clossd Al decline Of Nc -
The quality OF the cattle In market on Thu sday and
Friday was greatly superior to those onered to-day
and but for the fact that grazers ready buyers or
medium grades Of straight Cattle tho decline would
have been much greater.
Tho pficss paid daFiag the three msrket Days wsre
- follows: Extra shipping Cattle, % 25a3 49, Fair
70 Prime do ~ Soa3 rs; Grazing Cattle, ~ 5l13 ee
coarse and inferisr, - 00&aa rs
At the close Of the market nearly all the good shin
ping cattle were cleaned at the various yards and
there were but few desirable lots grasess ss over.
and the market exhibited nrmness Al the decline
named than In the early part OF the day.
We quote - follows:
Extra shipping Beeyes. Observation-Disclosures n 400 n Il
hood 70 PItmo 40 9O0C3 IS
draxthg GHstfc.-s.. Sony 10
Sommou ,f...s.s.... 0UG2 SO
IchiesEo Tribune, April 2ath.
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st. Louis. AnriI %

oADt A pan 80.
A gentleman Of this city just returned
from Omaha, informs us that the recent
troubles which the Overland Mail Com
pany have experienced were not occasion
ed BY the Indians, but by their own en-
ployees. Itappears that the drivers of the
overland coaches and other persons in the
employ of the Company have not been
paid their wages for several months; dis
gusted with this state Of affairs, they do
termined to seize upon the Company's
property and thus obtain what belonged
to them. Nearly all the available stock
OF the Company has thus been taken away.
Our informant says the Indians along the
route are peaceably disposed, and thus
far have done no injury to the mails or
Overland Telegraph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

From the Memphis Avaispche, April mil
Recent accounts from Nashville show
That The despotism established there by
LiDcoln's sasrap Andy Johnsoa, is every
day assuming more brutal nd remofse-
less character. Buell. promises that The
persons and property Of citizens should
be protected have been per6diously vio-
lated, and ali the horrors and brutalitics
that marked the original occupation of
Saint Louis, Baltimore, and Alex
andria, are being re-enacted with
ten-fold wantonness and cruelty. -
We hear Of numerous arrests and i'm
prisonments lately made by the authori-
ty Of johnson on mere political charges.
and it is thought the arrested parties will
be indicted and tried for treason by civil
process. If they should be convicted !,
we may expect some Of the Shiloh cap
tives 10 "pull hemp instead Of cotton,
before many more moons have rsvolved.
The secesh papers down South talk
about Gov. Johnson's tyranny in Ten
nessee, in very much the spirit and tone
adopted by the Vallandigham and Ma
houy press of the North, in regard 10
the conduct Of President Lincoln and the
Secretaries Of the Administration. The
traitors and sympathixers are instigated
BY the same fell spirit Of hatred to the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
EREMONT,S MOvEMENTs.
Prom the Richmond Dispatch, April Is1
Headquarters 45th Virginia Reg't,
Giles County. Va. Anr;l ~

General John Charles Fremon arrived
ut Faystte Court House, on Tuesday, the
9Th inst. Marching orders had been is
sued to the troops there stationed previ-
Gus to his arrival; and on Thursday the
troops moved on Raleigh Court House.
In little time you may expect John
Charles for bad roads mire and rain will
not stop him long. He thinks he can move
an army in this region - easily - b .
and Kit Carson would move mule train
in California bat il he don't look sharp
he'll strike snag.
This regiment has just got through q
severe winter campaign, and | tell you we
caught lit only rained and showed
twenty-seven consecutive days.
SERGEANT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

e. case ofneglect, to use no strong
or term, occurred at the hospital yester-
day, which will be deserving Of censure,
II the neglect is not speedily rectifcd to-
day. We allude to the case Of the two
noble Wisconsin boys, who have been
assiduously attended and nursed with al
the care and kindness of mother and
sisters BY lady and her two daughters,
but who, from some unexplained cause,
were excluded yesterday afternoon. This
unwarrantable exclusion has already
caused deep indignation, but We hope the
error will be recti6ed at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY Carr Cry ov,.er.

Apii ". W.
p''ssan'' 'noasn cool for past lew days
N'-" 'apoiy improving. Inc RIVER has fallen three
o m"fo mere and Is no' yet anecfed by the rise
,o'A -'e D"'ns /" res'ins ana sood for the
80. ~ 's' 'o's q sooas aa''y sent from our
Aoi'sas 'so'est LOT customers I'D tho interiors over
1ne pes moinss road which Is now all right clear
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Times Special.l
Wheeling, Va, April %.

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A trusty scout sent out by Gen. Mil
roy went within seven miles Of Staunton,
and found there's rebel Cavalry company
and learned that Jol nson, shortly after
leaving the Shenandoah Mountains, was
ordered back, but replied that its occupa-
tion by 10000 Yankees made it impossi-
Bile. He was then ordered to join Jack
son, East Of Blue Ridge, which was be-
ing rapidly done. The same scout re-
ports the loss Of foraging party, twelve
miles from Mcdowell, while water bound.
1t was attacked by guerrillas. The wagons
and horses we're destroyed, some men
BADLY wounded and some killed. This is
severe loss, in view Of the present
limited transportation facilities.
Harper and Bennett, two notorious
guerrillas, have been sent to Wheeling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

Washington, April 80.
The following was received to-day at
the War Department:
SEVEN MILES FROM MONTEREY, Tenn. J
April 18th.
Five companies of cur Cavalry had
skirmish with the enemy's Cavalry, two
miles in advance of this. The enemy
retreated, FIVE of them being killed, one :
Major, and l8 prisoners with horses and
arms were captured and are now in camp.
One of the prisoners named Vaughan
was formerly foreman in the Office Of the
Louisville Democrat. We had one man
wounded; none killed Our forces are in
capital spirits. The prisoners say tina,
the enemy has upwards Of $4,000 men at
Corinth and will fight, and that they are
entrenchiDg and mounting large guns.
Specials state that there is rumor that
the Government is in possession of infor-
nation which may lead to the cessation
Of hostiiities. A mediation and COM
promise form the basis Of the rumor.-
Doubtful.
Ii Is rumored that Gen. Cadwallader is
to take the place Of Gen. Smith, at the
West.
Sedgwick, of New York, is appointed
on the House Committee on Conhscation.
vice Olin declined 1t is stated that
majority of the committee favor strong
bill for the confscation of Federal pro.
perty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

r. Right Rev. Bishop Lee will preach
and administer the rite Of confirmation in
St. Johns Church, this (W ednesday u even
ing, ct u o'clock.