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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-26

Memphis. Aug. se. via Cairo, 20.
The steamer Acacia, from Memphis to
Helena at half-past one yesterday morn.
ing. struck snag 60 miles below Mem
phis, ripping off plank twenty feet long,
The hull sunk Immediately. Her Texas
and portion of her cabin foated off
Nearly hundred persons were on board
Not more than rs or 80 saved. No list OF
lost or saved has been received. Col.
John Belzer, of Gov. Yates staff, was on
the Acacia His fate is unknown -
Passengers on the Texas and cabin were
taken off by the steamers Conway and
w. III. b.
The Bulletin this evening has the fol-
lowing from private source:
1.-The jackson Mississippian of the
18th has dispatch from Bayou Cara,
stating that the gunboat Sumter ran
aground opposite that place. The mill
tary authorities OF the place demanded
her surrender. The commander put crew
and stores on transports and blew her up.
The Confederate Congress, it is re-
ported, are in extraordinary session at
Richmond. A proposition had been offer
ed to amend the CONSUMPTION act SO as to
require every person TO 60 into the army
1t is thought the amendment will be
adopted without dissenting voice.
JEFF. Thompson has gone to Arkansas,
in charge Of an ammunition train. The
train was crossed over the Mississippi I
river at Canvers. Jeff. had but few men
with him.
Jackson and another regiment of cav
airy was at Coldwater ut last accounts -
The force there numbers some 5000
fernando was surrounded by Taylor
cavalry on the Goth, and every man, nc
matter where he belonged, over Is and
under 50, impressed under the couscrip.
ton act. There was q large number Of
Memphians taken, and only two men in
town escaped conseriptioa. Bragg. with
his army, was at Chattanooga four or five
days ago; this is regarded as certain.
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CARPET LOST.

~ N.
Some 20 yards OF carpet, made up for room, three
ply, with dark round ground and purple flowers vas
Loaf the Sugar Greek road last Friday. Any per
nnding viii piSxsS rssnses IA At l. NJ Billings
store corner or 6sh and Main streets and rcGSfyy q
liberal reward for their trouble.
sug1S-d1w w. MERITHEW.
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OF The IOWA SEVEN.
TENTH.

According TO General Order No. 70, issred by the
Commanding General Of the Army OF Mississippi all
absentees OF the Iowa nth R~E mrnl Of Volunteers
must forthwith Join their Regiment. or, unless they
received certfca,esef Army Medical oaosr cf their
inability to re-ioin lhsir Rssimrnt, they will be
port ed deseYters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-26

Thus screams the Gate City, in its is
sue OF Saturday. in perfect phrenzy o
delight, over the story of the New Yorl
Tribune that the President had submit.
ted to the Cabinet an Emancipation Proc.
lamation, and asked their views - to the
propriety Of issuing it.
Such is the opening of an editorial of .
column in length, al in the same strain,
in Mondays Constitution. The text is q
short one for SO long sermon, and con-
aideriug that emancipation at last was
simply the heading Of telegraphic dis
patch, and that we did not write line OF
editorial on the subject, it must be admit
ted that the editor Of the Constitution has
''improved" the occasion to the utmost.
Another dispatch in the same paper was
headed "Yancey escapes to Canada. -
Why did not our contemporary devote a
column to that telegraphic heading, and
insist that We screamed in phrenzy of
delight over the story" of the escape Of .
notorious traitor. He had equal reason !;
for, as "A matter Of fact, we did not put
any reliance on the truth of either report,
and less on the former than the latter
We simply supplied the proper heading
for the kilograms in both cases--no thing
more.
Oh, no, zee did not believe that enamel.
patton had been resolved on at Washing
ton. We think it will be some months
or year, possibly. before We shall have
the qualification of screaming with de-
light" over contamination so devoutly
wished for. But that day win come
sooner or later, We believe as firmly AZ We
believe that an almighty and just God
reigns and rules over the universe, We
don't believe il is in the order of His prov.
idence that permanent peace and harmony
shall be restored to our country 80 long
as it is overshadowed by SO enormous q
criEe against His laws, as is exhibited BY
the bondage Of four millions of human
beings. He took some pains to show His
hatred of oppression in the matter of the
bondage Of the Israslites in Egypt. and
to have it recorded for .sour instruc.
ton" and as We are rather dull scholars
He may have to repeat the lesson nov
with variations for our benefit.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Jan. "a.
The post Office reform bill introduced by Mr..
Colfax now pending in the House proposes tax
OF two cents each on all Geographic messages,
except those on business with the government or
the company owning the lines, and exceptingal-
so news and congressional reports for the Press.
Mr.. Holt the predecessor Of tho present P. N.
General estimated that by Geographic dispatches
the government loses one million in revenue an
rualy
The Hcrald's Washington dispatch says the
plan of action concluded upon by the Secretary
VI the Treasury and the Representatives Of the
Bond OF trade and Banks of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia. So ta- as it is contemplated
the free receipts and payment of U. s. notes is
considered as defeated by the refusal OF the
Banks of Boston and some of the New York
Banks TO carry it out. The Secretary therefore
feels himself obliged by the necessities of the
pnbic oreditrs to concur in the plan for the is
suing of an additional one hundred mllliou dol :
lars in United States notes and making them,
until funded, g legal tender.
The 1Tibnnc's special Washington despatch
states that the Home Military Committee to-day
authorized the chairman to report a bill to en-
large the Illinois and Michigan canal to G. ship
rhanncI for war purposes.
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Mr.. Mallory of Ky, reported u bill for mil
itary and mail railroad from Kentucky to Ten
nessee. &zf ,4:,t '&t
The House went into Committee on the
Military Academy bill.
Mr. Alley, of Mass, addressed the House ON
the necessity of supporting the Government by
all pecueiary means in the power Of the people.
Mr.. Harrison, of Ohio, followed on the ne
eessity Of adherence to the Constitution in con-
Quoting the war.
Mr.. Van Horn, of N. Y, favored emancipa-
ton as being the best mode of weakening be
rebellion.
Tie Committee then rose aud the House adj
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Jan. q.
Tho Times special despatch states that the
following isthe letter written by Jesse d. Bright,
Senator Of Indiana, which affords the chief
ground for his arrai gnment before the Senate on
the charge OF disloyalty.
1t was addressed TO jeff. Davis after this arch
rebel had established his Confederate Govern
anent at Montgomery, and was gathering arms
and munitions of war for resistance to the ma
fional Government:
WAsnlsGros, March l, 1861.
My DEAR SIR Allow HE TO introduce to
your acquaintance, my friend Thos. Il. Lacoln,
Of Texas. He visits your Capital mainly to
dispose OF what he regards as great improve
ment in firearms. commend him to your
favorable consideration as Il gentleman of the
first responsibility, and reliable in every respect.
Very truly yours,
JESSE D. BRIGnr.
To his Exceency, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Pres't of the Confederate States
The Tmes' correspondent, writing from near
Budd's Ferry, Marylan says that the rebels
10, only derlsively cry ont our countersign of
Tie night previous, but acquaint us what is to be
she countersign Of tho ensuing night They
boast Of havin. travelled along cur entire divi-
sion lines. and ascertainod our exact locality,
the numbers and nature ct cur armament by
means OF our coantersign.
BALTlroRE, Jan. ~.
The Old Point boat las arrived bringing n0
news Of importance Nothing has been heard
from the Burnside expedition. The Norfolk
Day Book dscredits the account Of the expcdi
ton Cetns in Pamlico Sound. The Raleigh
LORNA! sayh that the militia have been ordered
cut, since the arrival Of the Burnside expedition
y, lIacteias.
SAVANNAH, Jan. q.
The Republican OF this morning learns from q
gentleman fron Florida that Cedar Keys WAS
captured by the Federals on Thursday. Heavy
firing wac heard in that direction the sama day.
The Raleigh Register says there is quite an
excitement in Ralcigl', in regard to dratt which
has been made foi 0, third of the enrolled mill
ia. Substitutes, We expect, will be in demand
CINCINNATI, Jan. "a.
The morning papers contain full accounts of
The battle at Mill Spring. 1t was fair, open
battle. The rebels tough, we'll and were over
zone only by superior fighting on our side. Ac-
c0rcin. t1 rebel accounts. their force consisted
y. ten infantry regiments, three batteries and
o9uae cavalry, altogether about 10000 men
they Taught bush whackins style from ravnes
and behind trees, hench.s and rocks.
WAsHIyCToN, Jan. 81.
quiet Oh the lower Potomac. Dispatches
rom flag officer Mexican, Ship Island, state that
Biloxi was surrendered 10 Commodore Smith
\ letuchinrntOl maruen and marines who landed
aehtrOyei Is small sand battery, and brought
IT two gnns. u Q and II 6poohdcr. Biloxi was
alu.Jss Gcsers"d By m .l;s, bus was crowded with
women and children. i schooner loaded with
,Hlnh2r waa also captured.
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Uhe Mlorkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jun. 81.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jun. 90.
AtMarket 1913 Cattle about $50 B.ever and ~ stoses
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows aud two hres
years old.
prces-Markst Beet-Extra 1915, to sa5; arst qualify
81, ; I'd, $500, Sd $3,75 to LOO.
Working O1en-None.
Cows and Calves-&3o 40 to Is.
Calves-$o,oo to 0.oo
Yearlings-None.
Two years old-s1eto17,
Three years old-$1s to 20.
SHEEP nd Lambs-1260 at market-Proes In lots So
$50. Extra, $500 to S,i2.
Hides 81 o. Pelts, $l25 $3.50 Calf Skins, to So
Tallow, to &c.
for the stock light and the Western Cattle
rived tried to advance prices Csc per buy
last two weeks they did not want the cattle enough to
pay the advance No change in prices of Sheep and Lambs
to note thesaes about the sa week for
corresponding quality.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Jan. 30.
At Market $50 beef cattle o5 stores 1900 sheep
Lambs, 800 swine.
PgroEs.Bee 1Cate-Extra $3.50 first quality 1925
adquality, 80, 900 Sd $3.50 525
Working Oxen None.
Mich Cows-$as to 40, common do, SIS to II.
Calves--None.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Two years old--sls to 10.
Three arsod$20 to 81.
Sheep and Lanbs-S3,00 to 5.75; extra s. 90 to 2,55
Swine + to &C.
1lace-64 per lb. T1tow-- 81 to 7c Calf ssns7c
Sc.
Remarks-The market for Beef is much tho as'
week nothing sold higher tkan the above quotations The
late storm has caused rather dull market. Sheep
and Lambs sell the same az last week. Swine are dull
and but few at market
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DR.. j. NJ. Comegys-Dear Sir My teeth excellent
after years service am highly pleased with them
and would part with them for amount of money.
shall esteem it pleasure IL recommend your work to
all who may be unfortunate TO be deprived of their
natural teeth know Of work equal to yours in skill
durability and finish esteem you in the practice of
your profcesion, public benefacor
Respectfully, J. S LEE.
So. w o1Gstock, June Is, 1857.
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ASTHMA CURED.

sioRRIsrowS, Aug. 81, 1857.
Dr. EaXter--Dear Sir: have been severely a!lIc All
with Asthma 70 than twenty-five years and ~:
mcntha in succession have NJ" been able ~ lie IN '<at
and enjoy re GUAR nights rest, and days w0tH
not be able walk iion the housc to the burn. ds
lance Of five or six rods Aboat year ago purchases
two bottles OF Or. Whites Elixir prepared ley y0u aGh
commenced taking 1t according 10 directiOnA. and
Apply to say found immediate rclief-lnd, with very
few exceptions, have had MI regular nights sleep
ours EGlf, AFRAID NAN eh.
PE.Cf ~ CENTS FIR BOTTLE.
SCI. whneset md retail, by Il. +. PIN. y ho,s
ueiier .aac ~ 49, uealers ot medicine.
II B&X"fE. d.. Proprietor tli'hrs'e. 4
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CoUGEs AND COLDS CURED

This certihes that N &. Whites Pulmonary elixir
has been used in my family in of Colds at
tended with throat and has been fognd reiiab'c
medicine in these eases.
REV. }. W. WOODWARD, Westfu d, Vt
have used DR. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my tl,l.
iy for two yeurs and hove found il the best edicns
have ever used for Coughs. Colds. and Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH, Shelburne.
| have used il in M family and lind it an eNcelsa
remedy for Coughs and COda
LUCICS HuLBEUoE, darlington.
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Office g Bellows Falls Arru

Office " Bellows Falls Argus March a. 1860.
For several years have had dealings with DR.. J.
Comegys, and have always found him to be upright
high minded gentleman who would be addition
to the citizens Of any place. AS professional manon
which point also speak from eXperiencehe stands
second nonc being fully master of Dental science in
all respects.
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Musical y Oticc.

II FGlES, Teacher Of Au3c and DnncIu2, from u -
Ii. Ton, formerly member " the Gsrmania Band,
pec.fy gives notice that he lag the present located
hnsegs: Montpelier, aid is prepared to give nstruc-
lion and String Bands Music selected arranged
and adapted to any kind number Of nHruments Also
VIII rive destruction In bt The fashionable dances in
ace 10 Boston and New York From his many years
rence he feels conden. Of giving the best NJ sasfc
ion those wishing to he taught correct and proper
The best O reference given to those requiring
his ,Pryje,s.
az ADRILLE b A d.
ANY humber pieces furnished for Balls, tsscmbzces,
friyat. Parties, &c., Oh reasonable terms
USICAL INSTR ~ Il " It's
fh hest Of instrum -nts Of all kinds furnished at the
loves. ya,es.
Montpelier, bee. 81 dlw&wH
Notice.
a. Hereby forbid all persons barbors or trusting the
L woman known Helen &. smith, ana representing
hrrsen as my wife, my account as saali pay no
debts ~ her contracting after this date. . ..,u,,
Warren Vt Nov. 30, 1861. d. u" D. emlIh.
IiHhEEsHIkrS AND DHAWERs Romixed' Whe'
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HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.

Dr. j. u. Comegys has practiccd Dentistry here during
the past several years. and have frequently had occasion
consult him in behalf of patients under my charge.
He has wi haut exception in all the branches Of his
business, and in the delicate and difficult cases,
given the fullest satisfaction, to ladies from the lar
sest cities of the Union, like New York; Boston. Fha
deirhia New Orleans who frequently declared that
Dr. G. treated them full well, and perhaps with more
attention, than their own family dentist.
G.W GRAU, D.,
Physician ut the Wesschoeft Water Cure Institution.
BrattieborH, Asg. 81 1861.
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HIaBGaTE, VT, Jan Z. 100
NV little boy had violent attack of Group last week.
We cured him in thirty minutes bv free OF Dr.
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