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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-26
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F3sfk{Fx ~ 49," SOn, SEA. n. !
Mr.. Ashley, from the Csmmjtsse. on
Terftoties, reported kilI % organise the
Territory Of Arisona, with the WilnoI
proviso, applicable = I'll territories. Mr.
Cravea moved 70 lay il on, the table -
Motion lost; yeas 40, nays 76., The con-
sidention Of the bill was postponed until
next MondA5. 80
The Tax bill was then taken mp in Com.
mittee Of the Whole.
Mr.. AsAlsy, from Committee 81, Ter.
ritories, reported . bill 10 provide tenn
porsry government for Arisona. One 81
che asctiois prohibits shvery there's. =
we'll AZ 10 Oh thstsuisgrisa now organized.
Mr.: Ashley said if any gentleman desired
to discuss the uasasufs he woald b saais.
fed with its postponement to day certain.
IL this was hot agreed 70 he desired 10
pat the bill 90 its passage aow. Mr.. Wick.
life remarked that If he understood the
facts the Texan rebels were forcing the
people there to fee elsewhere fer safety.
How could the government, under these
circumstances, be organized Why at
temp u, when civil officers could not pro-
ceed thi.herg Mr.. Ashley replied: Is
far as the Committee is advised there arc
no enemiea in Arizona. except Indians,-
no organised white msn. Mr.. Cox would
vote for postponing the bill indefinitely:
it contained the famous Wiimot proviso,,
which had occasioned much trouble in the
country.
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IF We are authorized 70 announce JAMES cxLEs
~ candidate for Cky MarsAai
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~ The Northerner came down yes
terday, unable to reach Muscatine. Blu
dispatch from that place yesterday sait
the ice was broken and was running out
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narl0-diT
M ISsISSIPPI VALLEY NURSERY
KnoKUK, IOWA.
GEO. 0. HILTON, Proprietor

Persons In want OF HARDY Faurr Tssrs.
Plants, Vines. Ac., DC, will do well 10 call at 0&
this Nursery and select such articles rs the ~
mad to be desirable for SrKixG PLAnrIna as II ~
will be found more satisfactory see the articles =
they arrow In the Nursery befase purchasing.
Persons alta distance, or Others DO may and Il In.
conveutsrt - call, end their ORDERS hy mail ar
othsFwtse aud rely nPon being tsfactoriIy dealt
with Mech has been taksn to lust such
VARIETIES Of parIr ~ vs been nd % succsxD VIII
In this vicinity Grounds situated In the so0shw 81
part Of the city, one mile from MaiA street.
Anicies delivered in any part u Tie city, Pans.
N. B.-Orders received for any quantity OF OsAur
On.res HsDsE PlAsn a Two DoILAas PER thaa-
sand.
marl5-dAw G. o. HILfoN.
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New York. March az.

y Further intelligence seems 70 confirm
the capture Of the Nashville, bat sligh fly.
dalna1sd, md says thas Fort Macon 8 bnt
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ser City Marshal.
kp. GATE Ctry Please announce the naxe OF "
A. ADAiR, as . candidate for City karsAai =. the
ensuing charter election
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HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Campbell,
in view of the pending of the Tax bin, the
consideration Of the Pacific Railroad bill
was postponed and made the special order
for Tuesday next The House, then in
Committee Of the Whole, resumed the
consideration of the Tax bill.
SEaATE.-On motion of Mr.. Foote
the resolution to refer the superinteud-
ence Of the Capitol extension and dome
from the War Dept to the Dept of the
Interior, was taken up.
The bill for the abolition Of slavery
was taken up. Mr.. Wileon ofsAassachu-
sets spoke In favor Of the bill. Mr.. Ken
nedy spoke against it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pURKETT co.

Have just received The Spring stock Of Hats CAPS
bsnness, jocksys Shakers. unbereiiss, Canes Ar
They nay that they have 200 Dossn shakers and arc
sslhag item ri 50 cests aplen
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ITO FOR DIXIE, AND THE GAL

The undersignsd has established his quarters nj the
Dudley Heass In this Ci. where recruits wishing TO
Join the lows nh Regiment, win be received and i'm
msdiAisiy mustered into service and subsisssd Re-
cruiss will Be Forwarded fast ~ salisssd.
JOHN MCCORMICK,
Recruiting Sergeant.
Keokuk, March Goth, Is62.--lm.
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ADyrrAxr GEHKnAL.s OvTtcK1
DIS AosnEs, March 18th, 1851,
The United stasss Disbss1lss oAsssr .. Dsvsspon
has foEwsrssd 70 me GmOantS allowed on certain
bills The residences Of dse following named psson.
are unkno TO me: D. Wilson and j. W. Kerr.
ClamAnta, agents 81 claimants are requested to
give in formation 1t this office.
NIB. BAKER,
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UF The Adjutant General has made the same ar
rasssment with Shapes Linz u stages for the
transportation Of lows soldiers had previously been
nade With The Western Stage Companies.
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QUENA VISTA FERRY.

The Travelling Public il notified that the nus.. W.
"a FEsat 10 again In operation with new rope and
nv o"s1 and travellers put ever with asspatoA.
RAsss-o Il N, D. PROUTY
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ApsrrAsT GEnEgAlts OrvtcKy
Dxs Meisrs, March 10, ls6a
John D. Bursh OF Co, b, "a Iowa Cavalry, reported
- dssered" on oci l9th 1851 rejoined his company
Get. ssth, 1857.
b. BAKER,
Adjt Gen. OF Iowa.
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~The Warsaw came in last evening,
and,leaves this morning at 7 O'clock
Fine boat and clever Captain.

and leaves this mornino NJ = o,cIooL
rine boat ana ciever captain.
DrED-In Hospital, on Tuesday March
Is, of pneumonia, N. Whelan Of 90 r
18th Regiment. *
ro----,-
'"u'~s''e mee''ng
and stem. were taken 10 mn, ,ha h.u :.
motion.
AT HoME-Our friend and f.,lo~
townsman lien, n pa~,.,a. -.
firsf Iowa Cavalry, arrived in town last
evening. He Is suffering from acute in
nAnmA1lon OF the eyes, induced BY expos
ure IN that famous twenty-one hours
scouting expedition.
na Camp Hsllecl the old on. ,,r. =
the Fifteenth Keo;me,. h. 49,, .,....a
up and renovated for the occupancy OF
the Seventeenth, who are now being quar-
freed there.
g Yesterday the Ferry hro.obt ove,
at one trip. twenty wagons ..cb he.v;,v
loaded with the products az the s..t :,
state, together with lot of cattle and a
number OF passengers 1t reminded US
OF the days OF Do.
r. The Northerner came down VEG.
terdav unahla 70 ra.oh u..:. n
q dispatch from that place yestardav aid
the ice was broken and vas runn;nv IN,
-. oAy .o' several
Au' VI en'l
o1. n en ping 'nrougn
il more room ,.ft in tho frsa 80 l..,,
State Of lows. for free men. Who h.l;s,.
in freq l.ber .na frea ;nst;,.,;on.
,.
" " 'of
!, "'.'' 'sa On
.o.;.h;.- h.-.n.. AZ.
sVtAcdtuS INV 4opiuly bhc La ~ UluNR
up. Recruits are arriving eyery d.v. bv
all kinds of CONVEYANCE.
,x -,
i. =. -, IVY 1.s' zen
Ia. h... - .'
an ,..v. ~. ,,a-.;.. -
-. >'
Tne Isa. o.-.-.-,
BY letter received last night vo learn
that the 18th Regiment, Col. Reid, is in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

MOUNTED RtFLFNfx The want of an efficient
corps of mounted rihemen has long been felt in
our campaigns in the West. To cope with the
mounted force of the enemy. and To clear the
country through which our army passes. OF guer
rlIas il has long been manifest that such force
was indispensable We aie glad to learn that
our military authorities have determined to or
ganize such force. Gen Rosecrans has sc
lected the 39th Indiana Col. Hauisons. for this
service. aud has requested that il be increased to
twSlse hundred men. mounted, and armed with
revolving rides. This regiment is one OF the best
in the army. and notwithstanding il has been 4
long time in the service. and participated in the
hardest battles of the war. il vet numbers six
hundred electives. Col Harrison has won an
enviable reputation as a bold and dashng officer
lie is proud ct his regiment. and his men are
proud OF their Colonel. A feeling OF mutual con
hdence exists that vii make any oody OF men
invincible. Gems. Rosecrans McCook. Sill, vii
lick. ard IA. short all the General officers under
whom the 39ih have served, testify 10 It's fitness
for the service in which il is about to engage. snd
10 the eminent ability of Col Harrison TO lead in
the dashing enterprise il will be calei upon TO
perform But three hundred men are required 70
I'LL the 39th 10 rhe required number, and when
il Is once known that they are To be mounted on
the best horses the country affords, armed with
the most effective weapon, and sent to try their
mettle with Morgan. that number will soon be on
hand.
Col Harrison arrived Yesterday 10 recruit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

BRADES's The holidays are at hand, and PEG
pie are beginning to inquire what they shall get
as presents for the season Call at Bradens, and
be once enlightened. His stock OF stationery
of all kinds is full and his SELECTIONS to suit the
season made in admirable taste The photo
graphic albums are beautiful. No more accept
able present could be made TO a lady. A thou
sand other things will be found there also. that
would be equally acceptable Do not wait until
the last day. but 90 at once and make your pur
chases. Ii would be almost impossible TO enumer
ate all You will find Braden's shelves, but we
can say that no article of stationery is missing.
Blank books for merchants and business men,
and blank books of all sizes, sorts and styles, can
be had at Braden's, for his mandatory is one of
the most extensive in the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

~ There was much speculation yesterday as
TO whether Governor Wright would be offered a
place in case of a reconstruction of the Cabinet
Some suggested that ne might succeed Burnside
Commander OF the Army of tho Potomac He
breads lightning. but then couple of feather beds
might be taken along TO put him in when the
elements got angry. This weakness is no evil
dence of a want of pluck. One of the most
rampant war men we have. who has recently writ
ten an able letter TO President Lincoln to stand
by his proclamation Though the heavens fall, .
always. we are told. hides in his cellar when It
storms. No one doubts his courage, however;
for he would see hundred thousln men butch
cred rather than bend one of his sublime ideas an
eighth If an inch That's What might be called
sublime couragel Yet it is strange that when
heavens artillery thunders and the lightning
flashes WILDLY. these men always imagine some
one above is feeling for them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

THE THEATER Hall was liter
ally filled to overlooking aast night. on the occa
sion OF the benefit Of Miss Marion Mccarthy. We
have seen the theater foil this reason, but never
quite full last night. An omnibus driver
could hardly say, there room Cor one more
within Ii must have been exceedingly CRAFTY
ing to- the fair recipient Of such favor. TO such
tangible evidence Of the high estimation in which
she is held by an intelligent community, and in
deed Mr. Vincent when she called before the
curtain returned her thanks in neat speech.
To night Miss Matilda Heron makes her first
appearance this season Her fame a an actress
is too well known 70 require further notice. She
comes direct from New York city. where she has
been playing to crowded houses.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

FURNITURE.-In no branch of business does the
increase of our city show to greater advantage
than in the extent and splendor of the furniture
ware rooms which have taken the place OF the
dingy shops of long years ago. The rooms OF T..
+. Adams. in one OF the palatidl stores east OF
Odd Fellows Hall, are an evidence that the
furniture trade has kept pace with the other in
terests of the city. and that here the most luxu
rious and costly articles. well as the palmer
dence. can be found in abundance. and as cheap
as Eastern cities afford them. A walk through
Adams rooms will pay The most fastidious
cannot fail to be pleased. for every style can be
found there. Take look through and select
some choice article that will be both useful and
ornamental, and thus add 70 the household en-
joymen,s for tire holidays
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

70 persistent effort il being nude by the
radical Abolition press TO elevate the name
traitor" e. respectable standard in the ewes of
men All who disapprove of arbitrary and lille
gal arrests--all who doubt the wisdom Of the
En- tneipstion Procamatiun--all who Genounce
frauds in the conduct of the war. and. in short.
every man who does not cry hosannah to every
wild aud absurd scheme of the crazy fanatics who
would knock loose the foundations OF society, is
denounced TRAITOR" What the crazy fools
EXPECT TO accomplish by this course is hid in the
mists and fogs which enshroud them: but the
effect will be 10 make truly loyal men, who re
we're the Constitution under which they we're
born, accept an honor the name of ''traitor. =
The people are tired of the rawlings OF learned
insanity"
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mo. l79.)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
JoHS III. REA, Clerk.
decl0-dl4t

mo. l19.
ITNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DANA-SS:
Whereas, libel of Information has been filed in the
District Court Of he United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 9th day Of
Dec mber, 1857 by John Hanna, Esq Attorney of the
United for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described credits aud effects Of Richard r.
Stevenson wit: One proissory note dated about the
25th of April 1860. due December 25lh 1861 for the m
hundred and fifty (s250 dollars. said given by
Hiram T. Aen and payable its face to one Charles
Thompson for violation OF the powers of act of Con-
gress approved July H. 1862 entitled San act 10 sup
press isnrrecton punish treason and rebellion, to
seize and ccncate the property Of rebels, aud for ohe
purposes and praying process against said note and thar
the same may condemned and sold enemies prop
erty-
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monou undel the
seal of said Court directed and delivered, do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said
or any part thereof in any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the
Court q the United States, be held the city of
indianapolis and for the District Of Indiana the
first Monday of January next ri ten o'clock OF the fore
Of that day then and there nterpose their claims
and m Ike their allegationsin that behalf.
d G. ROSE, u. 5. Marshal
By J. = BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest
JOIN II. REA. Clerk. decl0-dl4t
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(NO- 1sS)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
III DIANA-SS:

(N0. 1SS)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA-SS
Whereas, libel of information has been h.ed in the
strict Court Of United States, within and for The
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the Sl day
OF De mbcr 1852 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United States the District Of Indians, against part Of
lot % in the original plan of the city Of Evansville
mencig Vine street. 81 feet inches from the
of Vine and First streets extending thence the line Of
Vine toward the Ohio river - feet inches thence
said lot the line Of lot 80 in said plan thence
along said line toward First street "a feet inches thence
on line parallel with First Vine street. TO place
of beginning in he city Of Evansville. and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their therein,
and peciay against Paul H. Mars, for violation
of the powers Of act of Congress- approved July IL
ls62 entitled IAN suppress nsurrecon punish
and rebellion seize and conscae the property
of rebels aud for other purposes and praying process
and soid as enemies property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monon NJ der the
seal Of said Cout to directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said realty,
any part thereof in any interested therein,
that they be and app before the said the District
Court of the United States to be held at the city Of In
danapols in and for the District of Indisna the first
Monday of January next at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
of that day. then and there inerpose their claims and
make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, U. 5. Marshal,
BY J. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
ioHN II. REA, Clerk decl0-dl4t
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(NO. 1867
TTNTrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS
WHEREAs libel Of information has been fled In the
District Court Il the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th day
Of November. 1852, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
OF the United States, for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects Of Barr p
holland One Pr~nissory Note for the Of six
thousand S6 c00 dollars, dated January 81 1882 due
October l. lss. with interest from date
By James Il. Creighton Dsv G. Rose. considers
ton Of certain real Lapore county Indiana. and
by said Rose assigned and transferred 70 said Burr
=. holland, fer violation Of the powers Of act
Of Congress approved July IL lss2 entitled IAN act 20
suppress inSurrecor 10 punish treason and rebellion, 20
seize and csncae the property Of rebels and for other
purpose, and praying process against said note and
that the same may be condemned and SOLD enemies
property.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the monton under the
seal q said Court directed and delivered lido here
by give public notice 70 ell persons claiming said noie,
OF any part thereof any Interested therein,
that they and appear before the said District Court Of
TIE United states be held the city Of Indianapolis,
IN snd fr the District of Indiana. the third Monday
Of Mar next, Al O'Clock the forenoon Of that
dav then and there theirclss and q make
their allec ations in that behalf
d G.. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
Per I. :. BIGELow, Deputy.
JoHS II. RIA, Clerk. declI-dl4i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec y
SEsArE-Mr. Grimes offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That a select ommittes Of three
members De appointed 70 inquire into and report
70 the Senate the facts in regard 70 chartering
TRANSPORT vessels for the Banks expedition, the
worthiness OF such vessels. and the character
Of the men employed 10 navigate them; and that
the committee be employed 10 send for persons
and papers
DR. Hale thought that the resolution ought to
be enlarged 80 as to include the whole subject
He (Hale) had been told that brokerage Of 10
per cent. in some cases had been paid for vessels
After rHsh; modification. he re-oiutioa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

Tur BucKEyE DINING SALOON - The splendid
new eating house recently opened by Steele 4
Burnes on the corner of Illinois and Georgia
streets l. now IN full blast. and il j. first rate
place for hungry man OF an epicure 20 visit
The marble tables in the dining room are beaud-
full TO look upon. bat. when adorned by the soups
and dishes that the famous cook al the establish
ment knows 50 we'll how to prepare. the beauty OF
the tables grows sublime The house - doing a
land Office business, and no wonder, Tor the best
the markets afford Is always 70 be found at the
Buckeye Dining Saloon. The saloon 's open At
all hours Of the day AMI hight,
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mo. 1871
limited STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.
Attest:
ioHN ii. REA, Clerk.
decl0-dlst

U TRlCr OF INDIANA, Sc.
WHEREAS libel of information has been fled in the
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana. the 9th day Of
December 1854 by John Hanna. ESQ., Attorney of the Uni
ted States for District of Indiana, against the life in
Of Levi L. Laycock. in the following described
property. towit: The "a of lot No ~ in the original
plan of the city of Evansville, NandeTburg county, Ind
al in aud TO the following lands in the county of poSey,
ia said state, towir: ~ of or and "a OF or.
section 10. Z, OF II west; also the following
credits and effects, To wit balance on certain juig
and decree in the county of Posey in sad State,
against In Febas and in favor of him, said Lay
cock, of about $780, for violation of the powers of
Act of Congress approved July l7th 1862 eDtitled
AN Act suppress nsurrecon TO punish treason and
rebellion, seize and conf cafe the property of rebels,
and for other purposes, praying process against sand
property, and that the same may be Condemned and
sold as enemies property.
Low therefore, pursuance of the Mention under he
seal of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
property any part there Of Interested
thereto that they be and appear before the ssd the Dis
trct Court of the United States be held at the city OF
indianapolis in ana for the Dsrc * Indiana, on the lst
Monday OF January next. at 10 block Of the forenoon
of that day. and then and there to terpose their claims
and IN AXE thcii Legations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. s. Marshal
ByI. 5. BIeELow, Deputy,
Attest
JONI III. REA, Clerk. decl0-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

Masonic HALL-This hall was filed last night
to hear the Arlington. Leon Donniker Mn
strels. Much Was expected frors the reputation
which preceded them. and yet think from the
praise we heard bestowed tia, the audience were
more than satisfied Their music j. superb-the
sweetest, by fas. we have ever heard from min
sirel band, and the dances aud comic doings that
20 TO Gil out the evenings programme. are also
good. The success of this company during their
brief stay is assured by the favorable impression
produced last night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

NokTH WESTERN COMMERCIAL BUsISESs DREc
TORY -Hawes a Co, the publishers Of this work.
now in publication, informs u that il will con
tain list Of the most prominent and reliable
business firms in the principal cities and villages
throughout the entire North western States. with
a valuable railway and shipping list, and will be
issued early in 1863.
They also propose commencing their canvass
for the Indianapolis City Directory Immediately
after the holidays, and 10 have IL ready for their
patrons in thirty days from the commencement of
the canvass