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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-24

Death OF GEs. 6RyILEE1 CLARKE.
General Orville Clarke, of Sandy Hill,
Washington County, n Y. died yester-
day morning at half past 8 O'Clock, at the
Demoine House in this place. His dis
ease was congestion Of the lungs. On
Friday evening last, he was in company
with Judge Stryker at Senator Rcdfeld' 8
room in theSavery building. He then CON-
planned of unusual chilliness. He re
turned to his room in the Demoine House
where he fingered until his death.
Gen. Clarke. whose unexpected death
we are called upon 70 announce, was ex-
tensiveiy known both in theEast and West.
He was formerly President Of the Des
Moincs Navigation and Railroad company
lie was for eight years distinguished MEM
Der of the New York Senate, and at the
time of his death, he was Major General
of the New YORK State militia. He was
man of great ability and indefatigable
energy.
He died away from home, with not q
relative beside his dying bed. His body
will be sent home for interment.-f Daily
State Register 10th.
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The Great YaEcs.s.The Encny III
CenlFexlHe,

Human history contains no parallel TO
the military performance on the Potomac,
OF which the finale is the bill pending
in the House, to impose an annual inter-
nal tar upon the people of tins country,
estimated to produce one hundred millions
Of dollars. When the facts are all brought
out and established BY such evidence as il
necessary to inspire belief in what is sp-
paren,ly incredible, it is not merely
America that will be amazed. Blunder-
ing so stupendous will receive, a. it de-
serves, the attention Of the world
We obtained yesterday, from most
careful and reliable gentleman, for many
years member of Congress, who had just
arrived here from . thorough personal
inspection Of Centreyille and Manassas,
tho following accounts
The for:Ifications at CenlresiI1e 4 disiin-
guished BY the letters of the alphabet, J
have the number OF embrasures, and OF
wooden guns pointed terrifcaIiy through
them, as stated below Le -
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Batteries Embrasures. VIZ

Number Of en.brasures 54
Number of wooden guns 81
The guns were pine logs. charred
black, with muz1les delineated with chalk.
and properly protruded from the embra-
.sures.
No real guns had ever been mounted.
This was the representation made by the
negroes, and the appearances inside OF
the work prove this representation TO be
iporrcct.
3 Il A negro, who had been kept ut work
,or months by the rebels, reports them as
Rpaving said that these pine logs would
answer just a. well to s'skeef the enemy"
II OF the number Of the rebels, the high
st estimate obtainable from the negroes
Jas sixty thousand men, and this was
ircdicated upon the basis of one thousand
| pen to q regiment, which is about double
he actual fact.
The bulk of the rebels were at Centre
Slle, as appears by the huts in which they
ivei. Onr informant says that the most
Intelligent person he saw thought that the
amber at Centreville was twenty thou
ind
The rebels had had at Centreville about
yenty pieces Of field artillery.
The tsrtiications at Manassas, FIVE in
kmber, had been mounted with real
hns, ard guns, too, Of good size and de-
fiption. But, of couse they were mo-
<midable to those who kept out of thei,
'ach. and these worka could e..;lr Lav;
sn passed on either flank, and reduced
J cutting of their communication in thu
ar, if direct assault was not though
eirable. #t
But the works at Centreville were !,
IRE sham, built only TO "skeer," ant
sst admirably serving that purpose.
III was for the Ninetssuth century an,
this new world, that these perform
bes on the Potomac were reserved. TIL
fld was too much exhausted, and form
s,enturies had not the necessary scienc
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KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, MARCH "a, 1862

and money, even If they had the genius.
An army nearly double that with which
Louis Napoleon fought the battle of Sol
ferino, held at bay for nobody can rccoi-
leet how many weeks. by thirty -one wood.
en- guns, is something which mankind
never saw before and may never See
sgain. Let us of the contemporary gen.
eration rejoice that it has been our pre-
eminent fortune to witness it.- National
washington City, Republican.
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4 RRlVALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train arfses daily al 4:oo o clock 4. M
anddepsrts dsiiysts O'Clock >. M,
Western Train arrives aaiis, eAespt kundays. ri
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Al Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wabash Valley
Railroad arrive daily, except snnds.s at4seloekp p
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Basses connect VI itL this city.
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~ AT the rate things are gping on,
there will soon be dearth Of leaders in
the Rebel service. Since the war began
no less than seventeen Generals have died,
committed suicide. resigned, been killed,
captured or suspended In the latter
category must be ranked Floyd the thief
and Pillow the ditch digger.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droyers aud Farmers will find this the most advan-
tsgeous route Tot 1--we Stock CApacious Yards we'll
watered snd supplied with every COW enence, have
ti line and its cry
attention is paid 10 their wants. FROM HaTrisburGh,
where will b~ found every convenience for feeding
and r. sting, choice IL offered Of the PHILADkL~
PHlA, NES YohK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
fhis viii so be found the shortest, quickest and
NEST direeI route for Stock TO New isTkisla Allen
town land with fewer changes than any Other.
kNOGH LEN Ii General sapt.. Aitooha. Pa.
l.. L. HoUPI, Gen. Ticket Agt philadelphia.
II. N. HOUSTON, Grnl Freight Agt., Phiiadelphi
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Vigilance Committee.

A5bou-David Conway, Charles Meme.
AHsgany-Edwin Haskell, 2 w Benton, J
Bisnop.
Binghans-Ira Carpenter, 3 L Grover, N D
Briggs.
CLara-W B Graves, Staysa, L Allen.
Collaersport--L F Maynard Pierre Stebbins.
Eulalia-J Taggart. j NJ Spalfurd, NJ Lent.
Genssee-J C Cayanaugh, II o Perry John
Maginnis
HdTisoa-W Woolsey Burtis, Austin Swetland,
Israel Dodge.
Hsdron--J W StiIlman, Vanninwcgen, Il
Rathbone.
Hsctor-C P Kllborn, d F Tubbs, S C
Thompson.
Ho1aer-W y Avres, Jacob Peet, "A U Crosby.
Jackson.-E Hoyencamp, r Perslug.
Keatiag-G w Lewis, p Harris.
Os,cdyo-B I Lyman, Cheesbro, DR. II II
Eunson.
Ptte-s H Martin, John Metzger, LeuAuel
Sherman.
Pleasant Valley-N P Fluent, Palmer. Jr.
RouIet-C Knowlton, John Lyman Jr, Wm
Mcdowell
Saaron-R W Nichols, A W Humphrey
Simon Drake.
lS,eeds,t--G L Catlln, L W LYMAN, L, man.
S'erardsoa-H Anderson, W Dykeman, Le-
roy Crittenden,
SDmmit-J NJ Bassett, Orange Haskin, Alf
Ayrcs.
.Sy'vantq-Charles Wykoff, R R Young John
Baker
UlY ses-A Corey. J Smith, \ II Halleck.
Vest RrancA-S VI Couabe, & Hasken.
Hharton--J " Rounds, John Barfeld,
Briggs.
The Vigilance Committee are desired to
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