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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. COL TON,
VVHosE Exhibitions during the pas, two months
w have crowded the fremont Temple with the
most fashionable audiences of ladies and gentlemen,
WILL GIVE AN EXHIBITION
N 4 trous Oxide,
LA UGHING GAS,
N E w CITY HALL,
Friday, Sept 18th, 1s69.
SIXTY GALLONS OF GAS
VIII be made and administered.
A STRONG RAILING will be erected around tho
Stage to prevent those who inhae the Gas from
ing in contact with the audience.
TWELVE STOUT MEN will occupy the stage TO
protect those under the influence of he Gas from I'M
juring themselves or Others.
The effect of the Gas Is to develop the most promi-
nent traits OF character.
Some will Laugh, Dance,
Sing, Declaim, etc., etc.
The Gas will be administered only to gentlemen Of
the highest respecAbility. To intellectual person.
the sensations produced by Il delightful beyond al
power OF language to express.
TWELVE GENTLEMEN,
Including several prominent citizens of Portland.
will inhale the Gas during the entertainment.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
"'BETrER LAUGH THAN CRY.,-One need not
reason in regard to the truth of this old proverb.-
Each mans experience attcsts TO the fact that laugh
ter healthfnl promotes digestion, Icing hens ones
life, and shortens ones face. Dr. Cotton has been
rightly termed the High Priest Of Laughter: for
wherever he gives one OF his Laughing Gas Exhibi-
tons, the whole community, even ia these war times,
are better nafured for month Afterwards The Ex-
hibtion Is entirely unique and novel that de-
scription give real idea Of the astonishing
effects produced upon those who inhae the Nitrous
Oxide DIR. &. comes to US with the most hatfering
notices from both the religious and secular presses
and we may expect to see an audience of our very
best people on Thursday night-"-lSalem Register.
These entertainments have been go admirably
managed by DIR. Cotton, that they have gained the
patronage and applause of very best citizens
ladies and gentlemen in which the attractions Of
sic and mirth have contended for preference. -Phi
North American.
Tickets. Is Cts; Two Tickets, Is Cts.
~ Positively no bills changed for less than three
Tickets.
Doors open At u; to commence at n o'clock.
scpt12-lt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-12

Emeline McLain, Bucklin; DanI York, Hill; Star
light Pettingill; Morning Star, -. and George
Deering Pnkham, for Portland
Cid 9th, schs Calhoun Murch Portland; Bel.
grade. Leblanc, do; Alexander Mcleod Littlewood,
for do.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-12

STRONG RAILING will be erected around the
Stage to prevent those who inhale the las from
ing in contact with the audience.
TWELVE STOUT MEN will occupy the stage to
protect those under the influence Of he Gas from In
juring themselves or Others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
[rrom the Cincinnati Gazette

i lFrom the Cincinnati Gazette.
At a meeting of the citizens Of Nicho
las county, held in the Court lIouse in
Carlisle, on Monday, May II, 1862, Coun.
ty Court day, the house was full 70 over.
flowing. DR.. J.. r. Mcmillan was called
to the Chair, and r. Munger, CLERK.
On motion Of E. West, ESQ, Col. L..
onidas Metcalfe, ]. W. Campbell and F,
Munger were appointed committee to
prepare resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting. Col. Metcalfe returned
with the following resolutions, which were
unanimously and heartily adopted:
w hereas, We are aware thst guerrilla
parties are now secretly forming and or
gsnizing by the traitors to our Govern
nent, to commit al manner Of crimes
against those who have stood up to their
country and her cause; and that we have
in our midst men who have advocated the
cause Of tho rebels, aud Who ase working
the overthrow of our glorious Union
men who are dangerous. whom No do not
fear as open enemies, but who will give
aid and assistance to any freebootcrs.
thieves or robbers that may attempt Dur.
anno, ance; and We zee with much rfSet
that Gov. Lstcher, of Virgins, has stopped
lif it were possible for him 10 get any
lower, % recommend the forming Of
these bands to dcvaslate and Destroy
Now, therefore,
Resolved, That forbearance any loager
10 absolute cowardics. We afst driyen 70
the wall, and must defend, and any game
that they START, twp - play .. Tatwc
viii hold To sympGfiiSsrs II our midst
accounfS11s ID Aay 1and all lzanage thst
may be Indicted % our Union mon by
these robbcFs, o. any other secessionists.
They shall pay for Oh our lossca, and II
any Of Our Union men are killed OF en-
turcd NJ them, W viii retaksts II It
isast 6ve-told proportion upon the symps-
thixing sooundrels il our nidst.
Resolved, That We approve Of the &c
ton Of our delegates il the Maysyille Con
vention, and will give ! hearty support to
Rssolved, That We recommend to oil
Union msn 10 avoid the Cincinnati I'm.
quirer; that We see the effects Of that p
per. 1t has done more damage to our
H0vsrnmeat and Union cause than tie
Louisvills 0ourisr'or any other paper that
ever circulated amoag ~, thar protes.
sions Notwithstanding. We therefore re-
spectfully request our -citisen.
samuel Berry, thc stage owner that Nc
will not bring Or deliver any more Of that
paper in our county.
J. F. MCMILLAN, Chm.
+. MUNGER, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

No Official report 81 the Runboat affair
op james River HIS besu received. M.
sages received indicats IN opportunity TO
do bsttsr il the faGnrss The R;vsris nov
clear Of obstrnctions " within 8 miles oi
Richmond. AZ that point u . heavy bat
tsry On = high bluff. The river IL tenn.
psfalily closed 70 navigation By sunken
vessels, among whish mo reported the
Yorktown cad Jsnssaown, piles. shsins.
10. The 4clisoe ooald uol elevate her
gsns to Ssaoh the bluff which rendered
hsr sselsss. The hanks u Tie rivAf are
flled with riAe pits from which IN inces
ssat IN vas poarsd u oar Aset, ! p6st n
which wsse Engaged within Nh. hundred
V thousand yards Of ~ main battery.
Alter M section Of four hours The Aeet
finding il impsacticabie u silence tke bat
terry tho huff withdrew. Our Inns il
Is killed, and III wounded. Fun par.
tealars are expected Tomorrow.
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Two weeks ago Aahony, Of the Du.
buque Herald, asserted In his psper that
he and his policy had ,riumphed over the
minority Of the party at two State Con-
ventiona, AMI that the party had since
thAt adopted his views with great una
niuity.
The Democratic press. without exeep-
tim, acquiesen by their silence in these
yisws u Mahoay and virtually endorse
his statements and his sentiments. Most
Of the active, determined men, like Dorr.
the friend Of Douglas. have gone to the
wars, and Hahony lords it over most Of
the housekeeping and oiice-seeking crew,
who are left behind. There arr some, We
hope many, leading Democrats, however,
yet to be found in the State who will
on speak out and save the party 10 the
stase' from The infanay Of endorsing and
justifying'th treas onsble sentiments and
schemes Of Mshony, Jones 4 Co.
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Mew Terk fDernaa - Hunssr.
Herald Dispstoh. ]

- "Ssu6tOsat ANay -.
The recall Of Gen. Hunter 10 fully de.
tcrmined on, HI prochmstion viii be
made the subject Of ! cotpmunication by
the President 70 Congress, and 10 that
way to the country, unmistakably con.
dsnzning the course Of Gen. Hunter, and
clearly announcing the policy 81 ths Ad.
manifestation ii the conduct oil tho var.
An e1sst has bss1 nads 10 have General
Benhsm plaeel n oonnand u he De-
partmsnt OK NE SoutA. L . statsd that
Il ~ could hive had Tie consent Or Gen
nuhtsr be wodld long ago have recaptured
Fort Sumter and fsstored Federal authori-
y IN charieston. Probably hereafter =.
ny olRosss Of oil grades viii be required
70 atissd exclaaivsly p military dntiSsi.
and leavs the management az social and
political a6ain to the GovArument.
Intelligence from the Department 81
the South statas that our army d impa-
tisnt Il the kind u duty assigned then.
Accounts from McC1elAn's army are
that Gen. Sumner has been relieved from
active service III consequence Of his 70
fusal 10 reinforce Gen. Heintzelman 1t
the battle Of WillianahnrH.n
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FROn OAE.1rOaNIA.
SIN Frrnciinj1a1.. O..

n ssn Franciaco, Mar IA,
The trial Of Judge Hardy, Of The Sir
teenth District Court, ended to-day, be.
fore the State Senate. He waseenvicted
bys twe-thirds rote, (Which Il required By
the Constitution } Of disloyaity % the Gov.
ern'nent IN uttsring sediious language
4 rssolution Of his sxpulaion iron offce
passed !: 20 to il. The vaYicus other
charges against him, such = corruption
in Office, drunkenness, ete.. we're not .us
tanned, althssgh IN some casss the major.
lty was agaiDst him. The charges Of mis-.
conduct in trial Of Judge Terry for kill.
ing Senator Rnoderick, failed By the vote
He was the judge before whom Judge
Terry was acquitted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
Prssis Ana less,


The violation Of the law Of God and the
nights Of man in reducing the African
race to bondage and holding them as
slaves in this country, hiss been accounted
. profitable investment to the country at
large, and especially TO the oligarchy of
Southern shareholders personally interest
ed 10 the venture. But the idea begins
to penetrate the minds Of the mos. obtuso
that there ID possibility that that kind Of
thing won't pay very largely on the in
vestneni in the long run. The blood and
treasure poured out sofreely in this war the
suffering and desolation brought upon The
country, the peril to our Government and
the unnumbered ills which will hang over
US IN the future, if duly considered in the
fear Of God, viii teach the nation that Ills
law cannot be violated With impunisy.
Whether VIC shall repent Of this erea,
iniquity and turn from II under the chas.
tisements Of God, or ike Pharaoh Be
hardened thereby and be prepared for still
nore notable judgments, remains 10 BE-
seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
Before Corinth, Nay Is.

8sF ne1Oeo CMihta, may ~.
The Aacaa Telegraph ssndsnns in g.
yefe language the conduct Of shs rebel
troopsa1 Bridgeport, BY which the nost
important eatswsy y our 6tAts ~ open.
I'd tosths .ens.y and posssssioa n Oh ous
rich sainss, deposits 81 coal. iron and salt
pstre plsced 10 imminent danger.
! Great CD law has been proclaimed over
ChaFlssson and lon miles surrounding.
Ths Appeal nys the Government vants
md nsst hass N The 10 roofs on ccttca
sheds in that city.
The Vieksbsrk Citizea OF the 9th ssys
Nothing vas hssrd a The Federal Asss II
Tuniea yesterday. Alssge fvigsss, ssp'
possd 10 b shs Brooklyn, passsd Bayos
Sara u 10 o'clock !. a.sun ne Sch, coins
deva. III ss' 4.
The BateaI 3ongsA1sseat Aas cloaed
doors and supsa1sd psbliea1ion on. u
count Of the spptosch Of ~ Federal kul1.
! Gel. Pn1ser, ssnmandisg ~ pat Il
MsmphiI, publishes special ordes. b
osder e Hsa1sssnsd, requiring "a tAafs,
pessens - soFposssisns = taks O6Afsd-
elaae noasy = pr. and I'D peraous VII
diatiastly Andss1laaA thst nosAise il ths
lsast s1la1htsd y discrsdit tle opssa.
tioss of H. 0oyernneat will u federated
or tssated = anythinebst disloyslty.
Tie Rishnond sokrsspoadeat ~ ~
Appeal nsnAions with k5sat pain ~
laEgs nnnb& of si1k Scon1nsd IN the hos.
pitfalls II Richmond and vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
The Naval RiGha ~ Fers Pillsw.
Cairo, May 10.

Cairo, May 10.
At about sansst on ths 9th Of MAY,
with notice Of only Ten niautss, vas
ordered 10 take passage on board the fine
steamer De Soto q steamer formerly il
the Red River trade) in charge Of Gov
eminent subsistence stores, 70 be turned
over to the A. A. C. s. ia the I'd brigade,
Sd division army of the Mississippi. near
the rebel Fort Pillow. We passed rapid
~ down the great Mississippi River
which now oyerdo~s its banks. and At 8
o'clock on the following morning ve we're
in full view Of our naval hest. We soon
came TO our landing along side stsaner
used as = naval store boat. Our mortar
and gunboats, with several tugs and
steaners in the naval and infantry service.
were lying in full view Il various points
on both sides Of tho rivsr and on the sids
Of "a Island near By. Around baud h
the rivsr, about 1--WE miles distant, asd not
distinctly visihIs, lays Fort Pillow. Ma
lure designed this CREST river for ene poo
pie, but the robeis shy 70 the loyal North
"thou shall come no farther" God has
joined the great Northwest to the Gulf
and Ocean, BY this great and never oe1s-
ing channel. What God has joined "
gether let no man put asupdcr.
Soon sftsr " had made onr lsndipg !
tremendous explosion, resembling thun-
der, broke upon our ears. ssThere goes
one Of our heavy mortars," ssys ONE
The Captain i giving biz rsapects to the
rsbsls 10 Fort Pillow. with thirteen inch
shell, early this morning. Ocsasiopal
fiag was kept up daring the day. from
our mortarY. The rebels made no reply.
We soon steamed across the river to our
transports connected with the land ser-
vice. After discharging my Official duties,
] embraced spare hour In Waiting rsbsl
abandoned plantation near the rives. On
this plantation we're left several sesross,
twenty dogs, : park with thirty desr, sey-
eral COWS and some other stock. Our col
dien being COED narksmsa and fond 81
veaison, tho deer soon disappeared, ana
| the park i nov used sa.e parade ground.
found one very good looking darkcy
milking the COWS. He said be gave ~
milk to the aoldisrs, and there vas mol
halt enough for them. He also said thS
more be became acquainted. with our SOL
disrs the bsl1sr be liked them.
On the moraiag Of May 9th, whiIs q
breakfasts on the splsndid steamer Hssry
Won Phul. trsnsndens raaniag ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

hs4rd Hs - in4nfay Snformea
thas ~ would ~ ssss RI eshs rebc
gnl 80 wsss sodsins arossd @ point
| We pfsssS ~ uppeF 60. and
surs enough, thsss shey wsse, u N view
lssNo~ ws4wiA ~ ssme fun, ays one.
There goss our gunboat Cincinnati; ~,
and Tiers gees the Mound City, Caron.
dolet and Benton. Whangl There gocs
: ball from the Cincinnati. Il struck il
the river, very near the rebel boats, max
ing the water AZ. Whangl xhang /!
whangl Now our boats are at them.--
Thers soGs : br0adside; nov onT hosts APP
par mixed up Sith the rebel boats; the
great balls ard shslIs from our boats ara
flying thick and fest, snd the smoke Is
becoming 70 dense that We csn - only
! few Of tho boats. It il moment Of
intense sxoiIsmsnt, and shA scene i one
Of awful grandeur. After fight 81 forty
minutes the rebel. bouts hsw from the,con-
tsst, ono however being destroyed, and
two others ere believed 10 have sunk be-.
fore they reached Fort Pillow. The rebels
had il the tight three rams and one gum
boat; three others were at distances be-
low. nearer Fort Pillow. and did not par
ticipate IN the fight, except few shslls
were thrown FROM them. Four Of our
bots took part IN the fight. The Cincin-
nati wss 1sst in tbs coutsat, and she was
struck three times by the rebel rams,
twice aft and once on the side. which dis
ubled her and caused her 70 leak badly
The Mound City was second IN The anAt.
She wss stsaok in the bow BY ! ram, andx.s
slightly damaged. This il all the dsmage
W sustained Our gunboats 81. Louis,
Cairo and Pittsburgh participated but
slightly in the conflict. The st@am Tugs
were flying around amidst the contest, 10
render assistance 70 any of our ganboats
that might become disabled. We Lost no
lives. Three Of our men were wounded.
ono Of them Capt. Stemble Of The Gin
cinnati, but before he was shot be killed
pilot - On Of the rsbsl rams. A few
large shells we're throwa fron Fort Ell.
lev late il The engagement, directed, a
II sppsAssd. It our naortsr boats. The
rsbsls 1rsd but fsw gnas ia the conflict,
- they seemed 10 depend upon their
rams for execstion.
Orr dset vas under command q Capt.
Davis, COmnodore Foote having left the
day previous for Cairo.
We have no effective rams connected
with this naval 6eet, and il is admitted
by al that We should have them at once.
Il seems incredible, yet IL il true, that
under favorable circumstances the firing
from our heavy mortars can be heard one
hundred and twenty-five miles BY the
windingS Ut the river. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
T0mnAn IN Soldiers, Cloahes..Vsry
Natural Surprise ~ . Nepostsv.

Natural Surprise ~ nepestsr.
Yesterday morning one of our vigilant
pelicc officers arrested soldier dressed In
the uniform of the Federal army, on Az
water street, ID state Of hlissfnl intoxi-
oAtios. HI ~ conveyed - ~ loct-up.
and placed II one Of the cells. Our r.
porter happened to be present, snd OBJ
serving thai the colder appeared to be in
an unconscious state, lie feared that lifc
hsa bscoe6s extiRct, and, opsning the
bosom of the apparently iaAaimats form
TO zee i tkere was any appearance Of life,
the rssdsr can Judge OF his astonishment
on finding that il was-a sDo,saa. a few
hours aflss she awoke from her deep sleep
md gave the following romantic ,acooant
Of her wandsrisgs. Shs u nativs Of
Scotland, hit for many years lived with
M hmily q London, q. W., whore they
nsw reside. About i've years ago she lsft
Aeme and went Kentucky. where, On the
bssaking nut Of the WIT, she became ca.
anorsd with the military disphysasd en-.
listed IN ! Kentucky regimeal. 81 served
III the lFay threo months, she was prss-
emit and took pan q the bsttIe Of Eomer-
-, and ~ Gen. zoIlico6er fall. Dur.
ing her tsrm If service she WAS oftsn ord.
cred TO do extra service. and nd fts-
qusatly 70 steal ont Of camp Il nights and
fight o. her own hook, Az last she h.
came lind q he drnAgsry that shs sas
called upon 10 perform. and made knows
her eeH. She xaa Immediately discharged,
and arrived IN our city on Thursday
night Detroit Advertiser.
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- The sympathizers and conserya-
tives are trying desperately to humbua
The people With the idea that there Is No
poaslbls Nay Of bringing traitors TO pun.
Isfmsnt - this country bur 10 leave them
to the regular course Of ordinary prose.
cutions at Law down ia the Confederats
States, where traitor witnesses and frnito,
jur'ss are to be left 70 try and conyic,
eaeh other. Wouldn't they have good
time Of II And wouldn't they III die
Of old age before the trials would fairly
begin?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

N s.. ,7''s s's 81, New York, Nsy1l.
The steamer Bisckitons has arrived
with the 6rst 4Eire ZoaaSas formed by
Ellsworth, 70 b mustered ous Of service.
The French steamer Aontezuma, from
sVera Cruz, 9th inst, has arrived and re-
ports tho French army marching on Mex
leo, meeting but little opposition.
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sssnp.Tails, ne r..h,...

The fable Of the fox who got his toll
cut on In trap, and then tried 70 Get In,
rest Of the foxes to adopt his fashion j.
being re-snac,ed 10 Iowa on large sc,ls
IN political way.
Geo. ". Jones, Magnolia Hill, Mahony
and . lot Of leading Democrats Of The
state Who have the general reputation Of
being little bitter than traitors, are nov
engaged very 1ealously in trying to coaz
ali the Democrats Of the State into III,
same sr.p. They wan. to make treason.
able fashionable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

Williamsburg, May II.
The gunboats Galena, Monitor, ARGOS
took, Naugatuok, and Port Royal were re
pulsed from Fort Darling, seven miles be-
low Richmond, yesterday. "A portion Of
them have returned to Jamestow d Island
nsar this place in James River. Seven
teen Of our dead have already bean buried,
and there are numbers Of wounded aboard
the vessels, including Lieut.. Morris. The
loo pound gun on the Naugatuck ex-
ploded the first Ore. s5itH
THgncd1 DAVID CAMPBELL.
BY authority Of Gen. McC
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] Net CAsmrRnED.
New York. Nav ]

New York, May To.
- 1kane has the following: We can
post Sely sert that whatever modifca-
may IL made in his order, Gen. Hun
ter vii ~ be recalled nor put in posai-
ton nesse stating his resignation.
II. Darling, where our gunboats we're
engaged, Is situated on bluff, 200 feet
above the rivsr, high enough 70 direct 1
plunging IRE upon attacking boats. which
could not use their guns in rsspcnse. A
loyal black, who left Richmond on Fri
day, brought Tho 6rst peFs = The 6eht,
HhiAh was At Ahat Tins goise q. The
Richmond people were very appreheusivs
Of the result. = = r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20

AxAo39Gty .aA
5 - RI sss y e y 81 ~. - 9lsgs #
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n.sid sgcyeMl. - y ~ tewa.
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w UNnviktes N0epn. ~ - Hath Jews.
naswsn 90 llth IoHa
La M.tacseo taih lowA.
Geo Palmer, O. 18th lows.
y y ! y CaEisls, g z ~ ig.a.
Gmns0s e4s4I - ~ Iowa.
ycseph 110neN 80 llM Iowa.
An0rex 4rlNfN4 IN a9MA h8
1awsn Meni&efS I'D tOwA.
Lyman ketbe1Es - - lows.
- A4S4esee po - 49,.
Mm - Stan as!a. EcsE 81 sc III lows.
MAmI CAmpbt5A V0FpI. 20 Dim lo~A.
JoAnsohs GO IN Iowa.
lsnnEst 81 Q70leyas
yonefon anxS1eAs ~ = ~ SeSes
nsvie IHpy CD - Aiiisois
svna ~ WuseEses g lesh Lows.
Cesisalan Fisss, ~ 2 In Iowa.
I Fttef nn0shAws cg LIN Iva.
A.mn ncfisAs e lsaa le.e
VseeAns Eefp ~. g lSlA LAVA
SosePa Mpvntds ~ ISlA t0WA
y = ~ etssfs ~ ta aae ~ ~, sE7
, nen naf9ess - 81 LsaA lsue. Ag
u. Aesdee3, 0psRIi - = - Iowa
~ 49, Sc Dsa Iowe.
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Alton sessven. &c 4 Ia lovs-
=. seAhsse, 4sss - = = 5ainoass
= 6ane:Tu, osaa@ef, g. Aeth flitnsts.
JFA FoaseWa1 ~ I'LL tq1n
Ihes trssisr, Corp sC ~ IsNa.
1sc kepsr, 9 lssh ieva
~ 9sods, cvrrf e 9 1sA iewa.
Albert Homswood, cS lssh lo~a.
MnAsaf % - isws-
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S 50 ~ ! yse eas 80 J, tnn s9ws.
Nm Ns c.ss s.:ss : = IA. a,' io .ass
las w Dunhyon n II fS1b Iuwn
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New York, May 10.
Flour Receipts, "a, sos bbls market
60vy and b lower; aIes 3 900 bbls It
N.4O04 .45 Super. State "a. 6004. 20
Extra Stxts !; el.l0@4.46 Esper Wes,-
ernj AO041o COmmoa o Medium
Extn Western; 96.OO05.lO Connon
70 Good Shipping Brands Extra B. II. @.
J. Wheat- Receipts, 1863, l56 bus. mar
'kst Aeavy and unchanged, and ease
lowss: sales, los, GRO bas. ii e1.OO0 I. 80
Nil. Club; I0rAinn. Red 95c Nor.
Western Club.
Corn Receipts Io2. s23 bush, market
heavy and 1(d9c lower; sales 10, 900
bush.. 50f05la Mixed Western sHoat and
delisAeed.
0assQuist, 5000 CAaa1a Western
and 6gatss.
Posk-Hssvy, end dropping; aales 500
bbls, 312-50 No., e9.s7i0iO Prime.
Whisky--0teedy and aashaagsd; salss
500 hhls. 2892Ac.
Groceries Quiet and steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-20
why Ana wAsressrs.

We should be pleased to have some Of
the learned constitutional editors Of Iowa
explain how It is in perfec, accordance
with the Constitution of the United States
for the Government 10 set aside the Gov
ernor Of Tennessec, elected By the people,
and to appoint in his stead Andy John
son, Senator 10 Congress, n Governor
Of the ssaas Of Tenassses. Aid aiso to
make It plain by what clause of the Con.
stitusion the Goveramen, Is authorized to
appent = Provisional Governor for the
three States Of South Carolina, Florida
andHeorgia, in direc, oppueition ID. The
will Of the people. as well ~ to the Con-
stitution and laws OF those sovereign
States. And having explained how that
can al be done constituionally 90 one
step farther and tell the people Why the
slave Of traitor cannot be set free By the
Government of the United States, except
II the peril Of destroying the Constitution
= our country.