davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-09-09

fAATs!-. EATSzl--Ggain= Men in
/ TIE country. take notice tl.lt epcafe
seys I'll psr5ea esel at ad'tiere*t Pdns r.
Na: IT, ul1 aecos14 Or or Pttsen6 tRt
wish tos sase in v1tlser war and ho are good
,u I:s f,r 1u..9gt E}l Et;e pJce. n .c4I, bf
1}u. ,b.l; Iir;ru. sepYEEtf1k
, 1862-09-09

NOTICE. Or DISSOLUTION,
J. 5:ic1r,51 l. eowan hsynE SOLD - s &, .Ta-aehze
al hfs terrst in the Tin uf T. yaescnS C2 t4e
il 1ale1,y f1ssNIsea. An dtfnatl tnt said hrhl
VAL heIala t. L.jae:chSe e. and Ill debts snt; b
the eoncefr. wifi br pniu Gy Elm. S +. JAEsCH33.
Ch;c.ro. sem. 4 7sf7s - sr5iSsS& $ &t3EE H.
, 1862-09-09

|, ,F.pge4ts zGEe&t, Ea6iefy. stoess t1ad EzRa St.
aqg jRRES ||S,'[$|31 3.g&PRINt, ga e1lt az sNK.
&a5y Assy :Ga|Sx & s1ls afs So r.
9a e98as 's5 T.? HtasoTs 10 Hakas III saGes.. a7.
, 1862-09-09

-XiihhTEeD-45nard for q gentle
w Ha1 and wife. II it.7c t4e but +. = suari-
crs: NORTH Of Van 1surcn and cast State street
SuIc:.tc 1aut. t:lt II Clark :ltR4t Als7e-j
H. ~ EoA 5o;, slatlrg terms and iocatioa.
, 1862-09-09

-GREEN NEBACM Is FOREMAN
rs=: Hoan s,nd Di.ssount 10 ONCE IT, !:
No. Is South Claus ssrss5 (u2 stars gn}eaSo. 1i'
u ELIAS tEEESGnACM, q. FpEEAAS,
:; 1eptuYaI12u1 -. r y. :: j EptAry I'uEli..
, 1862-09-09

ITO ':kE:CaffnIz. Dts'II{1Eh5
f.. l. a patty wsNes ID Iatxsa al INTEREST ii d,
Hl yZnease M = a. s sIa;d hia; 9gy ~;
+artE:.1s * to 1nnactE cunt luon sfeeatien. @ OF
Itstlie'y, aal also his: p:iGc E.r Al css yna EAt
/ 1or part chSh.i At!tfess care r. Il. box +sst
! GEiCSE0.- -- -. :. !: .iel ~ +fs4l3fe
, 1862-09-09
:, .!0Nneral. 81 ltiDS,.,,u,I

.IIR 3:RHiR.EyCHANC C1Es ~ AIN. ~, pef- 81
la saa a,va ra1iije 5o,afts j t4e ttR IL
cash paying business, can lea5u luz iky
c*liinE On MAPPA s COLLINS. 'Nb..' III fsa3a t!nn
, 1862-09-09

{ Thestig experience and ns1y ae1t;tf at= pso-
uLsutlsssa b5 airy other; Their
EaS 9ttenttof i 4iysn T. ths eeasi 5HEti2n :raYas
tnahe IT, pe 51s PMTa Fost5. itpaat
stp putll asezs Vislug Ne~ 4hr tn7i1ea TO- call
aae new lofefa lavotap1e TERMS:
, 1862-09-09

w 4 N I Z D ~-A[iners- Seventy
~ cents . ton. ltraly work every dag, reeir
Ht-trs1.l. Il t. =-'t.- = '' 81 cta.;is, III :
, 1862-09-09

WENTElr=-Ey;: : pronps paying
rooms II II private sssitlthc9 A.ifsss, Wit t.f!s
[ECt ton. c;c.. T, O. 19o l3YI:. Ee p:-ltS9lw
, 1862-09-09

II AN {EF! !As}1VRER OF
-E747 fsa1u fyrnp +eaga ala
ioT fahTt s.. TAFT OF GEKxT- will puE.jAsa; SE34i
pay such prices a-cordlnx qualify. Is it. u IN
ss1 R;s4 I 5sats HsEsEsg S! 4 & }aSa
<,.-r, trIt ef,tY.,,r
, 1862-09-09
PElz;s1R:k.;IaEsSS

g e.! taah = !YezS1 hg.5H 8 S 'g8nn : S37 s,
s. TR Rs8sg 8PfsR IL s1s BEsae ~ =
bifa1ets,ztgt III asf
R;aR. &ag:1 WsyB AYE 81 Stats '2tTFs2.
ia 1Is5! =, II II ii tz!5zsss1i5
, 1862-09-09
lS,:HNFPS:sa ANN COILS

le 7s!lt7 sdJ tfai 777Fq 93l7s1ss5t.uo551 7rx
,zojtrDeex; d1 r. hfa94!zsT4 sia34apzS ,a =;
;. N ;.7au 70, ~ t7us57 sdt ,tlW .bs'EU'is *
a.: a 5:Es r., :9f l1 RE1y9HBi5 IL ,s&:as; sDs;
- lrc7i bar ,e7=d b=7ir1s s7EE no{st71o 81 10
ID, 1sft ISL 5oiat11I KE3Ete14 SErssas stsoio
nj III .'s3.o 7isfe oH+ b57on qoi=l''a
, 1862-09-09

.tsteldsy V til s., ,660 men from Rc1n5nd. 4
a5Ssio9 si,s ion 92esB e*5{ 7est Gaines
Ny informant IN: Saw jack =o9, Leggstrset aad
PIECES Of artillery tmost yriaed guns, Ahd lone
larger than 12-rCunders.
At Cen1etville- IL sag. q few cavalry only,
and-a battery which Fas' returning from hav-
ing, IS they said, driven the Yankees away
'F 1ae ofb' of.fss 3}s.es cbifesponSa5ts LII The
Vicinity 81 Fni4ty Court Hausc about four
O'Clock tlis Saturday morning Our pickets
ares within ;enEnl54es of t5af psaee. Tie enc
nyEpkkefs seem to!-se Within about d mile
# Falrfa2. i profseseG1y Union nlan states
inst their iufantTFwent of to the Lett towards
Frsat 1ickshu1r.- The rebel Generals Rebert
Lee, Hill, Stuart and Fltz-Hugl Lee ara Fith
. the main force. Theft wagon Trains wfFe
Sunday morning. Tie farmers are bringing
in bay and, pEoyisipnsq qt all skin,s, and giving
thtn. aptsS There Is not a1oSaT man; WITH
one or TWO exceptions, there. - The women
! received Them with Tags and tokens Of icy.
:. Sundsy, IL p. m.-The following. account
has just been received from the Upper Puto-
mac, and is btieyed to be reliable;
A.febel force: IL ii ethe hefghborhood of
Darnes.own aud Cla1ksbuaG, estimated st
500 and is icmuposs dsntuehE Dt caxalry- "A
body Of the epeWh Aheuh ,5ao strong, crossed
| the river last night at Whites Ferry, and are
supposed to-be.e en- rpute- for Frederick; Nary
land: Our troops hold the bridge across Sen
eca Cretk, which waEn nit injured By, thereh-
els on their return ffom thetr. recent dash on
| Dsrnestpwn. : :: : -. -: = =: - = :: ::
,.lisasEs;,.eE tEAs;As%Tssa s4Hss Washington cor
| Tne.reb9l surgeon who. ampntated: aenefal
Ewells leg, told dne M our Surgeons, ,yester-
| d5T that; EHeH had since aied.-s ~ = .::= ::
! The: order for court e4 inquiry into tha
| rapses 81. The recent -feVe1ses, has heen eoun-
| eiHHuAEd.
!: AguiaEreek 4vasaeyscusted Yesterdg;; Fffty-
i eIEtt cais 5wtr1e burned, ahd q -4lautitys of
i stores destroyed. THIS eGgfHes and Rhatever
!. ei6e:tAat :eould:be cohVnniently carried away,
! were brought Il The Before the trans-
| pdItsg94 Yuy yPtfsHht, =. sqW@o4 1ebA &aS-
Il AIRY apPeart 8 mile from the river, and we've
4 scatt esaahy hea1s ffrsJ1nsa gna{ssak.r-sA
.MAsH1AtiIoS, ssatfps9eF s.zA3 :. gsptaeman Y
eh1s eete sSafss M pese ene q
i sednFe{m mg tie TonndEf TO tue c1ys5a1a stu
'ah tie b..itle:feia3 heIsbels hagsog taken the
hettss;csca theF:pEeyen'tng thepr:ffem m z: re
! TSEfiIsss: AaNsRaoa, Il September .a:-Federa
euuAq1S 4ams1apTx frotneGitr, Aaht <o-da,
va s-x-4 7;. xs-r.sla:.,:: 4.iaa7 1s~: c!:eu
]
, 1862-09-09

vh =2A;I4h = s zA;ssAG $a9ftdt Ash,
IL or exehapee t2z city .nscpersy dn 9'tdczao Drit
tWek7 at Eclis y nFetclasS C9alstrE stoIp, 7.1IE
large and pro ah.e h9sneSsnaarA FhfrrosG n .
Aa4 p4.enRe14 iRith Ha :hf the btaE idf 1thn
aR9s5 en9tlEaHRa M Coed M Z. SaEaGs 81 EtA;te5 Eee%tt
HI sotE &atef hsi5a atShltng7 Asf hhtsees
fm9kEch0uHs, p4EgeJ's Hs1nsea3ss kra: 6sH Aasd
81 niGN. M DEAN 4 co., Rgala ol T{dd2 Is941s
, 1862-09-09

T1IE ! KEXFRr1sER:: Is, NOW
nfaftd II cohadc. ias h9tel il il fsiss:iy
ii d 'siirEjspuro fda.h itt Iaut s}a,e 7sspop-
sihls ra5tS asasss. :Hu2EI.@f ozBaz e*sast ~:
, 1862-09-09

E0R SALEs:::E1viu be: fHSfsa :hia 4 tllf
4 44S G;auSAS :: 1oiet2sk .5 Rgnn3 eat
toperI Or -APe1 .eTee gFrn:s Are veil btdke u sr
1G n street = ,~sepa H2sESE.
, 1862-09-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE
AIM IT, S. NIEpA1GE hecunts d 'rnerti,et. Of ,dq
fl m f. etn 'thtE GATE. SYLNhSlEE Ala1:Sd & CO.
fAicarQ. Hapt. t.ls1SS2 ~. = .asal3!n4G61n&l
, 1862-09-09
Nfln frtlsf}|lentss

w. An TIE . "a Situation. =:
w c.auhetthaI1 in a rts9ea,atic fam! :. Ca
give good Fe1ere1cca PHase address - ,1 - fsihuu
, 1862-09-09

n ORsE FORs S;AHRoo CHEAP
Il tits xishinEa 5fsf elass Fa1sily H37sa VII
aue It ter tntr II tc53stta sFpF Ut Efoaas :gomns4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
nv TELE oR APH.
.Ntght Report.
~ ON wAsHTNOrO
q Washington, May 23

y. - N WaHhiuutOn, NaY XS,
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed George Dennison, from the
neighboshsod Of New Orleans. a. Agent
and acting Collector TO open the ports ut
the earliest practical period, in order to
carry out the Presidents proclamation.
g Electors wifi be appointed for Beaufort,
N. c., and Port Royal, s. c., as soon as
proper persons can be selected, the OBJ
tjject Of the Secretary OF the Treasury be-
ing to procure the services of those resi-
dent in tho South, and who, in addition
TO efficiency, win be acceptable to all par
ties concerned.
The conflict between the military and
civil authorities last night, grew out Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

New York, May %
stoeks-Lowsr under runacrs 81 . heavy over Issue
IL rome description of Indians securities Business ~.
however, active Money unchanged, ~ So psr cont
Sterling Exchange quiet lai4I III 9 X coli @ 4
c 6os4;sc G tCl I6l; III Scrip 6os; Toledo ! o36'
Del 4 Hnds s0s4; Penn ~ y Yfc Ssh; Erie 37k; do
pfd cat; Hubs -; III bonds VA 90 Erie Sd st;
NY c bonds Of p6 1cs MINI 81 bonds OIL; Cal Is rs.
Mo IS SCI Ind SIS sI,s; Z dsi year Certificates Iooi
Treasy osa, s 6s ., "a Coupons a3a; d. Of si
Coupons Oh; do Of % Coupons l02; do rssd Iolt; =
Of "a regd s3i Ill Coupon Bonds Of 20 o7k; do Of
f76 972. s&&a@as& 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
Inv rELEckApu,1
New York Market,

New York, May "a.
Fiour-Reeeeipts Of ls,nr brls: market quist and
steady with fair business doing; sales VI 13n0o brls
., 25as4 IS for Super state; ~ 5oD4 % for Extra
State; ~ 2se "a % for Super Westerni - 60a4 10
for Common to Aediun Extra western; o. 90G5 o5
for Common to Medium shipping Brands kxtra r.
IN o.
Wheat-Recepts Of 500 W bush; markct better with
good sApert duaGd Gales OF 1855 O00 bush sxal cs
for Nil Liah; 81 90 for Amber Green Bay; ai 10 for
Rad STATE; ~ IL tor Amber Mchlgans ~ 81 fpr Whise
do, u 05asl VI for Amber Iowa.
Rye-Quiet; ssles Al 6SE6sc
Corn-Eece,pts Of ,6ao bust; market shade armsr;
ssi.s IT " oebssh As 4e2 - for Nixed Western.
oa.s-Firmer; sales at aaSAli for wsstern Canada
end State.
Pork-Duii and heavy sales Of $50 ars .. si2 SO
ia A for Mess; - "a for Prime
Whsky-Hsavy and lower, s4lss Of 400 bris At asi
|924c. s@a4sssl -@ u
sugar-Rules dull but steady, and 100 hhds caha
brougai "a.
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90 4AS.fsl lbei slsls r. ,beJ

! O4 SSsnsl pef %iekas t1s& ne
mountains along the line sf the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, from Cranberry Sum
NIT almost u Piedmont, are on firs. At
night the light afforded enables one 10 see
almost AZ plainly IS in daylight. The fire
finds its way to the tops Of pine trees,
from seventy to one hundred feet high,
and throws out brilliant light over the
mountains These fires occur almost ev-
cry spring, and originate from burning
brush, TO which the farmers set FIRE 10
clearing new land. At this time great
danger is apprehended that the fences
will be burned, and hundreds Of those in
terested are fighting the flames.
! A Men GAPruRxy-W. HI, Harris and
F. N. McNary, of the rebel army,
some time in November last, advertised
in the Nashville papers to pay 'tfve dol
lars per pair for fifty pairs Of well-bred
hounds, and City dollars for one pair OF
bloodhounds that will take the track Of a
man, and chase The Internal cowardly Lin
coln bush hackers of East Tennessee
and Kentucky to their dens and capture
them Harris was taken by Gen. Du-
mont in his recent brilliant dash against
the rebel cavalry at Lebanon, and is now
a prisoner at Nashville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

1t will be gratifying to al who are ac-
quainted with the condition Of our sick
and wounded soldiers At Pittsburg Land
ing, to learn that Mrs. Wittenmyer, the
faithful and efficient agent of the Iowa
Soldiers Aid Society, has gone 70 their
relief, with a large amount Of hospital
stores, contributed by the people Of our
State Mrs. w. is now armed With !
general pass, from the Secrstaryo Of War,
for herself and freight, obtained for her
BY Governor KirkwoOd, which, will OBJ
viats many Of the difficulties with which
she has bean obliged to contend The
Governor also sent her most cordial let
tar Of personal endorsement, addressed 10
the officers Of Halleck's Department.. II
any refutation Of tie unpleasant insinpa-
tons, thrown out from time to time, re-
Aecting upon the utility Of the plans Of
the Aid Societies, or the faithfulneas Of
their sgsns, were needed, the following
letter from Col. Croker would be amply
sufficient: M
HxADoUARrERs3 Sd Bare. 9th DIvIs1os.
Right Wing Army Tennessee,
May llth. 1862.
Mrs. j. b. HosceA:
DEAR MADAM IL understand that re-
ports are u circulation in your city, TO
the detriment Of Mrs. Wiitenmyer, the
very excellent agent Of your Society. /
wish 10 state that l am personally &C.
quainted with the official conduct Of this
lady, and with her department among the
Iowa troops, and can ny from such 40
quaintance, that she has always shown an
exceeding willingness to render them sup
port and to furnish them hospital and
other supplies, and by her unexampled
energy, in faithfully discharging her du-
ties, she has done mere fer the relief of
Iowa sick and wounded soldiers than al
other aid they have received outside Of
their regular legal attention.
After the battle Of Pittsburr Landing
I saw her in attendance upon the wound
cd lows soldiers, and in every respect
faithfully dischsrging her whole duty.
Very respectfully,
+ Your obcdient servant,
M. N. CRocx1H,
Col. 18th Iowa. Comm d'g Brigade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
COMMERCIAL


Ia H - KEox-x Nay ~, %. n
FLouR-supernnee III so; sprin W hsatsxtra ~ 70
Fall Wheat Extra ~ SO.
| BRAN ANDsH oRTs--se to zoe = roo ~
CoRK--is to 4oc ? bush. @Rfs a-@1
BARLEY--ssc. aa1 8 E s. Fegasstr IS
WH1AT--ln good demand. Fall ss9so, spriatss
to 6ec, - s.
RYE-2so 10 %. 49, ~ =
OATS-2o to age. # Hs3@ -
PoTAToEs--I54aobyt hsioad, rstallaotc ~.
sU0AR~-ksw Orleans faH. sl8lo, Prise ~
Iii clarified ilpla; erushsd and losf l00is. q
AoLAsSEs--Pi Plantation $50 50; sasAshcass4sos0
Geiden syrup1ee5sc. ~ F ~ Al 20 -,s1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Java esssc Laguyrasa1sc.
RIcE--aH fec . ~ 2aasAth*
soAP-rslm se Family 5.e, German tCin.) ~
07bs.
CANDLEE-- Mar l5dDlS, stsarine Il, Mould 10.
LARD--st &c; retsii 8 to &c. E755s sss
BuTTKR-Common s07c; choic Q 10, retail II k0ls. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 ~ Hams TOD;
cteAv sides { 70 n; Rib Sides sto 81
LEATHER-Sole 2449s narnsssaTde3e. s
hlDEs-Dry n11se, green 4to n: green sheep
pehs 25cSl 25; green hog skis Isc.
HAY-Timothy. % oO17 0o, balsd - O0GSil
Prairie - O0a5 90. s9F G
skEDs-TimeaAy u co. Flax seed $780,
| oNIONs-35O40c.
| EGGS--4c.
WHITE BEANE-In goo demand, soc0slao.
/ fEATIIERS-2Oa25.
| FRUIT Dried Apples 81 250el sou bushsl.--
Dried Peaches 90 s9ee SO. kaisina - oO0es 90.
| CHEEsE-WessernR Reserve 0c; Dsnnsk 70s.
BEEF-aaac Eross.
SlfkEP--ai J0e4 o. y head.
/ sALT-G.A ~ 50 y sack: Kanawha e. 2s . bar.
rel; Liverpool 81 9oda ~ 90 y sack; Lake ~ ~
FIsH-Macke rei, n o. elss . IS y bbl.; Ne . ga
3sl6, No.3 4e1tlo. White Fish, MOL - oO1A 80
y half Dbl. Cod Fish 500 YA.
\ RAGs-Woolen 4; Cotton 20.
/ OLD lRoN-saAcS b. Brass 6ssc -. Cop.
per leS8l2Ae -. ~
ExrHA NaE.-oa New YORK per cent. bsnk1bfS
4 funds, on 81. Lons4 fnr lie funds little demand,
on chicsgo 10 tper cent. Told 10 II buying 1ts
| selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

Fl A Scotch woman has returned to
Detroit. who enlisted in Kentucky reg
iment, served three months, was present
and took partin the battle Of Millsprings,
and growing tired Of the drudgery and IA
tigues Of camp life, made known her sex,
and was discharged from the service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

r. The Richmond Inquirer computcs
that il will take General lcC lellan thirty
years to get TO that city, We gusss that
cClellan will soon correct ne lnquirer'a
arishmsthio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
The Duke OF wellington.

Some years since the Duke was sitting
at his library table, when the door opened,
and without any announcement, in stalked
figure Of singularly i'll omen.
"Mho'rs you 7" asked the Duke, in his
short dry manner, looking up without, the
least change of countenance upon the in
truder.
81 am Apohyon. !"
@What do you want: -
rs Il am sent to kill you
xiii me very odd"
Tam Apollyon, and must put you to
death" esss.sg
'Bliged to do it to-day"
lam not told the dry or the hour, bu,
| must DO my nission.'
.Veryinconvenicnt- busy great
mary letters to wiite--can again and write
me word-I'll be ready for YOU
The Duke went ON with his CORES.
pondence. The maniac, appalled, proba.
bly, by the stern, unmovablc old man,
backed out Of the room, and in half an
hour was safe IN Bedlsm. f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

NJ Mr.. Peabody, Of London. has re-
Gently donated to the Peabody Institute,
South Danyers, Mass, one hundred aud
eighty volumes, among them complete
set Of Massachusetts, Historical Collections,
and sixteen bulky volumes Of the London
Illustrated News, brought up to 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

- DR.. Nassau, late Surgeon in the
2l Iowa, having been appointed Brigade
Surgeon, was in town last evening, on his
way to New Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

PRssKHT OF RULED Hon.
a.. s. Sanford, Minister to Belgium, hss
presented the First Minnssots Regiment
with q small battery of three rifled steel
annon-6-pounders-with their equip
ments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

EE The Leavenworth Conservative
says the real name Of the great jayhawker,
Cleveland, was Metz. He used to drive
stage out Of Cleveland, Ohio, and hence
adapted that name.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

UTh1 rebel prisoners sre hard 1t
work digging Sp tcrpsdoss - Yorktown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

ET The Des Moines City had got
through the Croton Lock yesterday, and
the Nevada was trying to follow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

I0rIn Gregory, Colorado, hay is ten
cents per pound. Il takes SO per day
20 board yoke of cattle there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

~ 1t is asserted, that four of the rebe
Generals were born in Massachusetts,, on,
ia New York, one in Pennsylvania, ont
In New Jcrsy, and one in Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
rE The distress 10 Belgium, owing to

II The distress 10 Belgium, owing to
the cotton supply, is stated 70 be terrible.
The city Of Client is the chief victim -
More than 6,0o0 vurkmcn are literally
on the street, without resources, and about
5000 more can just drag along their ex-
istence by working three days in a week.
The students Of the University have
given concerts and started collections TO
aid them. Other cities are in nearly
equal distress, and the Government is Sc
riously embarrassed at the widespread
misery that has overtaken this hourishing
king 4om.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

PAY-DAY.--This is payday. The Car.
rier of the Gate City will call, to-day, for
quarters. Don't forget it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

1EA large number Of Germans arc
about to emigrate to this country, and will
settle in Illinois, Wisconsin and MINES
ota. This emigrating party consists prin.
lcipally of wealthy land owners, and among
them are several hafons. About twenty
thousand acres OF land have already been
purchased for them in the three States
named, and It is expected they will ar
rive by the middle of July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

EF Nost az the Irish papers contain
obituary notices of officers and soldiers
killed in the American war, whose parents
and relatives still reside in Ireland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

~ Matilda Heron has made series
of enepgsmens in Cincinnati and other
Western cities, for which she is to re-
OoSVn MIMI 4 MONT 5E8# M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

n. Now that the Merrimac is destroy
ed, the rebel navy is reduced to one
staamer. the Nashville, and one tug, the
lug of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
RgBsL g ALLANrRY A correspondent

writing from McClellan's army says:
When the Confederates evacuated Will
liamsburgh, General Magruder brought
away six ladies who we're suspected of be-
ing friendly to the Union cause, in order
to guard against their giving information.
After being held captives two Or three lsys
they were set at liberty, and arrived at
West Point this morning, where they
stated to Gen. Franklin that their persons
had been visaassd By Gen. Magruder and
other officers in high rank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24

~ divided tn opipi0n on the measures
pending, but there was one purpose on
which the majority wore united, namely ].
The Government shall not be curtaiIed Of
ito Territory by the surrender OF = single
foot Of soil. The people will not tolerate
conventional seperation Of any portion OF
the Union; if this VAS not our fixed and
solemn purpose we should not hesitate a
moment TO send Minister to Richmond
TO arrange terms Of peace. The war is to
be ended BY arms and not By chicanery Of
the dlplomatlsts. In the language OF the
Governor Of Teonesses: If We n6ks terms
With the rebels We would net haze peace
for sixty days. We must mot only ex-
tinguish the rebellion, bat extermisats its
cause and animating principle. slavery
Emancipation stands on higher srouad
than coll6scasioD. 80
Wallace favored and Phillips, of Mis-
sour, opposed coniisca.ion. Vi "a ~.
Blair aud Rollins favored the bill and
Kerrlsan opposed. Recess tin 7:30 p. m.
Evening Session Mcnaier spoke
against sweeping coniseation; the proper
ty Of loyal men must be protected unless
the enemy il making use Of it against ne.
Mr.. Fessenden argued in favor Of con-
fiscation as expedient and just.
Mr.. Order characterized the rebellion
as inexcusable and contended that Con
gress should sustain the army and navy
through which alone the rebellion should
be suppressed. He opposed the con6sca-
ton bills which would help to extend the
rebellion. Adjourned
SENATE. - Mr.. Wade moved to take
up the bill donating lands for the benefit
of colleges, agriculture, and mechanic
arts.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, and Williamson
opposed the motion. The bill was taken
up--yeas 3d. nays 10.
AT one O'Clock the Senate proceeded to
organize itself into High Court of I'm
parchment for the trial OF West H. Hum
phrey. The Secretary Of tie Senate I'D
lninistered the oath to the Vice President
and the Senators. The House was mott
fed that the Senate Was organised into a
High Court Of Impeachment and resdy T.
receive the managers Of the trial for I'm
parchment from the House. The managers
Of the House, Messrs. Bingham, Pendle-
ton, Locke and Train. then appeared
Mr.. Bingham read the articles Of i'm.
p achment by the House against West H
Humphrey for high crimes and INSIDE
meanors and demanded in the name of all
the people Of the United States aud House
OF Representatives that said West Fl
Humphrey be called on to answer to the
high crimes against him. The Vice-Presi,
dent then informed the managers that the
Senate would take the proper order on the
case and that due notice would b given
the House of the same: hereupon the
Court adjourned for the present
The tar bill was taken up and an am
endment taxing whiskey twenty cents !,
gallon agreed TO.
Mr. Foster offered resolution that the
Secretary Of the Senate issue summons
in the usual form to West II. Humphrey
TO answer to impeachment made by the
House, the summons returnable 9th oil
June, and that the High Court of I'm.
parchment adjourn TIL the 9th of june
adopted.
After further consideration of the tax
bill, having reached the 63d section, the
Senate adjourned. s@