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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
4 yexed Point Explained.

A good deal of speculation, to say
the least, has been expended on the
failure of the rebels to follow up their
victory at Manassas by marching against
Washington. Indeed, this point has
been yexed one IN other circles than
loyal ones. The point is a. length Of
fcially explained. We have before us
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston's official re-
port Of the battle at Manassas. The
closing paragraph is as follows
"The apparen. 6rmness of the Uni
ted States troops ut Centreville, who
had not been engaged, which checked
our pursuit; the strong forces occupy.
ing the works near Georgetown, Alex.
andria. and Arlington the certainty
too, that General Patterson, If needed
would reach Washington, with his army
OF thirty thousand men, sooner than ",
could /; and the condition and inade
quate means of the army in ammuni
ton, provisions, and transportation
prevented any serious thoughts Of ad
vancing against the Capital. 1t is Ger
tain that the fresh troops within tn.
works were, in number, quite suficien
for their defense ii not. Gen. Patter
sons army would certainly reinforc,
them soon enough"
We own this appears to our unmilita
ry Judgment a very sufficient explana
hon, and We content ourselves with lay
ing before our readers, and calling
attention to the historical interest q
the explanation in respect to the poin
involved. /. The statement OF Genera
Johnston will not impossibly be rea'
when the yaporing Of Gen. Beauregar
is forgotten Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

Wild GAME. ~ A few days ago,
steamboat stopped at a landing somewhere
in Arkansas to wood. A customer on
board the boat took his gun and stepped
on shore, hoping that during the hour
they wsre likely to stop, he might bag a
few birds. After travelling few rods, he
came across rough-looking fellow, and
the following dialogue ensued How are
yer" "How are ye, stranger?" replied
the Arkansas man. "Have you any game
10 these parts 7" "Oh, yes, plenty on m
"What sort of game p well, most any
sorl, but principally brug and poker p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woieott. Clara b Wolcott, Nathan Ecwsom,
Geo H Gin, Ptice Ferris Co, Geo Richaldson,
Eiihu Turner, Geo -ge II Crossman, Grinnsii Z len.
kins Pegram Pnynter q Davis, Lippsneots. Hunter
T. Scott, James Kent, Ssntee h Co, VIM Grsydsn
4 Co. Lind. Brother 4 90, Abbott, Johns u 90:
You hereby notified that there 10 now ON Me N
the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, II Fort Madison the petition OF EiSur
Wolcott, claiming Of you, Arthur Woicott the sum q
Sixteen Hundred and Eighty Dollars, with Interest =
the OF per cent per annum, payable annual-
~ Ct same rate from the 9TH Of July 1851, money
justly due him from said Arthur Wolcot, on prouis.
sorry note aud claiming seanst all Of the lore.
closure OF mortgage given By said Wolcou, e se
cure the payment 81 said note on the equal half
OF In Block twenty six, of the northcrly side
OF said lot being The hair OF the lot thai Hrs next 70
three In said block In the city Keokuk Lee
~, tDwa.
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto on or
befBYe Of The second day Ut the next May term
Of said court 10 be begun and hnlden the I'd Nom
day OF May. "A. d. 1903, II Fort Madison, default
will be taken against You aud Judgment thereon fos
amount claimed and interes thereon and cost Of salt
also decree cutting OH All
In and 10 the equity OF redemption OF said properly.
personal claim 10 made against any OF you except
said Arthur Wolcott.
McCRARY BRUCE,
febe4-d1m Att'ys for Pi't6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

SEEKING AN ASYLUM. A CORE
spondent of daily paper asks, ''are tn
Rebel leaders mad r. II not mad, the,
are certainly little Eighty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

GE A bachelor merchants advice in
selecting wife - '.get hold Of piece Of
calico that viii wash
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

- An oil spring hes been opened in
Funiskillen. G. w., which runs ut the
rate Of one hundred gallons a minute. -
The supply Of oil In that region is so large
and the transportation SO limited that it is
proposed to lay down a wooden tube, at
q cost Of S2D, 900, TO conduct it distance
of at out twenty miles to shipping point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
TRITTIN'S IMPROVED PATENT
l. PORTABLE
q q AL OIL i A NJ PS
WITHOUT CHIMNEYS

Patented Deem Der Sd, 1901.
This Lamp will BIO found an yaluublc scqui.t lon to
both la the city aud country for rich
snd poor, as Kitchen and chamber lamp. The burn
er contains non conductor Of heat, which makes 1t
safe TO attach TO metallic lamp, while other bu
In be used it'll safety metallic lamps
Its great economy VI consumption further
II 10 the attention OF houseseepers hel propsietors
railroad conduct for lanterns and for lighting pas
seneer ears. IL will burn without sensible dim inu
ton uf Gamc long there Is amy oil in the lamp
Prices to suit the times.
III r. For sale by JoHN TIERNAN, dealer In Coal and
Carbon Oils LaBp Shndes and Lamp Goods gcneral-
ly, No Estes Honsc, Main-st-, Keokuk, lows.
msrlI dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

r. 1t IL no misfortune for nice
young lady 70 loose her good name, if .
nice young gentleman gives her better.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
THE GATE CITY.

The HERO OF A HUNDRED FLIanTs.
Floyd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
FROM wAsuINGroNM.

The Tiiiuac's dispatch says that on Monday
night a council was held at the Capitol between
ali the members OF the Cabinet aud the war IN
yestigatng committee. The session lasted three
hours, The propricty Of silence as to the de-
bate and conclusion arrived at is obvious. 10
may not be improper, however, to state that
the Cabinet officer whose life has been spent in
the courts Of law, led the demand Tor an imme-
date battle, and that counsel for delay came
from the heretofore bcligercnt members Of the
Administration.
The Hcraid's despatch says that the Richmond
prisoners arrived here yesterday They
will receive their pay and those enlisted for
three years are to be ordered back to their reli-
meuts They complain that no ration allowance
is granted, alleging that they were obliged to
spend money 10 keep themselves from starving.
Seven soldiers belonging to the 9th Massachu-
setts regiment were drowned in Annapolis har
Dor Monday night
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

The lrst execution by hanging in the army d
tAc Potomac took place on Monday. Tie com
ylct Ma. private Michael Ianahan, G.. a, III
rcrmcnt $ infantry, and tic offence, killing
sergeant Brennan BIZ shooting him
The General-u.Chict IN the order approving
the finding Of the c0urt.mariial says, the proof
i clear that lie did TINS IN satisfaction OF the
erndre he bore toward the deceased, for the
Blow he had given him ia the guard-house few
minutes before, and Tor old scores which he men
TONED in has statement to the court Ii is very
rerrehensiblc FOR commissioned or non.commis-
s.dn,d officer 10 strike soldier, except when it
IA absolutely necessary TO repress disorder Ii
is never allowable AS a punishment for an offence,
hut for soldier because OF being struck to shoot
his immediate superior, is At war with every
ptnciple OF military suhordination. 1t was IN
evidence that il was not customary for sentlnelS
At Georgetown to have their arms loaded
The prisoner must have loaded his gun for
the purpose of carrying out his yindietiye de-
sign against the Sergeant The homicide in
this case seems to lack none Of the features
which distinguish murder from simple man.
daughter. For these reasons the sentence was
appfoved and tho Provost Marshal was charged
with the execution of the erder. The gallow'
was erected IN the northern suburbs of Wash
ington, and the convict was hung in the pres
cnce of detscbments of five regiments of th'
regular infantry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
ArEuALE Spy.

In connection with names respecting the leak
age of news from Washington TO the rebels it
Is said that daughter Of a high Official is one
Of the guilty party Itisnow understood from
movements Of the rebels they were aware Of the
destination Of Cen Burnside's fleet The story
goes that it was talked Of in the family Of the
ofica alluded to above and by tho daughter
communicated to her lover who Is u rebel. The
destination Of Gen Buruside's fleet is changed
because Of the knowledge acquired Of the point
at which it was aimed. The young lady a!lu-
ded to above lett town recently and has not yet
returned. Her father it is understood will
shortly leave for Europe for the benefit Of els
health
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

under order No. 4, Gen. llaleok has appointed
a few board Of assessors % revise the October
list. and make such changes as they deem fit.
All other proceedings viii be in accordance with
the original order, and the board are enioined
to assess no individual unjustly as there Will be
no further appeal from then decisions
A government train OF about 20 wagons and
rs men is reported to have been captured about
i've miles Northeast Of Georgetown. BY . party
Of rebels. Word was conveyed to Col Thayer
ol The lit Nebraska regiment at Georgetown,
WHO promptly despatched pprly IA nutsuit.
There is no doubt that WIN. A. Hail Is elected
10 Congress from the Bird District ana Thomas
i. Price from the 9Th D street
An express messenger from Col. Nugent's
regiment, stationed at West Point, Bates Couu-
ty, arrived at Sedalia Monday evening, on bis
way to st. Louis with important dispatches to
Gen. Gamble. lie left Bates County Friday and
reports that COL Junsan las burned Austin in
Clss County, instead Of Rose Hill COL Juni-
ran after leaving Austin went northeast. The
Union men 10 johnson County are 50 mucn OK.
aspeutcd at the outrages Of the rebels, that
nothing but Federal troops will save Lexington
and Warrcusburg from being burned The
movements Of Col Junlsin are kept secret, vet
enough s known to warrant the opinion that
certain notorious rebels n johnson County, and
their dupes will be bagged.
Flag officer Foote with the gun boats Essex
Lexington and Tyler made reconnaissance
down the Mississl ppi Tuesday morning. lie
went within 200 yards Of the rebel batteries
n his return he was fired at by the rebe gun
boat Mohawk to which bereplIcd, but the shot,
all fell short The flag officer is highly satisfied
with the reconnaissance and has examined all
points the river as near Us two miles to Co
lumbug
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
NEAR WASHINGTON.

4 private belonging to Gloucester and mem
Der OF the 23d Massachusetts regiment, was ac-
cidentally shot dead Monday morning, by
comrade, while skylarkiug IN saloon at Wash
ineton. An effort was made to convene jury
Of inquest, but the citizens would have nothing
to do with the affair
After the picket shooting at Elsall's Hill
Lieut. Col Kelley had bic reserve under arms
Immediately but the darkness Of the night pre-.
vented bis capturing the rebels
All Of Gen. Smiths division with the exccp-
ton Of three regiments, went out on Tuesday in
he direction Of Flint Ill., beyond Vienna. and
not far from Fairfax Court House, for the pur
pose Of obtaining forage. The expedition was
successful, and returned without meeting with
any indications Of the presence Of the enemy in
force The forage has nearly all been gathered
on tie other side Of the river
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

An attempt was made to blow up the Man
sion House IN Alexandria Wednesday night
This was formerly occupied as a hotel, but now
a- an hospital A barrel bad been secrcted in
tie cellar filed with powder, and proiecules and
d fuse was found extending from these to the
stable in proximity to the combustilles Luci-
fer matches and Chinese crackers had been plen.
ufully distributed The iuse crd %. the Stable
had actually isutcl, but tbs act was fortunate
IL discovered by te guard, and the progress Of
tbo .low fire stopped Bot for this watchiulness
and prompt action not only would several hun
dtcd lives probably have been lost, but other
casualties would have resulted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

A despatch from Cape Giraudeau, the 9TH,
Gays detachment of the 9TH Illinois Cavalry,
while scouting, had captured Major Williams of
jeff Thompson S army, the surveyor Of the port
of Metropolis, and seized large quantity of
gold lace murphsne and other costly drugs in
tended Tor the rebels The goods were from
Cincinnati.
In consequence Of disproportonate assessments
having been made on the rebels in ST.. Louis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
IRON MISSOuRI.

The Provost Marshal General Of St. Louis has
issued an order requiring all publishers Of news
papers in the State Of Missouri, ST. Louis pa
pcrs excepted, to furnish him a copy Of each is
sue for inspection failure to comply with
which order will render the paper liable to sup
preston.
Great excitement occurred n the Chamber Of
Commerce at st. Louis Thursday afternoon on
the occasion Of the election Of officers, which re-
suited in the disruption by the withdrawal Of
the Union members Who .obsoqucntly cstab
lished Union OF Commerce which VIII DO IN.
medmtely carried oat The trouble occurred in
consequence Of the secession members refusing
by their votes 10 admit number Of Union an
plicants for membership
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

The Norfolk Day- Bank Of Monday says that
On sunday slw-mi.l in tie Norfolk Navy
Yard was fired by an nccndiary. 1t was, how.
ever, extlngulshed with little damage.
Judge Ilump6oll Tx Senator in.tac Congress
Of the United States, and since a member OF
the Confederate Congress, died at Richmond
Saturday morning
On tie morning Of the 81 inst the ocean
steamer Ella Marley, Capt Swasey, rum the
blockade at Charleston, from Nassau, n P
She was chased and fired on by the bIockading
squadron without harm to her Her passengers
were all English and Scotch except b. Bisby,
late confederate bearer of dispatches to Europe
The Nassau authorities forced the Famboau
out of the harbor to coal, which gave the Ella
Marley the opportunity to escape.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
SOMETHING .Annrr mo BE Done.

The Worlds despatch makes this statement:
There is great stir and excitement IN military
circles at this time Three divisions OF the army
are under marching orders, and troops have al
ready been despatched to certain point. BE
prepared 10 hear stirring news within n week
Rest assured that the rebels have not the reno
test idea OF the point aimed at Their move
ments betray total ignorance Of the plans Of our
Generals There j. no present probability Of
fighting on the Potomac unless at the option
OF the rebels
The Hra'ds dispatch says that Gen. Nc
Clellan was out to-day attending to business
Last night hs was much exhausted and retired
early.
Il is possible there will be much dssappoint-
ment when the destination Of the Burnside ex'
petition is known.
Members OF the Cabinet and our leading Gen
era 5 have given assurances to leading members
Of Congress that the expedition will be auendod
with the most important results, and Will ma
terially change tie aspect of the war
Adj Gen Williams now in charge OF the
business al headquarters Of the army Of the 70
tomae. with the entire staff OF Gen Nee elan
are busy as bees tonight Thegreatest activity
| has been carried on IN the Quariermaster de-
partmeut to day, and tonight. For hospital
purposes the most elaborate preparations have
! been made for some time.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. :.
The steamer Connecticut has arrived from
New York. She sails this evening for Port
Royal, with Judge Marion of the Admiralty
court as passenger The French steamer CAtl-
net has arrived
The rebel batteries on Caaney Island have
been practising all day,
The stoamboa, Pn@ax has sailed Tor Port
ROYAL with the mails.
80 Southern papers were received to-day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. ,.
The following resolution was offered in the
Assembly this noon
R.sor,d. That while the State of New York
is in favor of sustaining the Administration and
a vigorous prosecution of the war and has fur
nished more than her share OF men and money
for hat purpose. She is also opposed to seeing
United States Senators and Representatives in
Congress wasting precious time in adyocat'
inc the abolition Of Slavery the emancipation
of the slaves, or any other unconstitutio
measures. A dozen members rose to debate
The resolution, but it was laid over.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
THE REBEL ATTACK AT HANCOCK, MD.

Frederick Md, Jan, 6 AdWces from Han.
cock, Md, show that Gen. Lander had arrived
there also that Gen. Jackson, with large
force Of rebels ana one q and two II Founders,
appeared opposite Hancock and threatened to
shell out our troops unless they eyacuated.-
Gen. Lander gave them fitting response.
they commenced shcliI7y which continued up
to die latest adUces hstnght doing little injury
to the town and none to our troops Az an
early hour this morning the Third Brigade left
here for Hancock, leaving the 46.h Penn. req
mental WHliamspoft The rest OF the division is
under preparatory orders, which are complete,
and they are awa!ang orders to maroh. Moth
ing has been heard from Hancock this morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
yELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

A descrtcr from Columbus GA Sunday, who
arrived at caro- Monday morning, reports that
Gen. Pillow resigned on Friday. Fifteen thou
sand troops enColumbus last week for Bowling
G,csp HE officers OF the rebel Government
were imrrss'ug all classes OF msn. over loo
cannon were planted on Columbia blum, and tile
river blockadcd ~ a chain stretched across
supported by Mrgoa and torpcloes planted at
intervals Gold aud silver huc entirely tisap.
reared from circulation. The only currency is
the State Banks DC South Carolina, and Ten
uessee notes, and confederate scrip,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

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'' a. tiis ,,,,.,nsc,or,hIn contract
ie' 'na ,Vo' DAM D. Va,o Ca,nIany had already
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI

Com. Foote tclegraphed to the Navy Depart
ment that on Wednesday he made reconno is
sance from Cairo on the gunboat Essex, Capt.
Porter accompanied by the gunJoais Taylor,
and Lexington. Captains Walker and Schick
and COL Webster, Of the Engineer Corps. They
went down the Mississippi river to within range
Of the batteries at Columbus. While reconnoi-
terng that place one Of the submarine batteries
planted in the channel by the rebels was dlscoy-
cred which did no HARM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
WON PORT ROYAL.

Nothing special has occurred at Por; Royal
since the sailing of the Vanderbilt. Gen. Stew
ems still held possession of the main land and
was awaiting achievements, Two regiments
had returned to Hilton Head. The steamer
ocean Queen would soon leave Port Royal for
New York.
BALrrroRE, Jan. 10.
The steamship Ilammonia from Europe has
arrived She brings no news The Old Point
boat has arrived She brings no nows. She
understood that flag OF truce had brought
down some prisoners
Sr. JOINS, n. f., Jan. 10.
The excitement at Carbonaer is intense and
increasing. Several stores were broken open
last night and arms and ammunition distracted.
Reinforcements are still arriving but it is doubt
ful II military will be able to prevent a eollis-
ion much longer.
Tie Sth battery of Royal Artillery leaves
for Halifax to day,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
IRON WESTERN YIRGINIA.

Wheeling, Va, Jan. s. A special despatch
20 the InteidyeRcer from Cumberland last night
says that a detachment OF Kelly's forces, com.
manded by Col. Dunning of the 9Th Ohio, left
Romney last night at u o'clock and attacked
the rebels, 1000 strong, at Blue Gap, east Of
Romney, at daylight this morning
The rebels were completely routed with the
loss Of ID killed, two pieces OF cannon, three
wagons, tents and 20 proners, including one
commissioned officer Our loss was none.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
rRnM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, Jan. s.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that it has Jus been discovered that one of the
pipes of the steamship Pensacola il so plugged
an as to be useless Il was doubtless done by
SOHO traitor last opring.
A resolution is to be offered in the House for
investigation as 20 the authorization OF CONSUL
ship OF the Geographic news.
1t is understood that the Government have re-
solved not. to answer RoscoeC resolution
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

Special dispatches from Washington state that
the Committee on Ways and Means propose to
frame a revenue bill which will give an income
sufficient to pay the ordinary expenses of the
Government and interest on the debt and make
a sinking fund to retire demand treasury notes by
alterations in the tariff, excise, and direct taxa
ton to be justly discriminating, by which they
expect to raise one hundred and fifty million
dollars annually.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14

NV YORK, Jan, Q.
Special dispatches from Washington state that
the Serate Judiciary Committee are considering
the cases Of Senators Of suspected loyalty. They
will probably tomorrow, report against the
right Of the Missouri Senator's Johnson and
Polk, to seats in that body To-day they con-
slider the case Of Jesse D. Bright Of Indiana
lie made lengthy argument 70 explain how hs
signature was attached to the letters which were
addressed to rebel lunctonaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-14
IRON NEWFOUNDLAND.

The parties in the riot at Carbonear New
loundland, are kept down by the military. The
pended There and at llarbor Grace both par
ties are largely reinforced, llostities will re-
commence the moment the troops are withdrawn
A magistrate vas shot Tuesday but not danger
ously. The whole trouble grew out Of a dispute
between Catholics and Protesmnts.