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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

The report of the committee appointed
the other evening. declining to organize q
County Society, states, a. one Of the reas-
ons, that the Governor has sufficient
fund for the purpose of furnishing Ill
necessary relief.
This, We think, is great mistake, and
is likely TO discourage efforts for the re-
lief Of our sick and wounded soldiers
The amount appropriated for the use Of
the Governor to defray all expenses con
nected with the comfort of the Iowa
troops was $1,000 Out Of this fund he
has to provide for paying the passage and
expenses hosie of many of our invalid and
furloughed troops. and many other ex-
penses aside from those connected with
the sick in hospital or camp. If the fire.
qusnt calls and heavy drafts upon the
fund continue as they have commenced,
it will be exhausted in q few months
There is, therefore, need for all Che vol
untary contributions that can be obtained
from every source.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Dodge, lea home last fail, private in
the company of Capt. Stra,ton, which
Joined an independent regiment from
Pennsylvania, and has been for some
months nj Fortress Monroe. He has lust
been appointed Commissary of sabsist-
e1ce, with the rank of Captain, and is now
performing the duties of his position some
where in Eastern Virginia. No persons
in Northwestern Iowa are more widely
known or moro highly respected than the
families of the deceased, and the blow
will fall with notwithstanding effect upon
a wide circle OF relatives and friends.
Capt. Sherman always has. from boy,
been Noted for his extraordinary revsr-
ence for his mother lady whose intel
hgence and amiAbility of character made
her distinguished ornament Of the socis-
ty in which she lived-but their present
cruel fate has deprived him at once Of
wife, mother, and only child. God pity
him In this hour of almost unparalleled
bereavement and affection.
The settlers in the vicinity of the acct
dent quickly repaired to the spot, and
did everything in their power to recover
the bodies, which was speedily accomp-
lished.-[ Correspondence State Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
FROM TENNESSEE.
Washington, April 80.

A letter received here from gentleman
high in authority in Tennessee. contains
the following: Say to the Postmaster
General that We are succeeding beyond
our most sanguine expectations. As
soon as the rebel army is driven beyond
the limits of Tennessee, the State will
stand for the Union BY an overwhelming
majority. / hope the Government will
be impressed with the absolute necessity
of the army entering East Tennessee
They are numbering our people by thous-
ands. Their acts of inhumanity and bar
barity are without parallel The letter
concludes, " Great God is there no re-
lief for that peoples'
The p. @ Dept has Ie-opened the fol-
low Offices in Tennessee Murfreesboro,
Springfield and Franklin.
If the Administration should not, in al!
respects, meet the expectation of the coun-
try, the failure will not be for want of
volunteer advice on the war, financial
and slavery questions. Numerous letters
proffering it are being constantly received
FROM all parts of the United States, and
even from foreign lands.
1t is not probable that smuggling goods
into Virginia from the Chesapeake Bay
and adjacent waters will much longer be
profitable speculation. The numerous
recent captures show that the revenue
regulations are strictly enforced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

A CALL. FoR ANDY JeHksek.-The
St. Louis Evening News says: "We
ought to have an Andy johnson in Mis-
souri, There is work for such a man in
st. Louis" No doubt Oft, and SO there
is in Chicago and Dubuque. The same
reason which induced Gov. johnson to
suppress the Nashville Republican Ban
ner end eonsign its editor to prison, should
abate similar nuisances in the North
The last number of the Banner, explain
ing the cause of its suspension. said
!" In an interview with Gov. John son
on Sunday, / learned that the charge
against Mr.. j. is, that the general tone
of the paper is inimical to the Govern
ment of the United States-that the ar
ticles published in it from English and
Northern papers are calculated to bolster
up the rebellion-that articles may be
published in one latitude that il would
not do to publish in another"
= If the mere republication of the senti-
ments uttered BY such papers as the Chi
cago Times and Dubuque Herald ITO boil
ster up the rebellion" is treason in Ten
nessee, what sort of Democracy are they
here dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
lsr rELreRArH.l
Now YO1k Market.

New York, April 30.
Fiour-Receipis Of 9oss barrels; market 50 loc bet
ter and more acve; sales 20 900 barrels ut o. S5as
for Super sate IS sos5 q for Extra state; ~ sos5
for Super Western p aos5 Is Common to Medium
Extra Western: - s05 IS for inferior; IS ln4s q
Good shipping brands Extra X. II o.
wheat-Receipts ,s6s bush; marke. quiet and very
nrm but not enough Offering establish prices; sales
.0Go bush. Amber Iowa at 22
Con-Receipts 400 bush; market shade nrmer;
sales at 575sts for Mixed Western, in store and de-
iiyered.
whisky-Rirmer: 500 bbls st at 49,. s24
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
~ Gen. Jones, backed by Mahonvs1

n Gen. Jones, backed by Mahonyl
Herald, has revolutionized Dubuque, an&
placed it square on the Mahony- vallan-
digham, sympathetic, peace platform !;
and in view of that fact some Of the secesh
of our city seem to think that Major
Floyd, backed up by Clagett's Coastitu-
tton, will presently achieve like triumph
for their cause in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Webster City, April "a.
Ed. REGISTER A shocking accident
occurred about one o'clock to-day at the
crossing on Boone River, near Hook s
Point, in the south part of this county,
resulting in the death of three PERSONS
the wife, child, and mother OF Capt. Chas.
4. Sherman, Of Fort Dodge. Owing to
the high water the stage passengers and
mails have been taken across the river
ordinarily fordabie-in skiff, team
and hack being always in readiness on
the side Of the river opposite that from
which they arrive. These ladies and the
child of the youngest were en- route for
home, having left Des Moines in We'd
nesdsy mornings stage. A young man
at the crossing undertook to convey them
over the river in skif, together with
their baggage and the mails The skiH
was rather heavily loaded, and was een-
siderably top heavy" Upon striking
the swift current one of the oars struck
some brush or other impedimept in the
river, causing the boat to tip down SO as
W SahS III WotCAs ubd AT tho snluO tiuC OuC
of the mail sacks slid into the river The
boy, in his effort to save the mail bag,
tipped the boat 90 that it filed and sunk,
probably striking concealed snag in the
swift current at the instant of his effort
to recover the sack. The boy succeeded
in reaching the shore, but the two unfor.
tunate ladies and the child were drowned
IL : vs1y fsss,~ moments. ors Of tic &;
vers was unable to swim, while the other
swan out into the river, but was unable
to render any assistance. One Of the Ia
dies swan down with the current several
rods, and had sufficient presence of MIND
to call 10 the driver on the right bank
asking him il he could swim.
The cld0st lady uas the wife Of s. NJ
Sherman, Esq, Postmaster 1t IT. Dodge
The party were returning from the east
fMhare Try Ind speat the winter. Ohas
4. 6hernen, ies1ser Postmaster It For
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Fort Monroe. April 80.

Aots mVntoc, ~APAh ~.
The Charleston Mercury says that nine
schooners left the city on the previous
Saturday to run tho blockade. The Wave,
Guide, and two others were taken. The
crew Of the Guide was landed on Gibbs
Island on Wednesday. On Friday they
were seen by our picketa and fred on un!
der the suprosition that they we've
Yankees. David Kauffer, OF Augusta,
was killed. The three other vessels were
seat to Port Royal.
The gunboat Mt. Vernon arrived from
the blockade off Wilmington on Sunday
night she left there the jamestown and
Victoria. The Cambridge sailed hence
for Wilmington on Sunday. The Mt.
Vernon's boilers are defective. but she
will return to her station in few days
There is but little news Fort Caswell il
being strengthened by the rebels in ex.
pectation of az attack. The schooner
Kate from Nassau was captured by the
Mt. Vernon about two weeks ago while
attempting to run the blockade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

COMMERCIAL.
Daily GArx CRY Ovyics,
KroK-K April -. E2.

DAILr GArx CRY 0vplcs,
KroKcK April -. S2.
FLoUR-superanes u so; sprin 4 wAeatsx,rs $500
Fall Wheat Extra - so. 49,
| BRAN ANDsHoRTs-sete<o zoe y leo ~.
CokN-l6 TO Isc y bush.
BARLEY-a5c.
wHEAT-In good demand. Pail 7sass; sprin,ss
to 6oe.
RYE-a3c to q.
OATS-l5c.
PoTAToEs-ls42oby thei .reiailaots sc.
sUGAR-New Orleans fair ASln, prime 10
IL clarified f19le; crushed and loaf laai3.
MoLAssEs-Piantation $3.50; sasarhopse 45.s50s
Golden Syrup FOG sse.
CoFFkE-Rioslssac;J lava ssssos Lssuyraaaaee.
RICE-e4l0c.
soAP-Palm &c, nkhiy sse, German tcin) TX
07ic.
CANDLEs-star l50 is, sssarine IL, kouidlo
~LARD-s,o sac; retail Gle.
BuTTEK-commens e7e; Choice 10, retalilah1N
Observation-Disclosures 90 to .; Hams 81 10 81
Clear sides II lib sidss 3io 81.
LEATHEk-Sole 2J92e; harness2sse30.
HIDES-Dry l0to lac, green 4to u. green sheep
pelis e5ct4i IS: green hog skins I5c.
HAY-Timcthy, sc oc17 10, baied - ooa sii
Prairie 81 oes5 %.
sEEDs--Tmothy u 90: Flax Seed sloo
oNioAs-asG40e.
EGGS-4c.
WHITE BEANs-Iu zoe demand, 50c& cleo.
FEATHERs-eOQes.
FRUlT-D Dried Apples u e59sl soS susAsl.--
Dried Peaches ee2s % so Raisias ~ OG3 IS 90.
CHEkSE-W esscFn Reserve &c; Dsnmaks6s
BEEF-59aSc gross.
sHEEP-s2 s0o4 o. y head.
sALT-G A. ~ 80 sack; Kauavha 81 IS bar
rel; LiverpoeIsi saSes 90 sack; Lake - COZ
Dbl
fIsH-Asek srsl. No. el6e1Is y Dbl. No. 8 Ga
ISIS, No. , eS4slo. White Fish. Mol Is 0oa5 50
y half Dbl. Cod Fish soc h..
RAGS-Wooien !; Cotton &c.
OLD IRoN-k@ge .. Grass 69sc en-. Cop.
per io8lskc b.
ExcnasaE.-on New York per cent. banksble
faEds; on ST. Louis for iiae funds, little demand,
on chcsSe to per cent Gold to II buying . to
selling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
FROM GEN. BANKS.

HdfrisoIipuFg, va, ApFil %.
Through secession channels ii il learned
that the Governor Of North Carolina was
arrested and imprisoned in Richmond TIVE
weeks ago on account of his Union senti.
ments.
1t WAS observed to-day that Jackson
had removed his wagon trains back some
six miles since yesterday, indicating his
intention to retire still further rearward
or else entertaining dread ofany attack
on him by our forces. A Of squadron cav
airy was the only rebel force discovered
to-day on the right side of the Shenan-
doah these with one wagon entered the
village of Aagaunheystowu where they
remained till about dark, they came BY
the Port Republic route. We have moth
ing con6rmatory of the occupation of
Staunton BY Mllroy. The river is still
too high to attempt passage with safety.
A dense smoke was seen in that direction
to-day, but the cause is unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
stock Market.

New York, April 3d.
stocks-Very active and much higher. Money plen-
sy and dull At sos ccnt.; Sterling Exchange inac
tive At 1aA9i lalc; r SGT; MAJ du 81:
4 G q; scrip GIN; Pan fsx; ST; U o. or
'si regd o74 Coupons s7s do year crrtncates 90
Treasury $40 ioe.; IS ~ Coupons ssi; III col-
pom bonds Of d. so,s; do Of Us SI: Ind s. ~ Tenn
Is 5i; No 3sa Cal Is co. Min 81 80; Erie ls lo7 NJ do
d rs V, do 9Th S67.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Deaths IN Kssksk Pest Hospital.
April2s, Henry Cook, co. |, 18th Ky,
I" /" Geo. Smith, co. K, 18th Iowa
!" 20 q. B. Hyatt, co. II, 18th Iowa
I" " H. Higgins. 90. F, 18th Wise.
!" " ]. y. Roas, co. G, 18th Iowa.
-" 30 Fred Drash, prisoner, 18th Miss:
/" w D lockwood, co. H, 9th III.
!" /" Q P compton, co. c, 18th Iowa
Friends Of the deceased are referred to
VT. Perkins, undertaken, for information
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

PERsoNAL.-We learn that our old
friend and fellow-citizen, Gen. Van Ant
werp, returned to the city yesterday, af-
ter an absence of several months. The
General and ourself came to Keokuk abou.
the same time-thir.een years ago-and
keokuk has not seemed natural to US in
his absence. We hail his return with
pleasure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
MAIL LETTINGS.

Pursuant to public notice, q large mum.
Der of contractors, bidders, and other gen.
hemen concerned in mail transportation
repaired at noon yesterday to the hall oil
the General Post Office, to learn the de-
cisions of the Postmaster General on the
proposals for mail service in the Western,
Southwestern and Northwestern States,
being the regular letting Of this spring !;
and also for many routes in the Middle
and Northern States.
1t was gratifying to witness the gene
raj acquiescence in the judgment Of the
Department, there being few, if indeed
any, appeals therefrom. The mail service
Of this season has been so thoroughly re-
vised and improved BY placing new routes
in operation, increasing the frequency Of
trips on the old-infusing additional Wig
or into every part of the entire system
that every one present seemed to compre-
bend the object, and, as with unanimous
voic., commended it.
The mail contractors, as . body, have
ever won the confidence and esteem of the
Department and their respective commu-
mites. They are enterprising, responsi-
bic. faithful, intrepid, and persesering.
recognising no obstacles in the perform.
anee of duty; and We feel assured tAatthe
successful bidders on the twenty FIVE hun
dred routes now let to contract will, il
every respect, prove themselves the men
for the duty and the times Washing.
ton Intel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Nh Bishop Smyth leaves Dubuque
this morning for the Imperial city Of Rome
IN accordance with an invitations of the
Pope to be present at the canonizatinn Of
: number Of Martyrs who lost their liyes
for the faith in Japan. The Bishop will
Do absent probably some months, as ne
will be likely to visit other portions Of
Europe on business connected with the
welfare Of his Diocese Dubuque Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

SEWING MAcnINE.-A first rate sew
ing machine fer coarse weFk will be sold
at bargain. 1t is strong, works easy,
and never gets out of repair. Enquire al
this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Demoer.,. Of Diver. stripes.

We admire great many Democrats in
our country, but our special admiration is
reserved for such gallant and patriotic
Democrats as Gen. Lsuman, Col. Moore,
and Capt. McKenny who 6gtt the battles
of their country, and shed their blood to
maintain the Union and the Government.
There is another class OF Democrats
from the North such as the son of Gen
Geo. w. Jones. of Dubuque, Hon. Cyrus
Franklin, of Wapello County, Charles ID
Kay, predecessor of our contemporary in
the publication of the Democratic organ
in this city, with scores of others from
this and other towns in Iowa, now traitors
to their country and fighting in the rebel
army whom we do not like. Still we
think them drawer and better Democrats
than third class here in our midst,
who sympathize with them, but dare not
fight by their side. And who are con-
stantly justifying the rebellion and charg-
ing the guilt of this terrible war of traitors
for the overthrow Of our Government,
upon those who are administering the
Government and lighting the battles Of
the country:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

SEcEDED.-Judge Boyles having Sc
ceded from our end Of the road, the cars
run only to the Junction above Montrose,
and thence the way is made by stage to
Madison. How long this secession will
continue depends on the gift of continu-
ance in the several belligerent parties.
They must both be making money fast
over the left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

.~ Gossip revives the report that ga
little responsibility" may soon be added
to the family circle at the White House.
This is properly an Illinois item-not an
Indiana or National Affair at all.-Indi-
annapolis Journal.
As matter of course, it will be sack
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

The Wheeling Intelligencer says We
presume that Gen. Fremont and staff will
take the field some time this week or ear
y next, although We have no Official
knowledge Of tho fact. Preparations
which seem to indicste such movement
havs tssn going on Tor Scms days back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

HOUSE. - Mr.. Elliott submitted. two
bills, one to confscats rebel property and
to provide for the payment Of the expsn-
SEES Of the present rebellion, and the other
to provide for fresing the slaves Of all 70
bells who have taken up arps against the
Government. Referred to the Select
Committee.
Nr. Wickliffe asked leave to intrpdnao
= lssoIutioa Of inquiry 70 aaceft1fa 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
THE GATE CITY,
THURSDAY. NAYl.

SEE TIE HX..-We win hereafter
mark an \ on papers TO indicate that the
time ofsabscnption ID nearly or quite ex
PRED and when subscribers wish to con
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Washington, April 80.

Brig. Gen. w. T. Sherman, in accor-
dance with the recommendation of Gen.
Halleck, has been nominated for a MAJ.
General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

RELEAsxD.-The four men arrested last
Sunday BY Mr.. Stannus, were brought
before Judge Lowe yesterday on writ Of
habeas corpus, and discharged for want
of proof 1t is said that the owners OF
the horses in their possession passed
through Ottumwa last Friday, and went
on to Davenport in search of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

what authority Con. H~aasr had issued
an order to cnIaneipatc slaves In the man
ner expressed BY Messrs Hatohins, Love-
JOY and others. Objection was made to
the introduction of the resolution.
Tie resolutions reported from the COM
mittee on Government Contracts were TIA
ken up. Mr.. Stevens motion to lay them
on the table was rejected. Yeas IL, nays
lot.
The following resolution was received !:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be requested to adjust the claim
against the Government for the 5000
Halls carbines purchased through ST.
mon Stevens, by Gen. J. e. Fremont, on
the 9th Of August 1861, and afterwards
delivered at the U. s. Arsenal at the city
OF ST. Louis, on the basis of sale of such
arms to the Government for 81 ESQ each,
rejecting all other demands against the
Government on account Of the purchase
OF said arms. An unsuccessful effort was
made TO amend the resolution by making
it read purchased from Simon Stevens y
Mr.. Fenton moved to amend the reso-
luton BY adding provided that nothing
herein contained shall be so construed as
to exonerste the Government from the
payment Of any claims arising from ad-
vances made in good faith, on certifca-
ton by authorized officers of the Gov
ernment." 1t was rejected by SO to II.
The Resolution, as originally reported
was adopted by l23 to %.
The House adopted resolution GEN.
surfing Mr.. Cameron By vote of 70 to ] 8
A resolution censurins Mr. Wells was
rejeeted--i5 II.
Tue House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Pacific Rail Road
bill. Not much progress made on it,
Adjourned.
sks1TE.-Ar.H Harris presented me-
mortal from the Cham Der of Commerce
of New York, on the system of taxation.
Mr.. Wade, from Committee on Conduct
of War, made report in relation to the
barbarous treatment Of our soldiers at
Manassas. The report Was ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Wade the homestead bill
was taken up.
Mr.. Garlic offered substitute for the
bill which vas postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. Nesmith introduced bill to amend
the act Of 1851 for military hospital for
invalid soldiers.
Mr.. Powelrs resolution calling on the
Secretary of State for information con-
cerning the arrest Of persons in the State
of Kentucky was taken up. Mr.. Powell
said he had been much annoyed at the OPP
position to this resolution. The substitute
offered by the Senator from Massachusetts,
(Sunner) was merely an attempt to avoid
getting the lnformation asked for.
After some debate the morning hour
expired. The con6scation bill was then
taken up. Wilmot and Wright spoke in
its favor and McDougal against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

~ We are informed that the Steward
Of the Hospital sent word to the lady,
who WAS nursing lhe Wisconsin soldier.
On Tuesday evening, requesting her to
return. We are pleased to hear that she
was present yesterday, continuing her de-
voted attentions to the soldier. There
was some misunderstanding on Tuesday
evening which We have not heard ex-
planned, but we are satisfied that the
Steward was not blameable, and don t
know that any body was.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

~ The Ladies' Aid Society has been
notified that box was sent to them by
the ladies Of Des Moinss. But as vet il
has nothsen heard from. Itnay be found
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

In lieu of the county organization in
the natureof Soldier S Aid 1ssocis-
ton, which has been abandoned, we sug-
gest that an Association be formed in the
city to provide means to pay the expenses
OF invalid, crippled and strapped soldiers
who have occasion to stop temporarily
in Keokuk. An arrangement might be
made at some hotel or boarding house TO
relieve the wants of all such persons At
the expense of the Association. The
place might be designated and become
universally known as the Soldier s
Home" and prove blessing to many a
poor soldier, and save the reputation OF
keokuk, which has already suffered
abroad on account Of some instances Of
neglect occurring here.
We should be pleased if persons hav-
ing the leisure and inclination would get
together, talk the matter over, and call a
meeting to put it through at once.
PERsosAL-We understand that one
Vowel, druggist out Main street, says
that If we continue to denounce symps-
thizers by name in our columns Main
street will be drenched in blood. Boo,
hoo
We have been falsely denounced by
name by Vowel. and such As he, IS a
traitor abolitionist for months past with
out bloodshed. Now let us see il these
seeesh sympathizers cant hear the un-
vanished truth for few days, even with
out rending their garments, let alone
drenching Main street in blood. We hope
they won't. for really water answers a
better purpose to our notion, and is not
so expensive in the long run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Esv srnnsns Arning the Negroes.
Washington, April %.
Tribune's Dispatch.

The War Department has issued an or.
der for supplies Of arms and clothing for
the loyal blacks to be enrolled in General
Hunters division.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

u RIVER fTEHs.-Tfhe river was about on
stand yesterday. but Is We do not hear
Of any great rise above, it will not probab-
~ stand long.
The Hannibal City having resumed her
trips, We have now three packets in the
St. Louis line, and they are running on the
old time. leaving here at in the morn
ing. The Warsaw is the packet this
morning.
The Ferryboat is now running to
Hamilton BY way Of the slough.