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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

cent If not conceited, and used 10 think.
and too often boast Of our ability to s.whip
the world. But experience is teaching Us
the difference between the poetry and the
realities Of war We do not want war
with England, and above oil we do net
want 1t uLufi our "eause be just We
may we'll pause and distrust the Justice
OF the present cause when other and friend
~ Governments are against US.
There We're several causes contributing
to the outburst which the Trent affair 90
casloned here. The Morrill, Tariff the
blockade, &C., de-, had been worked skill.
fully by Confederate Commissioners. who
have made the best use Of their time and
tact for six or eight months. The idea
that Secretary Seward intended to have
war with England, was industriously dis
seminated. Ehis game commenced ip
letters from Washington, as early MS last
February.
II our people knew how good and true
a friend to America, the Queen is, they
would feel that we are not likely to Be
wronged in her day. Her Majesty is in
deep atfiiction now. In Prince Albert.
she had both devoted husband and
discreet counsellor. But though fully
realizing the magnitude of her bereavs-'
ment, she bears up under it with queenly
fortitude. Sir Henry Holland, who, taxi
ing kind interest in the health sf nv
doughter, calls in frently, says that infser
deep sorrow, the Queen proves herself
ne.r. - y Mo-. 4 L y. .r,,at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
The queen our Friend y. Court.

The Queen our Friend at Court.
Thurlow Weed, in q letter from Lon
don, to the Albany Evening Journal,
dated 31st Of December, says:
"HHerc, :. srs., n3.!.ins tr. war would
satisfy the popular Indignation. Now.
however, what is just and reasonable
would be accepted. From the beginning,
my instincts set rae on the right track -
Greatly as the Traitors deserved punish
ment, | felt that they were not rightfully
in our possession; that, after they landed
in Havana. leaving piratical steamer,
they went beyond our jurisdiction. And
this seems to be the judgment Of the crest
OF mankind. tn orr days of peace and
prosperity, favored = no other nation on
earth has been favorsd. " grew compla-
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,IsHH0AT AND LUNES.

Asihis season Of the year when coughs and coda
are troublesome every family should have safe sad
certain remedy al hand. Rxnson's Hive syrup and
Iolu IL the very thing 1t IL noi on, pleasant for
children 10 take. but 10 csrtsn cure for Group,
Nhospine Cough Bronek kits, Asthma, CoaThs. and ali
affections Of HE Throat snd Lungs,
Sold By all Druggists. Price 23eenis.
OSders may be addressed to T.. Mix nsoa, Whole
saie Agent, No. 81 Asin-st., ksetut, Iowa.
d~etaflmwot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

lD- DIR. Russell OF the London Times
is actually packing mp to 60" He has
engaged passage in the Cunard stesmer
Arabia. 1t is said he will employ few
remaining days Of his sojurn here in hunt
ing up that terrible mob which was to
perform such shocking things if Mr. Lin
colin decided to give up Mason and Sli-
dell.
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COMMERCIAL!
DAILY GATE CRY oryms, /

DAiLr GATE Cry oryiox
KEoK-k Jan. %, 6I |
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4CORN--i5@1sc p bash.
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wnEAf--ln good demand Fall s5a7o; spiirs {.
70 zoe.
RYE-25c to ~.
OAT6-IahGl5c
POTAT0Es-l5&2eb by the load retail Is 10 Soc
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MoLAssks-Pianiation4 5a5 sugarhopse $3.50
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hAY-Timothy. new as oeass co. baied se cor sle,
Prairie o. 90,
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oSioNs--asR48e.
EGGS--7c.
WHITE BEANs--3ocas 81 o.
FEATHERS 0aas.
FRUIT Dried Apples ii aSgs i SOP -ha.hel.-
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OH IR0k-A.GAes y. Brass sdasc p L. Cor,
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

Harrisburg, Feb. l.
A collision attended with serious con
sequences occurred on the Nothern Gem
trail Railroad yesterday morning. A
freight train and repair train collided at
bend in tbs road near Cockeyesville,
Ad. tlne man, workman on the road,
was instantly killed. and four others in.
jured, two Of them seriously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

EDITOR GATE CRY: Your notice Of
Mr.. Amsden's New Gun was all cerrect.
except in ono small item. 1t should
have been Messrs. Amsdsn & Peters-Mr.
Peters being the real inventor
TRUTH
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Fire In Ho.son.
Boston, Feb. l.

Boston, Feb. /.
A fire broke out here last night in the
Granite Block, Washington Street, occu-
pied by John H. Pray & Sons, carpet
dealers, John Davis d Co. and VIM. r.
sterms 4 Co, dry goods dealers The
building was owned by the heirs Of Frank
lin Dexter, Loss $4,000, which is
mostly insured.
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stare " Iowa, Anssa GExEsAL's Oyyn.r,,
pes A0iBes Jam nth. fRSv. I
M AR! WAR;! WARll!.

All peraona keeping or having for sale, IN, o.
kInds of MnniiionA Of War ueh An Guna Pistols Kss
volvers and al kndsof Ammunition sre required not
to ssito any person without order from undss
signod This order must be strictly complied with
undsrpsnaity offorfsing all articles mentioned In
their posssssion. JOHN sTAaNUE,
tyI2d Surveyor Port of X COX nh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
From News York.
New ] FORK, Feb. I

Commander John s. Worden and
Lieut.. s. S. Green, United States Navy,
have been ordered to the Erickson bat
terry. Com. Worden is the Lieutenant
Worden whom Bragg arrested at Pensacola,
in May last. and who fingered IN the
county jail Of Montgomery, Alabama, so
many months,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
FROM WARRINGTON.
W ashington, Jan. 81

A letter received here this morning
from one Of the most distinguished mcr.
chants in New York says that more than
eight bank Presidents in that city coincide
with Mr.. Gallatin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
CLAIMS

The undersigned have made arrangements b. vhlch
they win collect all kinds Of elaiss GROWING oss OF
the present war. either St Lsas or washinx -;
such clnins in lbs orsAnixaton a tho
Iowa bacK pay OF dec@assd oaien pay of
appraised hoYsea. sipce dead &c. ThAy have aiihfbl
and ws adsf rspn ntativet u beth those pcss,
and win be In poss OF ~ needed blanxA.
RANKIN X MILLER,
50 anetaim AtforHsrx eDrnx Toe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
THE GATE CITY,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
TELEdRApHic FEAT.-Halifax and Salt
Lake City were in direct communication
Saturday evening.
Railreaa Accident.

On Saturday afternoon when the down
freight train on the Keokuk, Fort Des
MONIES d Minnesota Railroad was about
one mile west of Belfast, eighteen miles
from Keokuk, the passenger car, being
in the rear of fourteen freight ears, by
some means as yet unknown was broken
from the train, and swung across the
track, the rear end Of the car striking
violently against = tree. The only pas
sanger seriously injured WAS a Mr.. j. s.
Lott, of IT. Kearney, Nebraska, who, at
the time, was asleep and leaning his head
AGAINST the saloon in the rear end of the
car. He was cut in the face by broken
glass, severely gashed in the back part Of
the head and completely stunned. He and
the other passengers we're immediately
placed in the baggage car and brought
down with all haste. Mr.. Lott was taken
to the hospital and attended by Dr.
Hughes, but when VIC last heard from
him he had not revived. 1t would seem
from letter found in his pocket that he
was returning to Erie county, Pennsylva-
Tia, having in charge the trunk and per-
sonaf effects of Mt. Hotchkiss, who appears
to have died at Fl. Kearney some mop.hs
ago.
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Regulations Of Transpertation and
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jan 25th, no railroad car
stage cosch, or vehicIe running west or westwsrdy
from the Mississippi river, into North Missouri wilI
epermssed 70 carry freight passengers from Kso
knk without the strieiest compliance with the rsguls-
lions Of The Treasury Department at Washington.
which require that ai frsishis, whatever nature
except such ~ may be under military orders, shall be
covered by Custom House permit and that ALI has.
gage Of travellers shall be carefully inspected and dull,
seated BY Custom House oficerr
The andersiEned viii Issue permits for the trans
poraton OF all goods destined Tor proper persons and
places with the least possible trouble or delay ana In
spee and seal al baggage travellers the city
10 tanner 10 the least trouble eeHssaeat In
the end desired.
The object aimed ats to prevent any aid or assist
ance or communication with any persons directly or
indirectly. disloya to, 10 Arms against the Federal
Government. JOHN sTAKNus, Surveyor.
Custom House, Ksotuk, Jan. Is, Is6a.d,f
@-
STAyE " Iowa, Anss EZRA l. = l)yynrl
Ues hoiBss, Jan. flth, iH62. |
There Is now an opportunity TO raise two companie.
for the 10th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Persons desirng recruiting commi ssons for t,atp
Pose Will MAKE immediate application TO me ri Des
MONIES, presenting sach Recommendations ~ they
deem proper.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General OF the State OF Iowa
Jan ee-dA~aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

On TUESDAY feb. n 1852 NJ 10 clock n m . wfli
be sod, sngy, nj public auction ths city If arssw
Ills, 200 H0rsesproperty OF the United States Got
eFnn,ent- BY order, Nal Gent HALLEcK.
GHts. A. MARIO, GommsndipE. :
s. iBss+it4s SsaaEerstastet 9Gth III. Hols I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
ID II. HUMES

ID II. HUMES
DEALS IN
Government and Iowa State Claims,
Lee County Warrants, keoknk
City Scrip,
Ard VIII attend 10 The Payment ef Tsxes ~ Lee and
sliaesns topalsss Once carner 81 Msin end ID SITS,
Eptka's Cornsr = Janldfmi
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HOUSE N ANTED.

wish to puYciiase for cash, good honse with from
10 10 rcaas. central Iestslon preferred. Address,
stating price and location, - HOUSE
iap2Sh1t y ~ H., -
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For the Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03

TOBACCO.
40 boxes and saddles rarious brands, torsAle "
declid KELLOGG BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-03
HORSES AT AUCTION.

JanatHfIl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

Irepeat the recommendation made in my
Annual Communication to the last Legisla-
ture, for such an amendment of the law,
'fTo establish the Independent Treasury of
the State of Ohio, as will require the pay
ments of public dues to be made in specie,
and the notes of specie.paying Banks of the
States, to which may be added Treasury
Notes of the United States; and respectful
IL refer to that Communication for the rea-
sons which have induced the recommends-
ton. It is manifestly only proper that tie
General Assembly, and not the Treasurers,
should prescribe the kind of funds to be re-
ceived in payment of the public dues. Es-
pecially is this an important duty for the
Legislature to perform, in view of the fnan-
cial perils to which the State may be ex-
posed during the troubles that now aflict
the country. For although it is true that,
at this crisis, the financial position and re.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
Y. REOAPITULATION.
I'll Tn-ns Tor An Purpcses.

It will be seen that the taxable valuation
of the State increased $5l, ,77O, ,4O7 from 1858
to 1861, an annual average Of nearly thir-
team millions Of dollars. The total taxes on
the duplicate for 1861 exceed those for 1858,
81. sl4.477 SO Of this increase, six hundred
and Afty-f7e thousand and eleven dollars are
for county and other local taxes. This class
of burdens sheuld be materially lessened.
The authority Of the Legislature is ample for
that purpose. The act Of the last Legisla-
ture, limiting the levy of local taxes for 1861,
was In the right direction. tits to be hoped
Won may feel authorized to further relieve
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

Under the first call Of the President for
thirteen regiments Of infantry, ninety-tEo
thousand Of Cur citizens volunteered. An
earnest application to the Secretary Of
War for authority to organize thirty regi-
ments in Ohio for the three months SER
vice having been declined, organized and
called into State serViee nine regiments Of
infantry, ten pieces of artillery, and four
companies Of cavalry, under the Act to
provide more effectu4lly for the defense Of
the State against invasion, passed April
&c, 1851. This force Wss early ordered,
with my consent, by the Major General
Commanding, into Western Virginia,
where, with the other troops under his
command, they protected Ohio from invs-
sion, and restored The authority Of the Fed
ersl Government Ohio State troops. as
sooisted with the First Virginia Regiment
opened the railway connection between The
Uhio River and Grafton, from Wheeling
and from Psrkersburg, and established
the base Of operations from which all move
ments in that quarter Of the Department
Of the Ohio were directed. Although So
tually in the service Of the Uaited States
from the time they were ordered into Wes-
tern Virginia, these forJes were not ac-
cspted by the Secretary Of War until he
o,ose Of the term Of their enlistment They
we're then transferred to the Federal ser.
vice, the Government agreeing 10 regard
them as United States troops from The date
OF their enlistment and to reimburse The
State for su expenditures on their account.
In addition 10 the troops thus described.
companies not mustered into the three
months service vera detailed on State 40
count for special service in guarding rail-
ways and military depots. ln6ormatioa ct
this Department, presenting necessity for
such service, left no alternative but to
provide for it promptly. Having been
performed in aid Of the suppression Of the
rebellion, the Uniiei States authorities win
indemnify the State for all exrsnses IN
CURED, Rs directed by Act Of Congress,
July 9th, 1851; and the people Of Ohio
viii only be required to bear iheiE prspor-
tionate share Of the general var expenses.
Of the Federal Government
The total actual expenditures Of The
State Of Ohio, for military purposes te
January l, 1852, are S2,0S9. .45l q, Of
which SI,2I2, l34 45 we're paid BY the
State cut Of its own fund.-, and the balance
SS77 SIG rs was paid cut Of moneys re-
csived from the United States. From the
most accurate sources Of information have
been sble to consult, estimate the unpaid
claims against the State for war purposes
o. not exceeding the sum Of $3.50, 900.
Upon this estimate, the whole amount ez-
pended, and the unpsid liabilities OF the
State incurred fer war purposes to Janua-
~ l, 1882, are 81, ,SS9, ,45l.
The following condensed statement Of
The rations isaued 10 the Obio Volunsss-s
since the 18th April last is exhibited with
detailed explanations in the Report Of the
General
Number Of Fatious issued and Paid 15r
by the State, 1000, costing $50, 1856 rs.
being an average cost Of less than
ls 86-l00 cents per ration.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07

The practical question then comes up, and
must be met can these sums be supplied as
a basis Of bank issues, within the time re-
quired9 If all the banks in the loyal States
were at once to engage earnestly in the
work of converting their present means into
money, and investing it in Government
stocks as fast as realized, wonld it produce
the required amount of S275, 500, 600 IN six
months, and 1856, ,OOO,O 600 in eighteen
months2 1t seems to me only Necessary to
state this to show its impracticabihty. The
coin held by the banks would be required as
the basis Of these new issues. That could
not be parted with. The State stocks held
by some of them might be converted into mo-
ney at heavy loss, but this would supply
very small portion Of the amonnt required.
The main dependence would be the rapid
collection Of the bills receivable held by the
banks. The aggregate amount of all the bills
receivable held BY Gll the banks of the coun-
try was, on tine frat of January, 1860, $685.,
l6l, 900, about two-thirds of which vas held
by banks in the loyal States. The sum re-
quired is, therefore, greater than the sum of
all the means from which it Is 70 be made,
and the plan is impEactieable, as e means Of
providing funds, from that cause alone.
This plan of providing relief to the Gov
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-07
Rnllrond ooupons Wlth.

Railroad coupons with.
drawn, 1900
Common School Fund, 9O5 ,l0T 20
school Library Fund, b,Oss IS
Natiosal Road Fund, 1924 IS
Bank Redemption Fund. T62 %
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TEE BAY SCHOOL BELL.

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