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The New York herald., 1862-10-03

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
N Jewelry Carpets, Furniture, &c. wanted supply th
Western market. pay as foows-For SIX Dresses from
$40 s32 Coats from - 10 49, Pants from 81 90 10 -
Call on or address A. Ducas, 2lS Seventh avenue Lade
attended by Mrs Ducas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

ER0M COM. DURONr.
Washington, May 8.

The Navy Department has received
dispatches from Com. Dupont to-day,
dated Port Royal, Sd inst, giving inter-
esting particulars Of an expedition on the
10Th Of April, with the Hale, to capture
battery on Green Balls plantation,
near the junction Of Dawho, Paw-Paw
and South Edisto rivers, It appears the
enemy opened on the Hale when within
1900 yards, and continued their FIRE as
she wound her way 10 engage them at
close quarters, but when the Hale reach
ed the east bend and was making .
straight course for the bait sries-the
rebels fed in haste.
Lieut.. ellis landed with party of
men to destroy the work about $50 yards
from the river bank, and mounted long
6ne 24-pounders on excellent field carri-
ages. s.
So rapid was the fight of the rebels
that one gun was left loaded and primed
The Hale returned to her anchorage
without having man injured.
Another report details the proceedings
at Bulls Bay. Lieut.. Wickles crossed
the bar with the Onward, on the 7th ult.,
and anchored within 500 yards of the
light house on Bulls Island, aud opened
FIRE on a small work situated about 500
yards to The southwark ofthe light house.
Shortly after he landed in his hst.ts, Gov
cred by the guns efthe Onward, the reb-
els fred upon the party, but not awaiting
an attack, fed from the Island TO the
main land The Onward has now COM
plete command OF the channel, SO that no
vessels can either go in or out.
On the Sd ult. Lieut.. Commanding
Nicholson, of the Isaac Smith, which is
stationed at ST. Augustine, having heard
that schooner had come in over the
Matansas Bar. some eighteen miles to the
southwark, dispatched three armed boats,
together with detachment of fifty i've
men from Col. Bells command, to cap
ture her, which was done, and the schoon-
er brought up to Ss. Augustine. The
vessel was called the Empire City. She
had register, and cleared from Nassau,
N. P. for St. Johns, N r Her. cargo
consisted of provisions, dry goods, medi-
cines, dc. In consideration Of the fact
that the citizens OF St. Augustine we're
without the necessaries Of life. and with
no means of getting them, Lieut.. Michel
son sold the cargo, or part of it, at auc.
ton.
The gunbout Kerhamaf, on the 3lst
ult., of Mobile, captured the R. G.. Fites
while attempting to run the blockade
She was loaded with cotton, and was sent
to Key West.
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Chicago 10 per cent old TO IL buying Q 10
selling
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~, tae only enemy the Constitution ever
had. Protector of the Constitution -
God Almighty forbid !! Republicans the
cause Of the war +! Had it mot been for
Republicans the Improved Cd Constitution
of jeff. Davis, Floyd. Breckenridge. Wise
and "Nesuvius Johnsonn would TO-DAY
rule the country. There isn't Repub-
lican in arms against the Government,
whilst every traitor from the Gulf to Lake
Superior was Democrat ESQ called of
the old or new line. All Democrats are
not traitors, but all traitors rere Demo-
Gratis. Let the Constitution" touch
lightly on the name. Republicans the
cause ofthe war. According to Clagett's
logic our Savior Is responsible for the
erusades and all other Christian wars.
III. s.
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OFTHE DEMOCRACY OF
THE T.. 3.
Washinotan Nav

Messrs. Richardson, Knapp and Robin.
son, of ILL.,; Law and VOORHEES,, of Ind. ];
Allen, Whitef Noble, Pendleton, Morris
and Vallandigham, of Ohio; johnson and
Ancona, of Penna.. and Shields, of Ore
gon, have issued an address to the De.
mocracy Of the United States, setting
forth party organization as positive good
and essential to the preservation Of public
liberty. This, they say, is now vital
necessity, and they invite all men, with
out distinction of State, section or party,
who are for the Constitution as il is, and
the Union as it was, to unite with them
in the great work Of preserving both upon
terms of perfect equality. This, they
agree, is the great ISSUE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09
New York. May s.

1Scw z Ofh, uuuy q
A special to Times this afternoon, dated
Fort Monroe, May 7.h, says : The rebels
burnt their gunboats in York River yes
terday morning. We have taken many
prisoners in small companies, but can
not learn Of any large bodies having been
captured. Two companies of the 9Th
Illinois cavnlry .re. reported captured By
the enemy. Gen. Mcclellan was struck
by piece Of shell, but was not injured.
The opinion prevails that If F1nklin' .
division received reinforcemens in time !
great part Of the rebel army will BE cap
tured. The roads are in very bad condi-
ton by which our advance is greatly i'm
peded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

Cairo, May s.
The roads near Corinth are in such
horrible condition as to stay all contem-
plated movements Of the army. The
headquarters of Gen. Halleck and Grant
ara nov located u Monterey.
There are large number of hospital
boats at Pitsburg Landing, sent BY San
itary Commissions from Chicago, ST.
Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. Hi
nois sick aud wounded are all taken care
Of by the State.
The Champion Is now coming down,
en- route for Quincy.
Gov. Yates yesterday chartered steamer
City of Alton to bring home sick Illinois
soldiers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Regulations of Trnnsporsation and
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jan. e5th no raiiroad
stage coach, vehicle AaH44Hs wet er westwaraty
from the Mississippi river orihio NotE Missouri win
oepermtted to carry fre light pAssengcsfrom kso-
kuk ithoui the srctest compliance with the regnis-
lions OF the Treasury Department at Washington,
which require that. fresEhs Of whatever nature
except such may be under military ORDERS shall be
covered by q Custom House permit, and that all Bag.
gage Of travellers shall be ced dolly
sealed by Custom House ofncer."
The unde rsignea ~iiiissue pcruits for the trans
portason OF agoods destinedfor proper persons and
Places wth The least possible trouble delay and n.
sPect and sslalbsgEsge oftaveiersleavngih The city
In mAnnerto cause the least trouble It'll
lhe end desired.
Ths object aimed ATS proven, my sid or assist
ance, or mmuniestion with ~, perfons directly or
Indirectly, dsiosh alto. or In the Federal
Cove rnmsns. John STAMPS, Surveyor 6
Custom House, Keokuk. Jan. IS 1862 DIR
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II EOKUK, WARSAW AND ALEX
(t REAT SLAUGHTER OF HOGS
j AND DOGS.

- 49, - AAOssA - Ase0Bf VU1CCEns
The following resolution was adopted by the City
Council, Nay 5th, 1852:
RESOLVED, That the Marshal shall. without delay,
give notice N The dAy psp4ss and by posting hand
Bills ~ pabc places that on and after Aonday the
cunOssnipg hOss, and ordinance M 10, entitled "An
osaimanos eosnesAtng dces1 will " stctly ~sfosesd,
"a thaS the Marshal directed 10 enforce said ordn
speer from and aef the dats u the above data speed
oe4. - eedey q ~ City Oosnell.
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Washington, May 8.

washington, May 8.
The following are the names Of some Of
the killed In Sickles' Brigade: Killed,
Capt. Barrett, Capt. Willard, and Lieut..
Bullry; wounded, Capt. Grecnleaf, se-
verely; Lieut.. Hortney. severely; Lieut..
Marcus, severely; Sergeant Major Clark,
seriously; Sergeant Packard, seriously;
Capt. Waterman, seriously; Asst. Adit.
Gen. Hart was struck by four balls; Col
Dwight, wounded and taken prisoner;
Major Holt was seriously wounded while
leading on his men. Tho body of Capt.
Willard was rifcd OF his watch and mo-
ney BY the enemy, as we're many of our
dead.
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s4- Mr.. 7. Fl. Humes will go to Ft.
Madison on Monday next, and will at.
tend to the payment Of taxes and other
business in that line cheaper than persons
can go themselves Office in Burke's
corner.
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Inv TELEGRAPH
New York Market.

New York, May 8.
Fiour--Market heavy and 5aIoc lower; - s33
4 a5 for Saperane State; e5a5 is for Extra State;
81 s5ssi p5 for superane Western.
Wheat-Market dull and heavy and iG2e lower,
with pretty strong desire to realize.
Corn--Markst heavy and a9ac lower; 53l5cc for
Mixsi western, ID store and delivered.
Whisky less active; market scarcely Arm At a5f1
Q6lc ------------
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PIrTsBuRG LANDING, TFNN. !
April 2S, 1862.

PITTsBuRG LANDING, TFNN.,l
April 2S, 1862.
Editor Gate City,
Our Brigade, (Gen. Davis's) has at
last got under way, and is now en- route
for the outposts, BY way of the celcbra-
ted Shiloh Church.
Heavy firing was heard on our centre
this forenoon, but the cause is not yet
known. Gen. Pope holds position on
the extreme left. The recent rains have
raised the river again, and backed the
water up the slough between us and Pope,
SO that artillery and transportation cannot
cross.
Considerable anxiety was felt yester-
day lest Beauregard should attack Pope
in force. Some artillery was sent up the
river.
News from New Orleans was encour-
aging, but it only makes it the harder
for US. All the troops and leading secesh
will then skedaddle to Beauregard and
fight US again.
Gen. Hallecl strictly enforccs Order
No. 8: it is perhaps best. We could
have our camps full of negroes if VIC
wished, but we have neither the rations
nor room for them. The army has the
utmost confidence in Gems. Halleck, Blu
oil and Pope. Gen. Grant retains his
command. Under the immediate eye of
Gen. Halleck he may do better, but he
certainly has not the confidence of a sim
gle regiment in his division.
Our division is very unfortunate. Our
first commander, Gen. Smith, is dead,
and Gen. Wallace killed The fragments
Of the 9Th, 18th and l4th Iowa and 5sth
Illinois regiments were consolidated last
Saturday into one regiment. called the
!" Union Brigade" 1t numbers about
700 men. This, together with the Cd
and It'll Iowa, constitute our Brigade,
numbering in all about nine or ten hun
dred fighting men. Thus. you see, We
have to sustain the reputation of Brig
ade, with only about enough men for a
sin gle regiment.
The palmiest days ofthe ed" are over
Very little enthusiasm exists among the
men. Col. Tuttle is gone, and his loss
cannot 10 repaired.
There is a report that Grant attacked
and took Pnrdy today, but We hardly
think so, as no rebel troops have been re-
ported ~ concentrating there. The firing
may have been salute in honor Of the
victory at New Orleans.
Several copies Of Clagett's Constitution
have come TO camp. II such paper was
published 10 Nashville, Or anywhere IN the
army, Il would have to be suppressed. -
When il ssys Co.ssitStio. il means sl1sc'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

TJust at present we are having very
beautiful spring weather, and every body
seems to enjoy it.
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New York, May 3.
stoeks-Fairy active and lower; money abundant
ut 4gs per cent call; sterling Exchanges duh and
aominai; c 4 X i 62t; s. T ASH; 4 C II; KY eta c
6. sl regdt 1915 do Coupons 1921! Treas 10 lo3S
Cal Is sI.; III war loan s6s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

~ A niece Of Snithson, the English
man who founded the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, has recently bequeathed near mill
ion Of dollars 1.-TWO hundred thousand
pounds storlingl to that Institution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09
Detroit, May 8.

Detroit, May 5.
John Mckinney, late State Treasures,
was yesterday ssntsncsd 70 Seven ys1ls'
imrrisonmsnt n psoitsntiasy, for the en-
besslement 81 State moneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

SEWING MAcHINE.-A first rate sew
ing machine for coarse work will be sold
ut hargain. 1t is strong, works easy,
and never gets out of repair, Enquire at
this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

DEs MorSEs RiyIR-The Des Moines
river has got so low that the boats are
abou. coming out. The Des Mcines
Belle is on the way down, and the Des
sMoines City will have to follow seon.-
The little Nevada and the little Morgan
will make few more trips to Des Moines.
Immense quantities of produce are still in
the country, though the above boats have
been shipping it down as fast as they
were able to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

RIVER lTEas.-The river opposite is a
big volume Of water and majestic in ap-
pearance. AT full banks, with green
leaved trees on the Illinois shore, the
view FROM the bluff on this side is
very fine, not to say enchanting. 1t is
evident to The most casual and thoughtless
observer that there is tremendous water
power between these frowning bluffs
enough at least for all practical purposes.
The Hannibal City is the St. Louis
packet. and the Jennie Whipple the Dav-
export packet this morning.
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FRIDAY, NAY 0, 1862.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is 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, 1862-05-09

e Howell says our paper is popular
in Aiexandria. We know it, and we are
proud of it Clageti's Constitution.
Your pride is "stinking pride" at
best and smells foully Of seeesb sympathy
in this instance.
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II ElGHTON HOus 6,
johnson and rhf, 4 streets,
UsOxUx, 80. IOWA.

ThesabAcriber having leased this cap. oas ss Dn
ysNIent Hotel, respectfully informs the oat - NC
Ats prepared 70 enteYtan the citizens OF Low isN
otSls eensrally, In manner which he tru. saas =
satisfactory to all who may pstrcnixe him.
The construction VI the Houss and its locat ou W.
peculiarly adapted " the accommodation Of pr 'spss
s. Mhu may visit Keokuk on business.
II mach experience In hcteik eepug, sincere ste g
mfnaton TO Odate, and seasonablo charges n
Inducements for patronage OF this establishments, o.
these, the public may Be fully assured.
8e@8 xl GEORGE 7. VIRGINS.
aprt2.dim
NOTICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09

Ths KeOkuk and Alpine Coal Companies have aaso-
ciated themselves under the name and style Of ,q
The Keokuk Coal Association,
ITO do Coal Business Th.ntfrt Tor The ittc-., pa
tr0naxe heretofore them they viii in fuLnrc
end-ayOr to merit continuance of the same The
business Of the Association will be conducted by 3.
g. FITcM and J. W. RoDErER.
1s oyricE--O On Leyse, opposite Coal Yard.
aprl7.dim
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DAiLr CARS Crrr orr,rr.
Ksox-K NAY D. W.
fLouR-sspsraanef 70. spris WAss.ertr % %
all wheat Extra o 50.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-22

"Fsyal," the interesting and reliable cor
respondent of the Missouri Democrat, fur
-nishes that paper with long and interest,"
ing account of the march of Gen. Curtis
army from Batesville. The whole account
is quite interesting, but we have only room
for that portion of it describing the opera
aions of Col. Bakers cavalry. That, to our
people, is the most interesting part:
sIiELLING A REBEL CAMP.
On the evening of the Sd, Col. Conrad
Baker of the 1st Indiana cavalry, received
information that rebel regiment was en-
camped in a cane break, some ten miles
south of Augusta, in the direction of Peach
Orchard Bluff. He was ordered by Gen.
Steele to take four companies of infantry
and the Ist battalion of the lst Indiana
cavalry, and go in search of the rebels early
the next morning. General Benton, COM
manding the 1st brigade of Steees division
furnished three companies, and Col. Hovey,
commanding the I'd brigade, furnished t-ro
companies. At half past two A NJ, tie
4th inst, the four companies of infantry,
under command of Major Brady, reported
to Col. Baker, but in consequence of some
unavoidable delay, the cavalry were not
ready to march until o'clock. At that
hour the line of march was taken up. Pro-
ceeding south from Augusta, an unini lhed
blockade was encountered one mile and
half from town. The rebels left so precipi-
lately the day before our arrival that they
had not time to complete it. The COM
mand marched slowly, keeping out flank
ers; seven miles out they came upon the
ground where the rebel Colonel Matlock en-
eamped the day previous. 1t was ascer-
tanned that he fed thence to White river.
We followed on his trail about mile aud
half, aud struck the White river. Here in
formation was obtained which led US to be-
lieve that the rebels were not all across the
river. The infantry were then ordered TO
remain behind, and Col Baker pushed for
ward with the cavalry and four small steel
rife cannon We marched four miles
through cane Ereak, when it was discov-
cred that the rebels had taken a lrai. to-
ward the mouth OF Little Red river. A
number of rebels were then discovered
crossing White river in ferry boat, below
its iuuction with the Little Red. The COM
mand was faced about and rapidly marched
in pursuit. with Lieut.. Col. Wood in ad-
vance with steel piece. Just before the
boat reached the opposite shore, a shell was
thrown, which exploded, the fragments en-
tering drift log just beyond the boat. Two
rebels were killed, and fell into the river
and sank. The other pieces were brought
up, and the woods opposite, where the reb-
ais were seen to enter, shelled Then pri-
Yates Morgan, Cherry and Kelley of Doc,
swan across the river, and short distance
above the mouth of the Little Red, and
brought skif over. Lieut.. Col. Wood,
with eight men, thea went across and skir-
mished the woods. The ferry boat was
brought across aud reinforcements sent
across. Col. Matlock's camp was discover
ed, evidently evacuated in hurry. Sup
plies, consisting of 5000 pounds of bacon,
nine barrels of molasses, four barrels sugar,
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- ~ y ~ <dAas4 y y - - -
0A An assortment
Gloves just received at
SCHA
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NUMBER 952

of the cannoniers to the parts injured, aud
the accompanying exclamations was littla
singular at least.
It's INDIANA CAvALRY-KILLED.
Capt W. W. Sloane.
WOUNDED.
Lieut.. Col. Wood, in thigh, slightly; Ma
jor CieBdepning, left lung, mortally Corp.
N. Collins, co. E, right leg J. Clarke, co. 7,
right lung Harris Sloane, co. E, in neck.
Total--Killed wounded A. t&
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a CARD
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business, and we'll worthy Of the confidence and
patronage of those needi goods in his line. Aud
we bespeak for him continuation Of the liberal
patti onags we have received
READ LAWRENCE.
Evansville, July 4th, 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-22
JULY %. 1869.

two sacks ofsalt, four horses, one barrel Of
tar and nine guns were taken. The ferry
boats and q skif were destroyed, The cap
tured property was brought to this side, but
could not be transported to camp for want