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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

"a Clagett says that the Republican
Legislative caucus of New York was q
strict party affair, that Union Democrats
were betrayed, and all that. The locoio-
CO Albany Argus, which is as sound q
Vallandighammer as Clagets's Consti,u-
ton, and is published in the city where
the caucus occurred, gives directly OPP
posite version Of the case, but neither Of
them tell the truth.
The Argus hits at the caucus thus
ExruHGING TIE REPUBLICAN, PARrY.
The Republican party was dissolved,
and its title deliberately expunged from
the record Of political history, at the
Legislative caucus Of Friday night. II
was not without struggle, and an effort
to obtain at least qualified recognition,
that this WAS accomplish d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
PROM YoRKTOWN.
Before yorktown. Anril

DtiOsU VIAtpWu, hpth xJs
The principal event yesterday worth
mentioning was the Smelling Of Yorktown
By one Of the gunboats. She moved up
to the mouth Of Wormly Greek during
the morning, opened we'll directed FIRE
on their works, which VAS promptly IN
swered BY the rebels. The boat then fell
back distance Of three miles from York
town when she again opened FIRE, the
shell exploding each time within the en-
emy's works, but obtained no response
A few shells were fired during the day
along the whole line to keep the rsbels
from strengthening their works. No one
was injured.
+ Is raining again to-day, but the indi-
cations are that il will soon clear up.
The object Of the flag Of truce sent to
the enemy's line on Tuesday by order Of
Mcclellan was to effect the exchange oI
four rebel prisoners for 4 similar number
Of our wounded in their hands, il order
that they might be better cared for. The
answer showed that they were not disposed
70 comply with the request, but the
wounded had not been sent 70 Richmebd.
Capt. w. y. Bartlett, acting Lieut..
Colonel Of the e0th Massachusetts, reei
ment was shot bsfors Yosktown o
Wednesday: and - had his Lex anpufa,
ted. He y deiaG wall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

A CHICAGO EDITOR IN THE DEraorr
POLICE CouRr.-The following brace Of
paragraphs from the Detroit Tribune Of
Tuesday are significant:
A distinguished citizen, connected With
the press Of neighboring city and we'll
known N this, now on visit home, came
into collision with anight w.tchman Of one
ofour leading hotels, coming in about three
o'clock IN the morning in state Of men.
tal exhilaration.
The Waterman expostnlated with him
for an over jealous assault upon the front
door. He at once turned his attention &c
the watchnan, trying successfully three
chairs upon his head, and then retiring
with inc flush Of victory. Complaint
has been made against him in the Police
Court.
MIR. Wilbur r. Story, of the Chicago
lines, and formerly proprietor Of the
Free Press, is in this city to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
OLE 1sPsrss Repeated.
SPECIAL to Chicago Times. I

Cairo, April IS.
The steamer Bell Of Mensphis has Or.
rived fron the Tennessee rivsr bringing
very important intelligence from Pitts
bur Ebs left there 1t o'ciock 4hurs-
day morning and upon reaching hvan-
nah her passengers heard heavy firing IN
the direction Of Pittsburg. The canonade
was brisk and gradually grew louder being
heard for miles this side of Savannah.
The belief that general engagement was
brought on is strengthened by the fact
that on Wednesday significant prepare
tons we're made By Hallsck for an attack.
The rain that We had here since Non.
day did not reach Pittsburgh, and the
roads were fast improving. A hot sun
was drying off the mud and ON Wednes-
day the roads were quite favorable for an
advance movement. Persons whe left on
Thursday morning report that skirmish
occurred the day previous, that four com
panies Michigan Cavalry having been
ordered cut on reconnaissance towards the
enemy's lines were securing the country
when they met : superior mounted force
Of the enemy whom they repulsed with
littls loss. The Memphis on her way
down the river was fred into thirty-ivs
miles this side Of Pittsburg by small
guerilla force posted behind three houses
On the river bank. A number Of shots
were fred one ofthem killing negro boy
who was standing near the pilot house.
The woods along the Tennessee are in
tested By : guerrilla gang who practice
firing on the steamers Is they pass BY. -
After firing on the Memphis they burned
the houses before alluded to and decamped.
Gen. Strong on receiving this informa-
ton advised Gen. Halleck Of what had
transpired 80 that measures might be ia
ken for putting stop to further proceed
ings Of this character. Our gunboats on
the Tennessee had effected passage over
Muscle Shoals, near Florence, and had
penetrated - far as Huntsville, Alabama,
where they captured quantity Of com
missary stores belonging to the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Forney's Correspondents with Abe PhilA. Press
Tbs secsssisa Democracy.
Washington, April 10, 1852.


Have you ever heard a secessionist
talk politics who did not claim to be !
Democrat Have you ever hard SYM
pathizer with secession talk politics who
did not boast of his Deuocncyy Men
who have been identified with ali the bat
ties against the honored organization
buried in the grave of Douglas-and
whose naliguity against the old principles
Of that party has been exhibited unde,
all administrations, are now seeking shell.
Ter under the name Of Democracy, in or.
der the more successfully to assist the
rebels in arms against the Constitution
and laws.
Now Clagett will swear that the above
is personal, although it is fairly to be pre-
stunned that Forney is not even aware q
the existence of Clagett or his Consti,u
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

rIeueriO40Du1k, ApE1l %.
Herald'e correspondence. F. 1e,;,t. :.
burg Esd. states Gen. McDowelFs force
occupied that o;ty. his headouar:Ars be;no
in the house of NJ +. Lacy, an Aid Of ths
rebel Gen. Smith. The Aotilla succeed
ed in ctsaring the Rappaha nook Of Oh.
structions and reached fredericksburg on
Saturday. Work has commenced ON the
Aqua Greek and fredericksburg rail-
road, which will soon be in running or
der. The railroad bridge over the Rap
pahapnock will be Immediately rebuilt.
Mnch valuable information concerning
the course and condition. OF the railroads
South Of " hos been obtained from the
contrsbands and residcnts of Alexandria,
Va. An immense amount Of -four ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Washington, pril 25.

Commodore Foote, owing to the wound
received in the battle Of 1t. Henry, has
asked TO be relieved from the command
Of the Western feet, but the Department
has II 10 UNDERWOOD ordered Capt. Chss.
II. Davis to repair to the squadron g his
second in command, TINS relieving him
Of much Of the physical labor o. his
responsible position.
In addition 70 what has heretofore been
asserted in contradiction or the false state
ments of the Richmond papers, there il
good authority for stating that Count
Aercier, the French Minister, had no Of
fetal communication whatever with the
Southern authorities. The report that
Lord Lyons has gone TO Richmond or il
going Is untrue. ~ are the recent Unbound
ed runors Of changes in the Cabinet. 49,
The Navy Department il quietly though
efhciently ct work increasing the means Of
the national defence. : The Atlantic works
and Harrison Loring, Of Boston, have
been awarded contracts for building iron
clad vessels, under the recent law.
80 ~SSSSS sV0ay ~ 1SAcCutaVU UcO6lOu
confirmed the nomination Of Geo. Cad
wailader Of Pennsylvania, and Geo. H.
Thomaa Of Virginia, - Major Generals,
and Col. Alfred n. Terry Of Connecti-
cut, Miles 8. Haskell Of Indiana, Major
Henry A. Vessel Of the Oh Infantry,
Col. John w. Geary, Major Saul w.
Crawford of the 18th Infantry, Leonard
r. Rose Of Indiana, to be Brigadies Gen.
erals q Volusteers; Brigadier Gssaral
James w. Ripley 70 b Chief q OrdAanes,
and VIM. a. Hammond o Surgeon Gen
leral. With rank Of Brignaisr Gs1eral, also
4Chas. & GaHst& - Assistant Postnaatsr,
and Henry A. Smith Of Kansas, = Com
misssry Of Subsistence. The Senate. il
i stated, rejaoted Nathan Reeves u A.
sistant Quart1rsaAsisr. and lhe follsxise
. Brigadier Generals: John. Coehnae,
=. Il. lockwood, Charles r.. Clarke and
Charks Dana John Trimbls. e Tsnn.,
~ een6sn>d = Usitea Shtas Aaaosney
for the middle district Of that StatA.-
Owing to s.niappreAsneioa 1hioh cansed
the rsjsction Of Daniel e, SiokIas, th1
President to-day renominased him To b
Brigadiar GsnsEal. The prospect Of bin
confirmation is favorable. ,li
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28


Ellis KrLLEp.-This desperate man
was killed in his prises, yesterday morn
ing, by one Of the guard Of the Fint Mis-
s,uri Cavalry. Our readers will recog-
nixe him as the same person who struck
Sergeant Andrae over the head with 4
sabre, Of which we gave an account IN
yesterdays issue. II seems that Ellis,
Mt being satisfied with his demonstration
on Sergeant Andne. and intending to
make his escape II possible, placed him
self It the door Of his prison yesterday
morning, when Sergeant uabehsger was
entering therein, and, having loosed the
shaekles from his wrists, struck the Ser-
geant . heavy blow on The hsad, knocking
him down. 4 member Of H. guard, Ia
company with the Sergeant. promptly shot
Ellis, killing him Instantly:
II was Aaid Of Ellis thaf when hs M
arrested he remarked that his aneck VA
good for the halter" !; and in explanation
70 citizen Of the reason for his attack on
Andrae, he said he did it because Il was
question Of fife or death with him
kansas City Jour. Of Com, 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
YOUR NEPHEW.


FEDERAL 0slAiers In tbs wrong Pew.
A few days since, At ! church not an
hundred miles distant, the members and
o1Rcials Of which are somewhat notorious
for active sympathy with treason, it was
concluded to have "Love Feaet," and
everything was arranged for insuripg |.
coed time, where they could console
with and encourage one another, and pray
for the cause Of treason. Scarcely had
the meeting begun when, to the surprise
and Consideration Of the assembly. there
marched into the aisle aconsidefable mum.
Der Of the "Lincoln hirelings," who, hay-
ing been informed thai there was meet
ing that night, naturally associated II
with the neetings Of yore. when ard
where Christians met for IN interchange
Of religious views and experience. But
they had sgot into the wrong pew" AZ
their appearance was associated in the
minds 81 some present with inporteue
personal correspondence with The Provost
Mnnhal Az soon - the excitemeat
ceased, II was DECIDED 70 place the cyan.
kee horde in the side alps
But soon another trouble arose. Gus
tom made it incumbent on the officers Of
the church to hand around the emblems
of fraternity and Christian hospitality,
and afior another consultation it was de-
cided to include the "Hessians" q the
recipients, - BY % doing they would heap
Goals Of Ere on their heads.
All the time the enemy were in sntirs
ignorance Of their piision, or theconstsr-
nation and panic caused 81 their presence,
and Ut the proper time one Of the "Iin.
colnites' arose and stated that four years
ago he had enlisted under the banner oi
King Emanuel, and one year since be On.
rolled under the glorious Stars and
Stripes, the emblem Of civil and Religious
liberty, and BY the help Of God be would
fight under the former while life should
last, and under the latter whilst there
was traitor found with sufficient temer
ity " oppose the Union. He vas followed
By similar rsmarks from tho name side
They fell like bombshslls il the YER,
midst Of tho camp, and soon scattered thu
seoesh, who retreated in Mgood order, !.
without returning q soot,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
WadlAin1tea, April Is.

The House, today, revetsed IL yss-
terday's action on she motion to print
IS 900 copies Of tho agricultural part 81
the Patent O6cs Report in Mo German
language, Mr.. Walton, Chairman of the
Printing Committee, stating that the
Goverslssnt priatipg once laAs nsithel
6ernaa type nor German priateys; Be.
sides the work would have to be translA-
ted.
The Sanitary Commission will, to-mos.
row, dispatch the steamship Daniel Web.
stsr to Fort Monroe, = Aoating hospi.
tai. She Is to carry : large supply d
hospital stores, medicines. oloshing. stc.,
etc, and corps Of surgeons, nnrles and
hospital dresses. ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

sUuzE 1lAHuiu85 hPII ~.
Major Gen. G. r. Smith died q Ga
vannah yesterday afternoon at o'slsok
'of dysentery. He was taken sick shortly
aster the occupation Of Donelson b. onr
forces under him. and has been suffering
and sinking slowly for some weeks, though
his condition was not thought dangerous
until within the past week. His family
have besn notified and are on their way
70 Savannah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

~ Is it possible that the rebel pris-
oners at St. Louis are still allowed the
freedom Of the city-allowed to be petted,
and feasted, and s'fionized'' at the houses
Of the rich and sristocratic rebels OF St.
Louis, 40 Z reward for treason.
vile journal.
OF course it is possible, and even up
here in Iowa . rebel Surgeon is dined
and wined and furnished with fns clothes
by the sprigs Of the slaveholding aristo-
cracy resident in our midst. This class
Of sympathizers have no sympathy with
loyal soldiers and no regard for the COM
mon soldiers Of the confederate army, but
let an officer or STAKEHOLDER from secessia
make his appearance and they cannot do
too much for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

"a The iron-ciad guDboat, Galena,
has reached Old Point, and will CO Operate
with the Monitor in watching or whaling
the Merrimac. and may also take a run
up York or james River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

~ Col. Jennison, Of the lst Kansas,
has been sent to Alton and parole refused.
Lieut.. Geo. H. Hoyt. arrested at the same
time, is the young Boston lawyer, the vol
unteer counsel for Old John Brown. The
reason Of these arrests has not trsnspired,
but the reason for extra severity has no
remote connection with che fact tha4 both
are Aboltionists, and Denver and Sturxis
are not. The two last officers hats Abo-
litionists worse than rsbels, and dsem
plotting against the Union vsnial ofIenss
compared with symPashisipg With shves.
II Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Runers froM Cairo.
Especial to Chicago Tribune.]

Suy AAPsH 80.
The steamer Lady Tyler, formerly the
Alfred Robb. captured from tho rebsls,
arrived from the upper Tennessee this
morning and reports that the heavy firing
proceeded from short skirmish with the
enemy yesterday morning. No partieu-
lars. The steamer McGill left Pittsburg
= Ave o'clock yesterday morning and
heard nothing Of it. The steamer Emma
left the lsndiag It 4 p. m. yesterday and
says that up 70 that hour not . shot was
fred.
Col. Stedman. Of an Alabama regi-
nent, captured at New Madrid, arrived
here on his parole to report himself 1t St.
Louis. He expresses the utmost faith in
the success Of the rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Mr.. AAanas vieits Mr. Dayten.
Washington, April IS.

Oar Ministsr y Losdes, Mr.. Adams,
recently visit1d Paris for ~ official con-
fsrense With DIR. Dayton upon an import.
ant ssbjeet, Of diplonstio negotiation
The former, BY tho last steamer, reporta
that be has returned 70 his post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
New York, April 90.

New York, April 20.
Letters from before Yorktown give !
sort ofcon6rmation to the reported refus-
q Of N Irish brigade in the rebel army
to serve, and their surrender Of their
arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

A-PE1soNAL- - The N. Y. World Of
the 48d neticss the arrival Of Major R.
u. HOsgh. q Gen. Hunters staff, in the
steens q 0kianfal. from Port ROYAL. ii
~ - fsiaaki prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

@The Washington Republican AYERS
that not one-fourth Of the sum appropria-
ted BY the emancipation bin for the COM
pensaiion OF slave owners, will be needed,
70 many Of the slaves having already been
run Oh BY their masters in anticipation Of
the passage Of the act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

tiat ianucu Wa1 more or less Wos ~ The
pray, and many had to wsds sbmA ittle
4 stasos, up to their waists in the cold
/ slk water. The Decentralization 1as nsal.
| il discontinued until the next morsing,
rhursdsy) when ! better l.ndiag place
having been discovered half mile up the
creek. Ton which we are now encamped)
w,wsre transferred to small steamer and
laaded without &C cident. We selected I
b autiful camping ground in pine grove
directly on the bank of the creek, and
mlde ourselves "A comfortable 40 possibls
f,r the isw days we expected to remain.
A rid was soon made upon Ill the boats
Ia the creek, and with al the oyster tongs
that could be found the oyster beds were
quickly dsspcilsd, greatly to the delight
Of our poor stomachs, 70 long strangers to
snJthing Of the kind, and to the impotent
rage Of the out-spoten secession owners.
The country is very thickly settled, and
nearly Oh are rank. Boosting sscessionists.
The females ! mean; very few Of the
males remain here. They argue with NJ,
and bring out the Bible to show u the
passage in full on the contest between the
North and South. We now occupy the
o ,posite bank Of the creek, oil the rest Of
the division being on that side, and a. it
brought Us two or three miles nearer our
destination, it was deemed advisable TO
come across to this side.
We are employing our time ID drilling
and getting in trim for the great battle,
the preliminary mutterings of which salute
our ears in ono almost continuous roar
day and night. Skirmishes BY day and
night are Of frequent occurrence. and the
heavy guns, and the bursting Of shells
can be heard At al hours. We are, as yet.
six miles from the advance, but will take
up our position probably tomorrow or
next day. As an instance Of our proxim-
ity to the rebels when we shall have ta-
ken our position in the advance, one Of
McClellan's Aids. while pointing out our
camping ground, had his arm shattered by
a. shell 80 that it had TO be amputated.--
Il will be some lime before the great fight
comes Of, according to programns.--
Heavy siege guns and mortars are being
taken up to the front and from the land
ing as fast IS possible, but it Is slow work.
Very few Of them have been placed in po-
sition yet. but it win not BE- long before
they viii be, giving good account Of
themselves on the rebel Notifications.
Our Jersey Brigade is the third in Hook
er's Division, and our Division is third in
Heintxleman's corps What We will have
to do ard how We will do II, remains to BE-
seen. What ever is in the future, / dom
think it win prove derogatory to the cred
it and fame Of our New Jersey or other
troops. I may have the time at some
future date to give Jon an inkling of our
future movements and doings--at any
rate viii try. @
vaJTp Nrpxyr,m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

GalIipoIis, O., April Is.
The government Steamer Eunice was
ran into 81 the Commodore Perry ~ Ash
land, Kentucky, last night, and vas
sunk. The boat d total loss 40 lives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Gel. Jsnnlssn 1sleaseA ol D1nA.
ID 81. I1onis. Abril Is.

81. Lonlsy April z0s
An order has bssn Issued Tor The 70
lease Of Colonel Jsunison from military
prison, be giving bod in 20, 0o0 dol
lars to appear and answer 70 whAtevss
charges may b preferred against him.
The particular offence which has ~ To
Jennison's arrest he's not besn made
public, but It b presumed ali The lAsts
wil shortly b forthcoming. Jsnnison.
on being arrested, immediately resigssd
He position In the army. ~ 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
TIE GATE CITY
KEO X u *:


~The rebel newspapersat Richmond
strive to make their readers believe that
the visit Of the French Minister to the
Capital Of tho Confederacy had reference
TO commercial treaty between the Con-
federacy and France, implying recogni-
ton of the Independence Of Jeffdom and
assistance to raise the blockade. II il
possible that the sympathizing and peace
advcoating position Of the Fallandighan
Democracy may have satisfied France and
England Of the sympathy Of the Northern
Democracy in such movement in behalf
Of our Southern brethren. We shall see.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
FOR RENT.

rss.as1y osr.pssd ~ Dr. Ae0ar i.
1aQu1ro q - IA iesRnns
aDY01-49t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
Warrington, Apri1 Is.

Gil RoasloG, che Danish, and Count
Piper, ~ Swedish Minister, have gone
to FORTRESS Monroe. 1t is believed they
intend r. foll0W the French Minister'S ex-
ample, and to extend their tour to Norfolk
and Riehnond.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
will report adversely to the memorial of
the citizens of Chicago in favor Of Gener-
d M6Kinstry. The Committee have de-
termined not to make public the letter Of
6ec'y Stanton to the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

- Mr.. Gregory, the rebel advocate,
admitted, in recent debate in the British
House of Commons, on mail-clad We sells,
that If the Warrior had met the Merri-
mac, il was matter of grave doubt wheth-
er the angular sided vessel wasld not have
overcome her vertical sided antagosist;
but If the Warrior and Monitor had met,
there 10 little doubt that the smaller YES
I'd would have plunged her shot into the
unprotected parts of the Warrior, and
would, ID iact, have overcome the pride Of
the British navy.
"AMHR Iowa. - The Directors Of
tho Board Of Trade have changed the
name Of the grade Of wheat knows -
& Northern Club" 70 ssAnbcr Iowa" -
the change 70 take effect On and after the
Flst - Aay Chicago Tribuns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28

The following deaths are reported in
simon's General Hospital, Mound City,
Illinois
April i5--Joseph Hill, Go. G., Sd Iowa.