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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09

List of Wisconsin Soldiers who arrived at St. Louis
Missouri, by Steam boat, G.. ID. Taylor, Capt. John
Carlisle, from Memphis, June Goth, 1868
Cuyler Armstrong, LIST Battery, chronic diarrhoea.
Philip Wilkes, LIST Battery, chest.
Thomas G. Frost, 18th Battery, chronic diarrhoea.
John O'Meara, A, 7th, shoulder.
]. E. Hawley, D, 9Th, shoulder
A. H. Barker, l, 1lth, thigh.
Michael Failer, T, 18th. right hand.
Sergt. John A. Lawrence, G, 11th, leg.
Thomas R. Edwards, FL, 18th, arm
Thomas Steele, IL, l4th, arm.
Corp. Freeman Craig, Jr., Ii, 18th, lost left eye.
Sergt. Arthur NJ Preston, d, 14th chronic diarr'a.
Charles Sutler, Z, 1ith, right foot.
Charles Stable, j, 14th, right arm.
Edwin Russell, D, I4th, rig ht foot.
Martin Altman, K, 18th, ankle.
Corp John f Beach, B, l4th, jaw.
Desire Rusotf. b, 18th, leg. .
e. A. Benneberg, B, 18th, arm.
Sergt. Henry Hoy, D, l7tb, chronic diarrhoea.
C. A. Hanley, +, 18th, Hermorhoids
John stuller, +, l4th, f, l4th, foot.
j. Verhyder, G, 18th, hand.
John Bahler, l, 18th, chronic diarrhoea.
Jacob Vantieet, K, 23d, do
Henry Manley, D, 25th, foot.
John Edwards, l, 9th, chronic diarrhoea.
j. W. Latin, Z, goth, h md
Sergt. James Ii. Sparks, G, Goth, geart disease.
James Conner, e, Goth, chronic rheumatism.
Samuel S. Darwood, +, Goth, left thigh
Sergt. George Wallace, Ii, 29th, arm and chest
Augustus Marquette, E, 10Th, thigh.
John B. Pyrce, f, 29th, chronic darrhea.
Orange 8. Carlisle, Il, 29th, right leg.
John Mckenzie, I'll, SD, chronic hepititis
Sergt. George W. McMullen, Ii, goth, side.
Frank Foster, /, 18th, chronic diarrhoea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09

a RICH ADvBRTIsRMENT.-Th follow
ing advertisement appears among the mat
riponials of the New York HerGld-
Manimonial-A Young Widower, aged
IS, more OF less of progressing appear
ance, and engaging manners, and who
sports a beautiful head of hair, and an ele-
CANT moustache, and pearly set of teeth
nearly new, and who is free from all In
cumbrance, except six small childrdn,
mother-in. law and a maiden aunt, desires
to form the acquaintance of few dozen
young ladies, with a view to matrlmony.
Wealth is indispensable, as the advertiser
has nary red. Those contemplating mat
rimony may enclose.Gf conveniently carte
de visite and one dollar in specie 10 pay
for this notice, and address, with stamp
Gay and Happy, Ledgegate, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09

ia man in New Hampshire mao a .ne
misfortune recently to lose his WE ,S Ossl
her grave he caused stone to be placed,
on on Which, in the depth Of bis grief he had
ordsred to be inscribed, "Tesrs cannot
restore her-therefore weep"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09

Killed.. P. Upper.
Wowndsd-lst ssrgt. Mead, cheek N. W,Waite,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Memphis, June col
via Cairo, June 22.


The steamer Luminary arrived from
Chickassw Bayou this morning with official
reports from Gen Grant to the 18Th
Everything was progressing finely. The
enemy keep up q steady fire from heavy
artillery, but accomplish nothing. Scarce
ly man is injured by it.
Col. Mower, in command at Millliken' s
Bend. had made an expedition to Rich
mond, La. driving the rebels from that
section and burning the town, bringing
the women and children to Millikeu' 4
Bend.
1t is stated positively that the rebels
carried the Black Flag, with skull and
cross bones in the recent attack at Mill
ken's Bend.
Johnston's forces are moving towards
Yazoo City. He will find Grant ready to
receive him.
The result of the cavalry disaster men.
toned yesterday is the loss of Major Hen
ry, of the 9th Ohio Cavalry and one hun.
dred men.
The main expedition under Col. Mis-.
ner was a success
The rebels continue to harrass the rail-
road and telegraph lines between this city
and Corinth, but they do not accomplish
much damage, as our troops are watchlul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York. June 93

New York, June IS.
The following is copy Of a telegram
received by Capt. Ericsson from the Asst.
Secretary of the Navy, dated w ashington.
June Is:
The engagement Of the Atlanta was
with the Weehawken. The former had
Brooks rifle guns in the bow and stern
pivots, and one six inch on each side
She could fight both bow and stern and
one side gun at time. Capt Rodgers
engaged her at close quarters, The first
Is inch shot fred by him struck off the
Atlauta's pilot house, wounding two out
Of three pilots. Another Is inch shot
struck halt way up the roof, which was
iron plated and four and half inches
thick. killing one and wounding sew
entsen. The Weehawken fired 5 and the
Atlanta 9 times. The latter got aground
and surrendered.
The Weehawken sustained no damage
Of any sort. The Atlanta had q ram saw
and torpedo on her bow, aud was fitted for
\ cruise. She is nov at Port Royal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
baltimore. June IS,

The following Ia taken from the Amer
lean of this q. m;
A gentleman, who left Gettysburg at
7 o'clock yesterday .. m, informs us
there is no truth in the Geographic report
from Harrisburg of rebel advance on
that place. The nearest approach Of rebel
cavalry to Gettysburg was the arrival of
o small body OF scouts, ten miles distant,
where they stole few horses, and beat
a rapid retreat, evidently fearful of cap
ture. The only force that has crossed the
Maryland line beyond Greencsstls has
been small bodies of cavalry and scouts
after horses and cattle, of which they have
received small supply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

The Washington Star Of this evening
contains the following SPECIAL telegram:
Monocacy Junction, June 20. - The
rebels have certainly destroyed every
Baltimore d Ohio X. X. bridge from
Harper's Ferry to Cumberland, distance
OF quite 10 miles, thus inficting q very
heavy damage on the road. This they
have done within the last SO hours. Gen.
Kelley came up with them this morning
at Cumberland and drove them out Of that
town. 1t is supposed in this direction.
Ills movements have been very prompt,
and 30 far successful, as he has doubtless
put stop to the westward progress along
the railroad line Of their career Of deyas;a
ton.
Heavy hrlng-supposed to be in the
direction of Aldie--was heard during the
morning by workmen on the roof Of the
Treasury buildings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Headquarters, Walnut Hills, J
Vicksburg, June 18th, \


The bombardment from the land side
continues with the same general features.
Our lines remain IS before. The enemy
is firing very rarely.
A copy Of the Vicksburg Wing extra,
printed on wall paper, was received at
headquarters yesterday. 1t pretends to
give exciting Northern news, putting
Grants loss in the siege at 10000.
A rebel Lieutenant was taken yestsr-
day, who says it is Pemberton's purpose
to die sooner than surrender. Deserters
confirm previous reports of extreme suf-
fsring and dsstitution.
There was picket diminishing at
Haines' Bluff yesterday and Monday
The rebels are reported advancing. Our
defences at that point are ample.
On the river nothing has been done
since the rebels destroyed the Cincinnati,
except occasional mortar firing, which is
harmless.
The total casualties Of McClernand' 8
corps in the campaign is 1886. The d.
vision OF Gen. Blair has 500 killed wound
ed and missing in the storming of the
10Th and ed.
The report that the rebels are fortify-
ing at Big Black river Bridge is errons-
GUS. No force was within 20 miles Of
the place.
LArKR.-lSth r x.-Correspondents
from the lines say all is unusually active
in the centre. No news from Johnston.
Hot work expected soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
St. Louis, June %.

The Democrats Murfressboro dispatch
gives the following Southern news:
The Savannah Republican of the 10th
says in the evening seven Federal gun
boats went to Attawpo to pillage the plan
tations. Another feet started for St Johns
river to take possession Of Jacksonsvile
aud make an incursion into the interior.
In recent raid Col. Montgomery cap
tured 72 negroes.
The 7th Connecticut regiment garrisons
San Augustine. Florida. One monitor is
at Hilton Head All the rest are at Sto.
no.
A negro regiment from Boston, / 500
strong, arrived at Hilton Head.
Col. Daniel and Col Watts are candi.
dates for Governor of Alabama.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 9lst saws
Col. Carter made another raid into east
Tennessee with 5000 cavalry. They
went to Sanos and destroyed factory of
Lenox d Brother and all the adjacent
buildings aud tore up the railroad track
for a considerable distance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
New York. June Q

A New Orleans correspondents, who
arrived here on the steamer Locust Point,
states our siege batteries have opened on
Port Hudson aud continue to pour shot
and shell into the enemy's works Sew
eral buildings. supposed to contain com
missary stores, were destroyed, and the
rebels are known to be suffering some in
killed and wounded. An expedition had
driven away force Of rebels collected at
Clinton. Deserters coming into our lines
report the rebel strength at least 10 900,
well clothed, but suffering for food -
Twenty or thirty of our men are daily
ADDED TO the killed aud wounded by the
snemy's sharpshooters.
Capt. Hart, of the gunboat Albatross,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains with pistol while 10 state of in
sanity from fever
The destruction Of the bark Texsna,
As we'll 81 Louax,- by the captured tug
Boston, is confirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Especial to Herald

Harrisburgh, June 22.
There is no doubt the enemy is fortify
ing Hagsrstown. They held the country
between Hagerstown aud Willlamsport,
with at least corps, probably EwelPs.
Millerstown, 8 miles from Gettysburg.
has been occupied to-day by a force Of
rebel troopers 5000 strong. This points
to movement on the Northern Central
K. r., for the purpose of isolating Balti-
more. Most Of the movable property that
could be turned to rebel account was re-
moved before the place was occupied -
They will have to fight for the possession
of the Ntrtbern Central r. X.
I Communication with Chambersburg is
resumed.
Gen. Lee is believed to have been baf
fed IN his main object, the capture Of
Washington.
The progress of the campaign is watch
Cd with intense anxiety.
The enemy re-occupied Gree ncastle,
after skirmish with our cavalry. No
further particulars.
Gen. Couch has received no reports OF
casualties
Troops continue to concentrate and or
der reigns at this point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
New York, June %.

A Chambersburg special says detach-
ment of the lst New York cavalry had a
skirmish Monday afternoon with the reb-
els two miles this side of Grecucastle We
lost two men. After being chased from
Smoketown the rebels prepared to make a
stand at the point above stated. They
had infantry thrown out as skirmishers
The greater portion of the rebel force is
six miles beyond Waynesboro towards
Frederick
The rebels have been to Quincy, James
town aud Mt. Pleasant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

In the Convention to-day Gov. Gamble,
Chairman of the Commi lice on Ema nci
patton, presented the following ordinance
from the Majority Committee LIST, The
lst and End clauses of the 26th section
vt the Sd article of the Constitution shall
be abrogated. Cd, Slavery, involuntary
servitude, except for punishment of crime,
81 I! cease to exist in Missouri on the 4th
OF July, 1876, and all slaves within the
Sta on that day are hereby declared
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Young's Pr, June u,
via Cairo June %.

The Marine brigade under Gen. Elett.
accompanied by Gen. Moore, made a re-
connoisance to Richmond, La, the 10Th,
with 1880 men, and drove 5. 500 rebels
out os the place, capturing 30 prisoners,
and burning the town. The loss very
slight.
On the 9Th at Mason, Ark. Ellett's
cavalry captured wagon containing
what purported to be barrels of -four and
boxes Of goods but on examination by
the Commissary the barrels were found
to contain over half q million percussion
caps. The boxes contained stationery
Documents were found duplicating cer-
tain well known merchants Of St. Louis
as the guilty parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
NJ emphis, June 22.

Official advices from Grant to noon
18th are received. The siege progressed
satisfactorily.
Major Gen. McClernand has been re-
moved from command of tho 18th Army
Corps by Gen. Grant and Gen. Ord s2-
pointed to that command in his place.
Col. Misener has destroyed the railroad
at Hunols, and lie on his way back. No
particulars yet received.
Rebel cavalry are threatening the lines
between Memphis and Corinth and Gren.
ada. Bands are moving through the coun
try north of this line, enforcing the con
scription and driving OF stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Cincinnati, June 93.

The rebels who crossed into Indiana.
Sunday, have not rs yet been overtaken.
Their exact whereabouts are unknown
1t was supposed they had gone to the
Ohio d Mississippi X. r. This is not
confirmed
The operator at Bloomgton, Ind, re-
ports camp Of 900 citizens with pick
cts out eight miles from there. He says
they resist enrolment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Louisyilln. June Is

1t is reported from reliable sources that
Morgan has recrossed the Cumberland
near Carthage, having remained but .
short time this side. He had 900 men
and 10 pieces of artillery. He was close.
ly pursued by Col Wilder Of the 18th
Indiana, commanding brigade of mount.
ed infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
A word - Earaers and WseI Grow

from the Chicago Tribune, June ie.l
The clipping season il over, and the
wool gathered in. The question now to
be settled by the owner is as to what dis
position he can make of his wool. to nett
him the greatest amount Of profit. The
present Wholesale price Of wool would pay
the owner $50 for 100 lbs. The COST OF
putting that wool into yarn el0. That
loo lbs of wool will make 40 dozen pairs
of socks, now in demand, even when at
$3.50, making 1920, profit of Sl40 on
the manufactured article. over and above
what conld be realized for the sale Of the
raw material. As knitting machine cost
bnt $50 in this city, and can b. managed
by a woman or child, any farmer who rais-
es wool can see the advantage of manu-.
featuring his wool, instead of throwing it
upon the market We hope the country
press will take notice Of this and thus adj
vance the interests of the farmer, and tho
whole country. BY encouraging this branch
Of hons manuiaetuyss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
New York. June ca

The iron-clad Roanoke is ordered TO
ses, and probably may bear the flag of the
South Atlantic biockading squadron.
Advices from Wilmington state there
w.s only one rebel brigade (CIinetop's)
there also only one in Charleston. MIS-,
Of the troops have gone west.
The Herald has . report from near
Vicksburg, stating Col. Hatch, OF the Cd
loss Cavalry, destroyed the nilrosd
49, fspm kAQsags 70 Grenada. +,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
New York. june IS.

A'S" Stnt WV
Richmond papers give accounts of the
accidental explosion of the rebel iron clad
ram Chattshoochie, with which it was in-
tended to make q raid upon our feet At
Apalachicola in retaliation for the capture
of the schooner Fashion, laden with cot
ton, by bouts from the squadron. Twelve
persons were killed, others badly scalded.
The ship filed and sunk near the shore,
settling firmly on the bottom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Harrisburg Luna %

The rebels re-occupied Chambersburp
about l o'clock this morning.
Our cavalry piekets are now S miles
this side Of the place.
The troops under Gen. Knipe who we're
81 chambersburg have safely fallen back
70 the main body. The authorities BE-
iisvs The rsbsh 70 Be Ia considerable force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
New ork, June 23

A rebel telegram from Mobile Of the
18th says the rebels repulsed our forces
twenty -seven times at Port Hudson. and
a5s also that courier, ~ho arrived at
Jackson FROM Port Hudson, states the
enemy was punished severely that the
garrison has 80 days provisions and will
hold out TO the last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

~ The Peace Party received a NOR
tai blow by the rebel invasion of the
North, from which it il now languishiug,
and languishingly will die next October.
The people don't see the importance Of
sustaining vallaudigham in preaching
treason quite so much as they did before
their own lives and property were en-
dangered BY the approach of Vallandig-
hams traitor friends from the South.
value Of RsaI Estate In Van Buren,
County.
The total value Of Real Estate in Van
Buren, County, as returned for 1868, is
81, 1892, 70l, as follows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Headquarters Army Of Potomac.
Junc -

Mr.. L. w. Buckingham, correspondent
of New York Herald, was yesterday killed
under the following circumstances. He
was coming from Aldie with news Of the
fight, and when FIVE miles below that
point was chased by gserrillas. He pu,
spurs to his horse, which stumbled and
threw him of, breaking his neck and kill
ing him instantly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
st. Louis, June Is.

Gen. Blunt left here on Friday last for
Fl. Scott. He will soon take the field in
the Indian Territory, with an adequate
force for actio offensive operations. He
will fight to achieve q Department aud
endeavor to reach Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Harrisburg, June 22,

The crisis is approaching. Great secre-
cy governs all the movements. 1t would
be imprudent to publish what is transpir-
ing, as important results are TO be deter
mined IN the next few hours.
The rebels are advancing in force upon
Greepcaslle with infantry, artillery aud
cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

Vest. .'''"s
On fan 4, sLrs.dssrs, old saA vsr., When nsv osss
Whsn u. rtsrn ehsspiy sells sui, Of besvty ,s,s
IN NJ ssd fAshios jest tAaS. svy shsuld wear
Oh Who would want 10 wear Coat, he ssy,. Of sy
wh'r. .s.. efag' and '.rvie. ieas en- .vry sra. .p
WAen d stern has such s.oek, at ts,~s % v<v, L..
That ss'fy body wonders, how be can cell tAsn ssi
Oh who, from credit Tsiors, hls clothing ssr vex,s
A.d p., pie. for garments. b. know. /. .o.A to.
When D. stern can sui, him and q, him spux ..au,.s
Asa give tstfsy srtasis at only HIATT tAs Price.
Oh who would have their little boys aud yoaAs Of
larger size,
appear In shabby garments before tho public eyes,
When sterps Boy Clothinx befote th. ID arm
AAd Parents can econoHis~ by buying RsApr Mars
Thenh yeu vish for Goat. Psals or Vest, or sA,yss
OF Collars
Or Hsnd.ss ehisfs, soeks. AID want 10 ss,. ysur
Dollar,
To u. Stems be sure to go-tAsr. is no ether n,.rs
on hAin suost near tbe Levee. you esn sse his snii-
isg lace,
ID. sTERN,
Main streos. bstwe ia and Lsyss, Ksot.k.
apSo-dan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24

The Canada from Liverpool 18th. via
Queenstown, l4th, arrived of here last
night with ad,ices two days later.
Breadstuffs Friday declining. Tuesday
wheat slightly declined red western 8@
9s; corn lot of mixed 28s; provisions un-
changed except bacon, which declined Cd
OILS; lard easier.
Illinois Central shares 32@33 discount
f 59@60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
5pefial Notices.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
To CoNsUmPrrvEs.

THE ADvkRTIsEK HAVING BKEN REsroR-
L cd TO health In . few weeks. BY . very simple
remedy, shsr having suffered several years sisA =
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To all who desire 1t, he wilf.ssd copy ofthS Pre-.
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preparing and using The Aams, which try vll end :
srhs cosE Tor cossuayrtos, AsTaHA. BaoscMrrs,
Ae The only object Of the advertiser In sendax the
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formation which be conesivss TO be ysiuab and h
hopes every sufferer win lr, his remedy a. II via coz,
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kinss County, New York.
may 3o-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Baltimore, June 22.

A body of cavalry belonging to Couch's
command entered Frederick yesterday
p. NJ, and drove the rebels out.
1t is believed there are no rebels in
Frederick county. Trains left this A. n.
for Frederick to Harper's Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Harrisburg. Juns Is.

News from Pittsburg shows great ex.
element exists there. The rebels are re-
ported at Uniontown, 40 miles distant
Business 10 entirely suspended We still
hold Chambersburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
PHILADELPHIA. Juna 93,

HIIAutIPHIa, June 10.
The Enquirer has the following on its
bulletin board
A dispatch was received this morning
that the rebels are advancing 10 force on
Chambersburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
PilnburQ. june Is.

Business is being suspended and the
citizens en- nasse are digging eutrench-
ments on the hills six miles out, encircling
the city. Works nearly finished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-24
Excitement nj PittsbWrg.
LATEST FROM VICKS-
BURG
An Expedition by Ellett's
Marine Brigade.
Especial the Philadelphia Press

Monocacy, June %.
l have just returned from Maryland
Heights. The place is strongly defended.
No rebels have yet appeared. From the
immediate authorities have learned that
the nest of the rebels is at Little Antie-
tam, SIX miles from Harper's Ferry. Their
force ut that point is not large.