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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

The splendid achievements Of the ma.
tional cavalry, in their daring raid upon
the rebel lines Of communication, deserves
a word Of enthusiasm. Stuart has been
surpassed. even according to the testi.
mony Of his friends, and Stoneman's ride
70 Richmond may take historic counter
place to S,uart's daring and diagreeable
visit to MARYLAND. We read that the
enemy's roads Of retreat have been injur-
ed in every direction: that thirty miles Of
the Richmond Rsilroad have been des.
troysd, canals cut, trains ruined. and
Richmond striker; for brave
troop Of Federal honemen had ayen made
captures inside Of the rebel sntfsnchmcn:s
The aggregate Of all this, aud more, which
we have not dsl.ilsd, is great sa,isfac
ton to the glory Of the national arms ever
il it has not Immediately operated it,
righteous share upon the fortune Of th'
great struggle. We may be proud Of Gen
Stoneman's raid. What with Grierson'
bold adventure in Central mississippi.
exhibits the capacity Of our army 10 max
raids. Upon the heels of failure II is
seeeess which. while it might have con
verified the failure into victory, makes
more triumph than disaster.- phils
Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
A Mono AaMY ron Gsn. FaEnoxr

A Moro AaMY ron Gss. FREnoxr.
AT the conclusion at The regular ssrvi-
ces in the Church Of the Puritans in New
York on Sunday evening. Dr.. Gloustsr, u
colored gentleman, was introduced for the
purpose Of making statement relative IL
the project Of raising 10000 colorsd
troops 10 the Northern States, to be sent
into the field under Major General FIRE.
mont. He said tina. he had received from
the President Of the United H.stes, the
assurance that il 5000 colored soldiers
were raised they would be accepted. and
that General Fremont would b assigned
to the command. He stated also that he
had seen Gen. Fremont and received from
him promise that be was willing to &C.
cept such command subsequently q
meeting was organised, Edward Gilber,
presiding. 1t which . committee Vas ap-
pointed 10 make Ill necessary arrange.
meats for any failure movsmsnta 10 behalf
Of the raising Of the 5000 culorsd sol
disn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
New York, Nav Il

The Tribune has direct advices from
the army to Tuesday. All reports Of
movements since Hooker crossed to the
north side of the Rappahannock are un.
founded. The army occupies its old
camps. The troops are in good spirits.
though there is somc disappointment,
among the rank and file at the retreat,
but no decentralization.
Stoneman's raid has been overrated.--
The Richmond and Frederick r r is &c
little injured that it was repaired in "a
hours
Our losses exceed 1900 men, while
Lee is said 10 admit loss of $4,000. =
Our army is still outnumbered by that Of
the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
New York, MAY Ia.

Advices from Puebla via Havana, to
April 2lst, state the French were repul,e
on the 18Th 10 an attack on the Converts
Of St. Augustine.
On the l4th battle occurred at Alex.
co between part OF Commontor,'s forces
and the French. Both parties cisim sue.
cess, but the chief design OF Commonfort
Is to dIstodge the French from AIIexco
Was not attained.
Reports reached Vera Cruz, April 18th.
that tie French were driven from Fort
San Juvier, hill Of San Juan.
The French account disagrees with
this, and reports the capture OF The Church
Of Carmen on the i9lh. A general re.
view Of the situation shows little change
since the lat of April.
Numerous bands of guerrillas infested
the road from Vera Cruz to Orisaba.
Several expeditions which we're sent on
to annihiiate guerrillas had been unsuc
cessful
The French in Vera Cruz entertained
great fears that a million Of dollars, will
large amount Of ammunition which VA
to leave Puebla, would not arrive safely
Commonfort had been reinforced B,
1000 men from the City of Mexico, an,
Mexican reports express the hope that b.
overwhelming numbers they will be adj,
TO annihilste the French invaders.
Private letters received in Havana stat
thar since the 6rst occupsiion Of Fort Sal
Js'er The French army have not oblaiDs
any advantage. Several attacks had bee
,nade upon various points, bu. always Wit
al success, and sometimes with defeat
on the 18th they opened a cannouad
upon Carmen Fort, which lasted 20 hour,
when breach was made. Several col
emns then proceeded to make an assault
ou' ,hey were driven back By the bsye
ne', leaving the streets filed with the
aead aud wounded. Their losses hsv
been heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Cairo. Mnv i.

VI 80
Very latest dates from Grants Army
are up to last Thursday morning. AT
that time it was 10 miles from Grand Cult
encamped in beautiful place. 1t is near
Big Black River. We have not as yet
possession Of any part of the railroad be
tween Vicksburg and Jackson and there
was probably no truth in the reported en-
gagement at Clinton.
1t is thought severe battle will soon
be fought near Black River bridge. Grant
is receiving heavy reinforcemenls:
A new overland route for troops and
trains has been made from Young's Point
to the river below. 1t is only IS miies
long and greatly expediles the forwarding
of men and means.
Gen. Thomas is now at Memphis. 10
negro regiments have been formed, and
Gen. Thomas thinks 10 more will be form,
ed.
Gov. Yates is sick at Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Especial to Tribune.1
Washington, May Is.


Gen. Stahl's cavalry scented the coun-
try south Of Warrenton and other direc-
tions. They report they saw but small
squads of rnerrillss, who continue to
hover around our lines in hope Of doing
mischief when occasion may offer.
kilograms from Gen. Scbenck's head.
quarters in Baltimore. says that Mosby IL
again in the vicinity of Goose Greek
Church, Loudon County. Va. With force
Of about 800 guerrilla cavalry.
A sister and neice of jackson, who
killed Ellsworth in Alexandria, were to-
day arrested in Georgiana. They are
charged with aiding rebels by forward
ing rebel mails, dc. They will probably
be sent south immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
New York. Nav Ia

49," ~ - AAeJ
Tho Post says the last rumors from
Washington and the army current here
to-day are that fears Of rebel cavalry
raid upon the Capital are entertained in
Washington, and for some days the planks
Of the Chain Bridge have been removed
and full battery also stationed a. the
Aqueduct Btidge.
On Sunday night las. rebel cavalry
force made dash through our lines and
up to the Chain Bridge, but We cannot
learn thst the enterprise was attended
With any advantages. This, if true, is
evidently An act Of mere bravado 10 re-
turn for Stoneman's exploits.
| Stoaeman is at the hsaiq uarters Of the
army Of the Potomac, and Col. kiipat.
rick has received orders to report there
Gen, Lee has detained all the nurses
and surgeons who accompanied the AM
bulance trains across tho forIs, and has
also placed guns 10 position ut Banks and
u. S. Fords, from which facts il IL sup.
posed that he intends to assume the often
sive and cross the river aud attack oul
forces.
1t 10 quite certain that Hooker had or
dersd a portion Of his army to rscsoss the
Rsppshannock some days ago. q previ.
ously stated. in accordance With : piar
formed before be commenced his retrsst
ou. the plan was not approved BY Gen
hsi'sck, who. therefore, countcr:nnnded
II. hence the conflict in reports concern.
ing the crossing of the river BY Hooker
Ten. bs.ter6eld has said that q move
!. in.at cant Be made Tor some time.
II seems not unlikely that Gan. Hal
lisck costsnplasss assuming command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
New York. NAV Id

The Express understands Mcclellan
last week SEMI request 10 the President
either to accept his resignation or place
him in active service Rumor says the
Secretary stated that it was probable Nc
Clellan would be required at an carly
day.
The Tribune states Sigel returned from
Washington after an Intellectual effort to
be assigned to duty, even on the com.
manding generals staff
Herald's special states arrapgem ents ar'
making for an immediate release and ex
change Of prisoners captured during tn,
recent operations in Virginia and else
where.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Washington, May Ia.

John o Rent Carpenter, of Kentucky,
convicted of treason, has been pardoned
by the President through the intervention
of his friends, on the ground that he has
repented OF his crime. He voluntarily
abandoned the service OF the rebels and
retained to his allegiance.
One hundred and sixty rebel prisoners
have sigui6ed their willingness to take
the oath of allegiance.
The oath was administered to the Ju.
rors of the Criminal Court to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Fl, Monroe. Nav Is

RI. monroe way 10.
The following is from Southern papers
vioksburg 9Th. Tho enemy il using the
spades on the other side of the Big Black.
The Yankees occupy Utica, Hines Co.
Mississippi.
Banks has published an order in New
Orleans requiring oil registered euemies
by the FRS: If May to take the oath OF
prepare to leave the Yankee lines b. the
18th Of May.
Forty Eve prisoners arrived in Rich
mond on the 9th, just from Fredericks.
burg. Frank p. Blair is reported among
the captured and passengers state that the
oath Of allegiance was administered &c
him At his own request.
The Charleston Courier claims victo
~ At fredericksburg. and places the reb
el loss at 10000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Times special,l
Washington, MAY -.

1t 10 understood that Secretary Chase
received by the Inst strKmer, ufiiUIzf utvI'
ces from Robt ]. Walker. to the eifee,
that he would probably negotiate the
ensuing week loan of 800. 900. 600 on
satisfactory terms, interest payable IL
London.
A letter received to day by secession
ist here from rebel Major confined i.
Fort Delaware, says the rebel forces il
the late engagement at Chancsllorsvill'
did not exceed 10000. The writer ad
mits the rebel loss much greater than tn
federal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
New York, May Ia.

The Worlds Washington letter states
indications are that the rebel army is
swinging round his left on the Gordons-
vile and Richmond road to Fro lerscks.
burg and Hall Station, with his right ro,s
ing On the fredericksburg and Richmond
road at Bowling Green, thus protecting
the upper end of the trinnsle formed by
these roads at Hanover junction, sixteen
miles from Richmond. giving the rebels
two railroads from Richmond to their
army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Cairo, May Ia

From Hon. 4. b. Washburn, who left
the extreme front last Friday morning,
| learn that Granite advance was within
fifteen miles Of Edwards Station, which
is IS miles east Of vieksbufg. lie thinks
ere this battle has been fought. Two
divisions of Gen, sherman's corps had
reached Grand Gulf and Macarthur was
crossing. The army is in excellent con-
dition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
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The strong stsposhion Of our merchants 70 ernmsnd
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Sprrou BY SAN HousroN.--Tbe

SpEEcu By Sam HousroN.--The GAL
weston Telegraph Of March Isl publishes
speech made in that city The previous
week BY General Houston. The speech
is Of considerable length, and 10 il Gen.
eral Houston declares that his fondest,
best wish u 10 bshalf Of the Southern
Coutederacy. The success Of the rebsl
cause, he says. depsnds on the ardent
and devoted hearts and stroag arms Of
the i0ostAsrn people. Hs dssa Aos e1
PET fessiRp intsrvsaaieu. bus lseks wisl'
hops rpos ~ sigas u division - ~,
contAnt = tn North. and ihs depreciation
u Eor0heru n0nsJ. t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Washington May II

A gentleman from the Rappahanuock
say there are no indications OF move to
the south side Of the river.
The censorship over telegraphic mes
sages instead Of being relieved has, if
possible, become more stringent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

~ Col. Baker, the Provost Marshal
Of Washington, was offered $4,000 %
permit certaia rebsl prisoners - escape.
He took portion Of tho money. handed
il over TO the SANITARY Commiasion, and
then aspestsd The rascah Who oasfsd VI
bTibs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

THE FRENCH REPULsED.
Formation of Negro Reg
iments.


Headquarters, Northern Va, May IL.
Gen. Lee issued general orders announc-
ing the death Of stonewall jackson, who
expired on the 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Washington, May Is,

Virginia Union Convention met At
Aisxand,ia yesterday. Francis II. Pier.
pont. present Governor, was nom,n .,cd :,
the Union candidate Dr Governor. Mr.
Minor, of Alexandria, Was nominated {,
Lieutenant Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Washington, May IA,

The Navy Department has received in
formation that the steamship Cherokee
was captured of Charleston while en-
deavoring to run the blockade.
Lieut.. Col Jas. Oakes, 4th y, s. in.
fautry. has been detailed to aid the War
Department in the arrest of deserters and
in securing uniformity in the execution
of the enrolment act in the State of Hi.
nois. Headquarters at Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
1t Col. Alb Cav. 8. NJ, Com 'dx Post

TIE MURDse OF VIM. L. MAJOR
Two prisoners were brought to this city
from Sedalia on Saturday night. in irons,
chsrgsd with the murder Of WIN. L. Ma
jor. At Longwood, in Pettis county. They
we're sent down by Colonel Hall, in com.
mand Al that post. The testimony agsins,
Bell, who fred the pistol which instantly
killed Major, is positive, aud also that the
killing was deliberately planned. He i,
. soldier in the United States service, and
had ten days furlough from his .egi
gent at Rolla. He had two acccmplices,
who belonged to sort Of indepsnden,
militia company 10 Petite county They
viii be tried BY the military commission
10 this city.--N Louis Rrpsb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
lsS TELEsHApn.i
Now York Market.

New ysrt Nay ~.
Tiour--Heavy, Zoe lover. ks,es Al % asa % 70
Tor RITA state; % 7oDo6 20 X. no.
whsAt-Very quiet 18th small receipts Sales ~
u y asi N for spsiag q seAsi CO tor Nils aak+
Clubs u 60 0si q for Winter Rsd,
Corn-D aud lie Tower. sales ~ u1s0s for
sooudj SO erie uDsoupd.
Oats--DuIl T9R6i
fors-Dail aud lower. Sales 1t eIia o1ai for I'D
Mess SO 7sG1i2 81 fos old and nsx Prime.
Beef-Duil.
Lard -Qaict. 2hEioae
Wtisky-Firm. de
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

fu0.A bask has bsen oreanisedst Fort
Wayne, Indiana, under IN NAeieaal bank-
Ing nv. with ! capital stock u 800 .OO0.
With ths psisilegs Vt insssaaisg i %
o6M, 600. J.;-D. Nuttpsn 80 Slcstad
Psssidsns and W.B. RpAsf, CAshisx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Arrest En- Masse 81 tho Secessi euisl
81 Lcx1MgtSu.

Arrest En- Masse ~ tho SeceAsi ouists
81 LcxtNgtsu.
tPrsm the Lexington tMo.) Union
The following oreer, issued by Colo
mel King, last Monday, caused great con.
stcrnation among that postiea Of our peo-
pie who had formerly been known as Gym
pathizers with the Rebellion. The rush
10 sign the resolutions was great. In
many cases it was too late. and large
number Of arrests we're made. A num-
Der OF stores and places OF business we're
closed. but most Of them having sstab.
lished their loyalty, they are open again:
Headquarters. Pos. Lexington. Mo !
May 4, 1883.
General Orders, No. H..
/. Ali male persons over the age Of
eighteen years, residing or scjournine
within the corporate Hunts OF the city OF
Lexington, who are not friendly in thei,
sympathies TO the Government, are here
BY declared to be under arrest, within III,
limits Of said city; and such persons and
their fnmities. slaves, or employees il
their behalf. will instantly cease to exer
ci.e or pursue their ordinary avocations.
/ ii. The friends of the Government
t [Aud this dssiensrion includes those VIII
have voluntarily signed and now supper
the resolutions introduced before the lat
public meeting in this city, are respect
fully requested TO meet at the Cpur
House 1t 5 o'clock p. NJ, to-day.
4 WALTER KING,
;. 1t Col. 4.h Cav N. s. NJ, Com 'dx Posi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

9s0Ck MaPk 80.
New YORK, MAJ II.
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Mon~y-3 per cent
st. Ring kHcbaag~--sisAdy. iloi for .pssis.
0old---siaes ksarA I:e4
Us. Year e.uincske, 09i.
U. .. "a 'st, rsg'd. iuTt; do eoup,as, 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
Especial to Philadelphia Emo uirer.1

Washington, May Is.
Vsllandigham was convicted and SEN
fenced to Tortugas till the close Of the
war. Burnside approved, but the Presi-
dent changed it by sending him South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

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we'll select Cd ste.k Of
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Sardlnes, Nuts,
Pickles. Spices,
Wooden Ware. DC. de-.
Country Merchants and Outftters for the Plains
will find If TO their interest TO examine our stock
Tents and Wagon Covers.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-31
THE LEAVENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN

TTNHE LEAVENWORTH EVENING Bull
i LETIN has now been established one year,
and is well known throughout Kansas. Its sue
cess thus far has been greater than any other
journal ever established in the West. The pro-
prietOrs are experienced newspaper men, and
thoroughly knew the tastes and wants Of the peo-
pie of this State.