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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Dssslasi en- IN mi.,,ss,ppi.

Desota0em In misStss'pPi.
A correspondent writes from Young's
Point as follows:
The whole country from Milliken' 8
Bend to Hard Pines, opposite Grand
Gulf a distance of sixty miles, is one
determination OF desolation." 1t has
been an earthly paradise. Lordly palaces
filed with pictures, statues, and articles
of pern, beautiful gardens, teeming with
floral beauties, are now oil laid waste.
In those magnificent halls, whore
Southern beauty and chivalry we're wont
to revel and drink deep of the red vine OF
pleasure, soldiers cook their despised
"sow belly" with fires built of rosewood
chairs and curiously carved furniture !;
sleep on cotton beds worth $50 esch--t.e e,
at any "lowell milr'--and in the morn
ing abandon all to the hords of filthy,
hungry negroes who follow the army and
gather its recluse, like troops of uaclean
birds which smell the carcass from dis
lance.
Among these rich nabobs none excelled
the Hon. John Perkins. His dwelling
is magnificent even in its ruins, and his
gardens are still fragrant with acres of
roses. When General Butler entered
New Orleans, he chartered the Magnolia,
one of the largest boats on the river, put
his most valuable slaves, pictures, plate.
cattle, DO, on board, aud set FIRE to the
rest. For seven miles his lands blazed
! with =. 600 hales of burnino coffon and
granaries Of corn. His house, with it's
furniture, which cost $500, 900 10 Paris,
aud the houses Of his overseers, were all
fired, while be stood on the bank and
watched the connsgration. In the morn
ing he embarked ruined man.
/ had never dreamed of such Arabian
magnifcence rs / find in the ruins of the
houses Of these rich planters. In one
garden l found no less than seven han i.
dred different varieties Of roses This is,
L believe, the largest collection in Ameri-
ca. There are not more than three In
Europe that equal It, The fragrance of
these beautiful flowers overpowers the
noisesome vapors Of the swamps and
bayous.
Here is fair specimen of the luxurios
aristocracy Of the cotton states, who los
ing all sympathy with the people, and
hating fundamental democratic princi-
pies. sought to establish an aristocracy
in power, by overthrowing our republican
government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Phiisdeiphia. July

A Harrisburg special to the Press say
that strong force. under Knipe, march
ed up the valley to-day towards Carlisle
The supply train, also, was sent ou''
which encountered the rebels ana WIZ
drew to Harrisburg. :.
Heavy firing has been beard in the d.
rection Of Carlisle. No doubt consid-
cradle engagement was going on, The
sgbt is probably near Mech4niosburg.-
The danger is not yet over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
New York. July 2

The Tribune has special dated Man.
chester, Tenn, June 80.
Headquarters. remain at Manchester. -
Thomas' corps is In position 4 miles from
Tullahoma.
The details of the fight at Shsibyville
show that the rebels we're driven into the
river, where over LOO were drowned and
90 or 20 officers and 700 privstes were
taken prisoners. The rebel Gen. Wheel.
er escaped on foot.
Col Wilder's raid to the rear of Bragg q
army destroyed depot full of stores, tore
up the track and trestle work and burned
the cars, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Special Notices.

hD'ros OF GATE CrTr.-Dssr ssr With your psr
mission wish 10 Sy to the readers Of your paper ths
Will send By return mail to all who wish 1t, (frsss
hseipe, with null directions for making and usipU !
simple Vegetable Balm, that win sueetually remove,
10 10 days, Pimples, Biotehes Tan Frechles and al
Impurities OF tbs SKIN leaving the same sof clear
smooth and beautiful.
WI also mail free to those having Hall Heads or
pare races simple directions and inforpa,ion tina.
win enable them 70 stsr full growth of Iuxsr.n,
BAIT ~hskers' ora hoostsehs In lea. than % day.,
All applications answered BY return m all wi,hou
charge. -
Respectfully yours,
IHoS CHAPMAN, CAs~ta
~So-dsm No.ssi Broadway, Nsw Yors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Gettysburg. Pa. July |

A heavy engagement has been going
on since 9 this morning between the reb-
els under Longstreet and Hill, and the
First and Eleventh corps under General
Reynolds and Meade in the locality Of
Gettysburg on the Chambersburg pike.
Portions of the fight have been very Sc
we're and attended with heavy loss. Thus
far the enemy has been successfully re.
sisted by the two corps above mentioned.
The Sd and 18th are now coming up.
Maj. Gen. Reynolds was MORALLY woun-
ded aud has since died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Washington, July /

A letter of to-dsy's date was received
from the Army Of the Potomac in which
the following facts are stated:
Our last movement has been character
lied by marked willingness on the part
of the soldiers to Undergo any fatigue with.
in the bounds OF human endurance.
The rebels recently sent . small scout
ing or reconnoitering party to the vicini-
ty of Frederick. There is no force of the
enemy between that city and Hagsrs-
town.
A portion of our forces surrounded Em-
mettsburg Monday and captured, without
conflict, battery, the only rebel force
there.
Gen Stahl was relieved from mis- cav.
airy command by Gen. Hooker, Sunday,
and Gen. Fitzpatrick put in his place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Baltimore. June 9

Reports from the battle near Gettys-
burg to-day are favorable. The cheering
announcement is made of the capture OF
large number of prisoners--s.ated at
6,000.--but this may be an exaggeration
Gen. Schenck just announced at Eutaw
House ahat s.400 rebels had already ar
rived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Philadelphia, July 2.
The Press has the following:

columbus, Pa, July THE 9Th New
nofk' Isl Vermont. LIST Virginia and 18th
pennsylvania cavalry regiments left Fred.
erick and moved forward to Hanover and
arrived there Tuesday morning, when
they we're charged upon in the rear bv
stuart's rebel cavalry, about 900 strong
The Union forces numbered 800. Tbs
pattis commenced at a. N. and con,iu.
usd until in the evening. The con,.s,
was succession Of charges aud rechar
ges, advances and REFUSES. Our troops
fought with desperate triumph. We
captured Ill bat IL Of the .. South Car.
DINA regiment and took about 80 pieces
Of artillery. bslOnxing to the lst South
CArohaa, among other trophies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Philadalnhin. July

Philadslphis, July /.
The Washington Star has the following
news from Richmond. 1t says an attack
is expected there.
A steamer which had arrived there
from the Lower Potomac brought up
prisoners. Among them is VIM. Hunter
He says he is a deserter from the 10th
Louisiana regiment.
He represents the people of Richmond,
which place he left last week, very much
frightened. fearing an attack, and citi-
lens were being armed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Baltimore, July 9.

There is nothing from Gettysburg ad-
ditiona to that contained in the special to
the New York Times sent this morning.
Gen. Reynolds who fell MORALLY woun-
ded in the fight near Gettysburg has ar.
rived in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Lancaster, July

Nothing new here. Col. Franklin has
communication with our forces ut Nc
Calls Ferry and Peach Bottom by line
of carriers The last message, received
at 10 o'clock to night, says nothing has
been seen of the rebel forces in that vi
cinity.
There is vague rumor that the rebels
are again at York but it is not reliable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

a POEM ron THE TINES.

~1" W THE TBMEAs
Oh Who voaid wear . .eedy Coat, or h.al, s,t,,s
Vest. .S AsSns
VI raa.. =. thresassre. Old and vsss, When new on.s
When D. ft-rH 90 oseapy ssiis sui, Of .s..,v ,.,.
In ~ aud fAshlon jss, "a tAax. ryy maa
soBe years, VI "
"hs',.,sss Of .se and service Ions .vr, seam .p.
When D. stern has such a sAoek At ts,us .. r.r. L.
nat SsrS bedy wonders. hos he cen sell them ss
On .ho from credit Taiossr his eistAins Ger vsaIs
And pay price for garments. he knows 10 nush too
hithf
Whnn d. stern can suii his and nj hln xnus apap,es
And piyea sssfsr syt,sis ~ ohiy Malt fls Price.
OH Who would have their ittlis beys sad ysusAs of
larger slEe,
Appear In sssbby garments before the pAs,ie sye.,
Mhsn stems Boys Ciotbing bsfors them b s.rsywd
ana Parents can seononise BY bo,ing RsADY MAsr
Ties yen Wish for CsAt, Pan, or Vest or sAiyts
OF Collars,
Or Hasdhesehiefs. or soeits aud van. to ave ,evr
Dollars,
70 D. Stems be sure TO sothsrs Is 90 other place
On Aan Street, the Lsvee yea can sss his anil
lag face.
I'D. HTEHN,
Main Street, bet seen 10; and Lsv~e. Ksohvt.
apso-a7n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
St. Louis, July e.

Governor Yates was shot at through
the window while writing in his office at
his residence in Springfield, at a late
hour last night, but was not injured. Nc
clue TO the perpctrator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Baltimore. .Tuly 9

~iei.ioiot cuaJ -
The Baltimore American has the fol-
lowing in regard 10 the battle OF Gettys.
burg:
We regret to learn from officers who
brought the body of Gen. Reynolds that
Brig. Gen. Paul was killed in the same
fight on the south of Gettysburg. Col.
Stone and Col Wistar were both wound
ed and taken prisoners. Gen. Tour took
command of the corps on the fall of Gen.
Reynolds.
We learn from officers of Gen. Rev
nold's staff that our forces had passed
through Gettysburg at 10 O'Clock yester.
day morning. and when a quarter of =
mile west of town, encountered Longstreet
and Hills forces who attacked the corps
OF Gen. Reynolds, which was in the ad-
vance. This corps stood the force Of the
attack until it was relieved by the Third
corps. and commanding position secur-
ed. The rebels made an attempt to flank
the position we had gained but were re-
pulsed. Gems. Reynolds and Paul fell
under volley from the rebel infantry
Both officers were mounted and at the
head of their troops in close conflict. We
fell back before superior numbers to q
stronger position. The fight ceased for
the day at 4 o'clock.
AT the close Of the evening the whole
Army of the Potomac had reached the
scene Of the fight and Maj. Gen. Meade
had all the corps strongly posted for re-
newal of the battle.
This mornings loss OF the enemy is
considered fully equal to ours.
The Army of the Potomac is in fine
condition aud enthusiastic. Our loss Of
officers 10 severe. Our army is regarded
as better concentrated than the rebels for
events of to-day.
Washington, --latest dispatches re
ceived srum 6rn. Meade, dated stnight
state that tbs corps engaged with Gen
EwelPs army we're Gen. Reynolds and
Towards.
General Pleasanton succeeded in in
ficting a severe injury upon Stuarts
cavalry.
Reports received from all quarters are
encouraging.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
Washington. July g

ashingtOn, July z.
Mrs. Lincoln was this morning I'M ured
by the horses running away with and
breaking the carriage 10 which she was
travelling from the Soldiers Home to the
Executive Mansion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

Heavy firing heard in the direction Of
Carlisle--hss now ceased. 1t is believed
the rebels have made an attack on the
forces belonging to this department be.
tween fredericksburg and Carlisle.
1t is believed here that Lees headqusr-
tiers are at Dover, York county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

PoxrRY An AID TO VIRTUE II have
always been Of the opinion that virtue
sinks deepest into the heart Of man wher
it comes recommended by the powerful
charms Of poetry. Tho most active prin.
ciple in our minds il the imagination;
and to it . good poet makes his cour,
perpstusily. Our passions and nclina-
tons como over next, aud our reason sur.
renders itself with pleasure in the end
Thus the whole soul JimPerceptibly con-
verified to morality.
Fl "The Democracy are everywhere
united, determined and enthusiastic. -
IOhio Statesman
"Everywhere!" In South Carolina
and Ohio-Virginia and New York? Are
the Richmond Enquirer and Ohio States.
.sau ''uniteds" And Breckinridge and
Pugh-ars they agreeds-(T Toledo Blade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03
S-T-l86o-X.
Dr0ke'S Plantation Riffe,.s.

They purity, s.ssnsthss and inyisor.,s
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidote 10 chsnxs of water and dat,
They overcome effects ofdls.ipatcu and 1. "a hon,.
They strengthen the sysism and sniyen tbs mind
Ihey prevent mia'maiie and intermittsr4 feyers.
They purify the breath aud as,dsy Of ths stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation
They care Dsarrhea, choiers ana choiesH Morhus.
rhey esss Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are ,hs best Bitter. in the world. The, make
The weak man sirone, and are exhausted ustuye.
xreai rraiorer They are made Of pure n, croIr Ram
'ns csiiasys hsrk and herbs aud are
taken WIN the pleasure offs beverage, witAous regard
age OF lime Of day Particularly reeommssdsd 70
delicate persons requiring gentle slim ssn, Sold b,
All 0rocers Druggists, Hot eis and Saloons.
DRAKE CO, "a Broad~ay. y,v yo,h
sold by Andrew J. WilklnsSn.
ee-aSssm No. " Astn-st.. kssAak-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

On Saturday OF last week the new
State of Western Virginia was duly in.
stalled as co-equal with her sister States
The ceremonies, which took place a,
Wheeling. were very imposing. Two
regiments Of militia escorted the General
Assembly and State officers to the Linsley
Institute, wherethey we're greeted with the
strains Of 1.-The Star Spanglsd Banner
sung by thirty-6ve littls girls. Ate,
prayer by Rev. j. 7. Mcclure, Gov. Pier.
pont addressed the multitudcs, announ-
cling that West Virginia was one of the
United States Of America, and that his
official relations with them had closed
Hc urged his hearers to stand by the No
tional flag, and concluded by introd ucinp
Gov. Boremsn. OF whose speech the sub.
joined abstract is given:
Gov. Boreman began by the remark
that West Virginia long ago should have
made separate State existence. The
rest of Virginia had regarded her as q
territory in pupilage. and every page d
the statute book manifested unfairness
and inequality Of Legislation. Heavy
taxes had been collected there and ex.
pended for railrods and canals 10 the
eastern side of the State, while every i'm .
provement had been refused to them.
They were treated rs strangers. The
two peoples were distinct. While those
eas. Of the mountains adopted the doe-
trine Of secession. the men of West Vir.
GINA spurned and rejected it.
"This State 10 the child of the rebel.
ION but IT, peaoe and prosperity depend
ed on the permanence Of the American
llniog. Itwoald he his duty a. soon as
the ceremonies we're over to proceed TO
aid the Federal authorities. Theirs was
the contested ground Of The rebellion !;
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Commercial.
csAsRcrrp pAILysY
s. II A M i l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Garner Fourth and haiu ssrsess.

WHOLESALE GROCER.
| 100 Garner Fourth and haiu ssrssss.
DAILY Carr CRY ovuos.
KsoxrK July g. "a.
FAODUCE AND PROvIslONe.
FLook-suPsraLs $3.50; sprins whoa, extra
ssi Fsii Whest kxtrs ~ as
CORN MEAL-7se2s5e . 100 A,.
BRAN AEDsHoRTs--7o&1s s . leeA..
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coRS-s2 to 3ocS bush.
aARLEY-75s 10 q as
WHkAT-Pan soccssI 90; ,sprins Ton TIC n I'm
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OATS-fs 10 S1S
PoTATokS--sot TO 500 Retail n esc
NE" POTATOES 81 20 TO u "; Rslail COO per
peck.
BuTTER-1oto I2e; retail lse.
EGGs- Sc to &c.
CHICkEEs--sl rs 70 si so.
LAkD--ea 70.
BACoN-shoalders, Bel Hans Axe; Sides 4,
ohloNs--ei q.
WHiTEBEANs-Common to good 4 So 10 n 10.
Prime Navy sa& ~ so.--rirm.
TALLoW--7e.
GROCERIES.
sedAh-Ssw Orleans fair. 1891 prue lac
choice ~; New York, G, lac; New York. A. lslc;
orushs dand powdereaIsy.
aoLAesss - be,chsrs Sugsr House Use; Col.
densyrupsaps3e--very scarce, sorgam asa q,
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RlCh-sasioe.
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soe 10 7se Geld and Nstsrai Leaf SOC to o6e
AAiLS-bes. Brands es ssse ss IS, rates,
6LAss-sxio Cay % 80 rates.
CokDAGE-tse % ipc.
FIsH--ko. / Asel.rsi, btl.. sl4 % u sis 90.
n; -. 90 vs g. E g 70 :s &
sUNDRIEs.
LBATHRR-sols 800 Is Harns., ,sa "a
hiUEs-lry Fiint isae; Dry ..lt.d 10; grub, hal,
price green oae; green sheer p.i,. ieee Is;
green hog skipsis
HAY-Timothy o. TO alo. sAlsd a12 aoa sI4
| Prairie s3000s %.
sEEps-Timo,h u 10 10: Flax sesa.,l son NJ;
nominal,
VEAThERs-3OGA.
FkuIr-Dried Apple sst07ie per =. DRIED Peach.
% u 70 l0ts nAtsinses ooDs5 rs.
CHkksE-Dcnmarkl 10 to IKE
BEEF CArTLR-atAsc sross.
sHEEP-s2 5OGs % phsaa.
wooL-Ciean Tubwa,hsd, soc 70 Csc; Unws.h..a
one third less.
sALT-Lake - OOo13I 10 EE
oiLs-coai Oil, 50 to seci retail 60 Lipsesd OIL.
81 sossi u. Lard OIL, sos TO u 90; FisA OIL 81 10
70 81 ~.
BEkswAx-30 to ase-
FAT HoGs-s3 so TO - rs nett.
RAGs-wsoien y: Cotton &c.
oLDiRoS-ie - Brass Ice ? 4 Copper
lie D.
k1csAssE.-os New YorK y pere snt ban abls
funds; PAtisdsiphis, Boston and otssfnnati y per
cent. st.Leais and Chicago n per cent. Cole 300
to sc buying.
Day GOODS.
sHxErIKGs-as 10 $50.
DRiLLs-S6 70 yke.
PRtNTs-l4 to Isc.
DELAlNs--2 to 11e,
GINGhAMs--ei 10 sac
| CHADWICK COATS sPooI-si 90.
skkfS THREAD-si 90 to q TO-
FARMERS MECH CAssixERE-so 10 csc.
/ sklar bRATD-5nc To 81 %.
| CORSET JkAks- % 70 Zoe.
| DENlMs-20 70 27io
| TiCkING-2s 10 4oc
| lBy rELKsaAvp.t
New York Market.
| New York, July =.
Fiesr-bc better. Sales ii o3 7e@ss ss for En-.
State; - iessS 20 X. n. O..
| wheat-ouiie arm, moderate demand. sslss .,
u 2o&ei 20 for sprnx; 81 aI2st n Milwaukee
Glib; 81 tsasi 81 for Winter Red.
COME lower Sales al 7as7s for shipping mixed
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BY letter TO this office, We learn thai
Searight--whose desertion from the ar.
my, and elopement with a secesh belle
We published last winter--was lately killed
in duel by Spanish officer, near Ha.
vana, in Cuba. 1t appears that this wo
man for whom he had abandoned fame
and fortune, had in turn deserted him
and fed with Captain in the Spanish
army. Capt. Starlight shortly afterward,
met the destroyer of his happiness in a
ceffee house and knocked him down. d
course the proud Spaniard could moi
brook this insult--he challenged Sea
right. who gladly accepted, as he wa,
weary of life. They met on the seaside
a mile or two from Havana, and Ssarigh.
fell, pierced to the heart by his adverse.
rvs bullet.
Thus has untimely fallen one who fought
well and nobly for his country, till in ar
unlucky hour he met one who seducec
him from the path of honor and duty
and through her agency the star of BIZ.
life has set in blood.
Alas to become q thing
Ger which the raven Flaps his funeral wing"
The Spaniard and the fair false one
with demons heart, have fed to tn,
Isle of Pines.-[ Lincoln (Ill.) Herald.
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SURVEYORS ovvfcE.
keokuks Iowa. AAr II. lhSz

SURVEYORS ovvfcE,,
---.-----.,. Ksossh. Iowa. Nay ", issa
hoTiCE-To ali psrssns having guns, reviewers.
pstoissor nuntions sf~ar Of any kiad for sale are
ordered not 10 ssii dispo~. OF sane without a,
obtaining permit from the usaeuisssd By order Of
The special Agent Of the Treasury Department, All
persons violating this order will liable to have sue
Eesss eosassstea for The OF The of s
onuea States JOHN sfANNUs,
maD-du surveyor and Collector
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Philadelphia, july

A dispatch to the Enquirer says JEFF:
Davis is at Green Castle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-03

Main Street., bet seen lei and Lsvee. Ksoh.t
apso-aam