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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
Dispatches from Jeff. Davis Cap
1ured.
New York, Jan. H..

The Herald has the following special /:
Washington, Jan. l4-Our blockading
feet has just captured some very impor-
tant dispatches from jeff Davis and his
Secretary Of State to Mason and Slidel
and others in Europe. These dispatches
give many important facts and details IN
regard TO the condition of the rebels
They give statements of the desperate
straits to which the rebel leaders are driv-
en-, and show that unless they can get
help either by European interference OF
by dividing the free States and paralyze
the efforts of the government they must
give up their bad cause for lot. These
dispatches arrived here yesterday. They
wer put up in tin box loaded with
led al one end 40 as to sink quickly il
an emergency, but our sailors were Too
quick.
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DH~ The Pastoral visiting Of the entir

~The Pastoral visiting of the entire
Hospital has recently been completed by
Rev. w. III. Williams, by request and IN
aid of the Chaplain. In these visits he
has conversed with every man in every
ward OF each building, who was found in
his place. This is the second time he
has done this work since the appoint
ment of the present Chaplain, and the
payments received by him for this service
will be credited on the score of the sala-
ry pledged him as Missionary Of the Pres.
bytcry Of keokuk.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Sandy Hook Jan. IA.
The steamer China from Liverpool Sd,
Queenstown 4th. passed
Sales of cotton On the 2d--5, 900 bales;
5000 for spectators market nominally
running at IA, closing steady.
BreadstuiIs Ermer and quiet; no regu
FAR market since Tuesday, Richardson,
Spence d Co, quote -four firm and nac
tive wheat frmer, small sales, corn
quiet provision very dull.
Pork downward; bacon declining Is.
lard active.
London Bullion Bank increased fl8,-
900.
LA-Esr.-3d, Evening.-Sales of cot
ton to-day, 10000 bales, 5000 for specu-
lators.
The Arabia's adyices caused an upward
tendency in breadstuifs; provisions dull
and unchanged.
Consuls 92s9924 Illinois Central,
All discount.
The number of cotton workers unem-
ployed in France, is said to be 50 900.
with no prospect Of being relieved from
absolute restitution.
New York, jan ID.
The China arrived mp at noon. Ii is
again reported that the Cen federates have
appointed agents in England TO obtain a
loan.
The London Times looks on the rumors
of Stewards resignation as an evidence of
desperation of things; the Federals be-
gin to see the hopelessness of the struggle.
The Times editorially hopes the project
ed negro emancipation scheme in Ameri-
ca, proposed by Lincoln, may be carried
out.
Mr. Cardall, in speech at Oxford,
ardently hoped for peace. lie looked
upon American contributions to distress
ed operatives, as an evidence of good will
Diplomatic receptions on New Year s
day was unimportant.
The King of Italy held a similar recep-
ton He regretted that peace had not
yet been accomplished.
The Pope received the officers of the
French army, and expressed thanks fol
their protection. He believes Piedmon
would yet repent.
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rebel offers 10 the west

New York, Jan. IA.
A special dispatch states that letters
from Illinois state that the rebels are lib
eral in their offers to the west Of naviga-
ton, free trade and freedom from taxa
ton, if she will join the South. The
west as yct replies to this By sending So
900 OF her choicest sons to open the navi-
CATION of the Mississippi BY force OF
arms.
Members Of Congress, west OF the Wa
bash, declared yesterday and to-day that
a ship canal between the great lakes and
the Mississippi is political as we'll as a
military necessity They insist on it that
there is deep land and well spIead scheme
to detach the North. west from the Union;
that it may succeed unless propositions Is
made for getting grain OF value to the
seaboard at rates OF transportation that
shall not eat up its value.
The N. Y. Herald has the following
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, !
January IL. !
Yesterday Capt. Chesterzerg Grant ane
private Harris, 18th N. y Regiment
were captured by the enemy about II
miles south of Falmouth, on the Kappa
hammock.
Maj. Cutting went over the river yes
terday with flag Of truce. The objec
Of his mission has not been diyulged =
1 Communications are almost daily evchar
ged between the armies and flags of true
have already ceased to attract attention
Prof. loves Balloons are kept in col
! slant readiness for ascensions.
During the past week the river hi
fallen considerably. Tonight It is storm
ing again,
! All quie! along the lines.
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The Government md the widows OF
Deceased Soldiers.


The Government il most liberal toward
the widows and families of deceased SOL
diers. Ithas provided bounty of 800,
together with pension Of IS per month
for those who have been 80 unfortunate
as to lose father or husband on the altar
Of their country. But these claims must
be legally established before the proper
Bureaus ut Washington, and those inter.
ested should lose no time in sending in
their claims. as the number is fast &C.
cup.uutlng. and every days delay will
cause at least months delay in its ad
justment Messrs. WILLIAMS d KING
on Third street, are the oldest and prob
ably the most popular agents for The
prosecution of these claims in the city
Those having such or any other kind Of
| settlements TO make with the government
| would do we'll to give them call.
January l2-dtf.
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The Contentious and Experience ot
ReOr Young mHn.

gentleman having k,tp cured II the results OF
early and disesse, wilt trt nolsss al bShevo
lense send 10 those " he rtqreo '"p' ottbe above
interes,us narrative, prtnss Va hlIasei his lit
lie book 10 designed ssS wnrnrg and caution 10 youhg
men and those WHO - fer from Nervous DEBILITY,
Loss or Arsorv, PrraArrRE DECAY, he., &c, sup
ptyinx the ifrpe the Of seeure. single
copies win be cert under seal in plain envelope -
without cha rye " no requesii, by addres-
slbg The author
cuAs. A. LANrFET, Esq,
decG-eam G1eerpoint Lsrg l,lapd, Nes Tork
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3ans-d
RECRUITING FOR THE SIXTH cav
AIHH.
Como on, Eoys l---Euyrah for the
stars and stripes.

Lien,enan, VIZ. o, Brnas, ofihe Sixth lows Cav
airy Is now in the city recruiting for i.s resmeh,
Only few more required ~ MI up tho reRi.
meni snd tis Ia probably the ons Glance that wiii be
offered for ing cassiry regiment prio' to the en-
forcemeut al he aft ia the hfst Of mex tmonsh.
Clothing and equipments hkSs atrrsdy beer furnish
ed for the regiment and now at Davenport atd
Bounty win BE- paid and regular Ray commence al the
time u. eni iptment.
Headquarters at Burns RentEen's on the Levee.
deelsdswlm VIM o, BURNS.
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EFIt is said that the country on the
Illinois side Of the river is full OF corn,
hay, eggs, butter, and all other kinds of
farm produce awaiting an opportunity to
get to our market.
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Personal Cur old friend J. NJ
Beck, Esq, Of Fort Madison, made Us a
ayne visit last evening lie is looking
vel, and judging from his good feeling
must be enjoying an extended practice.
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= : : =
NOTICE.

The members of TIE Iowa stsie Insurance Company
are hereby Ioahed that Tie Annual Meeting will BE-
held On the ssegna Monday Of January next. u the
oee ofihc Company in the City 81 Keokuh s2 O'Clock
Pm ut which time = Board u Directors Will bf
elected for the ensang year.
oniee on Maiu-ft., between I'd and ad.
SAMUEL Il. CARRY, Secretary.
Dee IA lEsI2-dfn
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n. l.,lnw thc or,ler IN boxe. :
notice TO shippers ana Carriers.

nv an order from the Treasury Hepsrt tine MT, Ship
pers and Carriers before ship
msnts Of Goods or Salt amounting TO over $3.50 to
paees In the rs and second tier Of counties the
southern Dor of the State Of Iowa fle In the
Custsm House Once al Keoknk, Iowa, An oath pre-
scribed by the Treasury Del artp also, to execute
bond with approved sureiies, thaithe goods therein
described shall not be transported sold on used In any
~ay 40 ~ to give aid or comfort 70 insurgents to
.ympstbizers 18th those In rebellion against the Gov
ernment or the United States.
Blanks can be obtained and instructions given at
The Surveyors once,
JOHN STANSUs,
surveyor OF The Pert.
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PHlL0MATH1AN SOCIETY,". - Rev. Dir,
Loren,z Will deliver Lecture before this
Society, on this Thursday evening, IN
their hall, corner of Exchange and 10th
streets. Subject: "Rome
Lecture to commence at : o'clock -
The public are respectfully Invited.
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The Rumored Changes I'm the War
Department.


Times Washington dispatch says the
facts in regard to the rumored changes in
the War Department seem to be these -
Stanton, soon after his appointment, ask
ed for two additional assistants to serve
for one year, within which time he ex.
pected to put down the rebellion. The
names Of Watson and Tucker were &C.
cordingly sent in and were appointed
Their term of Office expires about the
10th. 1t is understood that Watson il
not candidate for re-appointnient.
There il strong reasons for believing
that Chas. A Dana, late of the Tribune
will be nominated to tho position accom-
panyinG General Hunter, who goes out tt
South Carolina, at once
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ComuresAInnnl.

iii Washington. Jan IA.
Stevens reported joint resolution 70
provide for the immediate payment oi
the army and navy. The joint resolution
authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury,
If required by the exigencies of the pub
lie security, 10 issue on the credit OF tn.
United States $50, 900, 900 United States
notes, in such form as he may deem ex
pedient, not bearing interest, payable on
demand, in denominations not less than
one dollar, which notes shall be lawful
and legal tender, like similar notes here
tofore issued, and receivable III payment
Of all debts, public and private, for pub
lie duties OH imports and the payment
Of the principal and interest on the public
debt The issue of notes herein provl-
ded for must be deducted from the
amounts in any billsi now pending or
which may hereafter be passed by Con-
eress. Stevens said he had learned both
House and the Senate bill providing ways
and means for the support Of the govern
ment would not probably be passed with
in two weeks, hence this bill was intro
duced.
Lovejoy suggested the resolution be
amended so as to provide for the issue OF
500, 600 900 of United States notes
The amendment was agreed to. The
joint resolution was then passed.
HOLMAN offered resolution that ST.
neon Stevens, while before the Select
Committee on government contracts, had
refused to answer question propounded
TO him as to the terms and consideration
Of the labor contracts for storing aud de-
iivering for foreign goods in New York
and as to how much he (Stevens) had
| received for Tie same. therefore that the
serg tat arms be directed to bring Sine
on Stevens before the bar Of the House Of
Representatives for contempt OF its au-
thority. The resolution WAS passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

bT- The ferry boat yesterday proved to
be veritable fact, and wood, corn, hay,
dc, found their way to our streets from
the other side ef the river and ready
market
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
THE / HE GA TIE / + CT CITY + Y
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is.

ETA very fine Office time piece, or
Watch Makers Regulator, for sale at
Howe IL Williams Auction Rooms, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets, No. SO Main
street. janl4d4t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

CO." A good way to get of bank bills
that arc So worn out and torn they are no
longer current, is to send them TO your
editor on subscription account.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

E DR.. Citizen, who has been attending
the last course Of lectures in Jefferson Col.
leec, (nedical) Philadelphia. has return
ed ana taken charge of the Sd ward in the
Leighton House Hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

Ey We advise all dyspeptics to take a
ride just now in the country, in lumber
wagon, with the team on good round
trot.
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pnyOgden received per last EXPIRES

some valuable books from the Publish
ING House of Ticknor d Fields, among
which we noticed Mrs. Frcmont's story
Of the Guard, Wintllrop's last book, Tie
Canoe and Saddle, Graver Thoughts OF
Country Parson, and Results of Enamel
patton in Cochin--all capital books.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
TEL GRAPH.
movement 81 Rebel Troops.
Times Special

Times Special.l
Nashville, Jan. Is.
Cheatham and McCowls rebel dlvis-
ions are at sLelbyvi!le, and are to be rein.
forced by Longstrect corps Of 5000 men.
from Virginia. Forest, Wheeler and
Stearns, with 1000 men and two full
batteries, are marching towards Charlotte,
forty miles west, their object being tc
destroy our transports with provisions foi
Rosecrans' army.
Morgan, with about 5000 men, are
again in Kentucky and further damage tc
railroads apprehended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

EF Kerosene and calico are ttihe
lower. That is enough to rejoice the eye
and the hears Of man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

IL High prices with merchants are
often received as polite invitation not to
call again.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


OFrrcK or THE Provost MARSHAL GEsEEsLl
or THE Iowa AND MISSOURI BoRpsR. I
kEoKuK, Iowa, JANUARY sTn, 1853,
BY Ge~era Ordsr Of the Har Dspartmfwt IL lie made
the duty Of ALL PROVOST MARsHAhs 10 seire all
Military Clothing, blankets, shoes arms and eaus-
men's and such other supplies which have been is-
sued by the Government N soldiers and lost or dis
posed Of by them and II Shall be incumbent on any
person not older who may have any such property
In his that he has lawfully acquired
possession thereof.
Soldiers gH be Charged On the Muster Roll with all
articles disposed OF by them Improperly lost, and
Incur such further punishment the nature OF the
oGense may demand,
NOTICE IS THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that
the above order will be riglliy enforced aud all par
ties ha Wing possession OF such property required
70 prove their legal claim to the At this office.
JOHN III. HIATT
tans-d Provost Marshal General.
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Newbern, N. c., Jan. s..
Troops arc rapidly pouring in, and i'm
portant movements are pending.
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Letters for the Hospitals.

To facilitate the delivery Of letters for she hospitals
box has been assigned TO each Ward. All concerned
WIN therefore be careful instruc; their friends when
writing to them direct their leIers 10 she box for
theI proper Ward.
t..3,,s tko sy,isr Dtb arr.
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ua tch oil Or,s Hair DYc-..The Bestfn
tho World.
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R'k celebrated Hair Dye
nrodnces color MOTTO be distinguished from nature
.arranted TO nJure the hair the
IN. III effects OF bad dyes and invigorates the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
.plendid black or brown, leaving the hairsoft and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, &c.
The genuine ssigned WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
~ tAs fo~r ssdss Of saeA be1.
nrAtory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. Late
ass Brosdway and 10 Bond Street. tte6-dAw1,
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COMMERCIAL.
inv TELEaRApn.
New York markc ct.

nv TELEuEAFH.I
New York Market.
New York, Jan ~.
Flour-Market aal0c better sales al. SO 1891 81 %
for Extra State; q ESQ 81 36 X. II. o.
wheat-Market cons iderahiy unsettled; 142 better
Sales at 81 3o8sl 80 for Spring; 81 4o9sl 40 Tor
Milwaukee Club; 81 52@sl SIS for Winter Red.
Corn--Msrket quiet and better Sales al Sag &c.,
Groceries--Firm; TcA7oc.
Pork-F irmer.
Dressed Hogs Shade lower
LArd--Firmer.
Whisky-Frmer. AS.
New York, Jan, IA.
Flour-Market opened 59i0c better, Afterwards
With only little demand closed dull about yester'
day. prices,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
SHIPPERS.
I'm and after this date Powder will be allowed
Add In Keokak without PERMISSION ~ t' undersigned
mar any kind OF Arms whatever Lor Munitions OF War.
also been ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department MOTTO allow Goods Groceries,
xeep in limited quantities or family use, to 90 into
Missouri or the outhern Tier Of Counties.
The object Il to keep supplies from the rebels or
.,,,ed ban DIS OF guerriliasin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN ETANNUS,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keokuk.
Ksokuk, Aug. IA, 1862
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AMI

custom house oGc-, keokuI, Aus &c, 'o2-augsa-d.f
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Pretty Little Library.
wilbnr's Trip 10 the Sea Shore,
The Blackberry Girl
MY Little School Mates,
Bessie Three Teachers,
Little Stories for Little People
My Grsnamother,
My Best Friend,
The Little Partners,
English Mary
, 1863-11-11

1otAl....s.ss% 1ll1& X51J3V oEjQ xSeQQ 14QO0 s.ss
Toby the Flour market rnled extremely dull. snd
the Ba1fs were OF suct trttins character that the
market rnust be quoted entirely nomlaal.
The Wheat market opened unusually. 0rm, sat
SHADE higher pces paid but after tho receipt OF
New York dispatehss It fell back md closed quiet
and unchanged. with sales during the day OF No. I
Spring at $tosxsi. .oax No. Spring, $lolaios and
Rejected Spring at Aa1oo-the market closing nrm
at aip4k for No. 2, and 81 na5{ for No. l Spring.
Corn was in active demand on Canadian account.
and va note further adylnco in prices Of Sc por
buabel with liberal sales OF No Corn at 87c aaost
and e6@&Kc in store; Corr, 887c In store; and
Rejected Corn At 829xc. 4 lot Of 12n0o bu White
Corn, t. Q. b .Tas Also sold at 80.
Oats wtre In active demand and prices advanced ia
1Hc PR bustel with liberal ssIea 1t atelasoXc for No
and 6H9644o for No. oats-the market closln9
stessy at 6sxc for No. 1.
RJe ~ 1c per bnshel hIgaer-wah sales OF No. at
9l@so and No. At aoasc. Barley WAS quiet and neg
iected.
There was 4 nnore active demand for Hghwines and
the mnru advanced Hc per gallon sales OF 1eo
brls In lots at sG5ac. md at ssc In Alcohol pack
s1se.
Provisions were moe active and hrner New Ness
Pork WIS in good demand 1t t15.E, and He note
light sale At that price; hut thu oesa Light aud
holders are generally asking $3.50. lot OF 1eoo bs1s
old Mess Pork wss sold on t. Prime ess Pork isin
fair demand and firm 1t SIS Co. with Gales Of SOD brls 1t
that price. There was An acve demand for Lard and
the market was hrme1 but not quotably hlgaes-wish
sales Of about 2D tres at 1oK9lc-t the lattsr for
strictly prime kett1e-ren.ered lskt
Grain FrtlEhts Wese dun at 8c for wheat to Buffalo
and 12c for wheat to 0swego.
The propeller lines were taking -four to New York
st A.S AID 70 Boston 1t u ss-sau trou. Buffalo.
In Beef Catte the receipts at the various yards du
rig the day amount to about 2oo head, and tho er
tered sales to rs, at prices ranging from a12k0s o
There has been fair dcmand and the market Is ns1n
at previous quotations. In Hogs there has been r.
ceved about 900 during the day, and the entered
isles amount 10 II ,17s. The market has been more
than usually excited under the influence Of which
prices have advanced during the dag &c 100 ns on
yesterdays quotations.