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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New York, MAY a.

The Times correspondent, dating on
the field near Charlottesville, 10 p. m.
May LIST, states the cd Army Corps took
position the night previous on the left,
aud the 81 Corps reached the front about
noon. TIE position there occupied is thus
described We hold the Gordonsville
road secure, country road leading
to Spotsylyania Court House and another
road four miles in the rear Of that. The
enemy's flank is thus dangerously expos
ed. and if they fight it must be in an open
field.
A dispatch captured yesterday from
Gen. Lee to an Engineer officer, dated
the 29;h. says he is much surprised at
this movement; had not anticipated it and
Is not prepared for il at all.
About noon movement was made to
endeavor to bring out the enemy and
compel him to develop his strength. Our
men entered the field with much enthusi.
asm. Only one regiment of cavalry
charged on the rebel infantry, the latter
driving ours b,ck repeatedly, when a
small force of infantry, supported by cav
airy, chez ked the rebels. One division
under Gea, Sexes and rebel division
under Anderson then became engaged
Our troops drove The rebels from two
ridges parallel with the Rappahannock
gaihlng mlle and fifty prisoners, when
Hooker ordered them 10 retire, not wish
ing to bring on general engagement
ne rebels mistook our retirement for a
check and came ahead readily.
On top of the first ridge the rebels halt.
ed a moment and gave yell of triumph
and started on double-quick, but were
met BY Slekes division who poured in .
terrible fire Of artillery at short range. -
The contest lasted three quarters OF an
hour and upward.
There were 2S of our guns which she'll
ed The woods effectively and the rebel.
ANONYMOUSLY retired. During the after
noon the rebels made several attempts or
our Inc but were repuIsed.
al o:S9 P. m. they made a desperate
eharge 10 capture our battery command
ing the ank road to Fredericksburg but
were handsomely repulsed by Geary, as
siseu py hnapp's a Hampton's batter,
VINO double shotted their guns with grape
During the night both our and the reb
q 'ofce built earth works and battle on
saturday. II was thought, would be sure
~ opened by the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Capture Of Prisoners.
1ST LINE OF REBEL WORKS
TAKEN.
Latest from Europe.
Result Of the Raid i'm Mis-
souri,.
New York, May 3-3 p. m.

NeW ioFh, may % r. Hs
The Tribune has just issued an extra
as follows:
News by mail from the Rappahannock
is up to Sunday morning. A that time
our left wing was in possession of Fred.
ericksburg and Of The first line OF rebel
works on the hill behind it, and was fight
ing its way TO the second line. The river
Yas- crossed and redonbts carried with
great ease and very slight loss Of life
The rebels had marched away in the d.
rection Of Charlottesville 10 attack our
right wing there posted, leaving force
OF 10000, but Subsequently not more than
S 10 1000 10 their works, as was ascer-
tanned by reconnaissance from loves
balloon.
A great portion OF our Falmouth bat
ieries were engaged on Saturday with the
rebel battery across the river and the
city. Firing both Of musketry aud can
non, In tie direction Of Charlottesville,
was very heavy. The enemy had been
forced to fight on the ground of Hooker
choosing, as he promised his soldier,
1t was believed in both wings that Gen.
Stoncman s expedition to cut the railroad
between the Rebels and Richmond, had
proved successful, cutting off the only
path of retreat
So confident was Hooker at Falmouth
OF success that, 10 conformity with his
orders. force had already commenced to
rebuild bridge over the Rappahannock
Troops IN fine spirits and everything looks
prosperous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Sandy Hook. Nav

N, fFUUhI INHy z.
Steamer Leopold Etna, from Liverpool
IVth and Queenstown Esd arrived. The
nri'lsh government has ordered the gun
oea' AivIandrla. built for the Confede-
rates, to be detained at Liverpool.
Admiral Wilkes proceedings were
causing considerable increased irritation
~ England. Il is also reported Napole-
Federal government al oou', ,s VI 'n e
Mereier. The renor, : .ou'u iecaii
lotion unchanged. Sugar steady Cof.
houoon. wednesday --I,readstuffs dull
ana declining. Ill. c. 44@43 dis.
Latest via Queens,ovn--Iondon Anr,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
MIDNIGHT REPORT
San Francisco, Nav 4.

Dan rFahciscoi may 4.
Arrived, the ship Robin Hood, from
New York.
A new printing press has been sent to
establish newspaper At Clifton, on Rees
river in the mining region.
The rush of miners to this new dis
trlct continues very large.
Sheep shearing season is nearly over
in this State. Clip great improvement,
on previous years, both in quantity ant
quality.
Latest Oregon dates state business dull
Merchants there expected an immense
emigration from California this spring
but had been disappointed. The new
mines Of Nevada and Colorado having
directed emigration so that Oregon re,
cely3d small portion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New York. Nav a

hefa'o has an extra, stating the rebel
s'o'es near fredericksburg and Stone.
man . station had been burned, and tha,
our right captured l6 pieces of artillery
that the Irish brigade took three rebel
batteries; that our cavalry was tearing VI
the railroad track and destroying rebel
property, and that We advanced one mil,
yesterday and were still driving the rebel
with great slaughter, and At IL heav,
canonsdng was heard on the right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
WASHINGTON. MAY a

Three hundred and thirty-four rebels
were brought here to-day, including one
colonel, making total Of about 600 since
Saturday.
The Postmaster General has isyued
orders 70 discontinue Distributing Offices
Ut Celulabus, Ohio, and Dubuque, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New York, Nav 4

A schooner arrived from Port Royal
which reports that she was boarded of
Marrel's Inlet. and detained by gun.
boat from Monticello, which reported that
Lieut.. Brainard that day entered that In
let and destroyed two large boats filed
with cotton, also two large schnnHats with
corgoes Of boots and shoes, NC for the
rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

OK THE RAIL.-As the mid day Wor-
cester train was about leaving the depot,
man of the Johnsonian type of manners
entered one Of the cars. and gruffly re.
questcd that two young ladies occupying
separate seats should sit together, that he
and his friend might enjoy tetc artete on
the other seat.
"But," said one of the damsels, blush
ing, "this seat 10 engaged"
Engaged, is ity" brusquely responded
the man. "who engaged ity'
"A young man. said the conscious
maiden.
"A young man, eh where's his bag
gagc?' persisted Ursa Major.
'Im his baggage, Old Hateful" re-
Piled the demure damsel. pursuing her rosy
lips into the prettiest pout.
"Old Hateful" subsided; the Young
man came in and extended an arm pro.
tect'ngly, almost caressingly, around his
baggage" and MIR. Conductor Canon
started the train.--[ Providence jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

"A beggar, some time ago, applied for
aims at The door Of partisan ofthe Anti
begging society. After he had in vain
detailed his manifold snferings, the inex-
orable gentleman peremptorily dismissed
him. go away" said he, 'go. We can
ma gle ye nse,hing." "You might, at
least" replied the mendicant, with an air
OF great dignity and archness, "hAve re-
fused me dramatically"
Sidney" Smith defined English be-
nevolence to be "a strong impulse on the
part OF A, when he sees B in distress, to
compel z to help him. This is Just what
the cotton lords cf Lancashire are now
doing. They CAV little or nothing,
comparatively, to their starving workmen,
but make frantic appeals for help to Lon
don and every where else blu, at home. {.
The most agreeable of all companions
is a simple, frank man, without any high
prcten,lons to an oppressive greatness,
who loves life, an understands the use
of it; obliging, alike at all hours; above
all Of golden temper, and stcadfast as an
anchor. For such one we gladly
exchange the greatest genius, the most
brilliant wit, the profoundest thinker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New ork, MAY !

The Cairo correspondent of the Times
states that the movement 10 cut OH rebel
communications between the Memphis d
Ohio road, and another on the Central IL
Mississippi road, connecting with Vicks-
burr. have been successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

s "Gentiemen," said an engineer,
by way of settling dispute as TO the rel
alive speed Of engines, "the last time
ran the Blowhard from Syracuse, we wen,
50 fast that the telegraph poles along the
track looked IKE q fine tooh comb :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

neA- The receipts Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad for the past year were
$40, las, 1888. The cost of operating,
repairing and improving the road was
S3,s73,O45-leaving profit of upward
OF S6, 600, 900. The receipts of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
tot the same time were S3,6l3,84l all
expenses, I'll ,8O6,8iS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Boston Nav !

DostOh, may +.
Cyrus W. Field addressed the mer-
chants of Boston at the Board of Trade
Rooms this p. m, on the Atlantic Cable.
The attendance was large, and commit
tee OF nine, consisting Of some of our
leading bankers and merchants, appointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

The Mobile Telegraph of the cath, on
half sheet, is served.
A monitor gunboat, completed at Mont.
gomery, will soon leave for Mobile TO be
plated and armed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

Cairo, May 4.
Gen. Bpfofd issued The following order
to-day:
w. II. Green of Metropolis, Massacl
county, Ills, and G.. w. Wall Of Du Quoin
Perry county, Ills, arrested by the Pro
vost Marshal on the eal Of April, having
each been required to take the oath of al
legisnce to the IT, S., each having written
to the commander Of the post coDfessine
the acts for which they we're arrested
with expressions of regret for the same
are hereby released from arrest.
The Construction train captured last
Thursday on the Memphis L Charleston
Road, was engaged in repairing the road
between Grand junction and Corinth.-
The rebels who captured it wore Federal
uniforms. They hailed the train, and tn,
engineer supposing all was right, stopped
the train.
Commodore Graham came up to-day
from Young Point. Nothing of import
ance, but which has been transmitted by
telegraph, had transpired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New Yoik, May

Steamer Roanoke, ftom Havana Goth,
has arrived.
A vessel which had arrived at 81
james reports that she was spoken by the
pirate Alabama on the 10Th.
Vera Cruz dates to the 18th state that
u, to that date puebla had not been cap
tured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
st. Louis, May 4

Adyices from Cape Girardeau say that
the rebels under Marmsduke, after having
been severely repulsed twice and suffering
severe loss, finally escaped across White
Water, burning the bridges behind them,
and disapp AIRED BY various routes Ia the
direction Of Chalk Bluff, on the Arkan-
sas line. The result of the raid is, re-
peat, d humilisting disasters and coward
ly flight before greatly inferior numbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Cleveland, May a

AT meeting Of the National Typo
graphical Union here to-day tie following
officers were elected President. Eugene
Failrtte,y pihiir. pa H.; - Y Tee ase-s44eat,
Geo. McKIuken, St. Louis, Mo: I'd Vice
President, j A. Spencer, Cleveland, O.;
Secretary and Treasurer, Thos. J Walsh,
New York Corresponding Secretary
VIM. I. Moore, Detroit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
New York May / $50 p. n

Various rumors are aAoat to day. prob
ably ta influence stocks, that Hooker's
right wing had suffered severely on Sun
day. In the absence of anything official
from Washington, or owing to The rigid
exclusion Of all dispatches from that
point by the censorship, considerable Gre
dence 10 gained for sensational stories,
but no reports Of disaster IRE credited
1t is stated that the President has received
dispatches from Hooker that he had sew.
cred the rebel communication between
Bowling Green and Hanover c. H., and
that Slocum has captured 500 rebels af-
ter crossing above Falmouth. 1t is stated
that our communication with Gen. Stone.
man has been cut off by rebel guerrillas
but will soon be reinstated. We have
changed position and are doing better ex-
ecution.
$50 +. "A pontoon bridge has been
thrown across the Rappahannock at Fred
ericksburg, and persons are passing to and
fro.
The rebels have removed their guns
from the earthworks above Fredericks
burg Our seige guns on this side are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

2S,--The News says II is suspected that
the government at Washington has given
secret instructions TO it's officers, and
thinks the Instance of Adams giving a
permit to one vessel supports that suspi-
cion. 1t says aid given to the rebels by
British merchants by furnishing supplies
gives no good grounds for excluding Brit
ish vessels from commerce. 1t such an
attampt is made by Admiral Wilkes the
British government will put it down.
Inquiries have been made in Psrlis-
ment as to the course Government in
tended to pursue in American affairs
PAlmerston postponed answering.
Thrre is runor that Government
would give up the steamer AeAanlria tor
lack OF sufficient evidence II i, report
ed Government will prevent further ship
ments from England of orga nized gangs
of men for railroad purposes, but believed
for the northern armies the Government
declared to send mail agent by steam
er to Matamora and recommended them
not TO carry mails.
The Tunes denounces these as pusil
luminous, and trucking to the design of
Federal cruisers. II calls aloud for a
stand to be made against further encroach-
ment Oh the rights Of neutrais.
II Morning Post says Adams com.
nj ted fatal mistake in granting certiti,
cates of exemption. II forbears to speak
of his extraordinary assumption in strong
terms, feeling that the Cabinet at Wash
ington will hasten to disown the act.
Layard said in the House OF Commons
the matter was being considered by thu
Government, but no communication has
been made to Adm
Tie Times denounees the seizure of the
Dolphin az worse that the Petefhof, and
says America relies on the reluctance Of
England to engage in hostilitles
1t is reported that Napoleon is great,
offended at facilities given by Adams for
conveyance of arms, DC, to Mexicans.
Paris correspondent Of tho Times says
it is thought the time i. not far distan,
when France and England will be com.
PEELED TO assume another attitude toward
America.
There Is increasing apprehension IL
Paris on tie Polish 4u slipn. 1t is be
lieyca il the reply from Russia to the
notes OF the three powers be unfavorable
Napoleon will not hesitate to draw the
sword
The Polish instruction continues nc
tive. France is making active naval pre-
partitions.
Latest, via Queenstown April %
Two serious engagements occurred Sun
day between the insurgents and Russians
one in the forest camp, ak miles iron
Warsaw, and one at Puttsk. The latte
place was burned by the Russians.
Prince William has accepted the crown
| Of Greece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

EFT Universal love is q mitten which
fits all hands alike, but none closely; true
affection is like glove, which fits one
hand only, but sets closely to that one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

SHOOTING ARRAY. - Last Thursday
evening Silas Ferry, resident of the
western part Of this county, was slot and
dangerously wounded by David Prosser,
Of this city. Ii seems from the testimo-
ny given at the preliminary examination
before the Mayor yesterday, that an al
tercation ensusd between the parties, in
the wagon yard adjoining the store Of
Weed, Bndgeman d Kent, both being in
liquor at the time, when the lie was pass.
ed by Prosser, whereat Ferry kicked him
twice. and struck him in the face, when
Prosser, drawing revolver, fred three
times, one OF the balls taking effect in the
left groin. Mr.. Ferry was taken to Stems
Hotel, where he still lies in "a critical con.
dltion. lie is an old resident of thi,
State, having formerly resided in Des
Molnes county, of which he was at one
time Sheriff. He now holds the posi-.
ton of Supervisor for Orono township -
Mr. PEasser was bound over in the sun
Of sJt, TO appear at f's rAt ern Of the
lhstric Cpuri FIR trial n lsealiue Jour.
nal.
The Courier represents that the injur.
ed man was Copperhead and that be
was shot in political quarrel between
the parties. And thereupon the brave
editor. exhorts his Copperhead brethren tc
arm themselves and be prepared to shoe
down their political antagonists.
n0-Senator Sumner of Massach usetts
the accomplished chairman of the Com
mittee OH Foreign relations, has received
high compliment from the Duke OF Ar
gyle, member of the present British
ministry. In recent speech by tina,
nobleman, he said he was "proud to men
ton, as dear and personal friend, that
eminent man, Mr. Charles Sumnsr-s
man who has devoted the affections of
noble heart, the powers of noble intel
lect for many years TO the prosecution O
a noble cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

A Rich DEssKgT SERyIcE.-The Pa
cha of Egypt has just had made for him.
self in Paris, desert service consisting
of twelve gold plates. richly inlaid with
diamonds, costing 10000 flames; six
champagne glasses. costing $4,000 francs
each; SIX small wine glasses at $4,000
francs each, and dozen spoons and forks
at 5000 francs each. The plates and
champagne glasses each contain more
than thousand diamonds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Special Notiffs.

oFPI0 OK OF THE 4. 5. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR,
lsr Division, isr DfsTR,eT. Iowa.
All parsoss are hereby notiasd make return TO me
at my once In the Cy OF keokuk Of their liabilities
under the Income Tax Law. said returns mnxt be
made before the 10 day OF May, lies or In default
thereof viii become my daily asscss the
same 81 add ths penaliy from which sssesslnept no
appeaiwiA be silewed,
W. @. STRIPE,
Assistant Assessor.
Ksokuk, April 81 tse3--diet
OFFICE OF THEU. s. ASSISTANT As,hssoRJ
lsr DIVISION. isr DsrRpr tow.
All peFseas having u. y. bi',h-e ofa4t and every
kind are hereby notified that heiore The isth day o
May. less they must make application to me at m Of
hee In HE City Of keotuk for renewal Of The sane
irrrspe tive Of the date expiration OF said License
All Lie uses musi dAtettom May Ist in each rear
and those hoid,ha lcenses viii be alIew we'd pro rata
To- the unsx ircd tie Of the same. On application
as required, ,hs old Iicease muI pc prodseed.
w. q, sTRlPE,
dssistast asssssor.
keokut, Apri 20, tSss-4d'0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
isS TELtssArB.I
NCw Hork ID aYket.

Ees York. May T.
Fiour-Duil and heavy, $500 loves. ssles at % Is
7ss % for Extra state; % ocSs7 % X. no.
wheat-Dui and heavy. Sale. At q 80 sei &c
for Spring; 81 soSsi C5 for Milwaukee Club; q ca
0el IS for Winter Red,
Corn-Dui and hevy. Sales At ss0s0c for sound;
ot9s3c unsound.
OAts--Duii S4a86.
Lsrd-Quiet. SaHlelc
Pork-Dail and heavy, Sales At els for old Mess;
eiiGeisf for old and ncw Primo.
B1ef-D0ii.
Whisky-Firm. sc.
Grocer e.--Steady
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

EVC Col. Baker, Provost Marshal of
Washington, was offered $4,000 to per-
nit certain rebel prisoners to escape
He took portion Of the bride, handed i,
over to the Sanitary commission. aud
then arrested the rascals who offered the
bride.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Ksokuk, April 81 1865 -die.


Batch q orss Hair Dye.-.The Hesttu
the World.
WILLIAM A .BATCHELoR's siebrstetrIaIr Dye
produces epiofnotto be distngni fro Immature
~arransednotto inlu'o h-hsri II The leastremedies
the III effects OF bad dyes and Inyigorats, h
life. GREY, RED or MISTY HAIR INSTANT, fsrn,
asp'endid biaetor brow, leaving the hsirsotissd
eesutifui. Sold by all druggist. ke
Thegenuint assigned WILLIAM A BATcaKLol,
ss tAs fssr sidss Of sseA kox.
Factory. No. 81 barclay Street, kewyoyk fLat
800 oroaowaysnd lbBobd street je6-d&wI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
DeAnitiens Of military Terms.

As, the foregoing, AMI Abstis, nbulance, Ambns
csdc Armistice, bahquctte Bivousc, Bsevat Casson,
Caiibcr Canlssei shot, Csnionnent Csponiere, Case
mate, Cartel Chamade Csmuis.sry. CONN ISIS lat,
Chain shot. Coanterscarp, Oh. De bsttslou, Cnl
sac, Dasgren sun MIME rine. fsi ghsn gun DC. re-.
sold By all Boeksellen. mehi1-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

Tr Tho eighty pages Of Illustrs,ioas, CON-
parable In hnJasas 10 these Of bank notss, age
worth the price Of The book. ga. Herald.
"Get the Best" Get the Handsomest
Get the Cheapest. Get Webster.
Pictorial illustrations % military
Tsros.
Hsener's DSetss~svv szests thfss, sd las snesS
stAsrs. pictorial representations q tAs JssssssS.
Basbacan, Bsssioa, Bstttsmrnt, RAr-shpt. block
house, Btmbs, Cannon, Cnrron ade, Chain shot Che
yaux-de fris~, Csttrop, Limbera hadtIer, Morte 10
Tower. Mortar, Poncu!iis, kaveiin, kedab, Star
Forts, &c.
bother English Dictionary published 10 this eoun.
try has fourth part Of these.