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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31

IHE THEATER.-The benefit of Mr. Cile>sng
last night drew perfect jam to the Metropolitan
The seats IN the dress circle we're all engaged
long before night. and the rush when the doors
were opened would have filled them had not res
pect been paid % the pre- emption rights laid upon
them. As mans could get standing room
were admitted. and those who could not get even
that viii have 70 take their chtnce some other
evening. To night the exhibition OF Aladdin
will be repeated, and probably IL will be run all
next week. The supply will be made to equal
the demand. and the demand will doubtless call
for IL tor week or ten days longer. IL is indeed
gorgeous spectacle. and everv family in the
city should see IL. The young folks especially
should be gratihed with this superb exhibition OF
orien'a magnificence-
The world renowned Allegh.riian.. Vocal
lists and Swiss Bell Ringers. viii appear at Ma.
sonic Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings ID
and 81 propinsa. under very distinguished patron
age "a quar.ette singers they have the reputa-
ton OF beng the best IN the United States They
have given concerts during the pastsixteen wears,
ana have Travelled the world over, "girding il
with belt of sweet harmouies. an equator OF
musical delights. zone of melody"
During Their tour through South Amevica thew
received the following beautiful Recommendation
from ven known public man. We rive il as
published IN the New York Herald Ii is from
Hon john Bgier, L :. Minister TO Chile South
America:
T. s LresTIoS. SANTIAGO pH cHlLr.,
April %. 1860
The Aleghanians. the only vocal Quarte. that
has ever appeared IN Santiago. have met With the
greatest success. IL gives me great pleasure to
SAY that their merits, socalists. are OF hieh
Order aud their truly artistic execution OF several
elaborate and pleasing pieces of music upon tie
Swiss Bells, has not only astonished. but won the
admiration Of the whole musical public of Chile.
JOAN Bl6LER
We hope TO see the Aleghanians well patron
ned Seats and tickets can be secured on the
days OF the concerts at the music store OF Messrs
Benham 4 Co
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DRICK FOR sALR.-Inqulre Of
ID sepsfe~ usKERNAx \ pfrRCE
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NOTICE.

CITY ci-BbE'S ofTsCE.
Indianapolis. January 18th, 1855,
NToIICE il hereby gwen thst rh- ordinance concern
ing the prevention of fire. "risnsd and established
Janu aTy o. 1862 prohibiting the reiocatior
of any frame wooden budirg within the district &C.
scrIbcd and bounded a. follows to-wit Between Ess.
streai. The Central Canal Ohio and Georgia street,
and sferward or outside Of the above described district,
between Market aud tic alley souh Of ash
ington street, under penalty Of Dot les than i've
more than tfiy dollars, for every violation. "a s. N
force, and viii be strictly and iInpsrBiy enforced BY
the Mayer IRON .nd after this date.
rs ordcr ef the Common Council
JOHN G.. WATERS. City Clerk
jan23-d2 BY q. r ANDERSON. Deputy
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WANTED.
A q EN- = s
- q. o.. ~ w A n. = a. a
WANTED.

c - a = a % v w O IA { q a .
WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN To
canvass the country thoroughly. and dercrn enr
medicine with ever, family. am employing agents 10
canvass on foot. so, and with horse and busKy fSbe
per y, AZ. Agents required 90 fsrn-h hcr-~- and
bugges.
In addition the above salary dcfsay all eApsnsss Ia
cident the business. u u agreeable and hesithfo
occupation FOR young men. giving them good oppuf-
tunty make money without the possibility 81 sustain
ing los accrung from selling commission.
Applicants houid apply IN person. stdress 90 fur
ther information be desred) the proprietor BY letter
No will be employed for les term shan year.
and will into written Contract TO that effect.
shall require security In all II persoii-
ally acquainted with the applicant. shall ntrurt Ia
his custody money. medicines books and receipts the
amount Of from $500 20 q, 900. J. NJ FROST.
ian e-dAw3m lndirnspolis Indiana.
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Greensburg, Ind. April ~. 1860. jansI-4
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l.0ls B-is ~
Branty
500 Pipes Gin
$50 KUN
Loco Pack
ages wfse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. OF the mo /

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT One OF the mo /
appalling accidents which has ever f.il |.
to our lot 10 record, occurred iz CLARK
county, Miss nri, on Tufsday last. A
Mrs. Ma'lrcr, while as is,ipg her husband
BY holding pair of horses which he ~ss
slt lung TO plow, was 80 seriously in-
Jared AS to cause her death. The horses
became anmanageable, knocking Mira. III.
down and running over her, when she
was caught By the plow and dragged a
distance Of 24o feet, the point OF the
plow having entered the aboomen imme,
diately over The pubs, penetrating the
uterus, and SO decorating il as to result in
the instantaneous birth Of q child, size
having nearly approached the terioi Of
her confinement.
Mrs NJ. lived some sixty hours after
the accident, and vas rational up to the
time OF her death. We are informed by
Drs. Hughes and AcGagin, who were
cslled to see the case, that the child, al
though having received severe wound
on tie head and one on the shoulder. is
dong well and will probably lige.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
frssn tine Tennessee River
MARINE Snrp JoHs RArsp

1 ", 4
of Rockport, Tenn. River, April 81. |
EDiroR GATE CiTY: As we had n li,.
tie af'ay at this place yesterday, I will
give you short account of H. AL half.
past A. NJ, wh''e sailing down the river
we were attacked at this point by a bat.
terry OF two guns. one twelve and the
other a six FOUNDER. They directed iheir
fre at the Murine ships. Our gupboass.
three In number, and our artillery on The
Marine ships. replied vigorously. The
iieet landed as soon as possible and put nfi
tie infantry. which was thrown in line Of
battle and advanced on the ground occp
pied By the enemy when they attacked
US But the braves had fed, Our cav.
flfy we're started on their trail in our ad .
vance They orerhauled them eight
miles out. WHEN the rebels formed. pIant.
ing their batteries on the summit Of hill.
Our cavalry were coa PEELED 10 dismouut.
as they could not make the ground ON
horseback As soon as they discovered
our meo advancing they took 10 their
heels. and 30 three different times thew
formed and fled as our force moved on 10
them. After pursuing them ,w welve miles
nlr cavalry gave up IRE chase. Ffttrr F he IN
fanfry followed as fast as flesh and blood
could carry them, 10 order TO support the
cavalry IN case they should stand fight.
We got out eight miles where We met The
cavalry on their return. After resting a
short time we moved back 10 the river
We lost Sergeant David Cavender. Go. r.
INIT, and Private Albert r. WinchelI
Co. A, cavalry, killed. One man had his
leg takcu of bflow tie knee by a cannon
shot, and two were slightly wounded by
musket balls. The enemy's loss, as far
as Known. Is Maj. White, 9th Texas.
n9rtally wounded, (since died. and ten
killed and quite number wounded
which they carried off We had six hor-
ses killed and several injured. Our ships
got twenty shots and shells put through
them, but are not materially injured -
Any amount Of mueket shot was put into
onr boats. fhe road a far as The enemy
was pursued was literally spriukled with
saddles, blankets, osercoats, shoes, bacon,
DC, cast away by the a ,ing rebels Our
Brigade appears well sati.Ged with this
their FIRST engagement with the enemy,
and are confident that they can hold a
hand with them on anything like eaual
terms. The Brigade is n tolersbly good
health and fine spirits. The Keokuk boys
lte well satisfied with the servire.
MARINE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

- LEoAL NorlcEs We shall here.
alter require payment Of printers fee In
a'I cases at the time affidavit Of psblica.
tion is made.
The collection Of these fees have beer
attended with 30 much trouble and an.
noysnce to all parties concerned, and
have resulted in s, much loss to us tha,
We feel constrained 10 adopt this general
rule for the future, and we trust that At.
torneys will give their clienis timely no.
tice thereof. div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

We would call especial attention to the
sale that commences this morning, al 10
O'clock, at George E. Kibourne's, Of thst
valuable lot Of China, Glass and Crock
cry Ware. Speaking moderately and
without any i4tension TO exsggerate we'll
sa wn facts, it msy with much truth be
agerrsd that at k,ibourne's can be found
one II the largest and finest assortInents
OF French China aud Glars Ware ever
brought TO our city. all Of which will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash. The
ladies are especially invited to be present
al the sale, which will continue from do,
to day until the whole stock is sold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

~ r. II Hamcs, the first licensed
and Oldest real estate agent in the city. il
prepared to do business in manner thai
vii! insure satisfaction to all interested
City and County prop yty, Bonds, Stock
and Mortgages bought and slid. Mr
Humcs has an extensive acquaintance i,
the City and adjacent counties OF Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri, and all business en-
trusted to him vii receive prompt atlen-
ton. His advertisement may be found in
cur colsmns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
~ The Chicago Tribune is a curio,

~ The Chicago Tribune is curious
paper. 1t seems to consider itself enti-
tied 10 mako demands on the Administra-
tion, and does it thus:
Gen. Pope is an Illinoisian. We feel
that in his forced retirement for the fault
of others the honor aud pride Of the State
are touched And We. # this Journal.
who. when tho storm of obloquy was at
it's height, never joined his delraa,ors,
have right to demand that he shall be
nominated to the honorable place from
which. by the co operative efforts Of the
enemy in the North and the enemy 10 the
South, he was stricken down.
What about Fremont, Ell? Have you
right 70 demand that he shall be con-
signed to perpetual blnishment from ser.
vice through the cooperative efforts q
the enemy in the North and the enemy
u ~ SsSsA"s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

HA-GeB Fremont t,ns written lettrr
urging the commencement of the Pacifc
Railroad. ard suegesting The employment
Of the freedmen Of the South in its con.
struction.
He says: Ii would be a measure fruit
tul IN good results to occupy immediate
ly upon the work Of the road large bodies
of the men who are freed by the prcsi
dents Proclamation. The fact that so
large number Of our able bodied citi
zens are under arms. and the consequent
economy, and The greatest rspidi,y with
winch the road could be driven forward
by the employment of this people, make
this subject worthy of the most liberal
discussion The road is national, and il
10 sufficiently obvious that conside rations
Of great public utility are involved in this
suggestion. Many Of these people will
soon require some provision to be made
for them. Stretching indefinitely south
fCf The projected road are great regions of
/ available country, partly unoeeuI led and
partly inhabited sparsely by whites, or
mlxed races, or Indians more or less civ
ihzed. Aiready as far north as the Giia
river the Indians regularly cultivate cot
ton; the country is generally well adapted
10 stock, and fubulously rich in silver and
other metals, lnali this region there is
abundant room. The character Of the
populations, the extent Of the country nd
the undeyeloped resources seem 10 me
very suggestive in connection with lie
employment Of freedmen on the pucifc
Railroad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
g YRAC USE
~
Medical Dispensary.

For the reisf II The misguid-d aud nprulent yotary
OF false pleasnre who nndns that he has en bed The
seets ~ certain tosts disease is from III Iimei
s-nse OF shame deferred ON spplyinS la Ply
whose knovseixs and experience eau alone bsfriand
him IN distress.
TO YOUNG MEN We ais, piedg, ourselves to
entirely iemasc the ehects OF Secret Habits Seminal
Neakn o., hr, BY simple ocai application, easy to
bs used ranstnE n paia tr tueopv suence. Nc e,n
i'.on- occur Ansr the afss application Address Dy
I a. be ow.
Al aseascs peculiar to Femsies treated on scientar
faENcH PATENT MALE SAFE.-It Is perf-ctiy
saic sni YER fatt ~ saiisscsion Il |, he opy
sale AMI sura iresentlse against pre- yasney aud .tts
The rice ., the NJ en. al lt Male Saf.-Twu
tor I'll aF - tef dozen. Stntpy mail,
JuI tubstshad. Two Ro,ks in no on PRIVATE
nissAsEs AND DISEASES .F FEN ALES rhs ma
tue treatment and sadics, cures o, snrrmatasy yb..
OF SENT nal Nsat ness. sexual Debility ~,
I"s"untsry tmssious and impotency res uting Ise d,
se ABUSE, kc Afsos rod bic adv-s In rel4 itop ..
m mag, cancesiUn aud thr niasss ky which Ii IN
be- sod d. II neees ssary Apd nihcr n,xtsrs Of VII Al
importance " tae naasicd tAoss cont eu,e ps
marlisgs, sa& 81 #ss
The knawiedge therein oonta,aed Ia not to be sou nd
IN any oh rwork ever publ she'd sbIa fsor
any ath-t s,nrse wh 4tever.
Price 20 cents Sspi 10 any address on rssetpt al
prc- o. hs vatu~ IN stamps Persona Who, after read
laEt ~ wUrb aro mt satisfied hat & IL wurth sf eas
fehs timer ~ price, can have the money ssf,,ndsd
Addesss - OisDe msaaY@
Drawer 100, SYRACUSE "
Or apply n Dr. g. Y. GufF, Csnsuit.nf Physirtau
OF The Ius'iiuton Odhco No 10 u ietlnr Hall ION.
pSsi.s me =, r.case HsassJ Syfacuss, A. Y.
nAe-aAwlg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

Sheep IN ILLrsors.-A 6ock of 6OO
Spanish merino sheep, belonging to Dan
iel Kelly, Jr, OF Wheaton, llls., averages
over eight pouads Of washed WOOL pc,
head, aud viii bring probably 500 re,
pound. This is only one item Of profit,
for the increase Of sheepis proportionate.
ly large. There are bucks in Illinois
held at 8 900 each, and many sheep have
been imported from Vermont ut cost O,
SlOO to 500 each. Tkis price does no,
seem extravagant, when the offspring oil
such animals will sell from $50 10 S3o(
w'tl''n three months after they are born
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
Hyallsnd'gham is making spesch

@ Vallsndfgham is making speeches
through Ohio denouncing Gen. Burr
sides military osder against active sym,
pathizers, and eounseling forcih'c resist
snce TO the same. |. is tolp nd th.r
the General will give this "a ef u n Il.
err traitors speedy Glance 10 net upon
his advice to other.
Nothing would better please the loyal
people VI the country or strike more
wholesor terror to the heart Of copper
Il adism than the arrest Of this vile con
spirator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
eEThe emmigration westward TIL

ETThe immigration westward this
spring is immense, and large trains pass
ing through oar city. westward bound,
are so common that it is scarcely worthy
of mention. Yesterday we noticed some
twelve wagons. each drawn by three OF
four yoke of cattle, passing through Main
street. The wagons seemed well filled
with goods and children especially the
latter, Us in one wagon We counted seven
around the wagon so that we did not get
to count them. The cattle most OF them
we're ia fine condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
THANKS.
KEoKuK, May cd, 1868

Mr.. EDlr n, Sir: We desire through
the columns Of your paper. to express our
thanks to our worthy friend and Surgeon
A. G. RoHrRrs. for his unceasing efforts
TO promote tAe comfort and relieve the
distress Of the sick and wounded soldiers
under his care. And now, as the Doctor
Is going to the army. We hope he will find
plenty u friends among the soldiers, and
prove % useful there rs he has here.
I6ignsd, SOLDIERS OF So WAaD,
Estes Qsaas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

bB~ Gen. Homes, Of Arkansas, in an
address issued some months since to the
people OF that State, asserts that the
causes OF secession commenced thirty
years ago. and that the fnal easus belt
was.tbe election of an Abolition Presi
dent. He agrees with the Copperhead,
of the North, of course, in denouncing the
unconstitutional and inhuman Lincoln
government"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

T Hon. Joseph Il. Ingersoli, whose
long, useful. and honorable life has been
devoted TO his country, attended the
Union League meeting IN Philadelphia d
few nights since and signed his name to
the roll and made : most excellent
speech, Mr.. IagersolI has hitherto been
classed as Democrats Conservative
Mr. Patterson, an American merchant In
Liverpool, also addressed the League 4.
The sans tine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

nIs- The Western Hsallh journal. pull.
lsbed by Drs. Jones L. Woodbury. oftLe
Home HYGIENE Institute of WI bash,
Indiana, lies on our table. This is reall,
what /, processes TO be. heath journal,
and teaches how to preserve "God's best
gift to man, sound mind in sound
body
The subscription price Of this journal
Is 10 cents per year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

- John NJ Corsc has been promoted
to the Colonelcy of the Sixth lava Regi.
ment, vice Col. Mcdowell resigned
Col. Corse has the reputation of first.
rate officer, and we are pleased to have tie
opportunity OF announcing his promotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

sD-The Jennie, Whippls is the morn
inr boa. for navenport and Rock Island
and intermediate poihi-. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of The cars. fdtfl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

nWrA new impetus has recently been
given to the enlistment of negroes in
South Carolina. and several regiments
are nov rapidly filing up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

E0Gen. Hampton. the commander of
the famous rebel Legion named in his
honor, las resigned his position and gone
home in disgust with The rebel service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

SOFA MEssES0KR We acknowledge
the receipt OF this bsautiful little month.
y for May. !. contains number Of fins
pieces Of music aud several pages Of rad
ing matter. This IL the second run her
Messrs. Root 4 Cady of Chicago are pub
lishcis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

cF Remember theauction sale of Chi
ma, Glass and Crockery, at Geo. r. Kill
bourne's, beginning this morning at 10
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

~ Large numbers of contrabsnds are
escaping from the rebels and entering
The lines Of the Union nrmy. They re-
port great scarcity Of fiod and forage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

Il. MURPHr AT MONTROsE.
}. l.. Murphy, the gallant young refu.
gee soldier fros Tennessee, will speak at
hontrose, Flidiy evening, May Sih.
fd&w-td |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

E1- Ladies, attend the auction sale
this morning of China, Glass aud Crock
cry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

1Dr Jrssis lkowx. Which was per.
formed by Hsle's Dramatic Troupe iast
evening, and which met with such storms
Of APPLAUSE, will, BY special request. he
performed again this evening This is
decidedly the best play OF the season, and
10 particularly suited TO the times. We
have not time to make especial mention
OF The d:ferent actors who took part iu
this performance. Suffice it TO say, thai
they all acted true tv nalure--all the
parts being well sustained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

rF Remember the auction sale of Chi
No. Glass and Crockery, at Geo. f. Kill
bourne's, beginning this morning at 10
O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
THE CITY.

III Blank sossrnmsnt Vouchers No z2 can b
had Kt this once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

GovERsMgsr SALE Il ri, Nor
gan arc now offering at public sale at The
81. Louis Stock Mart, 1000 condemned
and captured horses, and also 500 brood
ma-es, many Of which are with foal. The
sale is to continue Tor several weeks, Oh
until all are sold. Their advertisement
will be found in our columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

EF Ladies, attend the auction sale
this morning Of China, Glass and Crock
cry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
A POEM FOR THE TIMES,

Oh who would wear seedy Goat, or badly o. ting
Vest. "''''
Or Pants all tn readbsre old and woYn when new
are The brs,Y
When ~ Fteru 30 rheaplv sell suIt OF beauty tar,
In s aud fashion just Atas, ey'ry should wear
Oh who wonid want 70 Coat. The style Of BY.
g,ne years,
Where ssss efaSe and service on evry seam ap.
pears
When u stern has such stock at terms so rsrp lor
That eyry body wonders. how be can seil them soi
Oh who from credit Tailors, his clothing eer would
buy,
And pay price for garments, h. knows is mssh too
high?
When D. stern can suit him sa n, him snu and nice
And give a ssttfr ariea al ohy uait TIA Price.
Oh, who would have their little boys and youths Of
larger size,
sppeat an shaVby garments before the pabiic eyes
When ID. stems Boys Clothing bcfo. them arrayvd
And Parents eau eeoaouaize by ba,ing kEADY NJ ABE.
Then Il you wlsh fer oea Pants OF Vest shirts
" Collar,
Or Haadse chief, or Socks. and want to save your
Tt D. seta's be 10 go--thsra IN no other piace
On Main rect, near tao Leyse yen sae his sii-
ing fAce.
d. sTERN,
Main Street, bet seen let and Levee, KeoSuk,
y al 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

sas-The Union Social will be held this
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
The Summitviile Brass Band will be in
attendance.
The committees OF tue different wards
are requested to meet at the Hall. at 7
o -l5ck PRECISELY, to attend to busi.
ne1s OF importance concerning the So
cisl.