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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

tatFo, may 70.
Tie steamer Imperial has arrived from
Memphis. just before she left Memphis
the hospital steamer City of Memphis ar.
rived from the battle field with %36
wounded on board. She left Vicksburg
on Monday morning.
The Imperial brings the body of the
Colonel of the SD Illinois. Captain h.
Stevens, ofthe 77th Ills, brings the body
Of his brother, G. Stevens. From Capt.
Stevens / learn the following particulars:
Fighting on Friday was desperate, hu-
mors, rs before stated, Pemberton offered
to surrender on terms. Grant refused,
but Immediately proceeded 10 make an
ASA ult. We charged their iorti6cations
and took some of them, and rebels rallied
and retook them There was much hand
to hand fighting. Many Of our men we're
killed in the ditch, which is twelve feet
wide and seven feet deep. Capt. Stevens
says our loss that day in killed, wounded
and prisoners was about 5,000-much lar
ger, he thinks, than the rebels, as they
fought behind Notifications. The rebels
used hand grenades when we attempted
to storm the works.
In the march from jackson to Vicks-
burg our forces were short of rations.
For four days they had but one cracker
per day and nothing else except what was
foraged. The Captain thinks we still
hold jackson. 1t was reported one corps
of Banks army had arrived at Warrenton.
Dead rebels have corn meal and bacon in
their haversacks. Prisoners state their
ratons were one-fourth pound Of meat
per day aud small quantity of meal
We have lest 9 number of field but no
general officers. Seven of the wounded
died on the way up to Memphis.
Gen. ThomAs is expected here to-day.
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Philadelnhia Nav Qs

Philadelphia. May %.
The Bulletin Of this city has the follow.
ing dispatch
Cincinnati. May a8.-A number Of
oonscripts from the 9th Tennessee rebel
regiment reached Cairo on the 25lh inst,
They Were on their way from Port Hud.
son 70 Join Gen. Bragg's army when the
battle OF Raymond was fought. In the
light they refused to fire on the Fsdenls
and shot into the air In the middle 81
the night half of the 9Th Mississippi rob.
el regiment left their camps. determined
to make their way to the Federal lines
They say that there has been at no time
more than 10000 rebel troops At Por,
H1dson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
Philadelphia, Nav 20.

The Bulletin has special dispatch from
Cincinnati, which gives news said to have
been received by way of Murfreesboro.-
1t is to the following effoct: We have reb-
81 news that Gen. Pemberton has repulsed
six assaults upon vicksburg. but that the y
greatly feared the next assault which Was
about being made. The rebels also say
that Gen. Loring had cut his way through
at Hsines' Bluff and escaped. The fact
of the matter is, that whoever command
ed At Haines' Bluff was cut of from COM
municstion With the rebel forces at Vicks-
burg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
Washington, May 20

All male contraband. in the ns;ghhor
nooa OF Alexandria have been put to
work On enirenchments near .hsre
u'e"' alarm Is caused BY the report tina,
on Alexandra. s '
a. psS1ea We're attacked yesterday in
r5 s .a''y VI Bull Run and one killed.
ns slsm J was chased 10 miles and some
- s3 - Tiled and wounded. II is sup
poseu 'hsfe Is no force Of rebels from
Warrenton to Acquia Creek = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

~Ths arrivals of emigrauts from
Europe this wsSk ass snsssally numerous
for the month Of May. Many Of the Liv..
erpool sailiag packets ssns In with COZ
or 800 each, and the Dale and other
steamer With equally hres nrnbsus-
The balk d fihe ~ vsaicn b Asn lfs-
hnd.--lN. Y. Tinss, 22d.
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TT. Monroe. Nav 81

A woman named Miss Hosur was ar
rested at Suffolk yesterday. a document
containing plan of all the Notifications
at Suffolk was found on her person, and
a letter to Gen. LongstIeet stating that
he could make raid to Norfolk and cap
ture Gen. Veile and Gov. Pisrpsnt. TIE
documents were prepared by an attorney
at Norfolk 10y name Of Stride. He is un-
der arrest.
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~. -. '5"t ~ Y MAY rs.
The Kingston correspondent. Of n.
Raleigh Progress under date Of yssterdsv
says 5000 Yankees attacked our f,rcs
consisting OF three regimsnts. at Gum
swamp, surprised and routed them, W.
Loaf several wounded and from 30 to 100
prisoners. We took eight prisoners -
Gen. Hill forced the enemy back to With.
IN eight miles of Newbern. The Colonel
commanding the Yankees 10 reported
Killed. The enemy burnt the Cm Z
House and other buildings. $500
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
The War in Mississippi.
OFFICIAL REBEL NEWS.
Particulars Of the
Fight.

New York. May rs.
Tse Richmond Enquirer of the 2oih
has the following official despatch from
Pemberton, General Commanding at
Vicksbnrg. which was sent to Jackson,
Miss, and from thence telegraphed 10
President Davis
Vicksburg, May 20.
The enemy assaulted our entreuch-
ments yesterday on our centre and left.
They we're repulsed with heavy loss. Our
loss 10 small. The enemy's force is at
vicksburg, May FL.
The enemy kept up heavy artillery FIRE
yesterday. Two of our guns were dis
mounted in the centre; our works. howev-
or. are uninjured. Their sharpshooters
picked off officers and men all day. but
the works we're replaced last night. Our
men are encouraged by the report that
Gen. Johnston is near with large army,
and are in good spirits.
May Ell, Up. m.--We have had brisk
artillery. musketry and rife firing to-day,
also heavy musketry firing from gun
boats and transports.
3p. m.-During the past two days
transports with troops have gone up the
river destination unknown.
Mobile, May IS.
A special to the Advertiser and Regis
ter, dated to-day, says the enemy has
failed in all bis efforts. His dead strew
the ground ia front of our works. Ac-
cording 10 one estimate his loss is 10, 200.
Firing was heard at intervals last night
and to-day, The army is Supposed to be
Smelling.
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Cincinnati. Ms

-. cincinnati, May 28.
Advioes from Kentucky represent all
quiet In Burnside's front.
Inc rebel force in Wayne county. KY,
- estimated At 500 10 800. Pepram' :
nssoquaflers are this side Of Monticello.
= Is evident the rebels intend making a
bold stroke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
Washington, May %

From statements of gents who have
just arrived from the Rsppahannock, it
seems probable the rebels have greatly
reduced their strength, and are maintain
ing mere show in front of our lines. If
this we're positively known to the militia
ry authorities, it is probable that our for
ces would not much longer remain mac
tive
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
New York May u

=, New York, May 20.
The cargo of the Great Eastern con.
talns 200 tons iron plates.
The Washington Star says letter was
received there yesterday stating that q
large rebel steamer heavily loaded with
cotton had been captured of Charleston
The steamer America, from Greytowu
yum, has arrived. She brings a large
humber OF passengers from California.
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louisville M on


Passengers from Nashville report that
lsrSs portion Of the rebel aruy i ,s.x
ing TuliahoAa, and Is supposed 70 h. 90.
Ing u The direction Of vicksburg.
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New Ynrl Nav 90

New OFk, May %.
The Commercial says there is little
doubt but that Grant had ample reinforce
ments, and by tue 23l. at least, was am
ply prepared to move successfully upon
the enemy's works.
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New York AZ,

m :, VIks MAY 70.
The Commonwealth, Of Boston O.,
Mcclellan, from New York, March 1gth
'or San Francisco, uss captured ~ ~.
Alabama previous 70 tLs aith,
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Warrington. May %.

The last official intelligence from
vicksburg is to o'clock Sunday morn
ing. when it is represented oil Was going
we'll.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
Iowa Wounded tn Hospital NJ Jack

Iowa w oun ded tn Hospital NJ Jack .
son.
r. Lynch, Co. G, 9Th Iowa, slightly;
L. Stephenson. |, 18th Iowa, do; VIM.
Hall. G, 18th Iowa, seriously; Joseph
Chandler, X, do. do; FIJI Wentworth,
F. 18th Iowa: r L Keller, A, 18th Iowa;
NJ Freeman, B, 18th lows; John Smitser,
A, do, severely; ] F Wheeler, F. do,
slightly; Pat Martin, |, do, do; Volnsy
Doug lass. F. do, do; Peter Brown, /,
do, DO; d Hurdson, b, d.; L H Bescher.
do, MORALLY; Captain Chas 9 johnson,
do, seriously; J Sylvestsr. A, do, slight
y; ] Fl McCulloch,--, llth Iowa, lost
leg; G NJ Cowger, E. 18th lows, lost a
leg; d A Rawlias, X, do. slight; Michael
Wilson, A, l7th do; A Wcmbreed, -,
18th do, seriously; Robt CHAPMAN, d,
18th do. slightly; J Murry. l, 18th do;
Jacob Turntz, A, 18th do; Richard James,
A. 18th do, r. + Davidson, A. do; John
j Bern, X, do; Jacob Roiston, X, 18th
do; Captain L " Huston, Il, 18th do; +
II Busby, B, do, seriously; Timothy Ira
cy, X, do; H H Highland, B, do; Chas
Starkey, |, do; John Fitzpatrick, Fl, do;
j L Newell, +. do, seriously; J F Skel.
ton, d. do, slightly. J r Ohelbert, e, do;
G M Gorriger, do; VIM Cooling, f, 9th
Iowa; Silas A Sawyer, l, 18th lows, do;
Samuel Musser, A. do.
The following is list of those wound.
ed on Sunday morning, May II, at Big
Black River bridge;
Capt. Hall. c, cad Iowa, slightly; Jas
Rae. d, Esd do; John Rankin, D, do, So
riousiy; Col Kinsman, do, MORALLY; Jno
Boone, D, slightly; G Grove. A, do, ser-
ously; K X Merry. do do: G II Moore, A,
do, monslly, S p Ohio, a, do, slightly;
j " Mattosk. do. Go, { Snyder. A, do,
seriously; K Jones, A, do, slight; A G
Chamberlain, A, do; P Brown, A, do;
S w Glossard, A, do, slight; Geo Loom.
is. A, do; A n Cyon, Suffer. do. fatally;
F Bullet, A, do. killed; C Miller, A, do
do; g Z Culver. X. do, slight: NJ Young,
d, do, slight; z Cottersll. Sergeant Eajor
do. do; NJ L Little6eld, / do, do; N. Col.
lins, D, do. do; Vim. Bull, C. do. do; J
W Stewart, G, do, slight; B Rison, do,
do; j Charborreigh, do, do: A Butler,
do, do, slight: Cristal, do. do; L N Car.
son, do, do, seriously; Wm Hawes, do,
do. killed; OC Moore, H, qlst do, Sigh,
II F Duel, eorponl, do, slight; A dtur
geon. D. 23d do, do; ynLn J Wall. q
do, seriously; JAS Hs,pin, do, do, killed
J 9 Williams = do, seriously; Ed Morri.
\. 2lst do, fatally; Sergeant Hopson, X
do. seriously: Corporal Miller, K, do
seriously; R Mevick. X. do, do; H Hiner
\. do. seriously; n G Carpenter, K, do
slightly; Allen Wilson, X do, do, v
Hasten, X. do. killed; Col. Merrill. do
seriously; Adjs Howard. do. do; Dsuie
Durham, 6. do. slightly; VIM Johns, @
do, do; Geo Dean, G. do, do; A Wick. G
do, seriously; Geo Gillrsnson, do, do; ,
Palmer, G. do, slight; Sergeant W w Iy
ons, B. do, do; O J Maxon, C, do. ..y;
ously; H Culver, b. do. do; W Havlov.,
B. d.. do; II Childs. B, do, eli. hit. ] I
Bland, D, Esd, serious, 90
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SPRINGFIELD. NAV %

The Illinois Democratic State Commit
tee have issued call for grand Mass
Convention. to be held at Springfield on
the the Eth of June. Among the ora
tors invited for the occasion are, Gov.
Seymour and Hunt, of New York Messrs
Pugh and Cox, of Ohio; and Hendricks
and Voorhees,, of indiana.
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Especial to Tribune.1

"ni"6eo"s nA"y 80
So far as can be ascertainsd there is 70
foundation for reports that Gen. Butler is
TO be assigned to the Department of the
Ohio.
Probabilities now are that Government
will carry into effect the $500 clause in
national enr ollmeut law Ii is understood
that Solicitor Whitney has given a writ
ten opinion in favor of constituting the
clause to be binding on the Executive
1t is now doubtful whether the FIRST draft
for troops will be. as originally intended,
confined to those States which have failed
to furnish their quota under previous
calls. The deficit is so small in all States
where they exist, with perhaps the single
exception of Pennsylvania, as to render
the intended draft practically unayailing.
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Especial to Chicago Journal

lbPeo"at w SnichSo ooufue'J
Cairo, May IS.
No boat has arrived from below since
yesterday.
Gen. Buford and Capt. Peunock have
been ready for three days to each fire a
salute of 81 guns whenever the news OF
the fall of Vicksburg 10 certainly known,
but the guns have not Numbered yet
am told private ndvices from Mem
phis by telegraph this morning say boat
reached that point this morning from be-
low, bnt its news is not permitted to be
telegraphed This looks unfavorable.--
The anxiety here 10 intense.
Later advicss say the position at
vicksburg is much as described yester-
day. The rebels are closely hemmed in
and the Federals are continually gaining
ground. We are assured it must fall
soon.
Adjutant General Thomas will be here
this evening on the Rocket, having left
Memphis last evening.
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Fort Monroe, May %.
The following extracts are clipped frol

The following extracts are clipped from
the Richmond Wing of the 9th:
Mobile. May 26.--A special despatch
to the Evening News, dated Jackson,
Sunday, May -, says firing was heard
until 8 O'Clock this =. NJ. No reposs Of
artillery has been heard since that hour.
This a. m. the Goth Miss. regiment,
mounted, dashed into Raymond, captur-
ing 400 prisoners, Ia Of whom they
brought to this city. The rest bsing sick
or wounded were paroled. G.
jackson, May 25.-An officer who left
Yicksburg Tuesday a. m. at 10 O'Clock
says the enemy attacked our left and Gen.
ter four times. The first attack lasted 30
minutes, tho second 30 minutes, the third
Is minutes, and the fourth 8 minutes.
They were repulsed each time. Our loss
was 80 men,. When the column Of a.
sault was brought up on Wednesday, the
officers leading the troops broke and the
column disappeared. On Thursday the
enemy was engaged in shslling our en-
trenchments.
Some of the prisoners report Gan.
Steele was killed.
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tsi .tEa8 / suRvRYoRs orYTux, ~
xeokuk, Iowa, Nay "a, 1883.
Ii EoTick--Ts Ill pwssss Asvtas suss, nveissss.
pistols, or nuaisas u ~ = say hind for ss1s
srassed mot 70 sell dssss 81 tAs sems utsss nsss
NeAail1og vafnh Aso ewsnnAsnig1sd ~ sss1sr Of
ths special Agsnl of Ne TseasSsy pepastnent. All
psrsoss violating this order ~ Be- liable 10 have such
goods connscsted the Governments Of The
United states. ~ f"f sohH sTAKNUs,
msy2s-dtf surveyor and Collector Of
|
Datchsle rss Hair Dys..sThs Dsssxn
u she WOYla-
WILLIAM A.BATCHKLoR'sesls brateeMaisD ys
prod ssss eoornotso be tinGsisAsefresssa svs-
warranted MOTTO tnjurs u
The efsets Of bAddysA.AHA Observation-Disclosures
life. GkKY, RED or RUSTY HAIk iAstsstiy tssas
Fsspiesdta biaeter brown ,issvise the haissefsanS
sssasifui. sold byali drussAsts, ~. sfs1s
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Factory, No. e. BARCLAY Street, New York TIAt
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"A I. O. Of q. r.
" SUNBEAM LopoE, Ne. 1, meets on Monday
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- Han south side Main between eighth and
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DISTRICT.
u Braden, Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
nee, Blsckford's Block. 81 floor; boards at q.
JohnSou's, three miles north Of the city, Il.
railroad LAS
VIM J. Wallace Commissioner. ONCE. Black
fori's Block; residence. No. l6l East Market
street-..-.....-... ..-.--.-. 49,. LAS
Thomas r. Harvey. Surgeon. Office. with Pro-
vost Marshal; boards at No. T91s East Wash
ingtOn street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.2ss
1854
Add Gen. Darlington, Office in State House. 4.Os4
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DIR. JOHN BULL
C0MP0UNDC EDR0N BlITERS
The latest and Mos, Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con
ectrd with history o. the Maieria Medca q the
United states a. more favoraby known pineer In
MEDICAL discovery than that Il JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile KY BIZ nlmtable preparation Of sar-sparlla has
long stood a. the bead 81 the various compound q that
valuable drug His compound PICTORIAL 81 Wild Cherry
has become u-ehold word throughout the est and
south and bis Worm Lozenges In less than after
their Introduction attained reputation widespread
a. the continent - North America But the browning
glory life remains 20 be attained IN his latest dis
coverv OF rather combination. Tor be does ella
have been the dscOveTer II CEDRON which Is The basis
Of offered % the public. That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants OF Central America. TO
whom IS virtues have been known Tor move than two
hundred year. Armed with IL. the Indian bGs defiance
10 the most deadly malaria and handle without Tear m
mot venOmOus serpenis IL Is belief th them that
while i breath ef in The body th Ceron = potent
cure. o matter what the disease may be-
While DR.. Bull not prepared 10 indorse ibs extraVa
giant pretensOn be l. nevertheless satisfied from thor
oug examination Of the evidence relating us vrues
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either % chsngo Of weather and climate
or 70 the miasmaiie influences Il stands without rival
and Justly the reputation II has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
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