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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

TIE CASH BUsINxss.-There are
many reasons why We like the ready pay
rule in doing business. a. 1t saves lawyers
and court fees, mortgages and judgments,
cursings between creditors and debtors,
the ridiculous farce Of sailing through the
world on borrowed plumes and men (and
women, too, appearing what they are
not. useless extnvagance, pride and
pomp, crime and bankruptcy. 1t saves
poring over ponderous ledgers, studying
them - if they contained the Word Of
Life-msuy heart-achs and headache,
many bright hope dashed to pieces. and
the distracting leap from the palace to the
hovel. It saves the constant guawings
OF care that eat into mans hear. like
the tabled vuliure that fed upon the VI
tails of Prometheus bound, and the honor,
upnghtness and title to good opinion Of
man auong his fellow men.
Now these are general remarks. but We
of the GATE CRY have some particular
reasons for hosting "Cash Business to
the mast head Of our ship-all Of which
We will not enumerate. A few, however,
are that We have accounts running back
to eighteen hundred forty and Fifty odd.
that will never be liquidatsd, till, with an
inky liquid, We balance to "proft and loss. ;"
Then We have ssch pile Of bills due
from the four corners Of creation, that
are like chat among wheat, and which
will suffice for some time to COME
Again, credit business with US takes the
time Of nearly IN extra hand to keep
track Of these accounts and make collec-
tions-which the msager profits Of news
paper publishing viii not Justify. And
then, our material and labor Of oil kinds
cost US cash in hand, and Tom, Dick
and Harry, dead, run away. and broke
down, are q mighty shaky foundation for
ready cash payments. We trust all our
friends and patrons Go whom We are ever
thankful for their numerous favors, )appre-
eiate our position and motives, aud will en-
dorse Our course by toeing the scratch" "
which we have laid down.
$1,000
THE REBELS AND THE NoafHwEsT.-
The following 10 . significant paragraph
|of the Richmond Enquirer's leader, head
ed " Signs in the Northwest.
Although tits altogether out fthe ques-
tion. while the whole North Is engaged
Ii . war for our subj juga.ion or extermina-
|Gon, that We should offer terms of ALI.
aDce. still less listen to sny bint about un-
ion with them, yot it is no less true that
the symptems Of disorganiEasion which
|shOv themselves in the present Federal
6tates are Of deep interest 70 ns, and that
We ought even to do all that ws honestly
bsd loyalty may to give further impulse
. the force which promise At some failure
iae % break up the league Of our enc
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

e. Rssolutions for the appOintmeDt
Of special COMMITTEE TO investigate the
subject 81 arbitrary arrests In New York
came up = the special order il tho Lag
islatnre Of that Saats on Friday, and dwers
lost By 1 vots of Afty-6ve il tho afdfdis-
tivs and 6fl3-ai II The negative. -l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

On The 18th inst at her residences In this city, sStsr
protraeted lines, AARv AHs, wife OF Sylvester W.
Irwin, aged IS yeas. months and II days
Tbs frisnds Of ths family are Invited 70 sslend ne
Funeral, stthc family residence on Biondeau bstwesp
T~siftA and Thirteenth Streets, 81 Ioi o'rioct, a. n,
rass1Ay, he 51st inss. 8aseass esfH asaf4,s5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31
,owden's maj.
2ND ASST. KNGINxxR.

Bowden's maj. 62/
2HD ASST. xNGINxxR.
VIM. Abbott-By acclamation.
The regular annual election for officers
of the /" Young America Fire Company"
will take place tomorrow "wednesday J
evening. April lst.
EDITOR GATE CITY:-Please announce
that ] am not candidate for the Office Of
Alderman of the First Ward, the nomi.
nation having been made without my
knowledge or consent.
STANTON CADY.
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LNOTICE il hereby given that the
IN nndeenagssd Asss Ssaai appointed 1xscusoss d
- 0alass of ELI WlCEkkShAA. daoeassd- Al
pesens hsving claims again the said Estats not-
ned e pseesni the withia tAs tiras required -
THOMAS wICKERsHAM.
s V-sss't 77E7 j. =. WICkxRSHAA. Al
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HEADS OFF.

The Coppsrbesd ticket 10 headless--ia-
deed. it is doubly headless. The candi-
date nominated by them for Mayor has
declined, leaving the city ticket without
a head, and the candidate for Alderman
OF the First Ward has also withdrawn his
name, leaving the ward ticket in the same
unfortunate condition.
The Copperheads dare not nominate
AL their candidates from their own num-
Der or from men who sympathize with
them, else we could suggest names that
would be recognized ss fair erpouents of
their principles and their policy. Evi.
IDENTIFY MIR. Goldman and Mr.. cady do
not regard themselves nor do the public
regard them as fl exponents of Copper
head policies or platforms.
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List ~ Hewa Soldiers W ho have AteA
An Hosp1gais IT ~. Louis, MO-, HrOa
March 33A - March R8tE. ln22.

rurnishea by Thos. W. Long, tof Ioua) 6tass Ssni-
tary Agent for 81 Louis and vtcinity.l
March -. p A Barthasts D, 1sth, cAssnic diarrhes
- IS. Roseman, 9, 3lth, phthias Pulnorolis.
Vim Pope. g. Sth diarrhea,
- g Wn burk. l, y7th, pOspmouiA.
I" islae Robinson, X, list, inf Of brsin.
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Fer CITY Maroh al.
Nrm advertisements.


1Hs - 1IAO - 020S9
Having located in the City Of Keekuk win attend 10
all Professional calls. He viii treat Ali Chrome
DiseaseD with Magnetic Inssvunents.
q nFFICE--on 4th, between Main and Biondesu sss,
(Wes siAe) f mas3l-dlm
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I IMPORTANT SALE.

TIE sttsntion Of parties desirous Of mahing . good
pnd safe inveetsk " called " he tale the 9TH u
Apsa nd~r decree ~ he sheriff " this couly Of ten
scFes asassewn bsautlfuiy staAted and nov cupsd
~ Mr.. Repe u I Nursery. may9e- dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

French and American Flowers, Embroidered Sets
ourning Sets Collars, LAces Gloves OF AL descrip
ttons, French Corssss, Hoop Skifs Supporters, and
variety of other Notions.
UTsa1 side Of Main, bes "a aud ID s,reets..I II
mSr3o-diy
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q eur Office the follow
"a RULE:
asA for advertising must
Job work at the time Of
4 DELAPLAIE.
ppla is the morn
and Rock Island
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the cars. [dt0
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Spring BonDets.
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Social tonight.
apidIy on the
ister, who has
for the practice
il hundred men
and l4ih Iowa,
I'D down the riv.
\ board the steam
d Union Social will
4 Fellows Hall,
been made to pre-.
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otob in at Mrs. Will
Spring Bonnets.
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ppla is the morn
and Rock Island
bts. Leaves Fort
4 the cars. [dt1
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at hundred men
and ] 4th Iowa,
I'D down the riv.
board the steam
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
Returning Regiments.
EIGHTEENTH n. Y. v.

The 18th Regiment n. Y. V. arrived in this city
yeserday afternoon way Albany to be mustered out
OF tho service This entered the field with about
800 men, and after fighting return, with about $50
Il has been under re In the following battles Bull Rup,
West Point Malvern HILL Gsines's NJ U.s. White Oak Swamp,
Charles ty CrosRosds Second Bull Run South Mountain,
Autietsm. Fredericksburg, first and second fights
The following officers return with the regiment; Col Geo.
r. Myers, LeuCo John c. MeGnnsss, Major W. S. Grid
ley Acjutant T. NJ Shermerhoru, Chaplain A. A Far Sur
geon n. Rice, Assistant Surgeon Mst,imore Assistant
Surgeon H. Bsrthol Qusrermaster r. VeddeE Captains
Malone, Mitchell ssyer Vedder, Mooney, Redelfs, DOnn-
van Lieutenants Munger, King. Dempsey, TrusT Lane
Huntington, Chesmore, strunk, Farr, BareuPp GoOdBo
Chalmers, Grant
Many Of the comprising this regiment have been
wounded and they to their homes with honorable
They have their fighting flag with them IL has oeen
raised aloft In bait which they have oeen ensu
and has been frequently pierced by the bas o the go
but Il has been apparently shield 10 those who have oono
thToug Oh the tempest Of man having iaen nbee
Albany and Schenectady where this regiment wa piocPy
recruited will doubtless give these gallant nsn az
reception Ii under tie commend OF its tDIu
Colonel Jackson died Of fever Colonel Dung was
BY sic kness to resign. In the late bghs o. sedoporH
o of the members Of this ent were sghty wounded
The men looking well and hearty ana seemed 10 oe
Jolly set offolows.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
The Recent Operations In the south-"est-
Letter from Gov. Yates OF Illinois.

During the sharpest period Of the engagement on
our left at Port Gibson, just before nightiaH Gov
Yates and Gen. Grant were standing on spur ol
land opposite the canebrake in which the enemy
we're concealed, and from which we were making
the most strenuous efforts to disodge him, when al
at once heavy volley of infantry was thrown IN
that direction. The bullets whstled menily about
both these distinguished personages but fortunately
neither was injured. The byslanders say II 10
miracle both Of them were not killed.
Gov. Yates gives the following account oi the ope-
rations: ,o,o
GRAND GULT. Miss. May g. 1863
To his EzseHeney Cor. HoFTHAS. 49,
Our arms are gloriousiy triumphant. We have
succeeded in winning victory which III It's results
must be the most important III the war. lhe Dat'e
of NAV l lasted from o'clock in the morning until
night during all which time the enemy was driven
back on the right left and center. All day yester'
day our armyiwas in pursuit OF the Rebels, they giy'
ing us battle at almost every defensive point aud
nghtng with desperate valor. Last nj izht large
force OF the enemy was driven across Black River,
and Gen. McCleTnand was driving another large
force IN the direction Of Willow Springs. About
o'clock yesterday left Gen. Logan, with his DIVE
ion in pursuit Of the enemy 10 join Gen. Grant al
Grand Gulf, which the enemy had ayscuated IN Tie
morning, first blowing up their magazines, spikine
their cannon destroying tents, Sc. On my way 10
Grand Gulf saw guus scattered all along the road
which the enemy had left in their retreat. The
Rebels were scattered through the woods IN every
direction. This army of the Rebels was considered
as now learn inyiucible, but quailed before the
irresistible assaults Of Northwestern yalor.
con.ider Vicksburg as ours ia short time, and
the Mississippi River as destined to be open FROM II
source to its mouth.
have been side by ride with our toys in battle
and eau bear witness TO the unfalering courage and
proves Of our brave Ilinoisans.
RICHARD YATES. Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

the nature of bis defenses in the rear OF Vlcksourg
v,su a,,srtained Tie speedy capture of that i'm
portant place and large number Of prisoners Is
considered certain. - .,
In the fight with Bowen's brigade the 7ih mis-
souri, u. S., was opposed to the 9th Missouri " O.
each regiment being composed principally oil o''
Louis boys. r., ,ho
AT one period flag Of truce was sent from the
enemy, accompanying which were Samuel Carlisle,
Frank Carter, and Samuel Howath OF this city, anu
al present on Gen. Bowen's staff.
The Rebel Captain VIM. Wade Of st. Louis haa
his head shot OF by cannon ball from the 9uhoos'
during the engagement ol Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
NEiIifary Executions.

SAsDusKY Friday. May is, 1868.
Two prisoners, T. P. McGrau and William Cor
bin, sentenced to suffer death by court-martia at
Cincinnati, were executed on Johnson's Island near
Sandusky, at l 40 this afternoon.
They were both killed at the first fire, and died
without struggle. Their bodies were delivered 10
their friends from Kentucky by order of Gen. BurLs
side.
Five prisoners who have been sentenced to death,
and aIe ordered to be executed the 29h inst, ar
rived here this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
Return Of Recommendations to n .
Canal.
AInANY- Eridav

ALBANY, Friday, May, IS, 1863
The 81 and 14th Regiments arrived to-day Aftec
refreshnen,s at the Delavan House, they marched
10 the Capitol Park and were addressed by the q,
ernor, who thanked them in the name OF the peoI ,
for the heroic manner in which they had mainiaine
the reputation OF the State in the battlefield They
are quarter ed at the barracks their muster rolls not
yet being ready.
The 18th Regiment reached here at 8 ?. m, and
marched direct 10 the barracks.
break 10 the canal occurred near Hofman's
Ferry 10 day. 1t will be repaired by morning. The
Auditor ID also advised Of bad slide ut FultonvileS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
PREPARATIONS TO ATTACK MORRIS ISLAND
sEhDROOK ISLAND ALSO FORTIFIED
Five IrOn.Clads and Transports at North EdiStO

FORTRESS MosRoB Friday, May l5 1852
Yesterdays Richmond papers have been received
with dates from Charleston up TO the 18th inst Our
dispatch says:
The enemy are unusually active. They have
built formidable batteries on Folly Island, bearing
upon the Southern extremity of Morris leland. Sew
eral Yankee regiments fortiying Seabrook Island.
Five iron-cads and numerous transports are at North
Edisto.
Several steamers have arrived from Nassau hav-
ing run the blockade. Several steamers that are
due are missing.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
wcsteru virginia.

BALTIN0Rg, Friday, Nav Is lsb5
The bridge over the Mouongahela at Paramount,
destroyed by the Rebels some two weeks since, has
been restored, and railroad communication with the
West is fully re-estabiished.
Gen. Kelly telegraphs from Grafton that the
Rebels have left the line Of the ParkerSburg road,
and ret raefed aouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
Vnllandighau.

CIScISSATI Friday. May IS, 1853.
Judge Leavitt renders the decision i'll the Vsllsn.
digham habeas corpus case tomorrow.
1t is understood that Gen. Burnside will announce
the disposition to be made of yalIandigham socn
as Judge Leavitt's decision is made known.
The report that Gen. Burnside was at Washing
ton Yesterday consulting the President is untrue.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
Accident 10 Gen. Mcneil.

CAPE GlRARDEAu, Friday, May is, 1863.
Gen. Mcneil was wounded in the bip this norm
ing by the accidental discharge of the pistol Of one
of his aids His wound is not serious. but it will
prevent his taking the field Tor several weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
TIE MOVEMENT UPON EzCIzsDVH@
The Rcucrted BnttIe and Rep"Ise OF eIr"n'
Mt Clinton Contrndicted-Gen' "ra"'
sot;sGed will, the Appearance OF Ahar'
He Thinks Port Hudson has oce"
Vyucuntcd. -

WAsHISGToN Friday, Msy l3' 1868
TIE Star SAWS dispatch was this forenoon re-
co;ye1 here from Gen. Grant, dated tie Sth inst,
which shows that the Cairo dispatch of tue l5ih'
and the Jackson, Miss (Rebo, dispatch OF the oth'
were rositiyely untrue. the former having repre-
sspted that he had beaten Bowens Rebel army on
the 9th inst, and the latter that Bowens army
had repused him on the 4h. In the dispatch OF the
Sb inst he expresses bis satisfaction at the appear
auce OF thirgs, and states that Port Hudson is un'
doub,edly evacuated except by small garrison and
their heavy artillery. o.o
CAIRO, Thursday, May IA, 1908.
Our troops all the way from Memphis 10 Aouhs
Point are moving to reinforce Gen. Grant.
Judge Kellogg, who left Gen. Grants headquar
ters ON Thursday last says the report OF night a
Clinton. Miss, is untrue. Gen. Grant Will endeavol
IN cut The railroad between Vicksburg and jackson
and battle is expected in the vicinity of the BLACK
River bridge.
The Jackson APPEAL Gays Gen. Bowen's loss
Rovou Pierre was about 1000. The Rebel killed
and wounded were left on the field. Gen. Tracy
Lient.. Col Peltis, and Major Tuckeman wer'
killed and Col. Garnet and Major Hurley severel!
wounded.
The Vicksburg correspondent Of The ARpea
takes gloomy view Of matters. lie says Gen
Grants movement deceived both our people AM
military men.
Gen. Bragg was at Atlanta, Ga. on the Cd inst.
A dispatch from Richmond says railroad connec
ton bas been reGsablished between Richmond sn'
Fredericksburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
he DEAD ALL BURIED
ibe I,scOrd in the Case Of General Buell.
,hsy Are Generally UnfaVorable to the French
va nispasch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

,shl nispssch to The N. Y Tribune
WAsHiyeroS, Friday, May Is 1868
Al. fUR WOUNDED THIS SIDE OF THE XIV En-
1te .ast of our wounded left on the other slde oi
shg Rappahannock have been brought over '"0
- As good care was taken Of them WHO ~
,,nained in the enemys lines as eouid reaso"a''
= Foa.ted. Our surgeons have been win '1eu
sipce Gen. Hooker recrossed the river. Inc meu-
cal stores sent over at the suggestion % "o" i''
vVe,e taken nossession of by the Rebels, but Were
ssued 10 our surgeons on proper requisitions' All
Tho Seaa Of both armies have been buried.
THE CASE OF GEN. BUELL..
rh. record in Gen Buelrs case has arrived here.
Thsre "a reason to believe that the findings OF the
f,coy. are such as to show that the President bad
.poDle reason for removing Buell from the command
,fthe department Of the Cumberland, and that the
coyernmeu. only erred in postponing his removal so
i1sg.
TIE SECOND CONTROLLERSHIP OF TIE IKEAs'
URN.
TIE Hon. Preston King is named as the probable
successor of J. Madison Cuts in the Second Con
i.ollership Of the Treasury.
ADvICEs FROM MEXICO.
aha general tenor of advices from Mexico re-
aiv+l at the State Department to-day is unfavora-
,,.gb, orooress toward tbe capture OF Puebla. Tue
.s-i.sns were defending toe place with desperate
,-pee. Gen. Comon:ort had received reinforce
,osn,, and was about to assume the offensive. Gen
5,,ey wac believed to be in perilous situation.
THE REMOVAL OF BAYARD TAYLOR.
TSs Republican Of tonight says. as by authority
Ii. understood that Bsyard Taylor, the Secretary
uu3sr NJ Cameron, allowed bis name TO be USED
against Minister ClayIn the Senate, and this Is PROB
,lbly tue cause of bis removal.
EWELL To SUCCEED JACKSON.
J: is said ths; the dying words Of SlonewaH Jack
90 were d request that Gen. Ewell might be as
signed to the commspd of bis troops.
EXAMINING tURGEONS APPOINTED.
TIE Commissioeer of Pensions has ap-
pointed the following Examining Surgeons; Dr.
Edward Mead Ciqclansti, 0hioi DR.. Wm. j. He'd
deps, St. Joseph. MFi DR.. James Jewell, Catskill,
N. Y; DIR. Cuibert4. Jones, vice Dr. 5. Oaks, re-
moved, Chester, Illsaois.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
A Dcserter shot-The Tennessee River
Falling.

NASHVILLE. Friday May u.s. 1862
Private Julius Mieck, of the 10th Michigan In
fantry, was shot at noon to-day for desertiOn.
The river is falug. There is five feet of water
on the shoals.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
sROm GEN. sTAHEL,s COMMAND.
eeeus for Rebels at Goose Greek and
Leesburg-NOne Eound-s skirmish with
Binek Horse Cavalry-DeGeat Of the
EebeIs md Death of their Entertaiuer.

Syecisl Dispatch to The y i. Tribune.
WAsHseroN, Friday May Is. 1863
Your special correspondent sends the following
dated
FAIRYAx COuET-IioUsE P. m, Mayl5 1862.
An expedinon, under Lieut.-Col. Stagg, Of the
lst Aichigan Cavalry, sent out by Gen. Stahel in
sesreh Of the Rebels reported to be in the vicinity Of
Goose Creek and Leesburg, returned to-day without
lAvjng discovered any trace Of the enemy, proving
hat the recent fears Of raid were without reason
able foundation. Several arrests were made by COL
stagg.
A scouting party, sent out yesterday, came dpou
s small force Of the Black Horse Cavalry at the
hc1se Of Mr Mazi,la, five miles beyond Warrentou
Function, and a skirmish ensued. SIR. Masilla wa,
killed aud several others Of tie Rebels wounded.
Oor force had three wounded. The Rebels were
driven from their position and forced 10 retreat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON
THE UNION FORCES UNUSUALLY ACTIVE

Formidable Batteries Built on Folly Island
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16
From tho sout.i-Wc est.

LOUISVILLE. Friday. May l5 1868.
Col. ia cob in Sundays light with the Rebels
Clarke and Chanault, at Horseshoe Bottom Narows,
on tie Cumberland, lost AZ men, including three
officers.
Capt Chenault and several other Rebel officers
and 80 OF their men were killed, aud three taken
prisoners.
Gen. John II. Morgan was in command with nine
regiments, aggregating 1000 men, which are still on
the south side OF the Cumberland, only small squads
having crossed at different points.
Col Graham, at Glasgow, killed several Rebels,
and drove 200 10 tho south side OF the Cumberland
on Wednesday.
There is no considerable force of Rebels on the
north eide Of that river. Morgan's proposed raid
into Kentucky has been defeated by the forces of
Coils. Boye aud Holman, and the 10th Michigan
Regiment under Col. jacobs, at the Narows.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

Charles W. Morrill,, Company A, 18th Mana
ehlsetls Regiment, 10 whom PfesideBt Lincoln sent
Bblt in place OF one which had arrested one oi
the entmys bullets at ChancelloIsyiIle, died Of the
wound l. his lead oL Thursday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

The AMEHcA.-The yacht America arrived at
Newport on Tuesday, after IL months service in the
Charleston blockade. She is to be stationed at
Newport for the use Of the Naval Academy, is OF
about lSO tuns, aud is armed with three guDs-two
2i.poundcrs and one l2.pounder. She captured one
prize the Davy Crockett, while acting on the block
aiding squadron. She assisted in the capture OF the
Princess Royal Georgana to be fitted at Charleston
as priyateer, and the Stonewall jackson, formerly
the Leopard, which our vessels drove ashore, when
che was burned. The Gertrude, afterward captured
by the Vanderbilt, vas driven out by four shots
from the America while attempting to enter Aiaiht'
Channel. These are some of the services which this
Yacht has rendered while oil Charleston, IN charge
of her efficient commander. Acting Master Baker.