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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Headquarters Army of The Potomac,

Headquarters Army of The potomac,l
May IL.
The following order has been issued by
Gen Hooker:
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,l
May 6.
General Order No. 40,
The Maj. Gen. Commanding tenders
to this army his congratulations on the
achievements of the last seven days. If
1t has not accomplished what was expect
ed the reasons are we'll known to the ar.
my. 1t is sufficient TO say they were of
a character not to be toreseen or prevent
ed by human sagaoity, or RESOURCES. In
Withdrawing from the south bank of the
Rappahannock before delivering gener
al battle to our adversary the army has
given renewed evidence of it's confidence
in itself and It's fidelity to the principles
it represents in fighting at disadvantage.
We would have been recrcant TO our trust.
to ourselves. our cause and our country.
Profoundly loyal and conscious Of its
strength, the Army Of the Potomac will
give or decliDe battle whenever Its inter-
ests or honor demaud. 1t will also be
the guardianship Of its own history and
its own arm by our celebrity and secresy
OF movement. Our advance and passage
Of the river was undisputed, and on our
withdrawal not rebel yentured to follow
US. The events Of the last week may
swell with pride the hearts Of every Off
Ger and soldier of this army. We have
added new laurels To its former renown.
We have made long marches, crossed riv-
ers. surprised the enemy in his entrench-
ments, and wherever VIC have fought we
have inflicted heavier blows than received.
We have taken from the enemy 500
prisoners and Is colurs, captured and
brought ell pieces of artillery and plac-
ed hors du combat l8, COO of the enemy's
best troops We have destroyed his de-
pots, filled with vast amounts of stores,
damaged his communication, captured
prisoners within the Notifications of his
capitol, and filed his country with fear
and consternation We have no other re-
greet than that occasioned by the loss of
our brave comIades. ard la this Nc ARE
consoled by the conviction that they lave
fallen in the hottest cause ever submitted
to the arbilrament Of war.
By command OF MAJ. GEN HooKER
(Signed) S. WILIIAMs,
Asst Adj. Gen
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sent BY Seward to Adams, II is believed


nothing Of the kind is intended to be
presented to our Government. The re-
ports were probably encouraged with the
view to mitigate the difficulties OF the ap-
preaching CONSUMPTION. with the present
feeling of the British public which recent
ly found expression in Parliament. IL
would be highly dangerous for the Wash.
ington Government TO place matters in
such position as might render contin-
ued exercise of forbearance impossible on
the part Of the British Government.
The Minister announced the Peterhof 8
mails will be forwarded TO their destna.
ton unopened, and the same course will
be pursued in similar cases
Liverpool, 30.--Cotton sales Of last
four days, 5000 bales; market dull and
all quotations declined slight, but firm at
the close.
Breadstufis have an upward tendency.
Flour quiet, but Cd higher; red western,
s9099a wheat, l0@l0a; corn drmer,
l@3i higher, mixed 29s 6d@29s Cd.
Provisions quiet but steady; beef irreg.
ular and tending downward ; pork steady;
bacon steady and quiet.
American securities firmer; Erie AGO
a ILL., Cen, 44A@43A discount. Con-
soils closed, Thursday. s3sG934 for
mcuey
Bank rate of discount has been reduced
toS
Latest Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Circular reports sales of the week, 10000
bales.
Market dull and prices generally 4@ld
lower. Marke, closed frmer, but rates
unchanged.
New York, May ii.
The City Of Washington, from Liver
pool 3eth, arrived ut O'clock this morn
Ing.
The Charleston failure attracts much
attention. The Times regards il rs n ca
tastrophe more signal than any reverse
the North has yet sustained, and deduces
a moral, that the forts are still more than
a match for iron -clads.
The Daily News says it is puerile TO
aiiempt- to describe the repulse ~ cstas-
trophe, and doubts whether many sensi-
BILE Americans e.er expected to see Char
leston taken by the fleet
The Confederate loan slightly advanced
under the news.
The Observer says the representations
sent to Washington regarding Adams
conducrin granting certificates TO Mexi.
can vessels, will doubtless shorten his
diplomatic mission.
The Times, on the contrary, says the
difficulty is to be smoothed down, and il
is reported that Adams admits of acting
with undue haste, and consequently raises
no pretensions TO necessitate the absolete
protest from one Government to another.
The Star says frank explanation by
Adams hsd re-es,abliehed friendly feel
ings which always existed between him
and Russell.
A Paris correspondent of the Times
gives report that the French Govern
ment had sent instructions to Washing
ton, 10 demand explanations respecting
Adams safe pass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
New York Nav &c


We have advices from Vera Cruz tc
April 9th, ,is French sources. The
fall OF Pneb!a is expected 10 be announced
by the next mail. The French had met
with no repulses or revcrses whatever,
and had lost but A men killed and l6
wounded during the siege.
A powder magazine connected with the
cartridge factory in 10th street, near the
East river, exploded last night. The
building was considerably shattered, and
a few houses around suffered somewhat.
No lives were lost as far On known.
Exchanged news received on the Pine
street bulletin says the army of the Poto.
mac has not left Falmouth This is on
the authority Of an officer who arrived
from there this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Washington, MAY IL.

A report was current yesterday that the
enemy bad left their fortified positions
along the Heights, but a close observation
last evening disclosed the fact that their
numbers there had not been diminished
They were still at that point yesterday
morning. At the time of our recrossing
the river at the United States Ford it is
believed only two divisions of the ene-
my's forces remained ON our front near
Oh ncellorsvllc as n rear guard.
Notwithstanding reports, We had not
recrossed the Rappahannock up to yes
terday noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Cincinnati, Nav l9

The application for writ of habeas
corpus In the case of Vallandigham, was
argued to-day before Judge Leavitt in the
United States Circuit Court. The merits
OF the case were fully gone into by Mr..
Pugh for Vallandigham and Mr.. Perry
for Gen. Burnside. Con. Burnside sent
In long communication 10 the court, of
which the following is synopsis: He
will use all his power TO SD ppress sedition
IN the army, and without doing so there
can be nc discipline and no success If
IN enem, were to distribute tracts in the
army and create sediton, he would be
hung as soon as found guilty, and one of
our own public men should not be allow
ed TO do it with IMMUNITY. In crisis
like The present, public men should not
encourage sedilion nor aid in the organ
ization OF secret societies to DESTROY the
government. In his department men
should not do this. He will enforce order
No. SO. and leave the consequences to God
No power either in war or peace but the
United States government, aud il must
be sustained, and will be in this depart
ment; and he adds too that all honest men
wiil agree with him. Let people change
the administration at the proper time and
In constitutional manner, but not create
sedition In the army. N . one but the
soldiers In the held can fully appreciate
.he 'nipo' lance OF arrests Tor encouraging
the enemy The soldiers are sacrificing
I'll upon me altar OF liberty and their
county IL Is folly to talk of laying
oowh our arms now. No man proposes
10 90 SO unless he Likewise intends to
sacrlnee The country. lie says he has the
facts before the court martial in Val,an.
oigham case IN MS possession, and they
will be made public in due time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
KEWS EROM RicHAlDND.
Death of Gen. Van Dorm
Confirmed.
GEN. GRANT DEFEATS THE
REBELS NEAR JACKSON.
Latest Foreign News.
New York, May IL.


The lierald's letter from West Point,
Va, the 9th, reports General Reyes con-
stantiy IN the saddle, and says you may
look for stirring news from here suddenly
The Times dispatch from the army Of
The Potomac, 9th, says our wounded arc
coming over rapidly. Figures of the to-
tai loss are being much diminished By
coming in of stragglers.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th
says Col. Edgar's battalion. 500 strong,
at Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, were
surprised by 1000 Yankee cavalry, late
Friday night last. Edgar rallied bis mer
and beat the Yankees off, killing IL, and
capturing Z wounded, and not wound
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

Cape Race, Nav IL.

Cape Race, May IL.
The Bohemian. from Liverpool Thurs
day 80, via Londonderry May list, was
boarded this morning. Her advices are
FIVE days later.
Mr. Adams had made frank explans-
ton regarding his letter of protection TO
Mexican vessels. No diplomatic protes.
was necessary, but it is stated France
.akes onenss at u. and demands explana-
u'n. Ioiish analrs unchanged.
London Times city article saws notr;,h.
standing additional reports from New
Aofk' Of the violent instructions being
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
9 ACUSE
Medical Dispensary.
EsTADLIsHED IN 1850.

For the relief Of the misguided asd imprudent votary
of false pleasure Who nndins thar no hns o be, The
see.s Ut oathsome disease IL from i'll timed
oil sbame deferred from applying 10 PhysicI
whose knowledge and Spsrienca alone beIriend
him IN Aistress.
TO YOUNG MEN We also pledga ourselves 10
entirely the elects of S<cr.t Habits Sap,ius,
Wexkn as, Ac, oy simple local cation sas, 10
be used causing nv poIu ~ tnc0nvenSenee. No ON.
missions occur afser thc nst appicatAsn. Adre.s b.
ma,i ~ below.
All diseases peculiar to Females treated on scientific
FaRNCM PATENT MALE sARE.-i, !, perfectly
sale and never taitst give sAtsfacon Il Ia The only
safe and sure preventive against pregnancy aud ais
The priee Of tbs Preach Patrpt Aalv sxfsTwo
tor 81, " o5 per dozen. Sentby mail
JuA paolhhed. Two Books In s,ne on PRIVATE
Dts3AeEs AND Disk ASSES OF FEMALES TIE ma.
tu,e treatmept aud radicas cures Of 6pevustorrbs.
or ssmtnAi Weakness, Sexual DEBILITY, vousp 80
Involuntary Emissions aud lmpOency, resuIting fro
self abuse, Ac Also, rods advise In rotation 10
Dsrtaes Ooueeption aud the means ~ which Il n ~
- asueds1, u necessay and othss matters az Vital
tnpcssasss " ne married sr fhosp contemplating
marriage
The knovledss thseein contained q not 20 Ae fan
IN any e.hrf work evsr pail she'd obsiasbls ro0
Aay Whei sourse whatever. s - u
ffce q cents 6<pt 70 any address on reeeips os
pre- 81 ~ vaias b stamps Persone eho, after read.
ua tl wort ma sxtisaeA thAa q 10 v.vss Il
Addssss y. - OAu1s DsaSys
Drawer 100. Sysscuse II,
Or apply ~ D.. Or corr, Csssusunr Phy sie,.p
81 she lnsstsastoaf O0ce No. 10 v letting Hail Tor,
p'slss ~ e s.ssss Hsassl nyracass. q. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
WASHINGTON Mar1c

a special to the Post says Hooker's
army has not re crossed the river. His
position and arrangements. however. in
d'cats that he expects to be employed in
some new enterprise at once.
The Treasury is in excellent condition
ana every requisition thereon is honored.
$4,000 900 has accumulated and viii i.
PAID to the army in few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Especial to Tribune
Memphis, May lo,(
YIN Tairo II

Troops are moving from here to-day,
but whether 10 Rosecrans or Grant il is
not known.
Thos. II Waterman. special agent of the
Treasury Department forabandoncd prop
erty, gives notice of the first sale OF 5000
bales of cotton. Sale to take place the
Iih OF June. Terms of sale, Govern
ment Notes or certified certificates
of deposit for sums over $40, 1000,
in repositories at Now York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, ST. Louis or
Louisville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Especial to Herald, ]
New York. Moy II

A Richmond dispatch of MAJ oh, says
official information was received, announc.
ing the death of Maj Gen. Van Dorm, at
Spring Hill, Tenn, on the 7th inst.
The existence of an association formed
for the purpose of rendering aid and com.
fort to the enemy, has been discovered by
a loyal citizen, who having suspicioned
its existence for some time, joined for the
purpose of breaking up nest OF traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
ashington, MAY IL

The impression prevailed at Falmouth
on Friday that the enemy had Withdrawn
from our front. There is no doubt but
SLOVENIAN has arrived safely this side of
the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
lTribune's Special
Washington, May IL.

John Titus, of Pa, is appointed Chief
Justice Of Utah, vice Kinney removed
Two rebel spies named WIN. Corbin
and L. Z. MeG raw are TO be shot to death
on the 18th inst., on Johnson's Island
Depot. near Sandusky, Both were con-
victed before military commission for
recruiting men within the lines of the U.
S, forces for the Confederate army, and
we're also convicted Of carrying mails and
information 10 rebels.
Commissioner Lewis has decided that
foreign consuls are liable to taxation un-
der the excise law. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, |
-. Mar

DR.. Suckley, Medical Director in charge
of our wounded on the field reports that
they are oil comfortable. They number
about l200 An ambulance train has
been sent for them, and they are expect
ed to return to camp by tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Cinc,n matt Ma, 10

The motion for writ 81 haho..a
In the case of Valland,ehan w pus
to-day and will be continued 81 800
To-day the Buell. court Of inoa;,n o =,
joarnsd sins die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13


1t is reported that Banks army has
been divided into three columns, one for.
tifying the town of Opoulasas, one re-
naming at Achafata and Baton Rouge
Banks has seized all tie negroes on the
Governors plantations.
Kirby Smith has arrived at Alexandria
from Arkansas with Walker Texas brig
ade as reinforcements. Smith is conf :.
dent that he can drive Banks to Berwick
Three powerful Confederate gunboats are
at Alexandria above the Falls.
The wheat crop in Texas is unprece-
IDENTIFY promising
Aagruder's headquarters have been re
moved to San AutUniiu.
Five gunboats passed Matches ON Sun
day night. -Four ascendcd the lied river,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

New York, May II.
The occupants of the powder factory
on 18th streeth, in which an explosion
occurred this morning, were Sheridan 4
Co and Smith Il Rand. Over 5000 lbs.
of powder exploded, leveling one or two
residences in the vicinity and injuring
many at considerable distance. Loss OF
the owners on factory $4,000, and the
entire loss cannot be less than $40,
A special from Murfrccsboro 18th says
trustworthy information received states
that Martins rebel cavalry is ut Forts.
vile, and is reported to have reinforced
Buckner's division
A lady o'fv.t g Nn>h,ilI reports
700 rebels 1t MIA -. ~. --latest re-
ports state the rebsl iorce at FROM 8 10
%, COO men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Lebanon. Nav II

Colonel Jacobs has had hard fight Of
eight hours with the Rebel Morgan
jacobs loss is heavy, but he succeeded
in getting all his men on the north side
of the river, and will be reinforced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
New York. Nav 10

A Pittsburg telegram of the lish says
the rebels made raid to the burning
springs oil well, and destroyed the well.
They burned the boats and destroyed
large quantities Of oil at the springs on
the kanawha river, 80 miles from Park
ersburg, in VERT county, 10 miles from
the B. d @. r. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

Montreal. May IL.
Parliament met was prorogued this p.
m. The dissolution and general election
takes place tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
Commercial.
CORRECTED BABY ~
Is. ii A LII,
WHOLESALE GROCER,


ksos-s ~, 40 "a
Trsnsaetions IN n,oaer. hn.. no., H., p.,.n
Rye Dat, AMI 4, iaes hn pn,,.
10 In better supply and pr,e,. low, rs.. M.
Tie heavy NJ p,e.ent s,.n,. f.,ac.,t.. 80 -,
to 10 per cent, lover. than x..,ern ou,,.a.n. x,n
freight added Dry Frui 4. scare, "a, 4, ,.,,...
best grades trinslng fully our qaetaiou,. Teas ,,l
Hrm and advancing
Dry Goods market is without Ma,er,al change
Dealers claim ioser mark than al New York with.
Out freight Prints sell al Ibto 10 cents shsstnxu
Dc to - cents,
ftouk-sapernLe - 60; sprins who's, yxtr.
asi Pail Wheat Extr. sac E#4htN&
CORN MsAL-soeas 81 ooc 100 rs,
BRAN ANDsuoRrs~-ss4 roc p 1etAs.
SHIP sTUFF--s0c.
CORN 2SA Doc bush.
SAkLkf-$i 90 10 ~ 70.
wHEAT-rsii s5ezsi o6j Spring 7sx csc slu.
RYE-$Saboe
oATs-o aSe.
foTAToks-5 50 to 55e, Retail 75c.
SUGAR - New Orleans ft ui,; prime lsi:
choice 81; New York, c, late; Nes York. A, iste;
erushsdand powde let.
MoLAssEs - Beleher's Sugar Hou,e 7ac; Col
dsnsyrupsHs s5e-very sesreei sorgum aQ :5e.
CoPFEE-Rie s3s Roc; Java 20; Lasuyrs 25.
RiCk-sSioc.
SoAP-Palm Slc, Family &c, German 7ie.
6ANDLEs-starIs; Summer Prsssd lao, Mould,
i2c.
TALLow--7ac.
LARD--sl re.
BUTTER Common 10 10 faie; Choice 10 10 loo;
s,ail aoc.
PROVISIONS Shoulders, aei Hani Il; sides an.
Sugar Cured Ham. SO, retail oc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13
headquarters Army Of Hotomac, !
May IL.

The Richmond Examiner quotes 1 sur
gson's report stating the rebel loss At 600
killed, 1000 wounded and 1900 prisoner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

nv TELraEsrg.,
Now York Market.
New York. MAY i9.
rlour-unchsnged. ssies al % 3o1 % SIS for Ex.
tia STATE; Sc sssse es ". H.o.
Whesi-Duii lie lower. Sales at 81 gasI "a for
sprinxi ~ soasi G3 Tor Milwaukee Club; 81 CO a
81 81 Tor Water Red,
Coru-nul AID ie lover sales al Cas0c for
sound; soss7e unsoaHd.
oais-Dali. slAs3.
Lard -SlaIel. loRiele
Whisky-Flrm. Sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-13

win iesvs every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SAT.
UkDAy morntns on the srrvai Of the Cars from
KsokSk. Ih~se sue Passenger Blamers win arrive q
Burlington at O'Clock p NJ, ing connection uth
the ,. I'm =. 500 she WSst, aed Too c., ~ Il q. r.
for the East, snd ssrvirg davenport Al A. H. Tor
trains leaving for Iowa Oeiy shd Chicag,.
tor f,sight Or passaxr apply atthe company oMss
~ The Depot Of tne Ks0Ask and Fort Ns1sen r. Y.
GEO. w. GIN Dun,
spls-Au 6ssssal ASs.s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-20

and warm sir uPoa al sides. We believe
that any 6eld ~hioh ~ill produce 90 bushel.
Of corn in hills s i-2 feet apart each ~ay.
four stocks 70 the ball. Vii yield ~ to 50
bushels Il planted IN drills IL feet apart.
the stalks 10 inches spar; in The drill
whea four stalks gro~ together. both their
leaves and roots are crowded. and tbey do
not develop fully. When st in drills 10
inches apart. ss-h stock wiu be fany a.
large a. when crowded in hins. We have
tired both methods thoroughly. This
holds a. true Of potatoes and all other
planted orOPs. a. for corn.
Among other experiments nc could name
here = one rcccntlv communicated 20 the
Co~E;Ty GSs;sssasn. BY :. W. Hall. With
a tape hne. thirty-thrse fret Of a ro- we're
measured Of IN several places in the best
corn. and also IN the average growth u
hrids cultivated under the t-o systems
Within this distance in each case tac bear
INK ears we're counted. and also the silks Or
failures. In the drilled fcld there we're
80 stalks. and IN that planted in hill. s.
stalk in SO feet The average IN boih ca
So ~as about one ear 90 a stalk the drilled
corn yielled rs cars above the billed. Ia
-As aiso found that in thu hills. the ubolc
number q ear and sllks together did not
equal the ear alone % the drills 90 that
were the plants in the hills fed ever 80 vel.
and each SIX sIied. they could no, evea
thea have equaIled the drills IN yield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-20

Drills better than Hills.

THIS subject Is worthy q more attention
than it has get received. We cannot a..
count for tie persistence with wLish csif,-
vaiors adhere 20 the Old practice of ai~a,s
planting corn. potatoes. etc in halls. uhen
both reason and cxperiencc are dccidcdi,
b. isvor 81 planting in drills. The slight
sdvsniage gained by being able 81 plow OUT
rors both ssys b. more than c3antcrbalsp-
oed by othgr combination. We have be-
cone 50 thoroughly convinced q The al
vantage q planting in drills. both by our
ovn experience. and BY observation. tha,
~s plant aching in bills. With the single En-
oeP'ion q s-eei potatoes. which in ihi. lat
H'de 80 plant On A. tops % srnau circular
no-ands Of earth. raised ~ a. 70 30 IN Sun
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