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BON tbrsn D6!frn ~ lun.n. aanl nod
parlamenta,il@u O.pnun9 petfabrtn unb
et,nfaus tsratbtnre &ommtfcnsn asbtl'
ct saten. ps,su benanpia.e Mt,alitc Ter
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ph e&Ioafutisteit res 4aifs1e s'ttnnsn
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Id tpcuie 80" 80 CLAUDE paroue ent'
rsbmtn lu t0rfsn, ro6 eli soufommsu
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b,anlrft&. ga Grants" prraftnt'
lt6t Ndbstse lbsr penGntwu.f elmer 9sr''
fafun8 fdr Ru6tonb, wona& jsnse &et&
In 10 eto6s p~routnaen lstfalS unb ttee
proptn, etnsn Qanrtas srtaltsn iou. Die
k 2~aneiaae .ioIen einsn a%emstniomsn
&d&eiae bsf&tdsn rcd fou pelsn nt&'
ro3u atnb'biat tpsrptu. Die ~beienrste
RtQiuuna poltns miro in iol&sm Sale
lsrisli@ rom 2auptuae In @orf&au At
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24

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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
~ 49, 40 REMEMBER, s2o'n'oG Ao'
q, o'' That these BitterIs are 7'9i,
+, E'o Ta IA 4 ,c. o,,Ho,L'1ic',,@. =. g y
And not intended as a BEVERAGE.

THE Proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent Clergy men, Lawyers, Physis
clans and Citizens, testifying Of their own pcrso7
nal kpoyledge.to the beneficial effects and medi-
cal virtues ofthsse Bittets. - zI8li7i %iG Noj
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering from Nd,ysmnus, wasting away,
with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are cured
in a very shortItme.; one bottle in such cases,
will have most surprising effect. =. ag.,s2 =,
Parents having suffering children as above,
and wishing to raise them will never regret the
g1jiterary men, Students, and those working
hard with their brains; should always keep a
bottle Of Hoo6apd's. Bitters near them, as they
wIll lind much benefit from its use, to both mind
and body, invigoratihg ahd not depressing. III
:, II IS I. nor 4 IIoUoR- sTtMfULANrs, il9a
Il iDdl 9rAsp LEAVES NO fRosrRATios. ,zg NON
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
WILLIAM GLUcK.

respectfully, informs his country friends,
that he has the latest, best and most i'm
proved. Stoves lin the city, comprising
Cook, PaHor and Counting Room Stoves
of every description. Among the number
is the VIM PENN IMPROVED, for
wood or coal, ROYAL COOK, and Stu
arts Patent COOK. STOVE, FAIRY
QUEEN SPARLORLSTO VIE, and all
sizes of EGG STOVES, which he can
recommend as good, and begs his friends
to give him call before purchasing else
where. ;'* WILLIAM GEUCK.
,9Gllh4BG1H Central stoyeH House, }
Gay Street Bridge, Baltimore.
'sep1S-4nl n13f INV I'HiEh0 iHs5g I
III r 80 ~
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
ATTENTION. ps0LDxERs!
-llGAN DlFHE FRIENpSsoF StLnIRRsL

j., w, call the attention Of all having relations
and friends in the ARMY, 70 the fact that a'"l
,oo,r.HI926FzAND's GERI,4N BI7TERS p
viii cure nne-tenths of the diseases induced, BY
exposures aud priyations of camp life, In, the
lists; Published almost dolly in the newspapers,
ohtbBEffrisal efthe. sfek lit VIII be noticed that
very large proportion are suffering from debili-
E, EsSsrT sass IF thatSjpd can BE- readily cared
ny iIfpon9 1 e German Bitters VS. have 40 hes-
fatfoh inIstnting that # these E,tters We're freely
uHadIaaio0siour soldiers headreds oflives might
be sasefas that 0thtrwisewnpi be lest.il nj 55j
The proprietorS are daily RECEIVING thankful
letters from sufferers in tile army and. HOSPITALS.
who have lieen RESTORED ID health BIZ the use of
pieae Filters, sentltothem by their friehds. sHI
-'0eB dEsWAARE Or co11sNS Ffl'EREEIrs ~! 3,
ssedhathha signature. offs QSe MoJACK-
SOM is,Qnlthe WRAPPER of,1 o,
ynsql qol ssaa each bottle.al !!iw bas ,bs
NJ Price ref'Bottie rs Gents a
Or Half DOG. for %. ,1sA's
Wsaee Should your nearest druggist mot
havedheaar.icle, do not BIZ putlofTilbx any
MISUNDERSTANDING preparations 9thatI may
be offered iRits place. but aendlto hs,and
we B9llioryArd, ragely. packeLlbbsexr
Prassp DIR I'D 4lagus bi:as evlg 81
0FFIcElANDFs iANUFAcFeRY
36si ArSk Street, 'Phiiad'sa1, asl I'''
10 N rs &iaE VA MS,
q agsaeoessots tOacaM. ia oKsoN& coy.s
sra bra t,rfoppi oss.issds
salsL gssdh ,alils3 ISL u bSf1 N y asss;is
For sale BY JAMES ne RRoN,
corner Of Main street and Port Deposif
avenue. BEla APR, MI. AHA Bya b ruseists
ind Dealers maessfySio% hoYna tke Uhited
States. ju81
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

: 3 e.
.rheTfi are many preparations sold under the
name o. Bltters, put up in quart bottles, COM
pounded Of the cheapest Risky or common rum,
costihe Tfoh 20 to DO cents per gallon, the taste
disguised hyanise Or coriander seed. r hnf :. IT,.
This class of iBitters has, caused and will con-
tinpG TO cause, as long as they ca;i beso'd. hun
dreds to die the death Of the drunk ara BY
tlHit Use the system. Isl kept Jconrihualyudd
the intueneeof ALCOHOLIC Slmulants ofthe worst
kind, the desire for Iqsor is created and kept up,
ana the result is all the horrors attendant upon a
drpnkard's life and death i-HHrG1 Jr' US d,
For those who desire and toiU havea LIQUOR
Bttters, we publish the following receipt !; i Get
Q|le BofHe Hocfqnq'S s., German Bitte4s and mix
with three quarts Of go6a Brandy or Whisky, and
the result viii be preparation that will far ex-
GEL IN medicinal virtues md true excellence any
of the numerousiL iahof0 Bitters3in the market.
and will cost much less, You will have all the
virtues of Hoofand's Bitters Ill connection With
a good article Of iLiqHor, at a. much less price
Than these inferior preparations will cost you.o
hooFLAND's GERMAN B1TTERs ,''r'
WIZ gee you a Good Appetiis,' ''' '''! ~ S"''
'Wa1Gbs yo& StFdag Leattay Nsrtves,h "la
ih % bit15 wa enable y6lto Steep .Wels N .1TB
n'1JitdWW giusIyou 5riskaM s,srgetie Feelings,
~ Aad giU Positively prsUeat Keiloy Feper 49,,
9tlr oaiIrm l., ,Bilious Fsuer, DC.
Those suffering from broken down and deHtcate,
constitutions, from whatever cause, either III
male Or female, will find I'M il 'pq - "a fisus
~" HoOFEAND's GERMAN B[TTERs, oao
Airenieiy that will restore them to their usual
health SaCh has behnl the case in thousands Of
instances and fair TRIAL is but required to
F9TJ IN sStf M iIpl gH' no yfu,C l.ft I'm.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23

/ L2issasesi& KidRfJsI and Bladder in young,or
aged, nale, Or female are, speedily removed, and
Tue paienl restored 70 heaitn. cd ,.f,, d,,,,,,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
Election Notice.

| NOTICE is hereby given to the Judges
IN of Election and to the Voters Of
Hartford county, that an Election will be
held .l99TI1 yBD dl18H Gel
On W1eed4anesdgy, ithsS 4t4h day Of November,
neat,
In the several Election Districts of EIar-
ford county, at the usual places of hold
ing Elections in said districts, for the pur-
pose of electing the following officers, to
wit: %
One Member of Congress-.
One Comptroller Of the Treasury.
One Commissioners of the Land Office.
Three Members of the House of Dele
gates, TO represent said county in the next
General Assembly of Maryland 81 n q
One State Senator.
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
One Register of Wills. 'a a-i''l' a99 :
One Sheriff, XIV s ~ -
One States Attorney.
Five County Commissioners. a4f@
Three Judges ofthe Orphans CourGgaa
One County Surveyor ~ r.. '..s .'.:, t.r3.
Also, by, each Election District, Road
Supervisors, and Justices Of the Peace, and
Consfables, as follows bna Leaa'i n.,' @t
For District No. |, "a Road Supervisor,
four Justices of the Peace and three Con-
stables. .iia3 asn r" 80 .J1 INV ~ 40
For District No. 9, Road Supervisor,
four Justices of the Peace and three Com
stables. p III a., ,,.,....--rs Ia. ...
For District No. 8, Road Supervisor,
five'Jastices lofJthe Peace and four Con-\
sablesg .3r.tn9 qll haa -aas.3. s'dg. II
For District No. a, Road Supervisor,
four Justices of the Peace and three Com
stables. ~ 4aa-. qrli mi,
For District No. S, Road Supervisor,
five Justices of the Peace and three Con-
stables. 80 '"' }A1-''' 's-''
For District No. 6,two Justices of the
Peace and one Constable. @ae
81 The Polls will be opened at nine,
O'Clock A. NJ, and closed at six O'Clock,
P. Nj. ''''''' IVA
The return Judges are required to make
return on the second day following the
Election (Friday,) tothe Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Hartford County. q .s,..,Tp
CHARLES D. BOULDlN,
% ]" '''' Sheriff of Hartford County.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23

ORDERED, this 26lli daylof September,
~ 1863, that the sale made, and reported
lnthe above case, by Daniel Scott, Trustee,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown ON or before the
10Th day Of November 1853 provided a
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed and published in Har-
ford County once in each Of three success
sive weeks before the. said 10th day Of
November, 1863. ita ref.,alT I, . t.l,rT .,a
The report states the amount of sales
$2l775LnnILA eif sGggiftad G8t "etl4 ydr
T '',Is.l an, rwM.GALLowAY, Clerk,
. True Copy, Test, r.ggs III gaa
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

~ y 49, 10y 80 g
% FTds, ~ . =; rasy q Us 5lk
Iowa cavalry. sncoantessd 6hout IN equal
number Of rebels On the rad bstwesn IT.
Donelson and Waverly Tlsrsbsk wsrs
completely routed. 81 were captured,
among them Major Blander, : Captains,
] Lisutsnant, one Surgeon and Quarter
Master.
Gan. Rosecrsns has Issued IN opdsr
that oil horses ct for government ssrviee
shall be impressed. This is to prevent
them from falling into rebel hands. Over
800 horses have already been picked up,
We have nothing important from below.
II il reported the Memphis Bulletin
and Argus have been suppressed BY order
Of Gen. Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

The steamer Roanoke from New Or.
leans 9th. and Havana 9th, has arrived
The steamer Marion was wrecked in
Doablehead Shot Keys on the I'd instant.
She will prove total loss.
Dates from Mexico are to the 2qd
Pueblo 28d, aud Vera Cruz esd of March
and Let Of April.
Nothing has been done in the vicinity
Of Pueblo except skirmishing. resulting
rather to the discomfort Of the French.
No news was allowed to leak out from
Vera Cruz. A general esdss WAS issued
~ OriEAba imposing heavy penalty on
all Who even talk OF Affairs at PuebIs.
The Vanderbilt WAS at Havana.
The advioss par Roanoke state that our
troops destroyed all the railroad buildings
Ct Port Cdatoula, and had fallen back 70
Paas AarchaiA. Scouting parties sent
out in the Amite country met = small
force OF rebel cavalry with whom thew
had short skirmish. 10 rebels were
killed and IL wounded and captured.
Our loss was 4 wounded. Gen. Growers
and Weitsel's forces are in supporting
distance OF each other. Gen. kmorv 3
division has been sent to Join them. Ii
IL believed Gen. Emory viii command !
strong movement up the Anchafalags.
Business 1t New Orleans Il rather on
the increase. 1t Is said by people FROM
Dixie that large quantities Of cotton ar,
hidden ~ the country people. and q
soon - the Government gets possession
much Of this cotton, which has been 70
ported burned BY the rsbsl government
viii come out.
A letter a the evening papers aays Ii,
receipt sntidi0g the holder to % mucl
per pound for cotton out.of the Confeds
rate treasury, Is not very highly prisss
BY any one but the holder. The atapls i
considered - good ~ 80 much gold when
ever the market Is opened. A sohoonc
load or two finds its way occasionally /,
70 city, much 70 the discomfort Of blstan
rebels Of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
New York, April IL.

A steamer arrived from Port Royal Ii,
via Charleston bar. Among the passen.
gers are Gen Truman Seymour and staff,
Gen. Garden and M. Doesborg, French
Consul at Charleston.
The News of the I lth says the fight 1t
Charleston was resumed on the 10th, but
with what result it could not ascertain.
1t adds: "Fcrt Sumter is probably breach
ed by this time" The Purser Of The Ar.
ago, in his report, says the Ironsides and
the iron clads were still of Charleston
bar on the 18th. Nothing had transpired
lnca- tia homhardment of the 7th Gen.
Hunter aud army would leave for Port
Royal next day.
The steamer Ocean Queen from Aspin-
wall arrived hero this afternoon with
e2l7, 900 in treasure. -Four California
schoonen were conveyed portion Of the
way by the gunboat Connecticut. The
Arago brings the following intelligence
The gunboat Washington ran aground
on the 9Th inst. in Broad river, near Port
Royal Ferry. The E. K. Hale went Il
her assistance, but to no purpose. The
rebels brought down light battery aud
opened on her. A chance shot struck
her magazine. causing the destruction Of
the gunboAt. Two men were killed. two
MORALLY and eight slightly wounded. AL
were of the Sd Rhode Island volunteers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

" ~ 81 ~ ~ - il z
HRovIsiUMe- Dull. Asss Fork ~ ri .9s1ms
Asss ois ~ Csanssy CiAr ss1ss, ssse -: Gpaa1sy
Hans. lsose, ske; CesaHy sAsal1sss, 100. -
1ssf kakAeks Ps.s County Ksssls Lad = - \.
o. Pork Ell %.
BuTTkG--cAosss Roils, RsOaDte. '
TALLoW--CSssiy &c. E*sgiNg
FLOUR--Dsll. CAeses s7o7 ~ spxiae RsesA
o. soooe ~ ~.
wH1AT-Msssss sssss ~ IL ,svss. sssiss-ns.
!, u oste q =; NO. :. u sikoea osk 1aIeas1
Spring soOsec.
I coRs-Dsai ard hssvy. M,xsd cssa IL Sssss ~
10 S7c, Rsjsstsd Cora insssrs ~ rs&
oATS--Msrhst assiss. sseoSecS
nyk-haskst active. No. I \ Ssps ~; - tso1k,
e0c. aFtss@
RARLKy-Quiss Coed u =, II sssss
HIGhwTNke--1or.
CLOVER .sxEp--Mers sstiss; Coed -.
TIMOTHY s1kD--0soAoi q, pstme o r; shssse
of7s.
FLAX ExED--Geod o. u for Air qssiity. I
ALcoHok-1S0n6a
DRIED sRU1T-Prims New Yort Appisse2s n
pared Peaches sh9loe.
wCoL-sn good demand ii 7oD7ss
RGEs-Eail u eeses Per dss
POULTRY .chiekens per dea. % 50, TurAsys per
=, lie.
BkANs-oi SOC 81 u.s.
PoTAroks-Prime 500 zoe; msdiun, sso7Ss -
busAsi.
sALT--Livsrposl Greund Aiam o. W per ssck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
NV rT,T Non mr.
r rDcrr, H-rxxyr
Later from Charleston !!
u0NIT0Ro Ann JnON ri AnC DpinV
nan .ro.u 80.
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
FROM NEW ORLEANS,
COnperheNGs Defeated In
springfield, III.
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON
TO BE CONTINUED.
[spetocial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune. ]

t~f D'SPosSh w Nnicdko 1TiuuucsI
Washington, April IS.
The rebels that were moving in force
upon Yorktown and Suffolk, were beaten
back from Yorktown by Gen. Keyes to
Williamsburg, leaving behind their arms,
ammunition and knapsacks.
There is rumored fighting at Suffolk,
but no particulars. 1t 10 rumored that
there were most vigorous preparations
for resistance.
A despatch from Fortress Monroe yes.
terdsy says skirmishing is going on at
Williamsburg.
Lieut.. Col. Kimball. Of Hawkins
Zouaves, was killed between Norfolk and
Suffolk Saturday night, BY what means
ID unknown.
The Virginia soldiers say they will lay
down their arms, and that that State shall
be the first back into the Union if JEFF
Davis leaves Richmond.
The old regiments are not to be con.
solidated at present in the army of the
Potomac. The request is strongly urged
not to carry out the recent order. but "a
I'LL up the old regiments with drafted
men, drafting only enough for that pur.
pose.
The receipts Of the Internal Revenue
Department for lest week are over 9
million and half of dollars, and arc
steadily increasing.
The Accumulation 10 not dispirited
~ the Charleston news. The President
10 In better spirits and has more confidence
In eventual success there than he had be.
fore the attempt was made. 1t has been
ascertained that the iron-clads can pass
the batteries and reach the city if the OBJ
structions can be removed. The prob
lem 10 how TO remove them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Commercial.
8. III A M I l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main ssrssss.

DAILY Carr CIvs ovyscs,
KsoE-K April n. ~. !
The produce market 10 dull asd dspopins; Sissr
Whes., Rye. Potatoes, Lara Asd Hids have
suffered more OF iess Of decline seutAsm sAvtess
show falling % In price Of all shsss articles, wnseA
i. caused ~sssiy ~ IN evw supply. pss
hitA Dssns m urn gussasiens. Salt 10 doll sad
defining Aoss soe ars Asld Andy snass savisss Of
IN sdvaass la eastern nsrhst
sLouk-sapssaAse o. =; .spris wAsats xsrs .
Ia; Pail wAsstgxsrao o. o.
corn MkAL-eopoei o. ? 100 ~,
DAAM I've ~.
SHIP STUT1--sos.
CoRN-so11scv bash.
SARLEr-ei % 70 81 n.
wnsAr-vaii ela ossi 10; spriug 7s0ssc ? su.
kYR-ssosoe
0ATS-6o 10 $50.
P0TAToEs-6o 70 7se. Retail ! eoe
SUGAR - New Orleans TAI, tsSs; prime III
choice l3aiclsrined 10; ersshsdsna psvdsssai7.
AoLAssEs - Bslehsr's Sugar Hoass ~; Col.
dsnsyrupSaossc--vsry ssarcs, sorSns 3GoAes.
CoPPKK-Rie sAosse; lava ~ Laguyrs Is.
RICE-soaos.
soAP-Psin Il, Family ~. 0srnsn 70.
cANDLKs-starls; Aesia II.
TALLOw-sc.
.4
BurTEx-connon Toto laas; Choice lsh COS
retail 9sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sns sides no sale,
Sugar Cured Hans. &c., retail loo.
LEATHER-Soie 3%Ga5 nsrnsssloOle.
HIDBs-pisms dry iee, grubby half price greer
SIC; green sheep peits l0cGi IS; green hog akin.
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, sle0Ia ", sAisd sla ee9si.
prsirte m OO0e 10 o.
sEKDs-Timoshy q % 10 10, Flax SEED % 4
- 50; good demand
OHIoNR-ei IS.
KGG6-k 70 %.
WHITE BRANa--l 50to % N
YRATHERs-3oo4e.
FRUIT- Dried Applss &c per =. Dried Peach.
% 100. Raisinset 7boos IS.
GREEN APPLEs--oi % S1sA.
CHEKSk-WesssEn Rssssveand psanakl Is TO i7l
BnaR sgross.
sHk8P-es ooos % vAeaa.
sALT--G.A ssfs ' sssk; KapawAa $500 . bal
rel; Lake $500.
YrsH--Nseksrsi,Eo Isllssey vbbI. mo SCI,
0sl9. he. . esoeIe. wAissPisA. No i o. 50.
? half bbi. Cod Pish sos -.
OILs-Coal OH, 80 ~ ~; YsssiI g. Lnsssd OH
d % 70 %. Lard OIL, q ootoi 10.
BEKswAx-Prins, - 70 1sc-
FAT HoGs-es soto oAes ssn.
RAGs-wsslsn /; cessssls.
OLBIAoN-ie . D. Brass Isle > Cope
Ito ? D.
| KxcaAnss.-Oa New Ysrx 4 psre snt .sankaS,
keaads; FAiiaAalpAis, Bosson. Chicago And cissia
| ssti kper esai: d. Leuis y per cent. Gold - 4
II :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
MIDNIGHT REPORT,


New Iorky April IA.
The City Of New York from Liverpool
let, via Queerstown I'd, arrived hero this
morning.
The Cunard company intend running
an independent line Of screw steamers
fortuightly to New York, commencing
the 10th.
The London Morning Post regards the
affairs Of the Confsdsratss hyouAbls It
home and abroad, and exp - hope
that within year their d ~ Be
anOcaaafnl.
II has been positively : s.
Conledsrates intend ~ er
loas abIosd.
Lord Pslmsrston in ~
gov deplorsd the slvIll h,
and said notwithstanding tks 49, bent
Of both psstiss, she British Cove hsnt
would not depart ftsa IL neutssiily.
II i reported an sxpsdision against
vsnics i prsparing o. Swiss tsraitory.
The Tina says the seizure Of tie Pc
tsrhof demands the serious attention Of
England.
Polish insurgsnt leaders are disbsnd-
ing their forces and giving up the con.
test.
Primes Wilian second, son Of Prince
Christian Of Dsnmark, has besn pro.
claimed King OF Greece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
[Herald's Special.
Headquarters Army Of he Potomac

April IA.
The Richmond Despatch, Of April 10
acknowledges the defeat Of Pegram, in
Kentucky. and says the rebel loss was
heavy, and that after q severe hand-to-
hand fight Of several hours the Confed-
crates gave up the unequal Hght and fell
back, the enemy not pursuing.
The Dispatch says that Rosecrans has
sent five regiments Of infantry TO Ken.
lucky, and has ordered al cavalry from
that State to his army At Aurfreesboro
and is moving his troops on his left
doubtless TO prevent any movement upon
our part 10 that State.
The Danville cars brought into Rich.
mond the 9th. 343 Union prisoners, cap
tured by Gen. Forest ut Brentwood
Among them were % commanding off
GERS. All viii be exchanged At an early
day.
Capt. A. G. Webster, of the fedora
army. was hung Friday last in Richmond
The unfortunate man met his fate with
fortitude, himself giving the signal fol
the fatal trap to be opened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Indianapolis, April ID.

InuiauapoHs, Apfh -.
Burnsidc's order relative 10 sending
domestic traitors beyond the federal lines,
and protecting Union men 10 well receiv-
ed in Indiana, ~ il confirms the pre-
vious action Of Gen. Carrington. A I'm
ion man was driven from home because
hs was accused of reporting X. G. q. 70
the commander Of the District, was sent
back to-day with officers instructed 10 re-
y on civil authority, but il not protected
the offenders are to BE- dealt with under
the order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
New York, April IA.

The Tribune's special correspondents
learns through private channels that Long
street attacked our forces. under Keys,
near Yorktown, Saturday. The rebels
wsro repulsed and fell back to Williams
burg, leaving behind arms. knapsacks,
DC. The rebels under Prior, At The aams
time, assumed an attitude TO attack us at
Suffolk. The object 10 supposed TO be to
prevent oar sending reinforcemsnt to
Foster.
The Herald's Havanna letter reports
the French On the 3lst nit. in possession
of the hills north, south and west Of Pu
ebla. Forey had guns within Of q mile
Of the suburbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Washington, April Is.

Ex-Reprssentative Lowe Of California
viii receive his commission a Collector
81 Customs at tho port Of San Faaeisco
hy ~ nsxt steamer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
New York, April IL.

Advicss per the Ar1go stats Tint .the
iron clad Patapsco went 70 Port Royal
and was there repaired and again returned
for service. None Of the vesseh excsp,
the Ksokuk were ssriossly injured; the
rsst Of the feet ars inside Of Chsrlesiou
bar.
Saturday evening part Of tho hind forces
sailsd iron Port Royal. y
The desigs II attacking Charleston i
not abandoned, and the confidence of our
naval oGcess \ h no degree shaken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
New York, April Is.

New York, April Is. !.
The Marion was bound from New York
for New Orleans, and had valuable cargo
and 10 passenger. all of whom were
saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Washington, April Ia
Especial 70 Post.l

The Government Is making prepare
tons for drsh % GU mp Che old regi-
ment. which have been depleted BY the
casualties Of the service. The 6tate Of
New York viii b anoag tho FIRST called
upon for fresh troops.
The weather is magnificent, and the
Virginia roads are in excsllsut condition