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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Er Judge Rorer. IA his sneech h.re

- Judge Rorer, in his speech here.
said that it was thrown up to him occa-
sionally that he voted for Breckinridge,
and great fault was found with him by
the Coppsrheads, because he now sus-
tanned the Administration. He said be
did vote for BHeekinridge, but that was
not what troubled them--what they was
troubled about was that he did moi still
80 Tor Breckenridge. The difference be-
tween him and them was, that whom
Breckenridge turned out TO BE- traitor no
dropped him. while they continual on A.
ter him. They expected he would do
the same, but he didn't. That's what's
the masier.-(K sosaaqua Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
REBELS ABANDON THE SIEGE OF
WASHINGTON!
THE ATTEMPT 7AKE cEX.
FOSTER n FAlZURE.
News from Rebel
Papers I!
Government Clerks Found
TO be Innocent.
: SUCCESS OF GEN. THOMAS IN
ORGANIZING NEGRO TROOPS.
NOTHING LATER FROM
ViCkSBURG.
$1,000, 900 Sent Home by
Troops at Miliiken's Bend.
PARTICULARS OF GEN. REY.
NOLDS EXPEDITION.
Especial to Herald.l
Washington, April %.

Rebel cavalry in small squads have
oesa- lowering abeatt eur lines nj Cha#te-
NINA for several days past. Their efforts
unimportant.
IL Is understood that there arc British
parties in the city endeavoring to make
arrangements with this Government for
the colonization of negroes in Honduras.
Jas. l.. Addison and Anthony Addison
who we're arrested on the charge of con-
veying letters to Rev. John Martin. who
was detected in forwarding letters clan.
dessinsly into rebel lines, has been re-
leased from arrest. 1t was shown that.
rs an act of neighborly kindness, these
gentlemen. for years, have been in the
habit OF taking home with them, every
night, letters III the post Office address e d
to their neighbors, among whom is Min.
lister Martin. This was their only con-
nection with Martins reasonable postal
practices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifc1, April "a.
The steamer Delta. from St. Thomas,
10th, and Bermuda. 10Th inst, arrived
here.
A Danish brig landed at St. Croi1 on
the 18th the crews of thefollowing YES
sells captured BY the Florida: Ship Star
Of Peace. bark Lap Wing. Of N. Y from
Boston for Batavia. captured March 9th.
Two guns and 10 men were put on board
of her by the Florida. The bark nj. j.
-Cele#ed IVES captured March 30th. # is
not known whether she was burned. S
men Of the ship Star Of Peace shipped on
board the Florida. Three boys we're Ia.
ken from the Lap Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
st. Louis. April 81

Gov. Gamble has called a regiment of
militia of this district into active service
nor 81 days, In consequence of extensive
kidnapping in this vicinity recently.
Ten. Curtis has issued an order that no
negroes BE- PERMITTED to be taken from
thsre without special permit granted by
the district agent or provost marshal.
dispatches at headquarters announce
The arrival Of Gen. McNeiPs command =,
Cape Girardeau yesterday. That place
- now safe from an attack, being we'll
fortified and fully earrisoned.
Pilot Knob is also regarded as secure.
and such disposition of forces has been
made as will speedily result 10 the rebels
being driven out OF the State.
Major Mcdonnell has been exchanged.
ana Is understood to have revealed ali be
knew oil the strength of the enemy.
Inc rebels have occupied Fredericks-
Town, e miles esst of PHO, Knob.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Murfreesboro, April 90,


Refugees relieved from oppression al
McMinnvlile, by the highly successful ex.
petition by Gen. Reynolds, have arrived
At Resdyville.
uen. Fnzer telegraphs that they state
that Gen. Key nolds took the town. can
turing two railroad trains aud q ,r.in Of
wagons. Among the number Of prison !.
ers taken was Mrs. John Morgan. The
expedition has more important results, as
snschng the situation, than these named
We shsh have full details Tomorrow
night.
:. The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 18th says
dispatches irom Jackson, TO the l7th,
nave Deem received. saying in substance
.nat q" early attack is to be made on
ticksburg from opposite and below tie
cty, and tor that purpose the Fedcrals
nad passed eight boats the night previ.
Gus.
Later dispatches intimate that the
rebels expect Grant to make demonstra-
lions south from Coriuth at the same
time.
Rebel dispatches from Ponchatoulv.
18th, coo6rms New Orleans news rels.
ave 70 the destruction Of the Queen Of
the West and evacuation Of the rebel
works al Centerviile.
Andrew Ewing and Washington Bur-
row are spoken Of foF the 1evernorship OF
Tennessee.
The Banner mentions \ rid into north
Anbama by the Federals.
~ says no army was ever in better
ooociaon than Bragg's, and that he is
ah'ip'paling an active movement on the
iafs oi hosecrans 10 connection with Gen.
grant s attack on Vicksburr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

A Coon SUGGESTION. A CORE spon.
dent Of the Richmond Enquirer writes
from Charleston:
ALLOW me to suggest for the seal Of
Confederate States the following:
'ln the foreground mule, plough and
negro driver, whip in hand. and the back
ground cavalry soldier, with hunting
shirt, slouched hat and heavy boots. sabre
drawn, horse rampant.
Gas to the inscription I am 20, psrtic.
ular 80 long a. it is expressive. Itmight
be well 70 adopt an idea that has bsen
frequently alluded to BY gentlemen Of this
State, which 10 just the opposite of 'liber
". equality and the rights Of man. viz !:
Stapery, inequality and tie rights Of mas.
ters. l am, sir, DC,
A SUBSCRIBER"
This subscriber is at least honest. -
VIII the rebel leaders adop. his sugges-
tiony
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Especial to Evening Post. ]

"sH'"B TON, HFf' n
The sale of the $50 bonds continue
very large. For some days past the bonds
have been selling much faster II an the
Government can print them.
The appointment of Assistant Provost
Marshals under the enrolment act still
hang fire.
The storm still continues. The rain is
pouring down ia torrents. Both the Po-
tomac and Rappahannock are very high,
and the roads are in horrible condi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

II is estimated the rebel loss was eight
to our one in the late attack on Suffolk,
aud on the Nansemond the battery cap
tured from the rebels on the 10th instant
has been taken TO place of safety.
The s. r. Spauld,ng arrived this p. m.
from Newborn, and reports all quiet in
that department, and confirms previous
reports that the enemy has left, and also
that Gen. Foster has returned again to
Newborn and had taken upward Of thirty
prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
New York, April "a,

The Mississippi agent, who was arrest
ed for ordering the construction of cotton
machinery, has been paroled until next
week, and permitted to 60 to Washing
ton 10 explain bis position to the Seer, :
nry of War. lie is said TO be Union
list, born il Mississippi. aud did not in
tend to have machinery 60 South till the
rebellion was crushed. HE represents the
opinion as gaining ground in Mississippi
among the better class that the rebellion
will only maintain itself short time
longer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Passengers by the s.eamer Dudley
Buck, FROM Newborn, state Gen. Foster
with 5000 men left Newborn on the 10th.
When last heard from, on Friday, he was
at Deep Gull. but had met only few
struggling enemy. Late Friday p, IN.
however, brisk cannonading was heard for
an hour and half, and it was rumofed
that Gen. Hill with his rebel force was in
the direction whence it was heard, and an
engagement was thought to have occur
red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

The ThirA Cosgrsssiensl District.
The Republican says that Governor
Gamble will issue no call for an election
to fill the vacancy in this District, occa-
stoned by the death Of Hon. j. w. Noell,
because Scott, Noelrs competitor. was
lawfully elected We would like to un.
derstand what right Governor Gamble
has to set himself up as judge in that
matter. Gen. Noell received bis certiii
cate Of election under seal of State, and
has since died. A vacancy has occurred
in his District, and Gov. Gam BILE will be
guilty OF a criminal neglect Of duty if he
refuses to call ar election.
7. Congress Is tie only tribunal coupe
tent to dsteimin dc question of con
tested election. LII Gov. Gamble wishes
to make himself an object of hatred to tho
loyal citizens of Missouri, he will be quite
likely to realize his wishes by taking the
course indicated for him in the RepubIi.
can II Spr nsaeld Missourian.
~ Mahoney. the brazen fronted cia-
qner of JEFF. Davis, is disguised. The
people Of the Northwest, contrary to his
express orders and assurances, have the
shocking pusillanimity to remain loyal -
Their refusal to "rise and put down the
tyrants," be tells us with tears ia his
eyes. have greatly discouraged the friends
of rebeldena in New York and elsewhere.
Hear him:
81 had promised and stated that what
ever the people of the East might do,
those of the West would not tolerate any
longer outrage to their person and prop
erty, come from what source it may. But
/ have MI been borne out By the conduct
Of the people Of the West"
Poor Mahonyl He drew At sight"
upon the disloyalty of the people and the
courage Of the Bitternuts--an his draft
has been protested. He finds himself in
The pisiable condition of 9 convicted ''con-
hdence man. spopging upon creduous
"peace" men in the East, passing hin :
self oft for Representative man" of the
North-west and giving assurances OF i'm
portant aid and comfort 10 treason II AL
basy Journal.
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New York Anril 81

The Commercial says the blockade was
recently run by Cornell Bradley from
Richmond, who made purchases to the
amount of about 81 900 here, and return
ed to Richmond. Bradley formerly be
loDged to Patterson. N. j., and has been
engaged in making percussion caps aud
misunderstanding clothing at hichmond.
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Worlds Special.1
Washington. April rs

Washington. April e.
:. Is thought tina, the main body Of
wv 'spei army lies just this side Of North
A n'ef, some ~ or IL miles from
.Isarleksourg, aud that not moro than
n " WE'VE thousand men are 10 the
. .,y Of the latter place. A month
80 a. was very we'll known thst Lees
n,s ~ a'a not exceed 10000, but the i'm
nrcsS Pr prevails that it is beisg rein
'oicec from Suffolk and North C.,ol;n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Boston. April "a

Boston, April "a.
Simms, the fugitive slave who was re-
turned to slavery from here some years
ago, arrived here to-day, having esca ped
from Vicksburg.
A party from Cape Haytien, just ar.
rived, reported that the Alabama chased
two vessels ashore in Turks Island pass
age on the 18th Cine went to pieces -
The cargo OF the other would be saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Times speeial1
Washington A.,

A letter received here az. ,l
- hours after Gea. Thoma.' , sua. "'In'n
q Helena, Ark, IS 900 - sa' speech
thai vicinity were received ~. "eu IN
est enthusiasm prevailed amonn s. y.
soldiers q this remarkable demnrs, 80, ~.'' =
g mlitary spirit BY niggers. o'
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Cairo, April FL.

cairo, April a.
Steamers from Memphis with Govern
ment horses and cattle, and one million
dollars sent home by troops ut Millikep's
Bend, arrived this evening.
fhc body of Major Hayes will no to
Lawrenceburg, Ind, tomorrow morning,
by railroad
Nothing new from Vicksburg.
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Commercial.
FensrsrrD pAiLrss
=. III A NJ l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

DAILY GArs Ctrv osvIcs,
KEoK-H April 70. 90. !
FLoUR--supsrnLe - 80; sprins Whssi sxtr.
% i?!; Rslt whestExtru "a ga
CORN MsAL-eoc Q u o0c 100 N,
BRAN aNt'stfoRTs-6sSToe ? ist As
SNIP sTuTT-Dc
CoRS-2S zoe bush
aARLkY-ei 90 10 q as
wnsAf-raii u oossi 10; spring ssxssc 10.
kYE-<5aooe
oATs-oo 10 Bae.
foTAToks-6o TO ESQ. Retail 00e
seUAk - New Orleans fst i2e; prime u
shoiee '3i' New York, C., i5c; New York. A, ls.
erushadsnd powdsredi7;.
AoLAssEs - Beichsr's Sugar House 7sc; Col.
densy upeH1 ssc-ycry scarce; sorsuu, $50 <oc.
CoFFEE-kic s&aBa5c; Java 40; Lasuyr. Is.
RiCk-Sai0c.
SoAP-Palm &c, Family 6ic. German A.
cANDLEs-staris; sumnar Pressed Isc; Mould
ice
TALLow-sc
LARD % be.
BuTTkK-common Toto Rae; Choice 10 to soc;
eiait as
Observation-Disclosures Hans sides no sales.
Sugar Cured Hams &c.. retail lee.
LEATHER-soie 34s IS :Harnss.lO@u
HIDES-Dry Flint l6c; Dry salted Il; grubby hall
price green SIC; green sheep psits loco IS
green hog skins t5e.
HAY--Timothy, sio1Ia 90, balsd sia eoosi4
Prairie ~ O0as o..
skEDs--Tinothy - 60 TO 10: Plsx seed . 90 ia
- Is; good demand.
oNIoSs-1i rs.
kGGS-ln den a9d 81 to 7c.
WHITE BEANs-common TO good 50 to u rs
Primo Navy eaDss so.-rirm.
FEATHERS 3o04u.
FRUIT Dried Apples &c per b. Dried Peach.
- hlfs. loo. Raisinses ooueS Is.
GREEN APrLKS--si o. 2 bnsh.
ChEEsk-Denmsrk isc. Hamburg, l7t.
BEEF CATTLE-31 4cgross.
sHEEP--ss ooas % vheAd.
sALT-G "A. % rs sack ,KaDawha o. W0a 400
r barrel; Lake a 1oakaa9Q.
FISH--Maeksrei ,NoIol<ie0I = bbi NO Sai,
Aels, No.3 es0el0. Whitehall, ne Il as5
2 half Dbl. COD Fish 70sSA
0lLs-Ceal Oil, 50 10 0oc; retail o.. Linsesd OH
81 90 10 %. Lard OIL, 81 ootoi ~ Fish OH. si Q,
70 o. 30
BEkswAx-3o to 3sc-
FAT HoGs-e3 30 10 elo0 nstt.
RAGS-Wooiep ! Co,.ohAe.
oLDtRoN-lc -. Hrass Toe . \ Come,
lie VI >.
ExcnAHeE.-on New YORK u percent. banksb
funds; Phiiadoiphis, Boston. Chicago and Cinclp.
asti kpsr cent. St. Louis X per cent. Goid So
buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

- The S. Louis Union says 4 wo.
man vas ssosntiy admitted TO the City
nospitai there VINO was Suffering frum
dslirium tremens and three ANAL child.
rem"
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hen the troops OF General Burn
side were marching through the streets Of
Cincinnati. the other day. they passed
the ball where the Democratic Conven-
ton was IN session, But not shout or
the waving Of hat, or handkerchief, or
even friendly smile, greeted the brave
fellow who were going under the Stars
and Stripes to meet the rebels. All was
silence and sullenness in the Conservative
Convention. The hearts Of its members
were with the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
Hersld's Disratohes.]
Headquarters Army Potomac,
April %.
The Richmond Wing Of the 2lst has
kaan raaasyal.


okolona, Miss, April 20.
A squadron of Abolition cavalry, esti-
mated at fifteen hundred. is advancing ON
Psntolac. Yesterday their advance guard
was reported there. Last night our for
ccs were concentrating to resist them. -
An engagement is certain to-day unless
the enemy retire.
The Wilmington On. CO. Journal Of
the 18th says;
We regard it rs more than probable
that large portion Of Gen, Hills troops
have already left the vicinity of Washing.
ton, and although mortified. we should
not be at all surprised that the scheme had
been abandoned, and that the enterprise,
SO far as Washington was concerned. had
turned out to be failure. We do most
sincerely trust that it may turn ont 9th
erwisc We are reluctantly folc d to this
belief. We might add, it is reported that
Gen Hill commenced Smelling the enemy
in Washington on Wednesday.
The Charleston Courier Of the 10Th
says that on Friday morning one Of the
Yankee blockaders. supported by the
gunboat Flambeau, crossed the bar and
commenced firing on the wreck OF the
keokuk Two small boats with parties
from Morris Island were at work on the
wreck, endeavoring to bring away some
additional trophies. The parties retreat
ed. the gunboat firing at them, but doing
no damage. Several shots passed over
Morris Island battery. One of our bat
teries opened FIRE, ii is believed with ef.
feet, as the Yankee boat hastily backed
out Of range and shortly after recrossed
the bar The gunboat Chicora steamed
down the harbor to take part in the &C.
ton, but the enemy had withdrawn and
gone out to sea before our gunboats could
reach her.
The Flambeau was no doubt on a re.
connoitering tour TO ascertain what ar
engagements might be mado fer Blowing
NJ, the Ksakuk |
Nineteen blockaders, including the
Ironsides were OF the bar Friday morn.
ing.
Heavy firing was heard Friday p. M,
caused by enc Of our batteries on James
Island opening upon Yankee gunboat
in Little Foley river. near Campbcl's
place. The gunboats replied. and firing
was kept up on both sides for some time.
The gunbosts afterwards withdrew. Our
batteries sustained no injury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25
New York. April "a

The great billiard match last night, be-
tween Goldthwaite and Kavsnaugh, 70
suited 10 favor Of Ksvsnaagh winning the
game by one hundred and twenty-six
points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Photography has bseu useI With
&C" sasoess in Boston, in copying legal
documents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

EFA bill is before the Massac usetts
Legislature to appropriate IS, 80U, 900 to
complete Hoosac tunnel,
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Inv rrLEesAps.i
now York M a rket.

New York. April ~.
p'"or-aasst' nru,. saies al ss7oSs7 so Exus
state: ~ uessT 10 X. H. o.
Wbea,-pail and declining Sales n sIrsal q,
for sprinEs u s40si 20 FOR Milwaukee, Club, =, g
Gel ~ TOR Winter Red
oofa-shaae ea-ss. Sales u ss1ss for soss1 /,
Tp0s6c unsound.
Osts--Fism, c. asa.
lsrd-onie- sioIeis
Bsef-Duii.
whisky--ouiet. <3x9Me.
0reesriss-xtsady.
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Drainesville, April "a.

Drainesville, April "a.
After the destruction of Celina, Tenn,
party of rebels entered Tomkinsvtiie.
Kentucky, Tuesday and burned the Cour.
House aud half a dozs1 o ~ buildings,
killed i've or six Union men aud retreat
ed
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Washington, April %.

The number Of about 10 st Difficult
Greek. this side Of Drainesville, but did
no harm, and rapidly disappeared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Jaa. l.. Addison. clerk in Adjt. Gen.
erals Department, and his brother An.
thony Addison, clerk 10 Census Office,
publish a card pronouncing false the
widely published allegation that they are
rebel spies and mail carriers, and that
through their iostrumentality important
war orders had been furnished to the enc
my.
The former only was arrested on Sat
urday night, but as he continues at his
desk, 1t is fair to suppose that the invest.
CATION of the case did not establish the
truth of the suspicion affecting his loyal.
ty
tx Gov. Stanley of N. c., will resume
his residence in California. His r, sigma
tion as Military Governor WAS voluntary,
while he recently was on the best posi-
BILE terms with all members of the AID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

House Surgeon-"Ah, by the way,
there's Higgins case; there has been
slight mistake; 1t was the sound leg cut
of.
Visiting Surgeon-"It's of no conse-
quence, We can euro ,'other--so il comes
TO the same ih,n..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Nsw vovt, April ~.
tss. larss asYess.
hossv ana t1sAAass Unchanged
0et1-leak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Packas che UnlssA sta To-. sxpr~ss
olcsile cd for ana G = = . 81 Be sSrw = II.
- ~ she Express Csm pany.
one Box. ...R W Moore, CO H. ssh Iowa.
.,...sJ plJ n'esser, 60 G, 9th Iowa.
" ......Co c. Alh lows.
+" -.....A Grantr co y, Second Cavalry.
~ ...-w A Oliver, co @, goth Iowa.
......s s MeLonsy, 9Th Iowa.
....,.D MrLYas, 90 3. 18th Iowa.
DR.. r Shaw, 9Th Iowa.
.'..'.Wm Dorset, o. 1. 20sh Iowa.
Bundle -''.. VIM Castor, 90 A, ssh lows.
..'.' Gr'saih Jones. 90 B. s,h Iowa
Paper boxc Reynolds, co L. s.h Iowa.
Bundle .,...L Tilion, co G. 9Th Io~s.
Carpet Bag. Capt N W Mills GO d, 81 Iowa,
One package, Il Aftee.e, sih lows.
&c Miller, co 9 Iowa.
&C iiiii. co g, Tsh Iowa.
!" Ilsai W Fsase. &c I. io+A Ie~s
Capt chiids, co A, 3th Iowa,
30 caswell, GO D, 9Th lows
..Jas nosison, co {, .osh Iowa.
One Box,,.. Capt. Fuller, co e, 29iA Iowa
One Package. y Heon don, co X, sth Iowa
..Cyoss, 90 y. 18th Iowa,
Major Ebethsrt, 60 u, AID Iowa
..samr w Jones. co d, aah Iowa.
"'uSofke J" Esstou, cS u, Ord loWa.
Packages nj the American Express
&c. Ofstce, 81. Leuis, Mo-, April
16sh, is83.
One Box..... Charles Lasch, co b, 3ts Iowa
...... David L,seiess, co x, 2isi Iowa.
......A Richmond, GO n. 3isi Iowa.
......J . Works co b, Qsth Iowa
" ...... u Col Scott, 3rd Iowa
Isaac Smith c, " 37tb Iowa
.....Johu WHY'D 60 A, 3d iowa.
."...A Grove, Co h, asa iowa
.....P Hartman, CO II, isih Iowa.
......oo Z, 4th Iowa Csvairy.
...-chas & ADd-rson, co n, 2ist Iowa.
serg, Allen, co h, Is, Cavalry.
'.'...sJ A Boyer, co c, 3rd lows
-'..A Kirkpatrick, co O, 18th Iowa.
'',...Ernst Ktingenberg co q, Iss Cavalry
'.''..Ma,ar Dewey. so,h Iowa.
'.-.'.Robsu CantweIi, ,st Cavairr,
1880. VIM Fairfield, 2Ia lows
..'..Johu currie. co H. 18th iowa
.'"..c Hu'sy, co A. ssA Iowa.
''....o Pert,us, 9Th Cavalry
.-....A A Bisiey. 10Th Iowa
'.'..'John X auokseit, co G. srd Cavalry
."'''.L seherrer, co u, ia Cavalry.
'''''' Wallace Tarncr, co l, Qnd Cavalry.
......J Whittier, Co -
spss-ds
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STATE az IOWA.

Adiutsnt Generals Once, Iowa,i 81
Davenport, April 20, 1850.
NoTiCE.--i have been notified ,hs. is,ge number
ofeones and asss remain st. Louis sent there
by friends OF Iowa oce and soldiers which for varf
Gus reasons cannot be forwarded. In some cases II.
may be desirable that said boxes and packages should
De ietarnSd to doaos and In otbs that they ahould
b. forwarded therefore phblisA the list for informa
don,
S,B. BAKER,
Adj. General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-25

Bntcheior'A Hair Dye---ILe ussstn
the World.
WiLLiAh A b. fGHELon'As celebrated Haii Dye
produces eolofnotto be maatnrs--
~afrsniedn motto inju'e hair inthe as;rsnediss
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