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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

S40,6 1924 in per cert. bonds, the inter
est payable semi-apnually, redeemabls in
20 years, to be reimbursed by the tolls
provision also being made for the en-
largement through the N. Y. Canal Com.
missioners Of the Oswego and Erie canal
to afford pasnge for armed vessels from
the Hudson river to the Erie aud Oneida
canals, the government to appropriats
t3 SOC, 600 Of similar funds.
Dawes, from the committee on elec-
tons made favorable report on the cre-
dentials Of Mr.. Benz. Telman and Mi
chael Hahn. q Representatives from the
LIST and I'd congressional districts Of La
Laid over for further consideration.
The House took up the bankrupt bill
Several expressed desire to address the
House on the subject and others wished
to offer amendments.
Roster Conkiin, who reported the bill,
and who has charge Of it, said its detail;
he could not enter into. The vote mus,
depend upon its principles. He there
fore asked that it receive q square vot,
and urged prompt action. ~
Mr.. Kellogg moved to table the bill
Agreed to-s2 against 81.
Conkling, had changed his vot,
to the Affirmative, for the purpose of ena
bling him to move 4 reconsideration o
the vote.
Mr.. Kellogg moved to lay Oonklirg'
motion on the table, which was decide,
in the affirmative by I majority.
The resolution reported from the com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, declaratory Q
maritime rights, were postponed till th
Sd Monday in Feb'y.
Senator Harding presented the creden
Htials Of Hon. Reverdy johnson, elected
u. S Senator from Marylandfor six years
from thcss4th of March
Colamer, from committee on Finance
reported back the Possofhce appropriation
bill which passed.
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Congressisnal.


HOUSE.
Glen, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back, With amendments,
the Michigan and Illinois Canal bill,
which provides for the transfer Of the n
linois and Michigan canal TO u. s.
Commissioners, to be appointed With au-
thority 10 sniafge the canal for The pas
saga Of gunboats and other boats, the
improvsfnepta to commence sitsr the plan
shall have been approved hy the Presi-
dent and Secretary of War. The work i
to Be given 70 the lowest bidder. The
revenue arising over asdls shove ths ex'
penses for the msnagslAsaA md repsir Il
be paid into the nationAf tfsastlfy 70 Beim
burse Illinois for the expsnsas tha& Stat
haa insnrzed and lsVs1ts ~ JaJnsn
Of the principal and interest Gasks ex
pcnses. Afsss he snlaxa i1dlksi paii
for the canal il y b forsssr - % nav
ieatiou to citissns u 'the uaitad BATES
subject to only 80 tplll T. mdvbx nee
ssaszy 70 kssp TIE eaaAfin n \ 60 p,
1r 10 msnsgsmlsnk The COVE - "a
ofthe United 6latas i - sssign . Iii
nois, sfhssi nsd slih =. 4 H@P,
gGaJDsn E7ssTaasoa IErpe
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Boston, Feb. s.

Boston, Feb. s.
A delegation of 100 of the principal
citizens of Portland invited Mcclellan to
visit that city. Mcclellan returned thanks
and in the course of his remarks alluded
with satisfaction to the conservative feel
ing which he saw springing up in New
England, and remarked that he saw, IN
this conservatism, the hope, strength snd
stability of the nation. Delegates from
other cities also waited on him to xisii
them. y
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Pick ney ma nall's 1slanAs Eva4c.
Hs9sg uate0.

ss&sCJ - ADss Ass@.~s AN'~S
Charleston, 5 C., Feb. 8.
Scouts report that Piokney and Balls
Islands have been evacuated by the
enemy.
Forty-seyen sail vessels are reported al
Hilton Head. r ~. { u q taI f /.
Hesxy fring has been heard in the di-
rection Of Stone this morning. which last.
ed several hours. Il ID beloved however
to be nothing more than the eneny prac.
ticing at target on Cules Island.
Times Special.
The friends of the great Erie and Hi.
nois Ship Canal. in the House, hope te
have that measure taken up tomorrow.
They say it viii pass before the adjoufn-
ment. EsH lss p@A
House Committee of Elections have re.
ported favorably in the New Orleans cases
and adverse in those Of North Carolins
The Ocean Wave brings South Amer
ican mail, from Valparaiso Jan. I'd. and
Calioa 18th. Advises from New Zealand
reports the gold discovery exceeds in ex.
tent and richness those of California.
~-----------~-------- 10y
Senator Elect In New Yerk.
Albany, Feb. B.
Edwin d. Morgan, Republican nominee,
was elected Senator, in place of Preston
King.
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Latest from Vicksburg.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
| DC, &c., &c.

GG0s korean 00rOn00c0s
Lancastef, n, Feb. 2.
A serenade v,as given 70 Gen. Rosseau
here. tonight, and, notwithstanding the
bad weather, N immsass gathering of Ia.
dies and gentlemen were out 10 meet the
dnt iDgunh he'd patriot from aKsntsoky.
The venerable DR.. Muhlenberry ihtfodu-
ced Rossssa, who, amidst enthusiastic
cheers, thanked the psop!s for their cor
dial reception of m humble citixen labor
ing in the interest Of the Gcvernnsnt.--
He said
81 an not politician and never expect
10 be. Before the war began, / Was q
lawyer, md since, have been soldier,
bu. have been In fnvor Of putting down
the rebellion. Ny political creed il but
minute long. The Government Of my
fathers and the friend of tha. Govern
ment. ! am against the enemies of that
Government and their friends, either
North or South.
| call on the people that they be so
united as not 10 cripple the efforts of SOL
diers in the field, no matter what your
political prejudices may be. Unite to
save the country, and after that, settle
questions of policy. Let not your differ
ence Of opinion weaken the arms of the
brave men who are fighting that you may
be free. In the army of the Cumberland.
in which I hare the honos Of commanding
a division, officers and men know only the
cause OF their country. All united in =
common work, not in dissenlions or jeal-
ousy, TO weaken their force. fear the
the result Of your Divisions. Yet / viii
say to those who viii raise issues and make
complaints, lave the old Gag and the
Government of your fathers, and then
you can have the Offices from now to eter,
nitY."
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Coon EHo1oHs--Wsll, how did you
like %lsr & Uaios Social" was the home
inquiry on returning from our FIRST attend
ance upon that popular institution. Good
enough on, - the German would say
" Potter a. good" 1t was tip-top, splcn.
difsrous- that It, is wss just the fright
thing, in the right plaoe,'' and on the
right principle. Fall Of good will. good
works, good singing, good acting. and
good eating, good socialibaisy, and
good enoughedncsss Of all kinds
We like most anything that keeps up
the Union spirit, that demons trates our
people are not dead, dumb and insensats
over this most remarkable struggle of
principles and men the world has ever
witnessed.
The ladies. who, we understand, are
the principal managers 10 the Social
evidently hare their hearts in the work,
and their patriotic labors tlove arc bring
ing joy and comfort, to many earth
stone which has been abandoned for .
time by those who have placed country
above every other consideration; in
some instances also made desolate
forever by the destroying angel of war.
Such works Of mercy can not 60 unre-
Quilted, and though the names Of those
who wrought them may perish by the
hand of time, yet their deeds shall live
after them, and coming generations shall
pronounce benedictions upon all who
have thus labored in the good cause of
our country.
There were nearly two hundred in at
tendance last evening, and net receipts
about SIS, after paying for ice cream. fuel
and gls. We advise all our friends who
know how 70 enjoy good tims hereafter
to attend the e'tU nios.''
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Cairo. Feb. 3.
The City of Alton has arrived from
vicksburg. bringing dates from that place
to the 3Oth ult. Nothing Of importance
was tasspiring. Gen. Grant had arriv-
ed Men were at work ON the canal. 1t
is being widened and deepened, and three
feet Of water is now running through It
The rebels have planted q battery on the
Mississippi shore, which commands the
mouth; our men were shelled away from
it last Friday morning.
The little ferry boat, captured below
.Vicksbalg, is now used for reconnoi .erisg
down the river.
iChas Alden. Co. X, 18th Ills, died in
vicksburg Hospital .I5
The Wing of the 22d says Longstrest
has gone to Tennessee with Is brigades.
The Alton brought 10 prisoners, among
whom are It, Col. Stewart Ed Tennessee
cavalry, Larrabic AID Tenn, and Capt H.
y. Priee, nephsw Of Gen. Prioe. There
are also several Lieutenants.
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New York, Feb. 3.
The bark Restless, from Port Royal,
reports having passed, 3lst Jan'y, por-
ton Of Gen. Fosters expedition from
Beaufort for Port Royal. consisting of sir
steamers.
The Restless brings nine passengers who
were aboard the rebel steamer Huntress,
burned off Charleston.
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Denaslens g u. s. Hospital.

Received 1t Keokuk, lows, Feb. LIST.
1868, Of the Soldiers' Aid Society Of Du-
tuque, lows, (box No. 81 the following
articles, viz: 1,
81 shsets, 20 shirts, IS pr drawers, l4l
towels. rs pr socks, II bed ticks, 3 pill
Ion ticks, 70 pillow cases, ! feather pill
lox, jar jelly, books and lint.
Rscsiyed Of Soldiers Aid Society u
CAiton, Mo-, 10 shirts, 8 pr pillow cases,
> sheets, rs pr socks. paper, buttons,
thread, combs, bandagss. lint, &c.
Tor which please accept thanks 81
Surgeon in charge. n. K. TAYLOR,
Pr. 81. g. EnMom, Steward.
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Alarn Aneng RebeIs.
Especial to Times.

Washington, Feb. 3.
There are rumors to-day Of alarm
among the rebels here, and rapidly
growing disposition to treat for peace.
Whether or not these reports have suf-
6cisnt foundation, they are gaining con-
siderable cur rency among those who claim
to bs posted 3
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EE Col. Stewart, Who was killed near
vicksburg, had 10 bis posssssion = memo
randum book, csaaaisisg statement Of the
number ofo1r forces urplans Of attack,
De- which valuable infQrmation fell into
the enemy's hands. 1T"'e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

AUcr1os.-A fine mirror, % inches
vids. ~ long, plate with Emo GIT frame ;
also : ~ assortment of furniture; bed
ssssd4 'busan, shain4 uazaeebes, Ae.,
this WAdnssdsy morning, q 10 o'clock,
It or Auction Rooms. No. 80 Miif street
sses .eA's@ 20 How1& WILLIAAs.
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The Pirate RetributiOM.
New York. Feb.

INc FHFuke HetKIUaIIOM 3.
New York, Feb. 3.
A British steamer from St. Thomas, at
Aspinwall. reported the pirate RAtribu-
ion burned three vessels near st. Thomas.
Mzgruder has declared Gsl#ss.ea- open
to trade to all friendly nations.
Charleston, Jan. 28.--Auother British
steamer successfully run the blockade last
night into Confederate port. ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

In THE WRoNG PANTS. We observed
one or two men with soldiers' clothes on
yesterday, who we're pretty well conquer
ed by their stealthy foe, whiskey. Though
badly shot in the neck, they managed 70
get of considerable talk. incoherent it il
true, but loud enough to make up for
lack Of sense.
Such practices are Disgrace to blue
uniforms, aad we move tina. the wearers
b. elected and bcPlAced in streaked hut-
ternut clothes till they can again honor u
well as be honored by Uncle Sans &,
out.
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From New Orleans.
New York, Feb. 3.

New York, Feb. 8.
Advices fhsm New Orleans 29th, state
that the last al the transports Of Banks
expedition left for up the river On the
26th. Gen. Banks went up on the 24th.
Only sufficient troops were left to defend
New Orleans, with OF s gunboats. 1t
is inferred their destination in Port Hud-
s0n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

pno,lorIoSs.-The following list Of
nominstions OF Iowa men, have been sent
to the Senate BY the President:
Brig. Gen. Francis j. Hsrron to be Maj
General Of Volunteers; and the following
10 Be Brig. Generals Of Vols:
Col. Wm. w. Lowe, Of 9th Cavalry.
Gel. N. H. Williams, Sd Infantry.
h Col. Cyrus Bsssey, Sd Cavalry.
Is Col. ~. n. Croker, 18th Infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

cT James Gornan, . clerk in the
Chicago Post o6ice, was arrested on Sat-
urday on charge Of opening letters
passing thrpngh the o6ce.. HI. vas held
% bail in the sum Of n 500 for exanina-
tion. # s@ ssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

$1,000 WORTH OF
Internal Revenue St4nAPs5
Ofthe follouine Donominatieas:
I, 2, s, 10, Is, 30, IS, 30, 40, 5Octs,
and 81.
Az Pan vALuE for sale BY
NJ VI. WESTCoTT.
fsb4-d Main street, II door from Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

Although il has not been positively
announced, there is good reason for stat
ing that Gen. Butler has not and prob
ably will not accept command Of Union
forces in Louisiana and Texas, rendered
to him by the President It is not GER
tnin to what command he will be as
signed. f
Gen. Candy. Of the regular army has
been ordered 70 duty here, and now per
forHn athe fnnetieps of the assistant Socrs
tiG ofWAr, n eker snd Wolcett. ,.,
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1sbsls Cress sAa 1lackwatsr.
Suffolk, W., Feb. z.
The enemy is tonight in force below,
l6 % IL miles from this place, tkis side
Of Dlackvater. There is no evidence
thaG IN snlsuent will snsuc. .ssa ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

- The Lsves Skating Club will
sseto-day, and viii give public exhibi
n - soon N the ice win bear ton to
y square inch.
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y. n. JsAAssn IN Com1anA An Tsnn,
'slses ssbsu New Yoek. Fob. 3.

Nev 1pes 49,,
From rebel newspapers ~ lavo pol
i've informa1ion, says tho KudxSifis5 1ksf-
ister, that Gen. ]. e. johnson win in pef-
con command the army Of middle 1sa.
nasse. He i probably = Mn post nov.
Il = alse ProbAhls thAk Middle - -
Tennessee will hereafter O0naeisu9 ool
military dspasthsnt uhdsI 66A 1@hsl.
lon. aoes vwoas l. ~.
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~ The Turner'S wiIi give Masquer.
p Ball 1t Borrow = Hall on Monday
rsniDg. the 10Th inst. Tickets fifty
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CouRr.-A few moments spent in the
Court room yesterday aftArnoon found the
District Court fairly opened and busily At
work. His Honor Judge Springer vas
presiding with his accustomed dignity
and impartiality. Sheriff Hedges, Deputy
Clerk Edward husn, Esq, and hi ~
sistant, we're engaged in their respective
duties, and the tables were surrounded by
the usual amount Of legal erudition, repre-
ssOsing allparn Of the cosety. ear
The cases in hearing yesterday, we're
sai6-to be Of bas little importance. One
ofshs beauties Of Law Is to give people NJ
opportunity Of trying to have things their
own way, and gratify their everlasting
contraryness. The case which happened
to be on, while We we're in Court, was
where one ofcur merchants hAd t,sen fined,
~ We wsre told, s3 or ~ for obstructing
the side walk, but, rather than pay, ap-
psaled the case. retaining two attorneys,
whose fees will of course, far exceed tie
fine, even If he il 20 lucky as to avoid il.
Below We furnish list Of Grsnd and
Petit Jurors, kindly furaishsd ~ by the
Sheriff:
GxAxD Juaoas "A. Hosmer Foreman.
Augustus Beckley, g. B. Maltby. w. H
Lsech, Potter Hart, w. II. Orr, James
Hamilton. w. H, Appler, Wm. Siotts.
James Tumelty, Jno. McClary,, Joshua
Comley, John Z. AcKean, II. Nj. Griffith,
James Watson.
PErrr JuRY.-John Borland, John
Hamilton, Peter Cady, A. B. Alley, JOS.
AcNamarJ1. Ambrose Dudley, Robert
-Worster, J. G. Estes, c. P. Birge, Robt.
Maxwell, John H. Day. J. L. zwart, r
H. Bsyos. C.J. Braddosk, Robert Kerr
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New York, Feb. 5.
The leading hotels. here raised ,he
pice of board to IS per day yesterday ;
second claas raised to 81 XII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

II AND WANTED
Anybody having parcel Of land Of aboat 9 sr ten
acres sell location the Ban with south eastern
slope Within miles OF town psuferfed1 can md =
yer BY addrsssing Pose Box ~, stating price ad
location. seOA-d1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-04

cF The election of Governor Morgan
Senator from New York will be torrible
blow to the Scylnoreites.
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ALARM AMONG REBELS.
GEN. BUTLER'EAS ACCEPTED no CenxlHD.
GEN. j. z. JOHNSON IN COM
MAND In TENNESSEE.
Pickney and Balls Islands Evacuated

GOLD DISCO VERBS IN NEW
ZEALAND. Se 5
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Election Of Senator in New York
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THE PrRArE RErRIBUrIoN.

From New Orleans.
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GooD SALE.-The ground and store
BON. on Main street, occupied by Messrs.
uyman 4 Maxwell, Was sold BY the
her q yesterday, for s6.4oO in cash.
u. A. B. Obittenden was the purchaser.
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4 BSTRACT OF THE MONTHLY
IA srATkMEET or THE
kcOkuk Branch of Ia G
state BOaek Of xOsCN.
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6nAaR.-One OF our hospital soldiers
who ws abou, rceeiyicg his psy from
||Government required the use of so till
Nc should come TO hand. A fellow sod
|isr bsiag applied 70, offered y ioaa him
iris smouut for eve days for IS. Mr..
1idd, the 6tate agent, hesrisg of the pro
Pssed inposition called the offender 70 40.
.ccunt. snd administered lesson he will
lAaPt 70 remember some days.
Cnsx1x or NAIL Rodrx.-The St.
1suis u.ail. which has heretofore been
esning and going by way Of Plymouth
On tho Quincy 4 Chicago r. R.. has bsen
ordered by the I. y, department. st
Wahington, on TO the Illinois + Sosth-
era Iowa K. b. VA Carthage and Clay.
ton. The connections on this road arc
said to be more regular and certain. and
" may reas ,nably expect our southern
mail ,nattef to come to hand regularly
and in Is quick time as it can be goi
through in the winter season.
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~ We understand that the Ground
Heg COMMITTEES viii meet to-day At 2
clook P. n. for the iaspsStion Of furs.
Asy hsse captured large number Of
3roand Hogs Tor examiaation.
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Nem advertisements.
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PnsosAL-Judgs Wright Of the su-
preme Beach Vas IN towa yesterday. The
pslge has too many friends here to give
Ssch flying visits ~ his busiasss compels
kin u nsks. We are il favor Of ~
bioa Of ths 6aprsme Court here occasioa-
blly 70 get 10 zee him and his associates .
litkle oftener and longer r. time.
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Especial TO Herald

Gen. s..ler has accepted No Gem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1853.

The solemn truth is that the just privileges
of all of us are bound up in the preservation
of the constitution by firm adherence 10 It's
structure and provisions. This is why we
have been so strenuous in advocating a con-
conservative course, through good and
through evil report rocidence Press.
We notice that most of those who advocate
what they call conservative course" and
talk of standing by ''the constitution as it is"
do not mean what what they say, for they
omit no opportunity to show that they favor
radical change of the federal constitution
such change as would nationalize slavery,
and give the rebel readers whatever they
might demand. They advocated the Crit
tenden comprcmise,' and were ready for any
other compromise the secessionists might die
tate 1t is foul hypocrisy for such men to
profess that they support ''the constitution as
it is" They do no such thing. They sup
port nothing but slavery; and they would
transfer the whole country to jeff Davis and
traitorous confederacy, if they could.
We do not direct this criticism against the
Providence Press, whose words we have quo
ted; but there are several Of our New Eng
land contemporaries to whom it may be applied
very justly. The Press may easily detect
them by observing carefully, and, probably,
can now name most of them. Can it be ex-
pected that such - conservatism " as they man
ifest will any where, among truly loyal men,
be mistaken for patriotism? They are loyal
to nothing but slavery and its political in
fluence; and they deserve nothing but exc
Grafton from the honest friends of the repub-
lie. They friends OF the % constitution as it
isl" They anxious to defend republican in
situations against their destroyer! They 10y
al to our free institutions as established by the
fathers Away with such hypocrisy, and let
the abettors Of treason be seen and thought of
as they are.
The southern traitors organized war against
the federal government because they would
not have the constitution as it is because
they meant to suppress free institutions; be.
cause they meant to have a permanent mo-
nopoly of political power in defiance of what
they so insolently termed vulgar Yankee
majorities." Language has not power fully
to portray the blackness and malignancy of
their crime against the nation. Any ''conser-
vatism' that fails to expose and denounce this
crime, or that panders to it and supports it by
talking of compromises with the armed trail
tors, is too base, too servile, and too much the
friend Of treason, to deserve anything but
scorn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, April ia Union
meeting in Brown county, Ind, was broken
up yesterday by a party of Knights of the
Golden Circle, under the leadership of Lewis
ProSser, eX-member of the legislature. Pross-
er and Il man named Snyder came around
with rifles and revovers, and threatened to
shoot two sergeants (there for arresting SOL
diers.) Sergeant Daniels took Prossgr's gun
from him, when the latter drew a pistol and
shot Daniels dead Prosser in turn was shot
and wounded severely by Capt. Cummings,
who was addressing the meeting. Snyder also
fired at the other sergeant, but missed him.
Snyder has been arrested and brought here.
Sufficient force has been sent by the mill
tary authorities TO arrest all the parties con-
cerned. Another difficulty occurred at Dan
vile, Indiana, yesterday, between a party of
the *. G. C.'S and Union men, in which five
persons were wounded-one MORALLY. The
General Commanding has issued orders de-
caring X. 6. C.'s to be public enemies, and
to be dealt with as such. He also cautions
people against the use of ''butternut" and
''copperhead' badges. Srout, the deserter
who killed an officer while attempting his ar
rest, will be tried by court martial this week
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.-Ihe forces sent
to Danville last night report that all is quiet
to-day. Several arrests Of armed men have
been made. 1t is reported that another Union
man was killed in Brown county yesterday by
layhawkers. ProSser has been removed TO
his residence at Georgetown, where, it is said,
force has been organized to resist his arrest
by the military authorities. A number of
leading democrats from Brown and the adj
joining counties have gone there for the pur-
pose of counseling submission to the lawful
authorities and the restoration of peace.