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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

asG- The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars, and will
make connection with trains at Burljap.
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield. Ottumwa,
DO, also with trains East for Chicago.
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E The meeting OF the Union Assem-
blies announced to be held in the base
ment OF the Chatham Square Church. on
Friday evening next, seems to have been
premature. There will be no meeting of
the Assemblies this week, but due notice
will be given of the time and place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

E The Ladies' Union Soldiers Aid
Society will meet this afternoon at two
o'clock, at Mrs. Kiser's, on Blondesu
between Third and Fourth. Business of
Importance is to be transacted, and full
and prompt attendance is desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

nB~A large raft passed down the river
yesterday, which, We understand, had
been aground on the rapids for q number
of days and had just succeeded in get
ting off.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.


n. vt. D. N. AND NJ. R.R. AND u. r.. r.
Train leaves. 30 An. Train leaves IT'S AN.
" 2. 60 ed Train leaves $50 Pm.
Freight leaves. 90 Pm. ILLIsoIs souTH.1. R-R.
:" arrives. a30P.x. Leaves Hamilton 4:e0 n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

E Look on the inside of this paper
for letter from the 10Th Iowa and other
correspondence and miscellaneous reading
matter. Never fail to look on the second
and third pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

BLuNDER-In our notice of the soldier
who received pair Of boots, the heading
read, Beware of Merit; it should have
been, as it was written, Reward of Merit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
COMPANY H--Kl
PRISONERS.

W W Byers, w H II Clayton, A J
Smith, ] + King. G More, Jno F Dough-
erty, J c Acres, Simon Botkin, z C
Dean.sJ D Evans, Omer Haskins. VIM
G Holmes, S r Stewart, Thos Huphreys.
H q Jones. A w Jones. 8 Langford, j
II Sanison,J More, J G Mcintosh, Jno
Nixon, A S Pumphrey. B II Parsons,
L Paxton, w II II Smith, David Smith,
Ed p TAYLOR, Chas Wilber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
SArIsrrED-Many housewives

SArIsFrED-Many housewives who
have been using Soda for years have be.
come satisfied that DeLand d Co.'s M<,n.
ical iSaleratus is better for al purposes
than soda, and therefore cannot be in.
duced to use Soda or any other brand Of
SaleEatus, sS .s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
Z. W. GRAY,
Assistant Surgeon.

Losses in Companies and III of the
Nineteenth.
Below we give the losses in comps nies
| and H Of the Nineteenth Infantry, both
of which were raised in Van Buren coun-
ty. The list, Mr.. McCrary thinks, is
correct, although not Official:
COMPANY H-KILLKD.
1t. Siias Kent, Corp'l Clinton Ander-
son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
WOOD. WOoDl! WOOD

We hare 4 largs lot Of good dry Wood on hand, for
sale The loves: CASH PRICE delivered In any par
Of the city the Le~ee.
Leave orders With A. a. HIsE, or ID. p. SHIELDS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

~ There was . free fight at Eddy
vile on Tuesday night. We are not in
formed when the next one comes off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

J S Rsgsdale, w S Bragg, G W Mere
dith, I Barker, d X Calhoun, Mil
Ter, - Ross, - Sterns, D I Dresser. w
Orr, Jesse Meredith, David Barker, r E
Collins, John Newton, - Baus, - We
har
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29

The Chattanooga Rebel has very in
teresting letter from Braeg's army. which
conveys the latest intelligence we have
from it. We copy portion of it:
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REBEL DISPATCHES

Washington, May 2S.-The Richmond
Enquirer Of The 25th has the following dis.
patches: 1852 ."
To JEFF. Davis-Yicksburg, May 2O.-The
enemy assaulted cur entrencbmeuts yester-
day, on our center and left, bus we're re-
pulsed vita heavy loss. Our lose was but
small. The enemy'a foree 10 1T lsast co.
900. @...'aA --- ~@
Vicksburg, 2l.-The enemy kept nm a
heavy artillery Ere yesterday; two Of our
yuns, in the center, were dismounted, but
our works are uninjured. Their sharp,
shooters picked OF officers and men all dav.
Our works were repaired and guns replaced
last night Our men are encouraged BY a
report that Gen. johnson 10 near with q
large army. ." z" r. Fl
yicksbhrg, May 81, 2 O'Clock, p. m.-We
have had brisk artillery, muskos aud rifle
fring to-day; also heavy 6ripg from the gun
beats. r. Ssf .84t5.s%s e.. $50 =. i - !
8 O'Clock p. rn.--Dsring the past 2 DAYS,
transports. with troops, have gone no the
river; destination unknown. :
Mobile ga special 70 the Advertiser
and Register, dated to-day, Gays the snemv
have been foiled in all their efforts. Their
dead and wounded strew the ground in
front Of our works; according TO one esti.
mate' bis loss is 10000. Firing is heard
at intervals last night and to-day. !,
las the rebel cemmudicasiOn with vicks-
burg is entirely cut off, their statemencs in
regard to Federal repulsss, OF which our
accounts say nothing, must be taken with
due allowapea.-Rxp - &
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asarfressbsro, May % vssy lats ~ =; /
llahlsnsws ssam sAs rsbsl arsny i u gpft
PoYsess hss bsss made : Nj. Gems AID
gone 10 Mississippi with BIZ whuls savalfy
Forse, formerly commanded by Sapbofn. -,
The greater portion az IFheslss's fsres has
gore q C0lambia 10 supply me plaes thus
made vacant. d u I, NM, b &. s.st
The rebel fores as TpIlahema ccnsisss Of
5, 900 insantry and II, 600 oavslry, provided
10 forces hays goSs there siuca day before
yesterday. Thess are III efsetsve men,
suoh a. eoald as ans tsme be taken into Ehs
field. IN sta 4i
The movement eonmssssa by DrsSksa.
ridge has evidently become gensral. polk
do we'll 40 llasdees hays withdraw theIr
orcss. Voc may consider u sbeas certain
that we shall have 90 lighting this side Of
Tallahoma. The Chattanooga railread has
II ears and ten locomotives oosssitutiDg it.
rolling stock. Rebel feinfoFcemeats from
ali rarts Of The Soush seat 10 Vieksbarg
alaeuneed to about 200 900 men. There
are but few troops 10 East Tenpsasee. AZ
CSatsanoogs the rebels SAY chat - Hainsas
BlbF Gen. Loring cut bis way through our
army and escaped.
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FROM sIlERaAN's CORPS.

Chicago, % "A oorrsspondenee from
Grants srmy, dated The 20tb, says: a..
On Monday afternoon at O'Clock, The
advance OF Gen. Sherm ans corps, under
Gen. Ssssis, reached the susmy's works and
took a position on the right. Gen. McPher-
son planted his command IN front or In our
centre, and McClernsDd took the extreme
left, reaching almost to the river below
All the forenoon Of yesterday, different
brigades wero taking positions, forming
lines Of battle 90. AT 2 O'Clock the battle
began in earnest. Gen Steele droYs enemy
from several forts and teek one complete
line of fortifcaeions fronsed by riaspiss.
lie extreme right rested on the river baak
under the bluffs at Shutdown. His division
fought CALAMITY all day.
Sherman's left and McPhtrson's right are
in supporting distance. Both have advaD-
ced lines Of administers to within SO yards
Of the enemies breastworks, and their ar
sillery to within 500 yards, and are 10 DO !.
sition at these distances. McClesnand 10
not progressing so fast TO. day, bat ia doing
we'll. We lost about Is 900 killed and
wounded yesterday. f
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LOYAL MEETING.


AT a meeting Of sbs Union men Of Ere.
mont county recently beld ss Sidney, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted: -
WHKRKAs, In times OF imminent danger
10 the very existence OF the nation, it 10
the daty OF every legal eitisen to sustain
and support the Governments without eva.
sion or conditions and whereas the loyal
States OF the American Union are disgraced
by class whose secret sympathies and pub
lilo acts are designed to encourage and
strengthen the traitors in arms against the
Government, which has ever protected their
property, therefore
Resolved, That every true patriot in this
hour Of the nations peril syfsld cordial
and willing support to the Government !;
without drawing refined distinctions between
q support of the Government and q support
Of the Administration.
RTsolrsd, That the prosperity, the ser
vices, and she lives of the people should be
at the disposal Of the Government, whsn
needed in this life and death struggle for
national existence.
Resolved, That We will maintain the Con
stitutiOn, the Union, and the supremacy of
the laws against the traitors in the field, and
their more cowardly allies here at home.
Resolved, That our fathers, sons and
brothers, who are stsnding facs to face with
the armed enemies of the country deserve
and shall receive our foil and complete sup.
port that while they guard our homes
from invasion We viii regard it our most
sacred duty to mark and punish as traitors,
those who seek to neutEaIiEs their gallant
services by q SIRE in the rear"
Resolusd, That while the open and ayowed
position Of the Republican organization ia
an endorsement Of the loyalty OF every one
Of it's members, certain Copperhead meet
ings have by their efforts TO expel G. @.
Cole and other War Democrats from that
organisation, given their loyalty an endorse
ment no less satisfactory or conclusive.
Resolved, That We will suppors none but
reliable unconditional Union men from the
highest to the lowest. ..
| Resolved, That We heartily endorse and
approve the policy and measures adopted
By the Federal Administrator FOR the sup
preston of the rebellion and that We do
in a special manner endorse the great Proc
lamatiou OF freedom. - -.
Resolved, That Dongias truly stated the
issue in thu contest between patriots and
traitors--the friends 'aRh the enemies III
| the Government !; and that the conduct and
actions Of each citizen clearly and unulis-
takahly determines and discloses the class
to Which he belongs. 49, . ~: p.
T. LINaENFELTgR,
Chairman.
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UNION MASS CONVENTION |

=. Meeting for the purpose oil
appointing Delegates to represent
Pottawattasnie County in the en-
sning State Convention at Des
Moinss, { on the 18th Of June, }
will be held at Union Hall, in
Council Bluff, on Saturday, the
6lhdsy of June, at 2o'clock, P. u.
All persons who are in favor OF
prosecuting the present war until
the )" Old Flag 7 shall wave over
every inch ofsoil it once protected,
and who are in favor of crushing
treason wherever, or in whatever
shape, it may be found, are in
Vited to attend.
By order Of Central Committee.
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VERY LATEST FROM VIcKsBURd.


j. ohioago, Mar a. Our latest from Vieks.
burg is TO .Fridsy aight. On Friday morn
ing PsnbersoB sent GAG Of truce Offering
co surrender the place on condition that he
be allowed to march out after grounding
arms. Graas refused tia terms, aad ss 10
o'clock commenced 40 assaals npea ths for.
sifcations. A sangainaFy battle easusd 10
which eur loss vas seyere. The, rebels
fought eth the eoOlness OF desperation. re.
serving their Ere until or. forces came
within aaarderoas range. The rebels we're
driven back however by main force into
their last line OF iptrenchmenas. That was
the situation Friday evening, and tho cen.
test bad not been resumed when the boat
left Saturday morning. The mertar boats
were throwing an occasional shsll. We
have captured the batteries above and be.
low the town, and The two wings Of The
army rest on th1 river above and below the
CITY,, II Pemberton escapes he mast cus
his way through. Logan is guarding the
Black River bridge, ami ii 10 believed BIO
wilt be able 70 keep Johnston back with any
reinfoFcemenss be 10 likely to receive. |
deem this statement reliable. There q M
tFnth In the report that this rebels have
captured Helena. The steamers Courier ana
Champion vent down to-day loaded with
commissary stores.
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RAID INTO Pennsylvania.

Washington, May 26.- IL is rumored here,
and We believe the roDor to be trus, that
great fears are entertained Of an invasioD
of Pennsylvania BY Confederate Forces
Gen. Schenck, as Baltimore, 10 said 70 have
communicated his fsars TO the Washington
authorities and TO those OF harrisburg, and
the infection has caught. The Herald ears
there is no truth in the various fnnors
aAoat. ...s......s. i !. 4
All the intelligencs 10 possession OF the
Government warrants the belief that Yieks-
burg has already capitulated. I
A special TO the Herald, from Mursrees.
boro the Goth. says the rebels have fallen
back all along their lines. Very recent in
selligence indicates the rebel forcs at TaE
lahoma and vicinity 10 number 81 900 msn,
Of whom as 900 ere infantry. aud G.O00
csValry. t.a<"3@'9 s.. ss ss7sEaFaH4sf
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ATTACK on ROME. GA.

Eew York j May 2s.--Ths AtalAnts asor-
gisn says - Our dispatch announces the
marching Of I or 5000 Yankees, upon Rome,
in this Stats. No parsicalaFs are given of
their Ehsysahonsa. The oaly assurancs 10
thai pESparasions are heing made 30 meet
and rspei them. s.s
Charleston selegrsm Of The 2lsl, says
Steamer Nansemand. with $50 bales or cot.
tester Nassaa, struck ! spas, and ID sup
posed % b . srssk. The Gesrsian. going
10 ms night, vda callers 81 bsag sEslssd
beach, asd i Bsfisrsa ID BEE wfesk
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FROM REBEL. ARMY Arm /; r.

New York. May 27..-A correspondent Of
the World who has been prisoner several
weeks, says be With other prisoners met
very substantial evidence Of sympathy ID
The South. The impression l. galpine
ground 10 The coufederacy, that We can out.
last them and eYerrun their country. 10 =.
lasioa % the capsurs Of COL. Stra;shps com.
masd, the corsespondsaa ssaaas that Oh.
Straight f6aghs I'll Bic asanaplslsn was i.
haastsd and hls anpimsls gays oas. Tor
rests loss was 500, Ths sorsssd onasns
also says shsrs ars 20 forces 10 tAe inlerier
OF the Oonfedsrscy, and ths railroads -
in . bad condition. ne strength de YsbeI
army Iasy hss pal dorm 81 400. oC0 .aan
bale Oh whom ars in Middle Tennasse,a I 81
yirgtpia d 4 ~ -. q. : =
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FROM WASHINGTON,

/ b.
Washington, 27.-The CITY il stiIi great.
y excited over the news from Ficksbare.--
There seems TO be not possibihsy Of
doubt IN any quarter, but that Grant win
succeed in capturing Vicksburg, and most
Of the army there. s.* Esii
Hooker is inthe city to-day, and speaks
10 enthusiastic terms Of Grans and biz sus.
cesses. egg ~s.: fsslasi%& a8ssGa ss5tSE
! There is growing impressions here that
lee. is medisating an attack on Hooker, or
upon Washington The rebels admit their
position is desperate one, and they must
dare immense danger 10 tho hors Of de-
ssroyibg COR army aud csptarfug 1Yashipe.
ten. ss-"= d - =.
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una.s s. aad tke osss6 &c ov sgnza ~
~ Nv ssls;s. s iii 81 sslka i
vs. mi III shs pFs lag ~ aaa a the
As..1se u shsir snsllss, u b en lsakes
III &riei arsassl* I'D esass ssass = ass
'shss .nfekt 81 STAYED I'll lhs 40 az sosS0Ms
1lar aisss havs bssh told shas their door
Iiiafsgk 5bdla vss BE ssainsa wisi blood, and
.4a,sir hannv hou.ea snasie heaps 0E ruhbiah
uaIsss this war uas ended and Ne yield 10
'ts.s Cospsrhssa mknaasas. III ii IL reslIg
.shair iassntian III ahasl ia: bIopd on inno-
esuca and y,rti,e anon the soil og lows, ard
ls.vs nanxhs IL aur ka,;,es buE Cd AIRED I'd.
Inn. les thsu. mls.rakelI shsir hell born hcsts
"a ea,.e ana ~ ! -. Ard g sioneer hits
.ss,ssl, sha hand sshas fseds snd psassesa
,he,s =. SAID alsea kine traitors shaa yeu
ar 8. so,. ,nsnea ina bloedy wssk u yoa dags.
Annlv aAa I.asnsaiery toreh d Our homes
- s. ,.;rs ,,;s. s.,,.1rhrAs sar vonr loash.
{. I. S. 4 Z, 80. -
sono oaapassfa g sss.s 80 q y. s
pour nns y0ar disieyal oae oo e. ea oasFsp1
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FRoAcuMBERLAND GAP.

" TORT Monroe, May 24.-Frora the Rich.
mond Dispatch of die sd, We tack the fol-
lowiug s--A correspondent Of tho Kuox-
villa Register, vrising from Cuinberland
Gag a7shs ssys:--Ws hare reliable news
? Es-dey, bal he ensany b aavascing on that
point With i force Of 10 regipsnss, Also
. foras esing via Big ereek. Its impossi-
EslsAsgkuss shs abieess has u they cAll on
10 re shall give them happy rro"Psis".-
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STILL LATER mon YlcKsBuRa.

Chicago, 2S.--A speoial dlspassh fFoml
Memphis, sAys the STEAMER Luminary which
lefs Youns's Point Saturday nornlng Aas
arrived. Con Les ~ Ksnsas, i passens,
reports that The twa pnssr works q - esls
sssy hsvs been taken 81 VIeksbnFR. leavinK
bat one 10 take. The rebels were ccna!
plssely : srffpandsd, Grants army stretching
entirely around The city, from river 20 river.
GRAFT had certainly capsassd {, 900 prison.
ers and 81 guns, asld pieces. ..s
Jaeksop, Mica, has bean destroyed. The
Federal army that captured IL are now acs-
ing as reinforcsments for Grant, at ViCks.
burg. s3tt3 "a
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SQUAD DOCTRINE

EDITOR NoNPAREtL.-Ths following pre-
amblo and resolutions were unanimously
adopted at the meeting OF the Council
Bluffs District Ministerial Association OF
the NJ. E. Church, held 10 the City of
Council Bluffs, May IL, Is, ID, add ordered
to be published in the Weekly NoNrAKrrL.
Yours Respectfully, .
II. II. 0'NErL, seu'y.
WHEREAs, We, as Nation, are involved
in civil war, melted by Southern Oligar-
Chists, to subvert the political institutions
OF our country, and crush out the liberties
We enjoy, which were purchased By the
blood OF our fathers, and transmitted TO us
in the great title.deed Of human freedom,
for the purpose of establishing oonfede.
racy, the corner. stone OF which is to bo
slavery, which we conceive to be the sssum
OF all Villanies;o therefore, =
Rcsolreds That We, The members. az the
@. B. Ministerial Association, are convinced
OF the great responsibility resting unon ND
Ss Christian Ministers 10 relation TO thai,,o-
litical questions of the day, and shat IL In
our ousy to pray ferour country, and TO
preach and lecture upon those question:
= whenever suitable opportunity offers. Il
Resolved, That 10 the prosecution Of the
war, We are in favor Of che Administrations
and emancipation; and as var neasares.
when necessary for the suppression Of ia
rebellion, ws are IN favor OF connagrasiou.
eonfiscation ana exterminasion. =,
hesotUsd, Tha: We pledge our lives, cur.
property, end eur sacred honor il sunpors
of the Government, %
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& sSSs - n n -
4 psrolIsd ptisonzf lslt shss'nsa,s
Eapaluw ID "a II sAyS D. rsba e -
~ kilI aarsh q 10 tors asss ssksa esa
sarssa s. 60 snsmy. oa ihs sxsssnk &
sbe saaas day ahs water batteries y sbe fo n
j shs lin ssrs ssasassd sns y g -
srsning ths wases batteries vars ISIS n
o. Fsslsy, net shs 4 asal a ass
penbsr.chss sstma III 8afrsSdsE, GFzss
ra6ys.l - Biz werssy saa tlsa sasay wsEs
sriysa "a sha Innar fsseaasiopss 1Faps
fsls ssrsaia III asald bssAbls e sa leaF
Il JohSsop. Who has paiy aheas ~ 900
men, exsiusiss of whas e naay aass " ~ =.
.IDiforcsnsnss. Grspsss ssny 4 Isrs 80 u 7
Iss.gsssrally suppeseds 80 pumesrs fnoRsh
Tor The WORK % band. y ssrsesAss epass
Dlslsly around 40 doemsd eisy, saeh wiHg
ressing 81 shs river. iekspss \ fall y I
women and shildssn, eepsissins not eply II
shs psslys inhablfasss there, bass q man5
Who have corns from tho surEsundlsg seun.
~ for safety. s. s. y 90. Sc
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COL. ~. III. RIN8akAN.

We greatly fear this cbivalrouS, brave
aid patriotic soldier lie no mors-that he
eGsalsd his devotion to the old Gag, and bis
reverence for free institutions, With bis iife's
blood, in the ssrrihls battle at Black River
Bridge, Miss, on the Eth inst.--for, We
ind IN the Chicago Times, Of the 18th, IN
the list Of casualties, the following brief bat
painfuily expressive record 40
''ees. xinsmAR, ssd Isss. mortslly."
We tract this 10 Is exsggsrasion--shaI
his wound 10 not falkland that be win be
spared for 10 these many years-as least
until be 10 as cordially hated by the enemies
OF the nation IN Mississippi, as he 10 by their
sympaihisers, aiders aud abestors in Couu.
siI RlnGs. We await further nsws from
shat quarter With tbs most painfal anxiety
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rrRoa ksf1i i

Nsw York, 20 i aipstfaesborp alspnssk
sass ihs isdleasicss ars shssiasgs bediesof
Ysbsl oavslry ars gessg ssdshward. esesk !,
enridgess forcsshas FALLEN bssk, 400 there
are now no rebel troops bssweep MurfsseS.
boro and Manchester.
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FROM MOBIEE.

Washpgtea 70. lshmoad Esqsirsr
Of yssterdsys has shs fsllQwipg
Mobile, May 25.-A eouTf spogssthsE
Yaxoo City has been oaptosed BY The Ped
erals, ana the Navy lard barneA by che
Confederate Troops. s @ I.
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G. A Monster ''Oonsention for the pnr-
Pose Of taking into consideration and ses-
sing public opinion right on The subject oil
the enlargement Of the canals" connecting
che gsaas wsss 9Th the Atlantic, 10 to pset
in ehissgs on the Cd ptsx. We have re.
asiTsd . easd Of invitation from the com
mites, and much regret that circumssan.
sec ars such 40 10 prevent our attendance.
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Pgo Boso puBLlqo.

Brsgadier General John Cool, of siou1
City, Who, some time ago, immortaliEed
himself by absiiFisns 'srafd" upoa the
Postmaster at oounsil Bluffs, has bssn re.
lievsd Of his command; his successsr- Gen.
Sullivsn--psssed this place On . steamer
ISssoufs to Sioux City, . few days sinoe.
The Generals corn contractors viii,
douhEaess, feel bad over hIs removai. .
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FROM sHERaiAN,s LANDING.

Cairo, 2T.-Our Latest dates from SheF-
mans Landing % Saturday II Friday's
attack 90 the Notifications, sangninary
battle ensusd, id which the Fedsrslloss Wss.
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VAIL. 1NEltgaHAM'.

Balsimers, 27.-H aIsimofs City Uounsilss
uaaaimoasly parsed resolutions sndaFslng
The bahisAmsas 81 YailapdighsIa.
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- Both editors Of the STATE Register
hare been arrested for dsfsning the char
acter of eoppsrheads Qseer fellows,
those Register Chaps much sharpss than
anybody oas thfs war, Il they ssknow any
wordsn that win isjars the sseaaraoser' Of
coppsrhead.A f6@ tsss ~
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e. The late election in ST. Louis for
Memhr Of State Conyantion resulted in shs
saesees Of ths "Iaadisalsn over the s'Con-
ssFvatises," by twenty-five handred ina.
jOrisy. Soma few "Abolisionsrs" ip st.
Louis, ,-,. .g..s-.. .#