The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-10

thls morning ON speeidi kthih.
RIVE understand that Henry Clay
Dean has not yet gone to 1t Louis, but
10 still in keskuk in tie hands OF his tor
mentors, the convalesceut sol Hers In the
guard house. The reason he has not been
taken down the river is said 10 be bat an
order was issu ID some time since that no
prisoners should bs brought 10 st. Louis
unless there was some crime charged
agAi oct them, and as Mr. Dean has been
guilty of none the St. Louis officials de-
cline TO receive him. In the meantime
he 10 kept In confinement. ihe only pet
sons whom lie sees being the soldiers who
relieve each other III the bafbarous pas
time Of annoying and tormentiDg him
| This takes place in land wbe,e II is pre-
tended we have laws aud constitutions
aud for whose liberties people are called
TO fight. What 4 commentary on the
sincerity and honesty Of the party in pow
er il The msnner in which these outrages
ara allowed. Il Muscaiine Jour.
Tha, is just the way the lying traitors
lin Dixie are accustomed to speak Of on,
soldiers, and il is just the way we would
expect only . lying traitor In fhe Eortl
to speak Of those who have iiskea theii
lives in defence of the Stars AID Strips
| Dean has been at the hotel on paloie
seeing just such persons as choose to call
and with no soldiers near him.
The eotire paragraph is utterly desti
tute of truth, except 70 far ~ the mer
fact that Dean has not been sent to S,
Louis.
4 Rssel Dsarer 81 Dsspaschss COas
AAso 0or Lbnes.--Als story.
I'll [Pfoa The Chicago Tribune.
sf In THE REAR or vIeksBURe.}
May 81, 1863.
Ihavs bssn considerably isssFssted i
the story Of Greene s DouXlaa, son Of
:. G. Douglas, Of Mason county, ILL.,, VIII
csme into our lines Thursday mornin
last, bearing q message from Lieut.. Ger
Pembsrton 70 Gen. Johnston, At Jscksor
Miss Young Douglass left his home i
Illinois, seven years ago, and went to Sa
:. Antonio, Texas, where be enlisted in IN
United States service as Ranger" unde
; Capt. Hayes, who was attached To- Co
e Canby's command. He was in this sci
T. ,,na r. .hs breaking out Of the Rebellion
. s",s "'s,. # the Bras ; K,esr..h froajer
y .o,nnand. consisting Of three hu
!. dred and sixty regulars and one huhu.
!. aud sixty s'rangcrs,' Dsas"s NV y
IT, the number, was captured by L.'i =
ID. IN mrn Capt. Hayes subsequently en'
! q "a his escape This capture was ~
III the command Was on It's way
Rr.wnsy,lls, 10 soek transportal'o"
eet- 10 llnuad S.atcs., The rcxulArs
vin ..,..a aud sens heu,ts. but the 'rangs
r;.n p.ing considsred irrsguisr troops,
:. .no,e. 70 consist mainly OF lsa 4
ans .a,a offered the alternative ot y,
meet NE rsbel service or--hanging cir
and sx,ira,iou OF the twenty Jour ho, I'd !.
a. nm for consideration, oae h9lnnvn
- sIty ;o,ned q cavalry rsglner we're
-. Green I'd Texas cassify' n Dperati
the s,yn.d 70 S.blsy's brigade.
for - ,he ,srri.ory Of Ar.zaAd marched
The They lef, San Anto1ought at v
ening Arizoua. a pa''s vi tue river !
looks serde, ou s's S,h,.h 49,, .1'e ue1sn'eu' r,
III Afterwards they 10 Grande, on |
I vita forty miles fropof the blue Rid
pla,ns Al the they hasarded anoti
Mountains. v we're again defeated :
. oon' eupagcmenek With the loss Of b.
engine forced 10 q artillery and seven h,
gage sradsss yosns Douglass !
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