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From The Tribune, Aug. ..
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
New York. Aug. IA

The details Of the Arago's news con-
tain nothing additional to what was tele.
grsphed yesterday.
A CORES pondencs from San Salvador
states Mr.. Psrtride. our Minister to San
Salvador, had got iuto difficulty with tina,
Government about the claim of some
American citizens upon property seized
from Don Jose Ganxeales. The authori
ties at Salvador refused to give up the
property and refer the matter to our Gov
srnment. Ganzeales, whose property was
seized, alleged to be traitor.
Washington specials report that DIR r.
]. Barnes is appointed Medical Inspector
General in place of DR.. Perley. resigned
The plaa urged by Gems. Roseerans and
Rosseau for raising 10000 cavalry and
10000 mounted infantry to operate agains,
guerrillas in the southwest and along the
border. gains favor daily Senators Her.
ris and Cowan, Gov. Moorhead and 9th.
ers. urged its adoption upon the Presi.
dent to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
AIeus Gen. T.,,ls.
The KeoSauqua Republican saws:

The keosauqua Republican says:
eve had n talk with Gen. futile, on
"wednesday, m reference to his being =
candidate, but ~ he wnl puolicly declare
hlmself in few days, and that in way
"no one can mi.understand,' We will not
now allude to it further.
Gen. futile is an admirer of Gen. Lo-
gan--endorses Logan's recent speeches
thinks he is doing great deal of good
IN lilinois-and We understand that when
he declares his position publicly, it viii
be IN as emphatic manner in favor Of
the war policy of the Administration and
against Copperheads The Burlington
Argus, an admirer Of Gen. futile. saws
Of Logan:
Gen. Logan has been roaming owe,
Illinois for week or two past making
abolition speeches and denouncing Dem
ocrats, calling them "Copperheads," DC
tie has no influence any more than be
has any respect for honest men. Gen
Logan is making infamous history 70,
himself. and will some day recre. the
disgraceful part he has played in his
trcachery, TO which he has treated hi.
friends. No gallant conduct in the field
can wipe out his false. hearted political
knavery.'
1t the Argus continues hereafter 70
support Gen. Tuttie, we will begin "a
think there is something ''rottsn in Den
mark. or that the Argus il destitute Of
prlns,ple. IS the party has declared itself
to be in this county.
The Chicago Times also denounces
Logan"
The keosauqua News of this week h.s
a flaming exhortation to its readers and
the rest of mankind, to support General
Tustle for Governor. I've weeks AGO
The News concluded an editorial as fol-
lows:
These are the times for men TO cling
70 prineipie. Il will not do to yield an
linen just aow. In. Democracy c.nno.
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:
sfrord It, Our party must plant itself
firmly and squarely against not only the
Abolition policy Of the Administration.
but agsinst those wicked unconstitutional
measures Of the President, which, Is
much longer tolerated. must lead to civil
var in our own midst Ii upon such .
platform General Tuttle can stand, then
BY oil means let him be nominated, If the
Convention can select no better man."
Will the the News now please let it,
readers know whether Gen. futile has
planted himself firmly and squarely on
the platform, against the policy Of the
Adnipistration, or does the News en-.
brace and endorse that policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
New York. Aur Ia.

The Herald's Washington despatch re.
ports all quiet in the army.
The greater portion of Lees force is
south of, and in the immediate vicinity
OF the Kapidan, though large force is
kept between the Rapidsn and Kappa
hammock.
No doubt Lee will attempt to gain our
rear with corps, while the remainder
OF his force operate in front. No fears
are entertained, however. concerning the
result OF any attempt TO fank, and the
repetition of Jackson's msneuyer would
doubtless result moro disastrously to Lee
than 1t did to Jackson.
Citizen prisoners are constantly being
brought in, most Of whom take an oat b
not to encourage rebellion, while few
take the oath Of allegiance.
The weather continues very hot.
No movements are on foot, nor does
there appear to be chance Of any imme
diately.
Parties recently arrived from Rich
mond represent the people there ms sunk
in the deepest gloom They are desert
ing irou the Guy In CROWDS, In conse.
quence OF the high prices for necessarie,
OF life. Sickness prevails to . fsarfu
extent, and want Of medicine is badl,
felt.
Desertions from the rebel army ar,
frequent. There were few rebel troop,
ut Richmond on the 7th, nor were Their,
any indications Of movement on tn,
part Of the rebel army.
JEFF. Davis proclamation calling in alb
sentees from the army remains dead let
ter.
The report that Davis and Lee hay,
qusrrelled 10 diseredited, but there i,
terrible evaporation among the peopl.
against The rebel Secretary OF State, Ben
jsmin.
Talk 10 Richmond placed Lees army
d $1,000. IL is scattered all over th.
sountfy, from Gordonsville to Hanove,
Court House, and northward to within
few miles Of the Rappat.annock, for the
purpose Of subsistsnce 70 animals used In
Iransportation.
Tbs daught has been severe in South.
srn VisginiA, and in many parts the in.
tense hsst has blasted the crops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
The N. Y. Common Council appropriate
$4,000, 900 for Substitutes
Death or Little Crow Con.
flrmed.
Death or the Rebel General
Holmes.
Washington, Aug. ID.

Washington, Aug. ID.
An agent Of the Treasury Dept, who
went to England several months ago, has
returned TO Washington. His mission
was entirely successful. He received
the conviction Of the two counterfeiters Of
the u. D. notes q York aesises. One
party swore that over 1000 ten dollar
bills had been printed and the plate des.
troyed 1t 10 believed this 10 the only
attempt which has bean made to utter
such paper in England. Specimens
brought hither, are only tolerably well
executed and could easily be detected in
this country. by the poor quality OF ink
and rude engraved likeness of Lincoln.
Lieut.. Col. English, in q communion
ton to the Navy Dept, dated July 9sth,
states that under Instructions from Act
ing Rear Admiral Bailey. he assumed
command of the hlnckadeing squadron -oi
the eastern coast Of Florida. He dos
patched an expedition up Mosquito In.
let, which captured sloop laden with
cotton, aud schooner unladen.
A large quantity Of cotton on the shore
was burned and several vessels destroyed
one of which had her cargo in and wal
about to sail. A force was landed
which destroyed all houses that had beer
occupied BY troops.
On landing, this party was fred upor
by few stragglers.
The conduct Of all connected with tn.
expedition was most praisworthy. NJ
one was injured. The boat secured the
extensive lagoon for go miles, ~ far up
as blockade runner could go.
The Navy Department has heard moth
ing OF battle of the coast Of Maine be-
tween gunboat and pirate, except
what the new papers contain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
9pefial Notices.
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siseksr Frsvsi Svss~ ~ahou, injuhns the Hair Of
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Washington, Nav Ia

Dispatches have been received from
Admiral Dahlgren to day. They are
principally of business character, and
not, therefore, proper for publication -
From the prepare tions made by himself,
and Gen. Gilmore, MS stand by these Of
6cers. the prospect of success in the pend
ing attack on the enemy's Notifications
are in the highest degree encouraging
Their responsibilities are Of such char
acter as to admit Of little, if any, doubt Of
a triumphant result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
New York, Aug. Ia.

New York, Aug. IA.
Commodore Henry w. Morris, United
States Navy. died to-day.
The Common Council passed an ordi-
nance to day appropriating So 1000. 600
to exempt poor men from the draft BY
furnishing substitutes. Firemen are ex
empted therefrom without regard to their
pecunisry resources.
The Express says on its passage BY
the Aldermen, who meet tomorrow, 1t
will be signed by the Mayor.
A resolution was also passed asking
the Governor to prosecute ell persons re-
cruiting in this city for other States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
w ashington, Aug. IA.

A distinguished party set ont this even
ing on excursion among tho lakes. The
party consists, as We understand, Of the
Secretary of State, Barron Geralt, the
member from Prussia Mr.. Milina, min
lister from Nicaragua Tassor. Spanish
minister; Lord Lyons, Baron Stocked,
Russian minister NJ. MERCER, French
minister; Mr.. Schliden, Panama minis
ter; Mr.. Bernatty, Cuban minister /;
Count Piper, Swedish minister w A.
Staburaxa, Chilian minister, and several
attaches Of legations. They will stop at
Sharon Springs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
rSneoial to Tribune.1
St. Paul, Aug. IS.

The reported death of Little Grow TO-
ceiyed positive confirmation today
His SON was captured at Devils Lake, DS
government soldiers, on tho 18th OF july
He ..y, he was with bis father when he
-. t;lisd. on the Sd Of July, neal
Hu.ohi,on, and gives minute Particular
81 the affair. which correspond in every
res pecs with published accounts.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
War Dept, Adj't Genl's Office,
Washington, Aug. 7.

General Orders No. 275.
By act of the General Assembly of the
State Of Iowa, approved Sept. llth, 1863,
the RICH, to vote for certain State officers
is given to volunteers or soldiers from that
State, in the military service Of the U. s.,
and provision made for the appointment
of the commissioners to each regiment Of
Iowa volunteers, for the purpose of car
rying out this act. Il is hereby ordered
that all suoh duly accredited commission.
era from Iowa be furnished with proper
facilities for visiting volunteers from thai
State, and be allowed access to them fol
the purpose indicated. BY order of Tho
Secretary of War.
Signed, Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
New York. Aup. ID.

One of the men connected in the
hanging of the negro in Clarkson
street during the riots, man named John
Nicholson, has been arrested.
The draft, it is understood, will com
mence in this city on Wednesday next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
Boston, Aug. IA

Boston. Aug. IA.
The bark Growler cleared to-day with
cargo of ice, purchased by the government
for the soldiers and sailors at Charles
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
New York, Aug. IA

New York, Aug. -.
The Times announce that the draft in
two more Of the city districts will CON-
mence on the Gath of August. Probably
by the Let of September the whole mat
ter will be over and oonscripts or substi-
tutes in the service of the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
ST. Louis. Aug. IA

lntslIisescs rs0siyed here states that
Ssbsl 0ss. P3insa, Sommsnder Of Arkan-
-, disd rsessuy = 1slisisn tremsss.
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philadelphia. ]

Philadelphia. Aug. IL.
Advices from Venezuela to July 18th,
ssy the rebels still hold Porto Cabella,
and Laguegra was considered blockaded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

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