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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

"a. RehnAa IN she EsrOlAsA. aAAAiaAaS~~@
The ST. Louis Democrat relates the fol-
lowing as an example of how readily rebel
sy mpaihisers are enrolled In the militia
Ivf this s ate. II would seem that the
authorities should take some steps to pre-.
vent this thing, and purged the Enrolled
Militia Of such dangerous elemcnt:
In February last, Lieut.. Col Coleman,
of the Il. M. NJ. of that county, issued an
order, by order of Brigadier General
Crawford. that all traitors in that county
should, on given day. assemble and be
enrolled and mustered into The service Of
the State. In accordance witt said order,
on the day specified, one hundred and
seventeen men errllled and formed them
selves into company. The Captain of
said company was under bond of 1000
for disloyal,y, The First Lieutenant ID
a paroled prisoner, having violated his
parole by not appearing at the Provost
Msrshal's office in Saline county a. order
ed The Second Lieutenant is under
bond of $1,000, snd every member Of
said company is under bond of from
81. 600 to sS, 600.
The organization of the Company was
forwarded 10 the Adjutant- General of the
State, and the commissions issued to tue
said officers. These commissions having
been seen by our informant, he addressed
letter to Governor Gamble, giving him
full history of officers and men come
posing said company, and requesting said
commissions to be revoked. No notice
having been taken of this letter, the gen.
tleman went expressly to Springfield to
see Brigsdier General Crawford, com
manding the E. Nj. M, and represented
the facts to him. The General stated
that il was necessary that these organixa-
lions should be made to harmonize with
the people We understand that the
bonds of the Captain OF said Company
and the Lisutenana are now on file in
Colonel b. Farrar's Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

~ The rebel loss Of General officers in
the recent baths Of Frcdcricksburg ID
immense. The Richmond papers have
already published among the Killed and
wounded, Lieut., Gen. jackson, dead
Brig. Gen. Thomas, killed; Gen. A. P.
Hill, wounded; Brig, Gen. Paxton, killed;
Brig. Gen. McGowsn. wounded !; Brig
Gen. Heth, Wounded Brig den. Nichols,
wounded, leg amputated; Brig. General
Hoke, wounded. Every staff officer Of
A p. Hill was either killed, wounded o,
captured. Half Of Jackson's staff shared
the same fate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

short. sUT TO THE PoIsr. State
Ie.chers Association Of Indiana, nun.
oering ITO teachers, at their late meeting
summed up the political situation in yerv
t i sGds. ~ unanimously adopting the
following platform. -
hesoived. |, That the Union Govern
men. Is right and Che rebellion il wrong.
| nssesysd, 2. That ws will sustain The
right and oppose the wrong bv an the ~
s,un.n means God hss placed in our
assN r7s4 @f2@ EkAaa &43 pvu egs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

Err II has been demonstrated that
melted Ice is as pure % aistil rd water -
During congslation the salts are elimin
sted Sea water. when frozen. furnishes
.pare water on being n'cited !; End in the
North of Europe. salt is ecouomicalIy
extracted from sea water by exposing the
water to intense cold the water which
remains unfrozen and enforceable is then
extremely rich in salt, which may easily
be obtained by evaporation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

<The rebel soldiers recently arrived
10 Washington were, apparently, pleased
WITH the idea Of being prisoners in our
hands !: md the explanation is found in
the remark some OF them made: aWell.
the Yankees can't treat NJ worse than We
have suffered, and they seiU feed Us BET.
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
sEcoyp nArAtyoN
Major Edward p. Ten Broee'

Major Edward r. Ten Brock.
Co. E--Capt. d. F. Eicher, Let Lieut.
). Z. De Haven, ed Lieut.. d. Ellison.
Co. Capt. A. S. Ames, lst Lieut..
5. B. Coyl, I'd Lieut.. Alpheus Scott. 7 4
Co. H-Capt. G. j. Marsh, LIST Lieut.
u A. Hesselberger. ed Lieut. Carter
Berkeley.
Co. B--Capt. DEWITT C. Cram, Isl
Lieut.. I. 2. Rood, I'd Lieut.. Thos. j.
Lesvitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
rnIRb BArrLIoE

Go. I'D Lieut.. G. w. Mccall.
Go. c. LIST. Lieut.. sbsent. eiek ]
Go, F-Capt. Scott Shattuck, LIST Lieat
JAS. Rush, I'd Lieut.. l.. N. Brennan.
Go. M-Capt V. j. Williams. I'd
Lieut.. Richard Berry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
a RAsY n rrs ARMs.--A !.

Il BAsY n Tn4 ARMSs--A eorrespon-
dent at Murfreesboro sends this
The following letter was sen, to corps
COMMANDER OF this army . few days since,
and speaks for itself: ss8 b
The General Commanding Directs
me to call your alteHtion 10 . fragrant
outrage committed in your command--a
person having been admitted inside Your
lines without pass, and in violation Of
orders The Gaze 10 one which calls for
your personal attention, abd the General
Commanding directs, .ha. you deal with
the offending party or parties acdording
to law.
"The Medical Director reports that an
orderly sevyeast, in Brigadier Gen : - -
division, was to-day delivered Of baby
which is in violation, Of all military
law and of the army regulations. No
such case has been known since the DAYS
Of Jupiter. You will apply the proper
punishment in THE ease, aud remedy
! to prevent repetitiou of the act
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

Ba- The Massachusetts boys have got
hold Of the Opelousas Courier Office, and
are printing spicy Union paper at itl
prsss. We give . sample:
SINGULAR ADvxRTIsEnxHr.- COPY
the following from the Alsxandria Senti.
mel, of next week, received through 0
Southern source: "I.ost, ON the road from
Berwick Bay to Alexandra. the following
articles Two battles; several skirmishes;
three gunboats: twenty guns; about 1909
prisoners; eight transports; one Butte Ia
Rose; one salt mine about 5000 best 'oal-
tie; about 5000 horses; large lot of camp
cquipage, quartetmastsr's stores, lumber,
ammunition. &C.; also, prestige. highly
colored, VI no use to anybody. but the
owner. The finder will be thankfully re-
warded by returning them TO me. some
whore on the road to Texas or Arkansas,
or by giving such information as may
lead to their recovery.
h. TAYLOR. Major Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
slavery ~ = Military Power.
The Richmond Examiner, Of the

0aovery ~ q MILITARY rover.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 5th
instant, commences an article a. fellows :
"The North have discovered from this
war the value of slavery to the South as n
military institution and the prociams-
tons Of Lincoln have been designed 10
destroy that power in our hands,
Notwithstanding the Concurrent evil
dsnce presented by the actual events Of
the war, and the boasts u tie rebels them
selves that slavery rs the main prop and
stay Of the JEFF. Davis ahsolutism, there
are still found men at the North, profess
ing 10 be loyal, who constantly denounce,
aud, % far - they are able, obstruct cv.
cry efort made By The Federal Govern
ment to deal blow at il. Thousand d
gallant soldiers have been stricken down,
and we fear .thst thousands more will
share he same fate, owing to the insane
reverence displayed by political dema-
gcguef among as, for the accursed insti-
tuition upon which the reh5 ION relies for
the sinews Of war EE8 tF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
CARPENTERS WANTED.

Two ~ khs9s eooA q spsntefs sap Had steedy ea.
paeSGsan b0heSi hno ~ q -Epo8,1 nAAp, - 1nine
$50 k.sEes My "A sleesssat r seyeAss AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25
FIRST BATTALION.

Major Thos. Fl. Shepherd.
Co. A-Capt J. Galligan, 1st Lieut.
J. NJ. Gates, ID Lieut. s. ] Toll.
Co. G-Capt A. b. Moreland, Is,
l.ient. W. A. Heath, Cd Lieut.. E. H
Gaylord.
Co. k-Capi. ]. Logan, I'd Lieut.. H
+. Berst.
Go. D-Capt. T. W. Burdick, let Lieut..
Sherman Page, I'd Lieut.. Timothy Finn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

r~~ IL 11x-xoH fnE DfKDG'1r YOU wan
to secure the assistance OF the incest little
garden help in the world, put up plenty
of bird boxes. For the sake of good taske
make the boxes like little cottages have
them with doors or holes Of different sizes,
sos taas The martins Gan get in at some,
the blae bisds At others, and the little
wrsns stOtk4rs still thsn the big birds
will nes drivssof the little ones. 1t is D
very good way to Ex the bird boz apen
the top of stout post, 80 thatIit VIII
stand about eight feet high when the post
IL set IN TIE ground, ana +ttach thS Unif-'
dren and fools not 70 disturb the feather
cd folks in their cottage homes The
b5xes Tor martins should be placed higKsf
and more retired than for The snA.,f
birds. On the top Of a BARN or acarriage
house, or upon . post twenty feet high,
are good locations. The martins win keep
of the hanks frum tho sehiskan yard, AMI
the blue birds and wrens Sill snap up
myriads Of pestiferous insects that would
prey upon the fruit; and al will cheer
you with their grStAf1t mpsic and repay
your pains d thousand fold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25

HEADQUARTERS Ora 1owACAvALRr, /
Camp near Couneii Bluffs, April 20. 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

A PIrHY lNoIDEsT.-I have q weak.
ness for pithy incidents, and here i. one
that occurred at the railroad yesterday.
The coffin of Union officer WAS bro I
to the cars for transportation North, aud
when the person in charge asked three
or four big negroes to help him remove
the coffin, they fatty refused TO stir a
step without the promise TO pay. The
war was brought on for the cake OF
these miserable wbelps, and yet this
delegation Of freed men refused to touch
the coffin Of man who bad lost his
life in lighting in their behaf.-Wash.
inaton Letter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Col. GAREsCHE.-Gen. Roseoraps,
in private letter, pays beautiful trlb-
u.e to the devoledness Of his fallen Chief
Of Staff in the following:
Sol. Gareschc was killed by my
side. A cannon ball passed directly be-
hind my head and struck him, leaving
only his under jaw. We both received
tho sacrament that morning, and, short
" before he was killed, he asked my
permission to retire for a few moments
from the emincnce on which headquar.
tiers were established. | now suspect
that he pent aside 10 offer his life to
God TOR our success. hope be went
straight to heaven, our blessed country
Catholic Telegraph.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
What War will Not he.
From Archbiehop Hughes Paper.

The battle OF Murfreesboro has left
no stain upon the Union arma,-ga,ned
no adcantage to the Union cause. It's
Appended but resulticss victory.-There
a. elsewhere, thousands of men have
bres,hed their last upon the bloody bat
tie-field, far from friends and sacred home.
for nothing that We can see but to prove
what needed no proot-thst Northern
men can fling away life Is reoklcssly a.
any Southern FIRE eater Of them all. So
We go from humiliatiug defeats to re-
sultless victories. Aud how can North.
ern victory be aught but resultless. We
are fighting not TO excite terror, nor 10
inspire respect 10 the bosom of our
Southern foes, but to revive affection
and sympathy, and to resuscitste conh.
dence and trust. Defeats will not do it,
and alas! for us, victories cannot d. it,
The very means BY which this war is
carried on defeats the end for which it
was undertaken. We would have their
hearts-is drawing their hearts blood
the best way TO gain them? Would We
proceed with neighbor whose friend
ship We wished to secure, or whose en-.
nifty we desired to eradicate, as we have
done with onr Southern brethren! Let
common sense answer. eve fight for
peace" say the Abolitionists. "Stop
fighting" says Common Scnse, land
you have what you look for" That's
the only direct route, the other is a
round about way at best, and does not
always lead to the object. Gov. Sey-
mour says truly, War alone will not
save the Union.' He might have gone
further, for war cannot even help to
save it. 1t is dangerous as an auxiliary.
Men with warm hearta and cool heads,
men who love their country, and who,
for its sake, would sink every ism" into
the slower Deep" depIecate this war,
have no faith in it, cannot be made to
believe that war means peace, or that
hearts, like oysters, can oe opened with
sword. They know and feel that war
means separation that, turn it which
way You viii, it has no other meaning
that onr Union. like the Gordian knot,
can only be severed by the sword.
With this feeling deep in our heart Of
hearts, how can we rejoice over barren
victories, SPLENDID but resutlcss tri.
rmphs.
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Post Olice Winter Time Table.
Arrival ana Dcpsrturc of the Mails.
p0sroYrIcE AT pAvKNronr IOWA.

EASTERN MArL.-Closcs at 3 A. NJ. ana 81 T.
N. Arrives Of 10 A. Al. aud ~ J.. 81, sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Closes at o A. n. Artvcs
at q Y. H. Sunday excepted
NoRTHERs Iowa MAiL.-Closes at 81 l.. h,
Arrives a,7l> T.. 81.
SouTBsRs Iowa MArL.--Closes at s A. NJ. Al
rives ut 4 A. NJ.
NoRTHKRs VIA DEWITT. Closes Sunday, 7 ues.
day and Thursday ~ : u 7. Arrives Tues day
Tn rsday and Saturday az Il +. NJ.
KouT1 No. l0957 --tn blue Grass, etc--Chosef
Monday. Wednesday az Friday at sd eek. =
Arrives Tucsdry, Thrr,duy and SATURDAY at "
o'clock NJ.
kourE No. 10ei9 Via Tiptcn Closes Tucs dsy
and Friday Ut " O'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Friday ut ~ o'clock ".
kogTE No. I0ei7--gsa PgFai Closes Fri, lay
at o'clock Ii arrives saturday ut . Gel 'ck
PM.
Kourr No. 10q5o-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes weonesday at s1a T.. n Anive'
Saturd yat y. "
OFFICE ilorRs. = Office open a, o'clock "
General deliver, closed at slI o'clock Y. Once
closed att o'clock r. NJ. Jlfss open On Su 1ds,
from 20 clock r. NJ.
CF As the principal u. ills are carried by itai
Road, all the time atsi ID herein will b
RAIL Roar lIhs, the clock IN the Supcrintnnd
ent's Office, III. ". tR Depot, being tho stand
ard. ChAS Il. ELDRIDGE, j. ~.
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The or. tics and TIE public ara right IN predict.
ny thu this will fufpasa. la graphic narrative,
sx ,t.ne interest, aud extensive popularity, oil
itber histories Of tho iur tho tnion. IT.
theme viii BE- the hernic daring. patient ulteflns,
aud hair breadth escape, u aoliiois and snii-
Ofa, Hna its lugiduats .lAl fs4w tho tloaa %
conversation 1t iunumciablc hrcsidos far years 10
come. II will contain, in addition o. It's stirring
dotails, Tho phius0ph ualysis ot tho Nauses
IT the War, hy john Lothrvp Mptley, LII !"
Author OF Tho biee Of tho Dutch kerubiic,'
otto, tho dates Of nll tho important ovonta IRON
the John Brown raid. and u accurate AID revised
account Of the principal battlos. with accurate
engTnvinga.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

TAXING IT LITERAlLY.-An old dar-
KEY convict in the Auburn State Prison
came busting up to the keeper on New
Years day, saying. 81 want to go! lot
me out y "Ont, old fellow what do
you mean?" 81 want to 60 out. Massa
Lincoln has set me free--mc and all de
darkcys." Hc bad been persuaded that
the proclamation reached his case. 1t
did, full as much as any one else.--At-
bany Argus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

GOLD ABE's' LA>r.-"Perley" writes
to the Boston Journal that the Presi-
dents last ben mot was uttered on Sat
urday, at the public reception, when a
western Paymas,cr in full Majors attire
was introduced, aud said "Belng here,
Mr.. Lincoln, thought I'd call and pay
my respects." From the complaints Of
the soldiers" responded the President
Il gncss that's about all any Of y on dc
pay"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

stock Of stationary packages. ~ different styles
War Nsps, Songsters, Ink, Tactics, 3d., and Q,
the lowest prices In the West, address
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OetlS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

THERE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
i Engineers ofhc two books ono Of Expead-
lures and the 9th or Of Contracts. Any person
having them in tn ir possession will confer great
favor by leaving hem ut the OHIO, Of The undci-
sigusd. in City H. II building.
II. LAMBACH,
dec 2-ds City Engineer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

j EXPORT.
The Chas. Dsvis Hone J." Perry street.
Houses In Ssrsent's ,ocks, kinth.s
Stores on East Secor ID street
dec6-dlm JOHN l.. COFFIN.