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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Cniro. May 80.

Cairo, May ~.
The dispatch boat, now New National.
arrived this evening from Young's Point,
which place she left Tuesday afternoon.
There had been fighting Monday and
Tuesday. Monday from 8 to . p. m.
there was cessation of hostiliiies to al.
low both parties to bury their dead The
battle was renewed Tuesday morning.
But few If any Of the water batteries had
been taken. The shells from Sherman's
guns come over into The city, as can be
seen from this side. Our forces still
completely surround the city three col
unns deep. They could take the city at
any time BY assault, but it would cost too
great a sacrifice of life, and it is hoped by
those there that Pemberton must surrep.
der in few days. The fnal result is not
considered doubtful. Hanks forces have
not arrived. We have taken about {, 200
prisoners, and 5000 of them had arrived
al Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Cairo, May 81,

The prisoners. four thousand four hun
dred in number, will arrive here tonight.
They will be sent to indianapolis BY rail.
where half of them viii remain, the other
half proceeding to Fort Delaware. The
officers will be sent to SAndusky. The
prisoners are in charge Of Lieut.. Colonel
Spsulding.
The A0lh Iowa arrived here this morn
ing from Paducah, and proceeded down
the river.
Gen. Grant is being largely reinforced.
Nothing has arrived from below since
! ut night.
Gen. Buford had leave to attend the
Chicago Canal Convention, but the move
msnt Of troops aud the arrival Of prison
srs will prevent his attendance,
Armed resistance is still made TO the
arrest of deserters. In Williamson coun-
ty, Illinois, one deserter escaped from .
soldier Of the l4th Iowa. two days ago,
by shooting him twice. The wound viii
prove mortal. Severe retaliation awaits
traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Washington, May 80.


A gentleman who arrived from Fall
mouth yesterday says large columns of
the enemy in motion were traced yester-
day by lines just in the rear of the river
trent, while q considerable body was
moving southwark. The pyeponderance
of tie mass appears going IN the direction
of Kelly's ford, and has been eousidera-
bly, increased within the past day or two.
1t is construed in some quarters as rnse
to cover raid by Staart's rebel cavalry
via Upper Rappahaunock Station.
Gov Blair, OF Mich, paid visit to
Gen. Hooker yesterday, accompanied BY
several ladies', and left with favorable
impression OF his ability to defeat the
rebels when an opportunity arrived.
1t is believed the enemy is preparing
to demonstrate some where on our line.
The movements on the side. II the rebels
may be only ruse to draw attention from
some other point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01


The Herald's Washington special has
the following: Recent arrangements re.
lative TO an exchange of prisoners will
restore about 1900 men and 200 officers
to duty The 4,500 prisoners recently
arrived at Memphis will be sent to Indian,
apolis aud Fort Delaware
1t is believed the operations by Gen.
Grant will leave the balance of prisoners
in our favor
The Times dispatch states that Mos
by's guerrilIas destroyed 10 cars and .
locomotive on the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad. Gen. Stahl afterwards
gave tho guerrillas severe thrashing,
captured q number, and two pieces of ar
tillery. At last accounts cur cavalry
were pursuing them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Cincinnati. Nav 81,

On Tuesday next Gen. Burnside win
move the headquarters Of the Depart.
ment Of the Ohio to Hickmsn Bridge.
Ky, about ten miles south Of Nicholsviile.
A despatch from Burnside to Bragg, an
nouncing his plans, in case retaliation for
the two spies tried and executed il accor+
dance With the usages Of war should b
resorted to BY the rebel government. WA
yesterday conveyed from Nurfressboro
under flag Of truce.
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New York. May 81. (.
This morning the papers have the fol-
lowing;
Leavenworth. May go.
Col, Phillips, commanding the Indian
territory. had severe fight with por-
ton of Prices army on the goth. The
enemy crossed the Arkansas river near
Fort Gibson. Col. Phillips drove them
back. Our loss was 30 killed. The
cnemy's WAS much greater. The enemy
was lead by Generals Steel Cooper and
Mcintosh. They are massed in our
front. claiming 1900 men and consid-
cradle artillery. We have only 5000
and one battery. This is evidently the
advance of Prices main army.
Dispatches from Fort Larned informs
US Of the approach from the southwest Of
large rebel force of Texans and Indians,
designing to intercept the trains en- route
to New Mexico,
: Guerrilas on the border are becoming
more numerous The national force ia
Inadequate. Gen Blunt, however, will
make the best possible fight.
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To CONsUmPrtv rs.

TIME ADVERTISER HAVING BRKs RgsroR-
I'D V health In few wssht, By very .I~pls
rams1y, SITTER having suffered several years wiah :
severe lung aGeouon, and that dread dsesse, Con.
ptiea--is anxioss make Known his fellow -suf
ferens ~ saAans of cure. 49,
To ali who desrs It, no will send copy OF tho pre-
scrpton used irse Of ehsrgs,) NlA III d.rsions
preparing and using The same, which they will nnd
sUas CpHs for CossrM,ros, AsrsaA, ssoscHirs,
Ae The only object Of the advertise h sending the
Prescription Ia 10 benefit the sctsd and spread in
formation which no concsivss 10 b Invaluable snd he
hopes every saeessr will IT,, his remedy, ash viii cost
lem nothing, and may prove btsasin3.
Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
Washington, Nav 90.


A correspondent with the Army of the
Poto mac says, the report that Lee had
Issued an order congratuIaling his troops
On their victories, and indicating an int n
ton Of invading Md, is little more than
the invention of sensation correspond,
emit; there being no foundation for il un
less it be reports of deserters. on which
no reliance can be placed.
The Star OF this evening also states,
no such information existed last evening
among those best informed In the Army
Of the Potomac
Gen. Schenck and Gov. Curtin had an
interview with the President to-day. II
is said they seriously apprehended an in.
vaslon OF Maryland or Pennsylvania.
The iact that Gen. Rosecrans began Il
move towards the enemy q week ago
tends to confirm the report that Bragg is
falling back from his front.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Cincinnati, MAY 81.

The Commercial has the following
Southern news from rebel sources:
The Appeal Of the 29th says two gun
boats have been sunk at Vicksburg.
Col Grierson's cavalry made another
raid from Baton Rouge. capturing and
destroying large rebel camp.
Pemberton's Qaartermaster has sue
cecded 10 running TOO mules out of vicks-
burg, thereby reducing the consumption
Of commisssries. The garrison has full
rations for ninety days.
The Atlanta {Ga) Common wealth Of
the 18th notices the arrival Of Brsokin-
ridge 10 that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

ET The New York World--which
seems to increase In derravity Is ii dwin-
dies in influence PIRATES about tbs ODE
cadence of the Republic" Hear it;
"All the signs which portend . supreme
social catastrophe gather in the air--the
passions Of political calumny and intole.
rance creep into every household, poliutc
the ordinary intercourse and poison the
common relations OF men"
There is ono sign Of tho decadence Of
public, and private virtue which the
World omits 70 note :--A journal which
commenced its career as the exponet Of
religion, ending itas the exponent Of Val.
landishaIn Democracy. But nations are
tough-lived and the Republic may sur
vive even his.- Albany Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

RaschsIs rss Hair ny e.r.Ths Rss,,p
the World.
WiLLiAh A. teiebratsf Hair Dye
producer eoloinotto be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tsvs-
warranted notte iuja'e tAe
effects OF bsddyes and nvigoYstst II. Aairse~
lisr GRkf, RED or Rusty HAIR insaasfs, tssss
Appended eiaekor erewa, leaving the hsiisefssyd
beautiful. Sold by all dru geists Nc
Tbasenuine issi gned WILLIAM A. BATCBEIOr.
- tAs fssy ssdss Of sssA bs1.
rsetory NO. 81 harcsy street, EaW York. fI.as
- ofsseSsy and IeBond street, jss-d VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
New York. Nav RI.

Newbern dates Of the 26th stale there
were indications Of smother expedition
about to start for the interior to run ont
guerrillas. A large body Of troops wpr4
notified to be in readiness 10 leave, md
gunboats and light drought trAnsptsss
were being fitted out Tor the OCCASION
Preparations were being made ct oil
points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
Sunday Night Report.
New York. Nav 81

A dispatch from headq quarters of the
Army of the Potomac, OF the s0th, states
that the retels held grand review near
Hamiltons Crossing on the 29,h. Ru-
mors are rife Of cavalry skirmish at Be-
altown station. There are indications Of
an attack by Lee, but all is quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

coRsKcTxp pAitYBr
S. III A M ] L. L.s
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main StrsstS.

SVfSst ESeith $50 AAa SaSsse-
Daily Carr CRY os.,cs;l
Ksox-x NAY - -. J
PRODUCE AND Provisions.
FLouR-sapsraLs - "; sprtn 4 wAs., .a,rs.
-, Fail Wheat Extst es!0
CORN AkAL--.sco ssc ? 100 -,
BRAN AHDsHoRTs-GsG7oe = let -.
SHIP sTuTH--sse.
CoRK-37 to socS bush.
2ARLkr--75s 70 u 70.
wHsAr-FAn soSeei "; spring 7o2sos ' Az.
kfE-4sG<so
oATE-S7to SOC,
roTATORs-So 70 sos. Rstsu q ese.
BUrTkk-se TO Toe: retail i2S 10 1ss.
kGGs-kc.
CHICkEHs--sl % to -.
LARD-eA &c,
BAcoN-shoaiders. &c; Hans Axe; sides ~.
osioNs-ei rs.
wnITk BKANs-Csnnen 70 good 70 10 u 10.
Prime Navy saasa so.-virm.
TALLow--The.
GROCERIES.
Staple Grossrirs hea armiy al quotation.
Sugars slightly advancing.
SUGAR ~ New Orleans fsir Hide, prime isa
choice IA; New York, o, l<c; Mes York, A, I3ae;
crushed and povderedtsi.
AoLAssES - Beichsrs sugar Heuse 7sc; 6sl
dsnsyrui sessso--very scarce; sorsam 3rG ssc,
CoFFKE-Rie s7tSa5e; Java 49, Laguyrs Is.
RICR-gst0r
SODA ~.
SoaP-Pals VS.. tAS ~ - Is,rAL 1te.
CtvDlES--sIsr II 10 Is; summer Pressed I2ieiSc
IL is-founr Byssa, 81 io1el Is; Imperial, q ~
g$i %; Black, 7sc9ei 20. ~.
TOBACCO swses, lsc to soe, Medium Rrsuds
a. Ia. &. CT Nj. 4
NAiLs-Bssi Brands ss est ss rs, rates.
+ GLAss-s1io City % 80, rates.
CoRDAGE-i8c 10 Isc-
PIsH-Ns.t Aaeksrsi, bss. sis 90 70 sH 70
No do do -, 20 10 sla 20.
ss.I do AIfse' 80 70 sso..
nlfebls. No. White rish % 20
sUNpRsEs.
LEATHER-sots 500 IS Harnestlse
HIDEs--Dry Flint lSe, DRY saitsa II; srubty halt
price green So; green shssp psits locGi IS;
green hog skiDsisc.
HAY-Timothy, sis0ia %, taisa ga oeosi4;
skkDs-Timo thy 81 % 10 10; Flax Seed . %
70 % n; good demand; no sales.
PEATHERs-3o0ts.
FRuiT-Drisd Apples 71sc per B. Dried Peach
81 .! 10 loio, Raisiases oooe3 -.
cH.k6E-Denm~rt isAise
BEEF CArTLE--<G4tc gross.
sukEP-s3 o0o< % vhsad.
wooL-clean TubwssAsd. sec; Please washsd d
to Soc; Unwashed 20 to s,ie.
SALT--G "A. ~ 60 sack :Kanawha % 7o1e q
' barrel; Lake - 7S&sas0
oli.s-Coai OIL, so 70 sci retail 90. Linssed OH
u ~ to rs. Lard OIL, soe to 10; Fish ON 81 q
| 70 u 90
bkE5wAx-9o 20 a5e-
FAT HoGs-e3 500 sA0o nett.
RAGS-Woolsn u Cotton l..
oLDtRON-ic D. Brass Ice , 4 Cops
tic y D.
kxcnAseE.-on New yorK y psrosnt.b aakabb
funds; Phiiadelphia, Boston and Cineinuati u pc
| cent 81. Loais sad Chicago 4 per cont. Gold -
70 pc suyiux.
DRY GOODS.
BHEETINGs-3.t 30 a3c.
DRiLLs-So to 37Ss.
PKiNrs-lS - liss.
DELAINS-92A to rise
0IN0hAAS-2f 70 s9c.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-oi -.
| SKIN rHREAD-el % 70 q 10.
| FARxtRs 4 MICH CAssl ukRE-SS to eoc.
| skiaT BRAID-3oe 10 u o.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

A-The Broderiok monument ut San
Francisco is finished. and ready for the
statue. The monument is thirty feet
high.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

A rOEM FUn THE rumEs.


oAs Who would wear . seedy Coat, or badly a.t,ns
Or Pants I'll thSssdtsrs old and worn when new ons's
When d. ftrrn % cssspiy setts suit OF bsssty ,srs
In ~ and fashion jest "a tAssS. sy man should wssr
OF who osid want 70 wear Coat. Ii. s.y.s Of !,
gone 3enFs,
Whereas ofsss and service long on .vry .... sp.
pears y ~
When w. stern has such stock, nj tsr~s % vsv, In.
That svry ssiy wonders. how he can sell lheai ssi
OIL who. ron credit TAilors, his eloshinr .sr would
Asa p.s price Tor ssrmsa,.. b. know, i. nu.A To-.
When b. stern can sol. him, and d. him snus .pap.e
And sive tsttsv syistk II on, AaIf ih Price.
ON Who suld have their little eess and ,saAs Of
Appssstn sAstby garments before the pablle eyes
hsa ID sserns boy GotLiSS befure them 10 srrs,va
AID Parents eau seonouaizs BY buying kEADY NJ. Or
Then you wish for oeai. Pan.s or Vest. OF shire
OF Collar.
Or HssAks es,sf., or Seeks. AID wan. 10 save your
uulIsys,
II D. stsrns sure to go thsr. /. 40 other place,
On Main elfese, near tue LesSe his smi-
Ing fncs,
ID. STEIN,
Main Street, bet Seen list and Ltyee, Keoksk,
~F~S-~-'1
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THE RESULT NOT con.
SIDERED DOUBTFUL.
Arrival OF 4,JOO Prisoners
nj Cairo.
ROSECRANS' ARMY AD-
VANClNG!


A FIGHT WITH PRICES ARMY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-01

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keohuk, Iowa, May n, 1881
Holitk.-Io all persons having sans, ssveivsrs,
pistols, OF nsnsens OF var Of sIy Aed Ter sale
ordered not 10 sell dispose OF ths without asss
obtaining psrmH from the andstsisasd By order Of
the special Agent Of ihs Treasury Department. All
persons volsDG this order viii b liable TO have such
goocs eonn.catsd for the use al ihe 0overnns the
United sisiss. JOHN srAkNrs,
maS2e-dN Surveyor and Collector,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25
HBY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK. p. M
TO THE FREEMAN,

New YoRK, Dec. 70. The steamers George
Washington and Mississippi from New Orleans
the II th and 18th, arrived this morning. The
latter brings a number Of rebel prisoners.
The navigation Of the Mississippi is less inter-
rupted. Gunboats were keeping sharp look
out.
Advces from Texas state that Gen. Wash.
burn, with considerable body of troops, had
started for Indidnola and Llvacca. Both doubt
less are in our POSSESSION ere this. Our troops
are in the best Of health and spirits.
Great numbers of Texans are rejoiced in the
prospect of an early redemption of the State.
1t was believed thar San Antonio would soon be
under the old flag where our troops would con-
centrate for the overthrow of the rebels under
Magruder.
The 9Th New Hampshire regiment has been
changed into cavalry, as the lst New Hamp-
shire cavalry.
The United States steam transport Fulton g.,
arrived at New York last evening, from Port
Royal the 22d, and Stone lulet the same day at
five P. NJ She brings no news. The news
remains about the same as by last adyices.
The Heraid has a letter from the gunboat HUI
ron, in Duboy sound, Georgia, dated the first,
announcing the capture Of the rebel blockade
runner steamer Cheatem, laden with cotton, to-
bacco &c. The prize is estimated at $l5O,OOO.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

DIsoRDERIY AND DIsREPUTABLE.-The unruly
and disorderly boys, who disturbed everybody
but themselves at the Hutchnsons' Concert,
by their shrill, almost internal whistling, OF ght
to have been at once thrust out Of the Hall.
We trust, for the good name Of our village, the
peace officers will hereafter take the matter in
hand, and promptly take such disturbers of the
quiet and good order Of a public meeting, into
custody The fact that these boys split the ears
of those present with harsh, screeching whistles
once, may be only evidence of their own disor-
derby propensties, but if they are allowed to
repeat Their performances, it will be proof that
the village authorities de not understand their
duties.
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Cbt pailD }rftma11.
MONTPELIER, DEC. 26 1868.

Fatal AccIDENr.-We regret to learn that
Wales Bass, son of Alpheus Bass, Esq, of More
town, was killed to- day Saturday by being
accidentally thrown from load OF wood. Tie
horses had taken fright and ran, and in turning
n corner threw him off, killing him, we under
stand, instantly.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25
American & Foreign Patent.
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SOLICITOR or PATENTS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late gent of U. : Patent Office Washington, under
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A FTER extensive practice Of upward oftwene
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The hise 1ensve library of legal and mechan
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TESTIMONIALS.
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CHAS. MASON, - Commissioner of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
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At the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents
@ Mr.. R. II, Eddy has made for me IiiRl tFN appn-
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oston. Dec. ., 1859. VI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

TEACHERS AssoCArIoN--The Fourteenth An
nual Meeting of the Vermont Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Montpelier, commencing
Tuesday, January 18th 1864. We have already
given the order Of exercises
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ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and others hold
ing orders for Allotted Pay of the E,ghh Regi.
meat, are hereby notified that returns have been
received for September and October, and this
office is prepared to pay the sums received in the
usual way.
j. B PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, Dec. "a 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

Moulton j. Gilman, of Bethel, was admitted
and sworn as an attorney OF the windsor
County Court.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

SUDDEN DEArH.-Capt. William Smith, of
Mortified, was found dead in his bed on Tues.
day morning, at the residenc1 Of his son, Keu-
ben Smith, with whom be was living. The de-
ceased was 70 years of age, and had been in the
woods all day cutting timber for shingles, and
Heart disease is suppo ed to be the cause of his
death.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

The A.YLuM.-The portions of the Asylum
at Brattleboro, destroyed by the fire year ago,
have been rebuilt and are nearly ready to be
occupied.
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The town of Rutland has filed its quota c
volunteers
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VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
CAPT. L. L. COBURN,
18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
Veteran Volunteers

Would now invite all those who fought with him a. Get
tysburg, as well those who have served in th
Army of the Union for Nine Menths or more, to ono'
more rally with the Flag that has been bravely up
borne by Vermont Bows many bloody battle field.