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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON TT. Nc
" ALLISTER-THE COMBINATION

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON TT. Nc.
900 ALLISTER-THE COMBINATION"
New YoRK, Feb l0-A Port Royal cores
pondent OF the Times, says An attack BY
the Montauk, and gunboats Seneca, Wissahic-
kon and Dawn, assisted by the mortar steamer
Williams, upon Fit McAllisler, 0geechee
river, Ga, resumed Sunday morning but
have not able to ascertain that much progress
was mads in reducing the iortihcation. under
the guidance OF negro pilot, who had es-
caped from the Nashville, the Montauk was
taken early in the morning to a point within
ZOO yards of the battery and commencing at
once, continued the bombardment until twelve
o'clock, p NJ, when the ebb tide compelled
her to retire. The Montauk was struck forty
six times, and received no other damage than
the starting Of six bolGsI In her pilot-house by u
rifle gun, and shatterng her smoke stack.
Other vessels took position at long range, and
kept up steady fire uutil signalized by Capt
Worden to cease. The Seneca aud Mortar
each received one shot from the battery, but
neither vessel nor men were injured In view
OF more important service requiring the Mon
tank, should not be surprised il the attack
on Fort MeAllister, fer the present, was relin-
quished.
A Heralds Washington despatch says the
paper-makers will hold meeting here We'd
nesday night to counteract the efforts making
TO get reduction OF cuty on foreign paper
They are purchasing oil the old tents for sale
by the Government and importing vast guam
tres OF rags Ii is understood the eombina.
nation are prepaped 10 spend large sums of
money upon weak members Of the expiring
Congress, TO secure an extension Of their mo-
nopoly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
Straxed or Stolen

LNR0M the residence OF the subscriber n,ile east
IL Of Dayton, between the Springfield and Xenis
fIkes, sorrsl horse bald fAce, l41S hands high ouI
forehead, one year old in the spring a liberal re-.
Ward wall he gwen for their return.
ie6wJ' HENRY GILLEsPIE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
NEAL DOW "A cRIsHNEL--yEssELs
.LL-L RHRNEn .iIU.-

Nsw 0RLsAEs, Feb 9--Col Neal Dow has
been cited 70 appear before the District Court
20 answer charge Of stealing silver eare &c,
valued At sl,6OO, belonging % citizens Of
New York
The facts Of the capture Of the ship Morn.
ing Light, on Sabine, are received. ssAsss.
tance was sent from our feet but seeing our
gun boats, they burned the ship II is not
known whether she was defended
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
III IA "A d Q u "a r. TER GO
FOR
Produce and Provisions

IAoOb W. HElDLER, iMontgomerv uonso j,
~ corner room At the old Excelsior Daily Martsi
90htttnty reoetyng, and keeps for sale M Isiii & \,
hJhD MEATS, POULTRY, PRODIJt IA Vfs1 1Ea, nnb
ilat ~ ZANE IN season, and ali the edhIe
% u' no si1 collect nom the four points OF The n,
'iiS psate, may be had at the Excelsior Market
ou JAKE - determined 10 please the puhlic sr h
tabllshnisnt. - '"'' "'hel similar es-
yoa u anS SIa az see nm, lie N be prepared to peas
- - ~ lBl5dGm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
ALARM AT CHARLESTON.

NEw YosK, Feb. 9.--Dispatches from Char
lesion state the reports brought there by the
British ffigate Cadmus had alarmed the oiti-
zens, who were leaving rapidly.
Rebel correspondence from Fredericksburg
states that the Yankee army is likely TO be
annihlated at any time, by a sudden dash Of
the rebela
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
FROMY YICKSRuRG

WAsHISoroN, Feb ga letter from the vi
vicinity OF Vieksburg says, the enemy are for
niying all points commanding the river be-
low the city, but they don't seem 10 have guns
for all their works.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
Dayton Market.

DAYTos, February 6.
HARSHMANS FLoUR-white wheat
Wholesale, 75, retail 90. Red wheat
Wholesale so, retail 6 90
WHEAT %.
CORN-50
0ATS-40@43
BARLEY-l 25@l 25
RYE-90@90. aa
HAY-Timothy IA OO@l6 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 O0 frs r.
WHISKY-60@50 iD1
GRoCERIES-Coffee 2s@s3; Sugar I2
@l3; Molasses 65@66; Teas 3OCSI so
Cheese l23@l3; Rice s@sA tLT,
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3y.',1 Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES


CoLuxBus Feb 9-Jadge RAhnsy was
sworn in to-day, and took his seat upon the
bench Judge Peck is now Chief Justice -
The Court has adjourned over TO Thursday Of
next week. Mr. Cathcart, School Commis-
soner elect took possession Of his Office to-
day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10

Nhh undersigned - prepared TO do all kinds Of nm
hoistery repairs Of furniture and I'd. .varnikl flii,
lso All Kinds Of paper hanging done at abort notice
~ we rooms abeve Mr.. J. Abbeys Drug store, IN @
~ Msin street. south Of the market. 80
sba CHAs, A. MIKIhAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
CINCINNATI vENRREAL HospIT


established In the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
Aud under the control OF two Of tho most Eminsnl
anraa Physicians In the world,
nR E. BoNAPARTE from London ana pu,is
~ nosPtAls and Tor the past ten years Of the Gin.
einnati yenereal Hospital, and III. II. 3. REYNOLDa,
ate OF New YORK. This s the only once in the city
where q pcrmAnent cure Of Private Diseases can ~
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change ~
~ 9Snorrna Ssnd cured IN sto ~ hours, elect cured
turnal Emissions stopped in TO . dAys, Senninai
Meaknes cured in tos weeksi syphiiis In its prIma
70 Swoels; skin Diseases cured IN ! 70 weeks: i'm.
potency, vgoT restored IN 70 woels All diseass.
o. private nature treated with unparalleled success,
Dr. BonaParte's great work on private diseases. the
tnvats GUIDE 70 Health, IL beneficial TO ALL male and
lehse, old and young, should read this book twill
enIghien those who groPe in darkness Price rs
Or. pOnapartes French Patont Male safei II is
peHecuy sMe, ana never ails 10 go iatlsacOu. tits
me only safe and sure prevonnvo against disease
Ffce oi the French Patent Male safe, 81 the sngie
Ops ma = ssS mali doassEei Per dozen sent BY mail
se anu fehaole remedy for suppresslons and all le-
Iasls diseases Ladies should not use them suung
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage. Pkle
~ 20 per boE-eHtra hne s6-sent TO any ADDRESS iv
Drs; B, 4 R. are the men to consult they are un.
Iuesuonabiy acknowledged 10 be the cham pons and
kings Of " nereal diseases and the only DoctoTs a.
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
nave been accustomed from an early age OF youth ~
witness the various diseases when afhict tnenkinJ
and 70 watch the progress Though long career oil
ptoIessions study IN every sphere OF hie from the
nunule ABODE OF poverty u the mansion Of the veal.
thy, ana having asoertanei beyond a doubt lhe vast
suneHnS OF humanity tiey determined to select the
~, sys,em az Their particular stud, de
'O 'heI ieaention TO the aiievatlon OF the dis
sa5es oi hese important functions. No letters wifi he
us"ered unless tney contain remittance or post.
=, Drs. BONAPARTE a REYNOLDS.
side, Cincinnati, ONO.
q A N a Al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
SIZED RnR IIRRL

NKw YoRK, Feb s--IsAAe Cook has sued
Horace Greeley for libel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
CALIFORNIA SENATOR.

SAS FRAscIsoo, February 9.--In the Leg.
islature, to day, Wright CONFESS was elected
United States Senator on the first ballot.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
NoTICL.

A III persons knowing themselves indsht.,, J., a.
"A uniersgned, by note on aeeonn uiisptel . 70 ne
0a ,1y AZ n chandler POO Third street. up strs wbsrs
nsad G0oss os ~, Ms Kept and settle tie same nm ny
'0A' S4uSfsd' Js2d2m N. sIFFERMAN,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10
SEWING MACHINES !

RouGHI' sold, exchanged or repaired st u.rd.
- ~ No., hAnd stove and Furniture Stor,
Se'' de2Odl vn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-10

Arising from Excesses, HABITS OF Dissipation Early
lndiscreuon abuse.
Attended Nth he Joloioing symptoms.
lndisposiuon to kkertlon, Loss of Power,
Loss VI Memory, Difficulty OF breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror OF Disease, Waketulness.
Dlinness ol NiHiUu, Pains Back,
Universal Lassituds vi the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the BODY
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptlona on the Face
PALLID CoUsTEHANUE.
These symptoms II allowed TO 20 on, which this
medicine inYai1able removes, soon follows
IMPOTEhCY, FATUITY, EPlLEPTlo FITS,
IN one Of whieh The Faasnt may krpirs.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "dretll Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the causes Of their suffering,
BUT OOsgEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AeYLUMs
And The Melancholy Deoths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness TO the truth Of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKRE5s s.
H. requires the and OF medicines To strenghen aud
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT B0OHU =
A trial will convince the most skepticai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

WKsr or EpDYvILLE. --Lathrop /
Goddard have established daily line ol
Hacks from Eddyville via Oakalo osa,
Knoxville, Plsssantville, Indinnola, 81
Charles. Wiatersett, to Lewis, 10 Cas'
sosasy, whore they connect With Hns,
running 70 the Missouri River. Thesl
gentlemen have taken pains to get com
fortable Hacks aud good teams, and en-
plcy none bnt careful and HONEST men 70
hElyse1, We oonmesd than to thA tav
taltJshlis.
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The E.ro,lne.s.

The Justice Of the Conscription Law
commsnds itself to every man Of honest
patriotisp in ~ hnd, and naps but those
who desire. or arc indifferent to, the sue.
cess Of the, rebellion cavil at it. II is
emipsntly right and proper when our
country needs defense against an enemy
that the honors and dangers should bo
shared alike by every man capable Of
bearing arms. II is the duty of every one
who has enjoyed the protection of the
Government TO hold himself in readiness
at all times to render aid to tie Goyern-
mcnt whenever his services may be de-
| nanded.
Tapsc gallant men who freely Offered
themselves sacrifice upon the alter q
their country, in tho basinnin. OF thu
struggle, have borne, the heat and burder
Of The day thus far without murmur
but now. that they have enclosed La
enemy on all sides and are daily maxim;
the folds Of the Anaconda more sensibl,
felt, shsy demand, AID the voice of pr tri
otism demands, that their broken rank
be flled up with the men who have here
tofore remained at home, and, as the re
suit of the noble daring Of those in tn
field, have enjoyed immunity from dan
ger in the midst Of plenty.
| Where Is there man who will nc
gladly leap to his place in the ranks If
should fall 70 his lot 10 b one of the d
tenders Of his coustry' Let our arm
now in the field BE- strsngthed BY u
J strong arms Of thoss who until now hav
been exempt from the tolls and hardship
. of the soldiers life; !; and before anoths
: year shall roll round our victorious hos
: viii have their fest on the monster, IN
! the old Dag, in al her glory, will 40
|. agAia svsr adssdssasd, disinthrslls
and puriSsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

Ax EXCELLENT PRosrRcr.--Lovers ol
good fruit are sxaiting over the splendid
prospect Of an abundant crop Of apples.
peaches, pears, cherries aud grapes. Ber'
ries Of ali kinds are suffering for want o'
rain. and people are beginning to despair
Of the strawberry crop, and unless We have
rain soos the crop will be very light shi.
soaaon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

10- A train Of twenty five cars on the
Kcokuk a Fl Des Moinss X. r., came Ia
ioada With csatis, hy, pork. Daaghuan
4 Hiner had two car loads Of splendid
beef cattle on this train intended for our
market There Was also two loads Of
passengers. Since the Eastern connec-
tiou was made, it has brought . largs
amount Of travel this way from Southern
Iowa. that formerly vent by the way ol
ol,umwa and Burlington For Chicago sud
all points in Indiana and Ohio, and it has
Also brough. great amount Of business
to our city since this connection va
made our trade with The Southeast And
West has largely increased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
A N ANOMALY.

A N ANOMALY.
skV. BOWER "a Main sssest, 81 syues's old ssasd,
Invi,es ypsr attention b h's modern piaa
OF bringing gcods doun wiih.a reach VI the psos
hst They no ionesr The psnr siue nsy endure
DE has ennsa fruit Of a.. Kinds, grsea corn aad ussn
peas.
Sugar aud coHss nt all kiAas OF Teas,
Carried otsers, ssd ioesfsrs, fesh peslsd and ai.d
frait. -
Pine sprles and rasberes wish price. to sutt
Goosa arld charcoiate wh3se rsvor the s.ouef
VIII prove hAtthe msrtst will show their 60 uai
eofh sarahAnd safns, ssrtoieeIlit rios. .Aeur ~
feaFl hafiey, npies ard sage, sfr. Bswee
Alleges inegnAiled for QUA. 7t4 prices
iossJ hpthiar Of his eatssfs h, os and his spices
His mustard ~ gogI'sh Aai Ame dean make,
| lie wAFfe Is 1ss4fjsa sai siA aA.s.zAt5
| All he different gaf'et,cs Of syrups you know
! frsFp le Sssnp9iil@n brand TO lfw cysssaoaK o.,
| l6ctadilsg The f'GoisSu," Eelchsr,s snl s5sgb m
| rnbss II @a!rl - hst e.kss max, you "tors -ea
Then iarrs Is li' ceGers az '.iRs re lao rub,"
1 He Avrl - AVca sa& ayi . n.airN i -
seiae ~ has pes-le3s "a Z, % have II toosn
I ihst thNr 20 the only 4.tfG lac, IL ne iowa
simple a.siaSs tlsst has lad the rGsat
! OF fsfti.ss iaa sufi"us at ~trs ~ ae,eet
I In ths siHsuiar AnsuAi stguias b put fyfih
- stsgsie Sish. IL Iot tns an uihilsHon Of truth.
bas, 10 rsaufs to the eOs-e. OF which he Is sure,
tie has Some that woua ucsc the Of an opiears
ala ssg afaass Roe, Jet vaned ia srade,
White stfewn and yelios and every o,hrr shade
His suEir' eufrd hams. dried beef and cheese
when Rropsfy s<tssd esl bs swallowed ~ilh ssss,
His n''ar from Quincy, Gsas< aud RAsis Mil.
Tsin CITY, Fhowatz saa Fyasssh is sars 70 M u
| hiiis,''s
b
To tAsss and nAny a1bers, too numerous to n sntien
Ne asAs u the pabfe passips sttsnsiou,
Mso. cSE-TwENTy Main street you viii And
Fsnilt provision svery spee - and kisd.
Uniike mssy oshsn who boa.t oflow prices
On sugar and coffee, tsa and pure spices.
He ~ouid ainpiy ssliair u tAsss fsssisr BY
To sits him scsii take samples and try,
~hhDut any csss, his yssteas wsses,
AndiTip quality and pssas - dssA't ~, tbsIvs,
fin ,.s.sss Of stock hs doesD' on, vsisA,
ANY stsek In the city he wont ask you to buy.
Then give him ssfi and IL lD hi. 20 ssr,
Rs'ii cell you cheap gooas his name 10 not
! may2T-d no " ER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
keokok, May 10, '63.

Csnservatsries for the Keok M Hes.
Pisats. "a syqeg9 |
A hospital cannot be = home. The !
tender ministries and loving faces 81 faith
er and brother, Of sister, mother and wife
cannot be there. But the more it can b
made 70 yssenble home, the better. The
sick room Al home. by tar levaA upon
gardens and fields, is chssred With the
beauty sud fragrance Of Acsss, aSd
without them would sssm gloomy and
desolats. The sick soldier away from
home and in hospital needs them much
more be needs Whatever will rssdsr his
mind more easy and cheerful, and his con-
valesceuos moro rapid and reliable.
II is the desire of DR.. Taylor, the
thoughtful Surgeon-in- Charge, To secure
for the men who are or may Be- inmates
Of this hospital, the benefit Of conssrvato-
ries Of flowers. His plan Is to establish
such collections in oil the well-iig hted
halls or large rooms Of the severM hospit-
al buildings. And to this end be earn
estly invites donations Of towering plants,
native and exotic. potted or boxed,-es-
pecially Of such as may bloom the present
season, from the patriotic ladies' Of Ke-
okuk and vicinity, and from the lovers OF
flowers in eli towns on the river or in
the interior. having convenient communi
cstsen With this city, The crooks tor Sub.
siitutes) will be returned, if desired, ard
i, the plants themselves, if the donors pre-
: fer, can ba loaned to the hospital " dur
ing The war"
Packet aud railroad 1ines, il opplicd tc
in advance, will doubtless send donation,
: free Of charge, and thus aid tho patriotic
0 work.
) Win tho ladies' Of Iowa and Illinois
and all culiisa:ors Of plants, donate som,
Of tho flowers which adorn and chez
their homes, TO lend somewhat more tha
y is cheering to tho Invalid soldiers home
: the Government hospital. Whatever dc
. nations the hearts Of any may promr
/ them to make to this object, il, is desire
that they send it Immediately.
:. Ia behalf Of the soldisn. and by dssil
: Of the Surgeon-in- Charge.
;" G. A. WILIIAns,
y l. |. 6s1wAAr,
. Chaplains.
. Burlington, Muscatins and Davsnpo
: papers please ccpy.)
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II Cannst Ds Trus.
We 6nd tAs following 10 the 0ats Cay
Of the 18th inst
"ExrLASAroRY.--A friend Of Judge
Chgett requests us in bis behalf to say
that Dean wss not putting np at his
house ut the LINE Of bs srrss. by the SOL
diers. He bad put up at the hotel, and
ssbsequsntly called at the Judges resi-
dence where be was found in fifteen min
utss aftervarls. lsf.4
"The Judge protests that be doss not
endorse Dean, Dor approve hisSsstins pts
or his courve, nor does he wish the public
70 regard HIM ia any sssse . special
friend Of bis.
T" We make tbs stassusat In jsatioe 10
the Judge, and because it might be in
ferfsd from our notice of Dsanis srresk II
CIaget:'s that he was harboring him."
II cansot b that Judge Clagstt author
lied the above statement. He has too
high m sppsesiatioa Of ho.or, magma
n'm'ty and true courage, to have enter
tanned any sueh feelses. We have not,
~ yet, seen the statement disclaimed by
Judge c. He owes II to his honor, 10
decency and self respect, TO brand it ~ .
f.lsSAOpd 6staadSd W rsnud Mr. Dess
aud SANDER himself.
The slandsr Of the Gate reminds u. Of
the conduct of one Peter on an occasion
whsn the Jews were clAmeripg for the
blood Of Christ.-[ Ottumwa Mercury.
Peter denied his Lord, and the Mer-
eury appfetsnds that ctagett has f0tt5w;
ed his example.
lhe Mercury cannot get out Of the di-
l~mma BY calling it Islander Of liz
Gate" for chgett made i, notorious On
the street. with more than his usua
vohemence. Besides, we had the follow
ing unqaestionsble authority for .he ex
planation rzdc>in Mr.. C.'s behalf:
EDrToa GATR CITY,
| Dera Sol am requested by Judg
Ciasett y say tLat ~ you. article u..
morning, n>tGirg tho arrest of Old Cha,
Dean. you have done hirn great injustic,
by allowing the infrrence TO be draw
tha, he was harbor'ng Dean, or that b.
had taken quarters 1t Judge C's house
| The facts in the case are. ths, Dea
had registered at hotel, and had n,ersl
called at the Judges house. where b
could not have been more than tRent
minutes previous to bis arrest.
Judge c. further earnestly protests tina
he is no friend Of D an does not endors
him in any sense, sni does not Oh wis
to b. regarded by the public. Justice ,
tbs Judge would sssn to require 70
should make the Decessary explanation.
/ Very truly, DC,
w, 8. MoGAvIc.
Keokok. May 10, '6s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
THE CITY.

~ The steamer Kate Cassel. Capt
8. W. Davis, 10 the morning packet for
davenport and Rock lsland, and interus-
'iats points. Leaves Fort Madison on
be arrival Of the ssn from Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

Jusr rHx THtso. .--Ohmer is.regaling
the ladies and gentlemen 10 delicious
straw berries and ice cream at his saloon
The large number who visit The place, is
| evidence enough that the Injuries are sp-
precislcd by the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

Hm- Policeman Bartlett started for
Sprir gd,li yesterday morning to &c, q
requisitipn from the Governor OF Illinois,
to got the two boys now lodged IN Jail in
Quincy, for breaking into the store OF
Csdy, Jones d Peck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

SS-Thr deserters that were brought to
our city Monday aud confined 10 the
Guard House for stealing two horses in
S,huy y'er eonnty. Illinois, we're taken to
Rashviiie yesterday, there to be safely
lojred 10 Jail to await their trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

~Rivs wagon loads Of soldiers stsst.
4 Ter Nauvoo last evening for the pur-
'ose. We undsrstand, ot getting some pow
isr and oshsr military stores which cor.
ain parties have concealed there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

Il DurTn.--Wc would call the attention
II bsstss. makers TO the advertisement Of
Mr.. Geo. ii. Holt. He wants . lsrgs
quantity Of fresh butter. for which be
viii pay the highes, market price in cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

- Quite . number Of horsss, intsh.
I'D for 0ovsrumast sssvies, passed
through oar streets Yesterday. They
ksrs In 6ss condition. and looked veil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

~ Louis Adams, the packet that for
merry ran between La Grange and Quin-
cy, and which has been chartered 70 taks
the Eagles pl.dk while iSk uoayrgo.
ing rspairs, got aground yesterday !. the
mouth Of the Slough, on her first trip to
Warsaw, and was still there last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

y HoarlcULsURAL. KxHIMTfos. The
Hort'oaisursl Society Of this city ar max
Ing aarsngsnenn for their approaching
exhibition o. Tharsday, June 4sh. We
ooly hope that their highest sntieipstions
nay b realised bat the szessding dry
vsathsr Is s6sssing flower gardens. and
vegetation generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

Auc1IoE SALE or DRY Goops.-To-
day the sale Of b. A. Williams entire
stock el dry goods will commence. at his
storeroom on Main street, between Third
aud Foprth. This is good opportunity
70 get goods cheap, and no doubt viii b
improved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

- Several soldiers vent 10 Carthage
yesterday 70 arrest aessreer, aad vsre
resisted by the eitixsns, who Ind collect
ed toesthsr for that parposs. The sol.
diers aams back for reiniorcsmenss, and
then returned. We did not learn whether
they wsre successful the second trip 0,
moi g8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

We are informsd By farmers from
some Of tho interior counties that the
Hes1iaa y haa made i0appsADno6s and
Y dsstr0ying the vheek Il i rsporssd
that some Of the wheat IN Illinois u suf-
issiag ttsa tAis 4. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

70 otter very superior inducsnents 10 the Bankes..
Merchants and knstasss men os keokak and southern
torE, xuu Outnaaisoa Of shsls sessssA
The time to and from Nsv York, cisss,srA. Cin-
cipslesi, y. Louis and the EAss KsneraiJ, by Ills
rouas, ard The 0rOAs va hash valley 6aAi
Read Il unsquAilsd.
III Messengers viii arrive at II A. r. and d~psrs
| r,n. Q. Z ALLEN, Agsni.
keokak, Nay II, i60s-d3m
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

and Manufactures, Divorces, and Militia
system. Mr. Strouse is on Miners and
Minerals, aud Divorces.
THURSDAY, Jan. Is.
Had a call this morning from Capt.
Wm II. Blair, of Bellcfante, my successor
here nine years 40. His eyos'sht Is now
recovered, aud he returns to service with
the Immortal 5Ith =. Y.
In the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. White,
the new Republican Senator from lndi-
ana, the S.nate took up the consideration
Of the bill from the Militia committee, ex-
teudinr to the families of the drafted men,
the same means of relief as are provided
by law for volunteers. When We remem-
her that the families Of the drafted are
generally more numerous and as needy as
those of the volunteers, this measure
seems Just aud ,icmIy. 1t passed without
! opposition. y. n. W.