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, 1863-01-20
FROM EMDlAKP0LIS.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chfcsso Tsibune.]
IsD1AsAro11e, Jan. 10, 1863
Both Houses met at two o'clock p. II. Hon.
]. E. Mcdonald, as counsel Of contestants in
tile contested election cases, occupied the at
tention Of the Senate in listening to bis argu-
mcnt.
In the House, number Of distoya1 resolu-
lions were introduced, and numerous bills
passed their first reading.
Most of the bitter partisan feeling has sub
efded, and there is but little doubt that legis-
lation will proceed uninterrupted throughthe
remainder Of the session.
sI1 steamers loaded with wounded from
Nashville, have arrived at Louisville and New
Albany, Ind.
There is some talk Of Union State Con
vention, to meet In this city at an carly day
Gov. Andy johnson is expected to be present
, 1863-01-20
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Thbnne.l
MADISON, Jan. 10, 1858.

Especial alDfspatca 70 Ine en1sa IN see,
.. AADlsos' sa.. -. -. .s :,
The senate occupied ,;t;a., eout; ~ so,a,ars @ nt
the disposl.1on oi sae eon a".:.r - -a,sarah,a .
camp Kanaai' !nele p~ arPsA1 nts,.ata~ ~ tha
grounds oi complaint u sAs - @ a,a. - ana ,ra,1 ~ ~
provisions ana -ne qaa ass 49, - =. ;.~est,oa+o s
comm,.'se WIS ",..ae appoee .anart.a ~ y,omor;,,
ine nsss os.ses =, e,rnr ~ tho en1srgement Of
~ Jo. nsS.1 .-a ~ rov md wisconsin.
lne Atle eanal' anu 'Ae ~ ''-1 " "'''A'~
River improvement.
ID tae ase'mo!1 .a..as.4 c... .,;,,t.rr hos'
to bo sent TO .ne lfes'aen., .oi n3 a;,.aes W.
psat "1tnn lne e.a.s, ao1 ,on.sst,ng the sest
mf. fe.elson - paps.s a1"a.aa ~ ~ soldiers, rotca
OF III. tosetton' ''e.teo y '0'
Wnliam E. Carter and Gins. Dunn were ap-
pointed Commissioners to take testimony On
r. - ,..s+oa eo.t ~ pountree and Harms.
Inc eonleateu eesas ~. t'ou ~.
, 1863-01-20
FROM CAIRO AND BEl0lgNg.

fSpecJAI DISPATCH to the Chicago Tribune

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CA1Go, Jan. 10, 1885,.
The Ohio Riyer Is rising rapidly. Some old |
inhabitants prophecy flood almost equal to
that Of last May. The Mississippi does not
seem to be high enough for that |
No bouts from below, hence no news from
Memphis or otherpoints South. The steamer
Gen. Anderson Is the next boat as advertised
.; .; in the papers ofsthe 18th. -Four boat loads Of
Confederate prisoners are reported on the way
up from Arkansas Post.
;: Con. ;Asboth has just issued his first order
since taking command at Columbus, General
Davies being under. orders for Washington.
ThefpIlowing is Gen. Asboth's bulletin:
T.. HsApouARrrRs D1s1R,cr or CoEuxaus,)
: =. DkPARIxEST OF TIE TESSEssKE.
CoIuxEue, KY, Jan. II, 1862.
GxsERA1 ORDER No. 1.-The Undersigned
hereby: assumes command Of the District OF
Columbus, Department Of Tennessee, com
prising the post of Cairo, Illinois, including
Birds Point. Mound City and Big Muddy,
Padpcah, Columbus, Hickman, Moscow, Lit
tic Obfon, Fort Herman, Fort Henry, Fort
Donelson, Fort Pillow and Island No. 10,
Tenn. An troops serving within ths limits
of the District will hc at once properly re-
ported by respective commanders. The
standing orders Of this District will remain In
force until rescinded- (Signed,) AsDo1n.
Brig. Gen. c6mmnnding Dist.
{Oficial,) HERMAH G. KGRsER, .
; First Lieut., and a. D. 9.
| CAIRo, Jan. 19.-Passengers direct from
| Nashville report the Cumberland River in
| good boating condition Above twenty-five
| steamers had collected at the Shoals, hesitat-
Ing to pass up, for fear they might be modest
| I'd bv rcbels. They started I'D as soon Us they
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NEW Yoax, Jan. 1s.-Ihe stesmsr ERA Ame5lss g.
Pnwa I'll ata .5Esea ss stsse saea; os.np a5s
saafu hath ~ nnder convoy Of the gunboat Angus
M tai Tho latter separating from tho America
" The b Champion is below, and will azriyo
Tho big D1unmona at AspinweM from
New York, reports that she saw ths y Alaosma a,5s
" The Cyanc and Lancaster had sailed for San
Tho steamer sonora reached Panama on 81
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separation of these States from the United
statcs. This proclamation is also an authen-
tic statement By the go!ernment of the Uni
South BIZ force Of arms, and as such must be
accepted by neutral nations,. which can no
longer lind any justification In withholding
our Just claims to: formal recognition. 1t, is
also in effect, an intimatlon to the people Of
TO- separation, now become Inevitable; for
That people are too acute not to understand
that 4 restitution of the Union has been rem
dcred forever impossible by the adoption Of o
measure which, from It's very nature, neither
admits Of rctracfiou nor can coex36t with
1,r9inu
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GEN. uEcCLRLLAr CEUSHED.

GEN. nTcCLELLAH CEUSHED.
# any lingering doubts have remained
in the minds Of our readers Of the incom-
potency Of Mcclellan, they must be now
entirely removed by the facts each new
step brings to light in the Med inyes-
tigation. The statement Of Major General
Hitchcock alone crushes him to powder,
but cu1iously enough, now comes rebel
testimony 10 add its load. The intercept
ed rebel dispatches state that had not
Hal1eck ordered him from the
Peninsula just as he did, Lee would have
Joined Jackson, crushed Pope and marched
On Washington with no fear Of Interrupt
ton. We can now shudderingly look
back at the pitfall we have barely escaped,
at the slender thread upon which hung the
hopes of the nation, and thank God that
though late, he WAS removed in time to
have prevented him from: rlungfng the
country into instant destruction.
, 1863-01-20
FROM MURFREESD0R0.

AIVHkREEsBV10f 0t1l. TT 1cVo'
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago 1fibune.1
The following deaths have occurred in hos
pltals since Saturday: a. Rain, Co. E, 5lst
MoE E. Adams, Co. K, seth H.; Arthur Nc
Cad, Co. D, S7th Iowa; Jas. Yulc, Co. E, ed
nElJ. A. Stiff, Co. B, 18th Ind; G. ". Smith,
Coli, 39th Iowa; George Moore, Co. Z, 4th
Michigan.
The following designations Of Illinois OIL
cesh were accepted today: Lieut.. Jerome E.
Andrews, 74th; Assistant Surgeon George ".
He6itt, s4th Capt. &. ". Price, 73d; As
s;stant Surgeon john c. Corbus, 18th.
10 news Of tho enemy, aud nothing Of in.
tcrsxt about our own army to report.
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The Hibernian, from Liverpool 6th ia Lon.
dondcrry Friday p. n, eth' Arrived hsfc 1o'7
evening. ,.ao,, 1r,,,,. ,ust
returned from Madetrs, sa5s teg 1GssaotS -
Funehal. T British steamers bound for Nassau
q" On {he 16th Of December the Tnsearr,r r,ra
chased M one Of them, the Douro, fred q, her
about nile and - bali ase 1so a.a saa5e n ssnt ths
An American cruiser, ship rtgF< ID apparent
" IN chase Of very large sh'.. bound ". 8
II. wa seen Oh the 2oth Of: December, IN lat
ii, long. Is, BY tho cbai:, :,nge, arrived 81 fA'
| mouth. :
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 2o 1863

Sd, with 81, SOC, 600 iu ..treasure-ss74o, 40 for
New York
4 severe earthquake in Guatamala, Decem-
ber Q, destroyed two towns. Great damage
to buildings In sl1 places vas done...,
Subscriptions we're being among the Amer
leans in Chilli In aid Of sick and wounded SOL
dierS.
, 1863-01-20

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ta-The bark Achilles
is expected to sale to-day for liverpool She
has 5,020 barrels flour valued at $3.50, COO,
part ofthe contributions Of Philadelphia to
the relief Of the suffering opesottyc5 In
England.
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to 500 pages. With carefully prepared Tahla Of
Contents.
, 1863-01-20

Tho 18th and Lust volume Is now IN press. and IL
soor As 1ssrxD. Tm erBscanrrox rH1rr Or rnR
ToRK WILL HI 1sCnxAsED.
, 1863-01-20

w ANTED.-A Proof Reader.
w An experienced and accurate Proof Reade,
can obt3ln good 1i:uaton. leading daily paper
by addressing JOHN WHITE. Tribune office.
, 1863-01-20

WI ANTED-Board, with pleas
w autbu,te OF rooms, By gentleman and vito.
ia plcasHn. location II the South Or Vest Division
Address. stating terms, Post O0cc Box:aF-
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The cause Of this order is that a number Of
Union officers now in Richmond are kept In
roled, Tic Government having ailcd to Of
fSct IN arrangement for the releaea Of Union
citizens imprisoned in Southern jalls, ann me
rebel authorities declining to reooEnize them
IN any system Of exchanges that has been pro, =.
known rebels IN loyal States arc to be arrested
to furnish exchanges for every one Of the
Union men held as prisoners in the South.
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flae. In the same manner as rebel coin WIS ut
several consua'1s M ~ - ~" Sa 1 os1snta ~ n,ncr
WASHINGTON Jan asins hsza baen bn5v hr At.
dealers and manntctufcrs naxe oesu rn5ass 9us5 a.
tempting to influence the acton o. Congress
against tho reduction q anss On = p9PeIr teet;.
Nothing has yet franspitea 70 sne
hopes The embarrassme;nts = 20 I Rapnontto Iat4ioneto
resulting rom me 3mpos,taon a " cAtoa ;nnami;a;
prices arc 9pp1eeeq neress Th9 10 vii not fl at the
proper tine to nrge such reel as ~ Tu narfs scsn
The ends OF Justice anq nonfsy* anar v an3ers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

New York, March IS.
By the steamship Champion from AS
pinwall We have late and important ad
vices from Central America.
A collision between troops in Guate
mala under President Correra and those
of Salvador under President Barracks
took place on the 22d Feb. near the city
of San Salvador. and after two days fight.
ing resulted in the total defeat of the
Guatemalian army with a loss Of fou,
rifed guns, considerable quantity Of
munitions, 80 killed and = large numbe.
wounded.
1t il believed from present indications
Eve Of the Central American States will
become involved in quarrel between
Guatemala and Salvador.
News from Dogoto capital, New Ora
NADIA, 10 to the effect that . national con.
vention of ell the States Of Columbia met
A. Rio Negro, and that Aosquero had sent
IN his resignation - Provisional Presi.
dent, accompanied BY history of his
operations during the revolution. The
convention appointed council of four 10
carry on the government until the federal
constitution could b made and promul-
gated. Mosqusro WAS continued mana.
ger Of war under new arrangements.
No news from the lower South Ameri.
can States by this arrival. ta8f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
New York. March IS.

A Hilton Head letter, dated on the
night of the 18th, states Lieut.. Busley
and nine men, three Of the latter we're Of
the 9th Maine and the rest Of an engineer
regiment, were captured by squad of
rebels, who crossed the river and found
our pickets asleep, and without gun be-
ing loaded.
Three .deserters from Mobile reporI the
rebel army, at that city, to be 1000 men
under Gen. Buckner. They have three
wooden steam gunbcats of ten guns each,
. cutter and ram Two new rams have
just been completed and = so gun frigale
is being built 1t Selma. to be Aoated
down the river in the spring, Two more
rams will be completed IN few weeks.
The channel in the Mobile u blocked BY
sunken vessels but no torpedoes have
been sunk. Two or three forts are iron
clad
A rumor was brought by the steamer
Union, that the negro expedition int
Florida and Georgia had been captured
It was commanded by Coils. Higinson ant
Montgomery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
Washington, March II.

Washington, March H.
No official dispatches from Vicksburg
have been received to-day by either De.
partment.
1t il regarded certain Vicksburg is OF
soon will be in our possession.
The Secretary of War has repeatedly
expressed the opinion, that the great tel
ling battles of the campaign will be fought
in the Southwest, and is confident will
result in speedy suppression Of the re-
bellion.
Provision has b made for Rosecran' .
safety against the combined rebel attack.
1t is understood the rebels concede the
capture of Yazoo city.
Gov. Gurley leaves for Cincinnati TO-
morrow. He starts for Arizona about
June.
Gen. Fremont has gone to New York
his interviews with tie Secretary Of War
having proved unsatisfactory.
The General Land Office will grant
this week to parties in California warrants
for upwards Of 5000 acres of land
among the most valuable in that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

washington, Marcn 10.
Much Speculation is INDUCED in con-
corning the action of Government res
pecting the affairs of Utah. Private par.
ties have suggested q different course OF
policy. From what has transpired to-
day. it is probable Gov. Harding and the
Judges complained of will be sustained.
It is said BY gentlemen that the arrest
ofsBngham Young by Judge Kinney was
an arrangement agreed upon between the
two to test the Cbnstitutionality of the
anti polyg amy law, and 10 create the Inn
preston that there is no resistance to Ju-
dicial process in the Territory,
While English journals indulge in Sc
we're criticisms on the letter of Secretary
Seward declining the French peace prop
ositions, it is noticeable that nothing in tn,
way of unfrieadly comment in official Of
unofficial sources has reached our Gov
eminent from France.
Sec. Chase, when speaking to hi
friends respecting his recent visit to New
York, says it was both agreeable and sat
isfactory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
Cairo, March le.

n Cairo, March ls.
Advices from Young's Point, 18th
state the reported capture Of Yaxoo City
is premature. The reported capture O
rebel transports is also disputed.
A successful reconnaissance was made
up St. Francis River without loss.
Some Illinois troops went from Mem.
phis to Fernandina, on Friday. They
burned number OF houses, captured
Confedcrates, and had fights Saturday
ana Sunday. Particulars not known.
A portion of Gen. Asboth's expedition
up the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
returned to-day. Result not Of great CON.
sequence. Part Of the troops may rs-
turn III land to Columbus.
Some Confederates from vicksburc,
abpnt the 18th instant, came over to
peninsula to cut the levee and were csp-
turtd.
The officers Of the Indianola were in
Vicksburg. IYr
Several dummis had been sent down
the canal bsfors the batteries.
~ 4 aN ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
From, Texas.

Fayetteville, March II.
An intelligent gentleman from Texas
arrived this evening. He represents the
rebels in that State in most deplorable
condition. Union men only denounced
the Confederacy. A large party are try
ing to raise the lone star flag.
Colonies are being made up to 60 to
Mexico. sl.
Prominent rebel officers who came to
his place with q flag of truce this morn
ing, expressed the opinion that should the
ca use of the South fail they will retire
into Mexico to establish . Republic un.
der French protection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
Commercial.
lsy rELEaRAHH.gEA
New York Market.

lBY rELEeRAYHGEE
New York Market.
New York. March 10.
Fiour--Duii and heavy, &c lower. Sales nj 81 05S
81 ~ for Extia State; ~ 4oOe1 so X. H.so.
Whsat-Duil declining. Sales At 81 3ooo1 20 for
Spring; 81 so0ei - for Milwaukee Club; 81 TOO
u - for Winter Red. ~s~
Corn--H Heavy and lower. sales At soOsse sound
8od9sse unssand. #u
Oats--Cuiet. Sales ii sQO63e.
pork-Duil and dropping.
Lard--shsde easier, 1oH0llxe
Whisky-Dsii and Lower. Aas4ee.
Observation-Disclosures.
stock Market.
New York, Asrck 10.
otocks-Shade lower and dull,
Sterling Gxchange-Quies. IlO4 for specie; 10 for
currency. &agEa
Gold-Closes 1884.
Treasury s-I0-l06i.
U. 8. 6's 'si, res'd- loss; do coupons, l04t,
U. s. SIS "a, coupons, ~.
q, s. Sd, a, registsred, %.
Ohio IS, 81, lls.
The sisanship Arabia took $50 800 inspssia to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
A sUCCEssTUL CAVALRY HAZE.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, l
March IS,


Headquarters Army of the Potomac,l
March 49,
A brilliant cavalry fight occurred on
the Rappahanaock yesterday, beyond
Kelley's ford. A Reconnaissance, under
command Of. Gen. ,Averill, forced passage
over the river in the face Of determined
resistance By a large body Of rebel sharp
shooters, who were protected BY houses
and. rifle pits. The ford admitted but q
single person at time, and the stream
which was swollen was very rapid. Ar
irving at the south side of the river our
cavalry charged the rebels in their en-,
trenchments killing and capturing large
portion of their force, besides securing q
| large number of horses. Picketed near BY
short distance from the shOref Gen.
I,Ayerill's command found the rebel cav.
airy under Stuart and Fitz Hugh Lee,
who had posted from Culpepper to pre-
vent their passage.
They made some dashing charges on
our troops, who repealed and in turn
charged them with fatal effect, using a.
bres only in the conflict. Whenever the
enemy made a lstand they were immedi.
ately charged upon and routed from their
position with great loss.
The battle lasted FIVE hours, and wa.
q series of charges and hand to hand con.
flics, resulting in the falling back Of the
enemy.
The forces were about 200 on each
side. =
The enemy at last took refuge behind
an intrenced battery, 4 miles from the
ford, thanked by ride-pits.
Gen. Averill having accomplished his
object, and secured his prisoners, and Z
large number of horses, recrossed the riv.
er, without attack or demonstration on
the part Of the rebels, who were soundly
whipped. They could not follow and an
noy him. Among the prisoners 10 Maj
Breckinridge, cousin Of the traitor Jno
G. Breckinridge.
The prisoners charactsrize the affair OF
our part rs one Of the ablest and mos
CALAMITY fought cavalry raids of the war
and admit their own troops were total,
demoralized by the gallant sabre charge
of our cavalry. About 30 prisoners hav
been brought in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

FIGHT AT PORT HUDSON.
Release OF Ps.tsOsscs'S.
City Of Mexico Captured
REBELS Defeated AT
NEW8ERN.
A DAR/Ne EIHAIRT nm.
Appointment 81 Provost MarshaI
General.
Wopk;nryfou March 10


General.
Washington, March 18.
The following general order has been
issued:
War Department, Adjutant's Ofhce,(
Washington, March II, 1868.
General Order No. 655.
1t is hereby ordered, First: That Col.
Jas. B. Fry, A. A. G. U. S, A, be and
hereby rs detailed As Provost Marshal
General Of the U s., in pursuance Of SEQ.
ton FIVE Of the act approved March Sd,
1868, for enrolling and calling out the
national forces and for other purposes -
He - accordingly authorized and 70.
CURED to perform the duties Of Provost
Marshal General 40 set forth in the said
act. and such other duties Is may prop
erly pertain to his Office. All communi
cations relating to the business of Pro
vost Marshal and the provisions Of act O
Congress after date will be addressed t,
ham.
Second. That all appointments whicl
have heretofore been made of Proves
Marshals are hereby revoked.
By order of the Secretary of War,
A. THOMAS,
Adiutant General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
operations 81 Fleet eff Galveston.
New York, March 18.

Advices, per steamer Union, state the
rebels had erected formidable batteries II
Galveston, and mounted them with the
guns taken from the Harriet Lane and
Whitfield.
The Federal Aeet of Galveston, Febru-
ary Soth, consisted Of the steam frigats
Brooklyn and four gunboats. On the
18th, the Brooklynthrew few shells into
the fort on Pelican Island, and on the
24th did likewise to the town, setting i,
On fire in three places, which, however,
was soon put out.
The Harriet Lane il up the river 70
miles, being iron plated.
1t probable that our feet, IS at pres
ent constituted, will not undertake any
thing against the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
nkIGINAL NOTICE.

To Hugh Reid. Albert Wells, Csc. = Gordon. Chs.
Viei., jsset 1rshsr, rs WiIiian Assssy. hi-
ram Barney, Price Z setsn 4 Co, Aasos Wheel
-, 1eAn Nee Z %. JsAs Cavendss, Jsds, Wsikss
20 .wW kaddiek. J~sss kpddich, oes ntl.e = 60.
Harriet Rely. yuardian Of Axry Z and ka4Asaisl
KNAPP; Mary Ansrp ssd Nathaniel KsApS, j. Q.
MAtIe, Job Dosn, unItcd Sssiss OF Ansriea;
You and ssch ofy ou hereby notified that thers =
sev Oh sie n the Once OF the Clark Of sAsbAsssfsl
Court Of Lee ceunty Iowa, q Keeknk, pssistss Il
Union Dsnk 81 Asssjand claiming Of sod, hsgA =
kctd, the sum Of forty three hIDdre ~ uaa tventy.
eight dotars, with 10 per interest per apnua
fro - Feb 2ssh. iee9, - nonsy dse Ysouissesy
soto, secured By mortgage aAAs ~ yos - hsnsy
Taylor. Said note and nonesee have bsen siscs a.
signed g ssia MON nank ~ Mar, lasd datsd Septs-
Der -, 1859. also claiming sgsnssescb OF
ciosare Of said mortgHxc, the same being upon the
northwest quarter OF section fourteen Il) md the
north sast quarter ef section aiesn tl1) ~ nsstA
range "a vest, Lse county. Iowa, aud farlhsr asking
for . sale VI sail premises, cad general relief.
And unisss yoa sppsAs end ana - said psstjea @
pufie noos ~ Ne - srd Asy cf tAe sss1 q
said COUs1, - comAenee 81 Ksetsk - Aest Men.
dav ofbeptsnbss, y, leS1. dsa Hs viii ~ entsfol
asAisss ysa and Judgment rendered srsen = prayed
for u sold petiti0s. s-~~s G
marS-4w NOBLr SrRoNG. Air. fer Pig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
Original NOTICE.

Inc STATE or I0WA,l
CounrI o. Lsa. e8
In District Court OF said County and
STATE Nay Tern, ies3
To May A. Smith;
You hereby polned fhst there Ia now on nie ~
the once Of The Cisrk the Dsnict Conn Of Lso
Ceputy l>sa, ~ Fust Mad is the petition Of Albert
g. Smith, claiming 81 you absoiuts divorce from tho
bo1ds sf nss9neny the gfuans Of wtiu de- sertioa
for I~rn u over yrsss viAAost
And that unless you appear and Ans~er thereto On
or before Of the 9h ssy Say 1855 this b<iRg
the second day Of tAe 1<x1 term u Ne DiseEi2
Court Of Lee County, lovs, - ~ hoidsa At Post
neni and decree reOdersd sxslns, yos, IL
with the pray or 81 sid petition ~ sH1 =
$40. vANVALKEnBVRo,
mcbIi-d<w Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

A meeting Was held At tho stock ex-
change this P. ~, which Was addressed
by Cyrus w. Field and othsn, in regard
to the prospects Of the Atlantic telegraph
Over four thousand pounds were sub
scribed as follows:
Morse 4 Co. 1880. Edward Dodge
flOO0, and other parties E7o0.
A committee of ten were appointed to
act in concert with those previously ap.
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce and
Produce Exchange, in securing subscrip-
tons toward the fulhllment Of the pro.
iect ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19
r EGAL NOTICE.
EXECUTOR'E NOTICE.
Tas srArs Or lcwA,1... A

To JoAa osswsusos, Ansa = Stevenson, tssiAh
Prise, Antsksta weoiien, Andrsv MeSalea, Ere
cts a Price, gaAFaian Or ThoaAs lp6srsa Prizes ~
Frsacis ADesies Price, lnsnsns }SsA ~ Ill ssAsd
whom may ceneesn s8. s3 s
Yoa ana each o. yea, sss Asssey uetiasa thst thss
il Ale In The Coassy coan - - Csseke. tss
~ Fort Madsoa. Iowa, peGktoo 81 Ne UIdcssieDeI
executor Of tAs sss.is u Q. j. pes. Asess4-e syss
for order and iicsnSs ssse fes ~ pasys.~ ~ seA
yre dsbts due from aald estate, The ioi!ori ss Id
ICED real eststa, 70 Wit. the n. " tan 3. ~
vi ssc ), tn. o., N.ofk No. ~ wesl. copIsi.iag
seres with IN The Improvements thereon ID the CeGa
of Ringsoia. lows LO4s Nos 4 n. 10, =. - =. RI
a. - a. 70, ~ - g. a. ~ ~ -, 81, "a. -, ~ e.
os S. - - Co. 81 g. -. -, -, o. a. - - Nh
e. - ~, 10, u, n. ~. ~ asd ~, 10 ne sswA
Msrshaii, laid ~ on the g. q abovs dssssbed ~
Of Neal HsGass. In kinssoi1 cssnsy, Isva.
said pstision will be heard and determined beDsl
ssid Ceau on The ist nondsy In April. loe3, q
O'Clock ,. H. u ssiA Asy, . wAtcb t0s yos en- -
tend and shov caassM any JON hsvs) Why the pxayel
Of said petition shesIA net - gsastsA.
By order OF The County Court,
H. r. C. LAHGroRD,
Executor ofthe Kssste Of G.. J P,irs assN.
Jsu. vANvALKEkHukG,
MS'eh isth. i663-d3w Atry Tor flAistf2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

New York, March Is,
The bark Sarah Anchols, from Buenos
Ayres for Cuba, was chased into the har-
Dor of St. Thomas by the pirate Florida.
The authorities detained the pirate until
"a hours after the sailing Of the bark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

Baltimore, March Is.
Flour 5000 bbls. to Government.
Wheat quiet, unchanged.
Corn on the decline, Ia fair request.
Whiakey declined.