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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
SUPREME -Cms~ngRs-MAr 25.-Before
Justice tARNARD.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
NJ G.. Clarke ct Al. ast. Lcdgard Blll.-Motion
denied
J. " Thompson agt the MaTposa Company ct aL-Bond
must Ice .iy,u in suu OF 5000 within Two diys.
sPKC! Al TKHa-MAY 23.-Bciore Justice DAVIS.
DE lSIOE
Mttnacht AIT. Elton.-Moton 20 confirm report
Of Referee granted with .d defendant, payable
the fund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
List Of men arrived to-day from Point Of ROe,. ~
Wounded Ncw.York Oniecrs.
CHEeAPEAkn H0ePrrAL
CAMP HAMILTON, Nav n Issl

Three hundred wounded men were sent from The NJ,
CleIan hospital to-day 70 PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
n. v. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce.

ron TnL WINK ENpNG "WEDNESDAY, Way y. I5ot
lEapIe.sy Tor TINS y. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
TIE tie rtss n articles IN good con-
diion sold by commission house, lt whoe'nie SLpprs
q less deducted for cofnuonf b,'de
freight and other charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPFcf.L TRRa-MAY IS.
Before lndge (ARDolo.
DECISIONS.
Brown ct al. agt. ROblnson.-Order settled.
Tie Mayor sgt ils0n It a.-Moti0n denied No costs
schueharit It a. agi. Remer ct aI-Moon denied with
80 rnafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

There Is very little shipping d,nlni Tor Poa'ocs. and Ia
lew ~ OBJ" bigh ices and Of Green truck" sales
ie low and prizes schc,ly maintain 81 W, quote;
Euckeyes q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 as 81 IS
rin,e y hrrt :, btl................... 50 ID 2s5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

ThemaoEty oflha' eryius isrydorry adr rom 'tmnod
milk and oft VIII not hfu. re g y. small !ot ~
reay choice theese hii a. At which D. .ont Of
iohbug price. fartrs vii probably do sucr 70 dr. { more
attention Batter and - % Cheese Il pfscnt prices We
quote with overlooked market;
state, new. good 90 choice . t............b al.
state, rev. Tar 10 good. -
To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

nIRrcrI0Ns mol sHIrPKRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

Beec,-Fintqusy l2 ga l9 Is Per 100 p on The total
| Third d.. 10 0Gm II so } and dressed beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

Muket gardeners coHpln II very slow sales and low pces
for tie garden vegetable, uon coming 70 peuul Is. Sprouts
viii ,c4Ieey se o., an and Spinach hubarO aud kad'ae -se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

OFFICE or THE WoTES's Loyal NATIONAL LgAeus)
ROOa No. ~ COOPER lssrTrrTE, J
NEw YORK. May 3D. rs }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

shippers buying afe d though tr returns are n god
Il j. the senrra. iuJe.ou tAt that marssi vii be over
ksd by heavy ,pmeL- and reaction ARE place
seu have been fepactcd into rn- tcs those
only clipped alter bcHs fchool"d wth lion W quote:
Orange to.ufy. choice pals q t.............sd 20
River tountirs good 90 choice pls...........A asa
state dare. tubs. good &. choice ............b dt0
stat. hrkus. choice or Aipp.ng.............f0 az
Weston lu ~ o. Dhol .c.................sl a ~
W'.t'r coi.nc a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

Frrnve purchases by the Sanitary Commission aud NJ
increased d,aDd ordinary have advanced De pficc
~ . 90 g.. t d.. with quick demand We quote
State aud Jsfss y, & dok.....................H as
N,reu, T. doL.. = eHl fcss..................D as
N'stcIn, common, g dyI...................II q -
Igg Oats, q BUSH ......................iO $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Another Battle with Priec-Prisouer,
and Guns Captured.

Sss LVuis, NTt. Ii.
The following is derived from entirely
reli able sources:
Our forces have been drivio Q Price
rapidly sioce Sunday. Ar last accounts
he was I 5 or go miles south Of F. Scott,
His army is routed and dispersed On
Tuesday We had 6gh. with him Ibetwe.n
Aonnd City ani Ft. Sectt, ia which he
was badly whipped, losing l59 prisoners
and ten or twelve pieces OF srtiIlery.-
Among the prisoners Is Hsjor- Gen. Mar
fnsduke, Gen. Cahill, aud several Cols.
aod other offeers.
lie vas again attacked yesterda moro.
iog short distance from T. Sdoi. apd
dnyeu pell n.ell ID a Ssu,hcasta Al idly di-
rcction.
lie burned l~o hundred wagons YES.
terdsy 10 prevent their beieg captured -
Noihirg IS stalled a0ogt tho loss ON ei,he,
side
There seems 70 be 20 dou5t that Pie.
A'ray i completely denarsIized and seat,
tered.
Tie telegraph WORKS 70 r. Scott but
nothing is resolved Of t. o-days operations,
except our toTces still pursue pics Gen
Steele has heavii; reinforced Fl. Smith
With tie probable siev q contvstin.
Pnce's entrance into Arkansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Rebel Gunbcats Attacked.

New York, Oct. 2I.
The Richmond Dispatch of the cath
says early Saturday morning our gun
boats lying at anchor in Groyeland bend
below Coapin's Bluff, we're opened on by
battery newly erected on signal bill on
the north bank mile distant further
down the river.
One of the FIRST of the enemy's shells
exploded on the deck of the little steamer
Drury rear her forcgun, wouuding two
men severely. The Drury then weighed
anchor aud got ou. OF range as quickly
as possible.
Ssrhe Iron ram Fredericksburg was struck
several times but little injured. The
greatest damage done on board Of her was
by one Of tie Yins shells which explo-
ded immedia.ely ovcT bel. er.gratlng, ,wouuded
SIX men, Jour very slightly and two Sc.
verely.
1t is said that the Richmond came in
for her share OF the FIRE and had he,
smoke stacks knocked into cooked hat
The enemy keptup the FIRE for only one
hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Train Burned BY Bnshwhackers-Pur.
a&e. suit Of Price's Army.

st. Louis, Oct. 27.
Dispatches in border papers say train
IRON Fl. Smith was attacked By bush
whackers south Of #. Scot. and 6 mer
killed.
The train was burned. About | SOC
refugees accompanied the train.
About loo guerrilIas under Csnt.in
Tayier entered Marmatoa's, few miles
from Fl. Scot. at l2 O'Clock Salurd.,
night and murdered Col. Knowles Brown.
Hawkins. McGargle, Chadwick and Stout.
enroute North, old Squire REYNOLDS and
two other citizens; burned two stores.
the Church and several dwellings,.
The federal loss 10 the battle Of the 23d
vas rs wounded. All sent to Leayen-
worth Monday.
Inc rebels we're chased all Sunday
night. Constant fighting with their rear
was kept up all day. They made stand
and were handsomely whipped sgsin.
Most of the Kansas militia have gone
home, martial law abolished and business
resumed.
Five hundred rebels under Lieut.. Col.
McDaniels crossed the Hannibal G ST.
10. Railroad near Buckton Monday, going
north. a strong force was sent after
them.
Adviees from Upper Missouri say Gen.
solly has gone into winter quarters at Fl.
Sally.
The Winnebsgo Iudisns are in starv-
ing condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
,ts has come down Ito see the

showp = " eco sn'
Hood, like his old nsuesake and rel..
i've robin. who owned the nbarp. !"
nas .sSen circuit, and is said to be in
tour Tear, cutting our railroad com muoic,.
tons, so they will no. be rena;red for !.
seek. lie has probably been talking to
tne n Marines" and isdoubtless jus. where
uen. Sherman wants him.
Inc weather continues pleasant. The
neai'h oi the army was never better |
nave never found more delightful eli.
mae than here in Georgia.
me hospitsls are removed from Rome
10 A ilansa, and the U. s. Ssn itary Com
misslon has opened out there.
AL the Cd Lieatsnaaas in the ns,ar
Corps, (Hooker's Old Corps), now in the
city OF Atlanta, have new shoulderstrans
ard paper collars, SO all Que has got 10 do
10 sec the American Eagle spread him.
self, is 70 60 there.
This is wonderful country for liz
yards, scorpions, casmeieons, bugs and
insects of varieties have never seen be-
fore. II. Slidzer, Acting Adjutant, is
making collection which is quite a cnri-
oslty. | have heard no mocking birds
here, but Katg.dids serenade US nightly.
We have 30 eattlers with the army,
excapt al Atlanta, whero at the fquota.
ticns," it would lake pyramid of Green
Backs "to buy the child dress" Traus-
portation cannot be procured over the
Railroad for goods as everything is re-
CURED TO bring rations for the Army.
The "Army of the Cumberland" it q
said, / do not know with what truth.
gobb'es eyerything-something after the
fashion Of Lightning Joe's" correspon.
dests. who, when on the ri h. wing of
our army, claimed ell the prisoners ta-
ken by others on the left; but that soon
played out and their hero "thrsted for
the waters of the Potomac
We again have our tents in camp. I
have written in haste with lead pencil
to send BY 1t. Muir, who goes north in
the morning.
No furloughs hEe yet been granted in
our corps; the men with new wives all
wan. to go,-hope they'll get to.
JAMES NJ. REID,
Capt. Co. i, 18th Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
New York, Oct. 81

The Trlbuoe's correspondent with Sher.
idan says fit;y-seven guns were captured
in the last fight, twenty-five of which
we're our own reiaken. 5000 prisoners
III round numbers were taken
The movemen; OF the rebels vas we'll
planned. Early was advised to fall back
with bis troops. but that officer Disregard
ed the advice. Gep. Ramseur said before
dying there were $4,000 10 the attacking
party. Two divisions passed MIssanus
ten mounted, single Gle. marching all
night, so as TO come in on our left flank
The remainder, 10000, attacked in front
and along the right. Besides these a
considerable body Of cavalry came over
tSe mountain aud passed rapidly up the
pike, after our works had been carried,
evidently to capture our wagon train. 1t
was here a man in our uniform came up
unsupported to Col. Thorburn and remark
ed, "That is \ fine horse you are riding,
Colonel; you had better give him to me, /"
and Immediately shot him with bis revol.
yer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
FROM SOUTHERN rAPrRs.
An Attack on Wilmington Apprshsndsd
Rebel Wagon-shops d strov e1-,Yan.
kee Raids in Missisnppi-Wkat kich.
mond Papers Say I'll Con. Ahexsden's
Victory.
NewYork. Oct. 27

New York, Oct. 27. i
Richmond papers of Monday last hav,
the following:
1t is stated that Yankee deserters state
that sixty vessels of all classes intended
for an early attack on Wilmington are
rendezvousing in the harbor Of Beaufort
North Carolina. - s.
Yankee raids TO the towns Of Wood
vile, Port Gibson. ard Skipworth Land
ing, 10 Mississippi, are mentioned, in which
large numbers of beef cattle we're secured
These are but a few of the series of sue
cessful ssd valuable expeditions from
Vicksburg and vicinity which Gen. Dana
has been for some time sending out.
The extensive rebel govern nent wagon
shops in Lynchburg were DESTROYED by
FIRE on the night of Saturday last.
Sheridan's magnificent victory of the
18th inst. was such crusher to the rebels
that Richmond editors are making despe-
rate endeavors TO belittle il.
The Enquirer, alluding to the turning
point in the battle, says one of the most
brilliant victories of the war bad been
gained BY our troops, but when portion
of our men were plundsring the property
they had captured, a small force Of Yam.
kee cavalry sppeared on our left flank.
The plunderers took fright and thus our
whole army was thrown into panic and
fed in disorganizcd condition. Sill i.
argues this defeat is only q temporary
disaster, and no solid result is attained
by it for Sheridan.
Disgraceful though it was for US, the
rebel cavalry especially are abused in
strong terms for their conduct on the &C
cason.
Ten thousand is given as the whole
number of Early's army in the battle, and
80, 900 as Sheridan's.
These Richmond papers claim as their
capture 1900 Union soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
-1NFt. &c y.
To John A. Stewart, Assistant Treasurer,
New York.
GEO. HARRINGTON,

Treasury Dept, sept el. 1854
E Fishard. NJ. 6 Wai-st., n. Y:
SIa: | an in receipt Of your letter of
Sept. Cd, in which You suggest on be.
half OF yourself and clients that The ques-
tion wae.her the notes Of the issae of
1851. knosn az ! so's, ara receivable Tor
duties, be referred for decision either TO
Judge Bets, of the u 8. Dist-ic, Court.
or % the Attorney General. Ii the dis
charge OF my oiheial duties have already
found 1t necessary to examine .nd con
sder fully the subject here presented
and have formed aud repeatedly expressed
the opinion that these notes are not SO re
ceivable. The question being therefore
decided in 50 far as its decision rests with
the department, 1 must decline giving
my assent to the proprie,y Of reference.
respectfully.
w. F. FKssESDKx,
Secy Of Treas'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Convention Of Rebel Governors.

we" Iors, Oct. II.
Richmond papers of the oath contains
the proceedings Of a convention held at
Augusta, Ga, on 18th inst, between
the Governors Of the States of Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama
and Mississippi for consultation upon the
state Of the Southern Confederacy. Itis
thought generally to be in articulo n,artts
at this juucture. The convened Cover.
nors after free interchange of opinions
resolved in substance that there is M
cause for them to be discouraged, but i,
IS important to increase their armies i'm
mediateIy; to recommend that their legis
lures repeal all laws prohibiting the send.
ing of troops outside Of State limits. .tf
urge the Confederate authorities to con.
script every man engaged in ths variou.
departments whose place can be supplied
by disabled officers and soldiers or negroes
to recommend legislative enaci ment for ID,
arrest of deserters to make it imperitiye
that negroes be removed from the from
tiers exposed to Union armies that th
course of the Government in appropria
ling slaves to purposes OF war demands
change 10 policy on their part and the
recommend the Confederate authorities un
DER proper regulations to appropriate sucl
part OF them Qthe negroes, to the publ
service az may be required that the Con
leoeiate congress remove all restriction
on the commerce of individuals With tn,
states, and the Governors con ference the
closed with the usual fiummery .ban
maintalng the rights of sovereign States
acknowledging their independence, DO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
4 SCISSORS NOTICE.
rFIcE [. $. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REV ENuE.l

M PLLAsANT, IIrnFy Co., Iowa, Get. 2J,h 1861
Notice is hsrey given ito al whom il may conr~rn
that in conformity with .j,tnt resolution Of opcYss
imposing SPECIAL Income Tax, approved July l. 1884
10 vrortas frtrsaf RreEs asi 70 support sAs 6err,
rest and ,sterest tAs gHBe asst' shat the A.
sistant As-essars II the i ID and 18th in th
county 81 Lee have completed the saia Assess
of sSretII iHeore Tar and ti ut ead H. snd m
ken wli he found in possession Of the Assistant
OF their respective Divisions ard ia this ofce sub
ec 70 examination for tbs space aars the date
hereof and notice is hersy further given that appsels
viii be reoefrsa and determined ty The Dsfe assssse-
relative to any erron.ous excessive assessments made
hy the Assistant Assessors. tie ofre Of W G. su.n.
la the city Of Keokuk betwcen te hours of oclgrk
a m AMI o'clock p. tina 1st day Of November
a. d., tso4. II. NJ pICKRL
ori2i-dii List Ax.ez.o-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
MANY GUNS AND PRIS.
ONERS TAKEN.
Generals .N0rsMOdNke and
CahiH Captured.
LATER EROM SHER/DAX.
COpperhead Election Frauds .
Discovered.
Desperate Condition Of tho Confede-
racy-Slaves to be Armed.

NeW Iofk, Oct. 2I.
The Fribune's CORES spondent With But.
ler, dating 24th, SAYS in connection with
the action of the rebel government, plain
ly indicating their intention to call their
slaves to aid them in their desperate
straits. 1t may not e inopportune to state
this important fact, namely: That their
army confronting us before Richmond and
Petersburg is now known to be reduc ced
to not exceeding $4,000 all told. JEFF.
Davis. Lee, Longstreet and other distin.
gu'shed rebels yesterday rede along the
lines IN our front and then rode back to
Richmond. deserters say, sadder ii TO.
wiser men.
The rebel rams crept down the river
last night under cover Of darkness 10 their
late position. but hurried away again at
dawn this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
The Enrolment Law.

New York, Oct. 81.
The Herald's Washington special says
the report that the Enrolment Law is q
failure; that the substitute clause is TO be
repealed and drafted men obliged to go
into the service, ard that there will be a
draft for 390.O men on the LIST of jan
nary, is pronounced by Con. Fry entirely
unfounded.
The Chesapeake d Ohio canal is again
opened the entire length.
Gen. Ricketts, is rapidly recovering
from his wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
New York, Oct. 27

The mari ket for gold this a. m. is steady.
Opened at 2l54 aud reaching at noon
aio, which figure was maintained up to
: o'clock. A rumor on the street that
General Grants army is moving had no
effect on gold or stock
The Commercials Washington special
reiterates the report of fraud upon New
York soldiers by substituting Nc Cleilan
for Lincoln as already given.
The City Point mail boat arrived at
Washington to-day, bringing no important
news
General Dufie was captured BY guerril-
las while separated from his staff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
The Biggest Gua In the Wsrla.
New York. Oct a7

The 9O-inch Rodman gun wss, tested
Yesterday at Hamilton. L, was 6rst
tired With blank cartridge Of 100 pounds
OF powder. Then with 300 pounds and
solid shot OF 1850 pounds, ana finally
with 1000 pounds and solid shot at an
angle of Is degrees. This shot was th row. o
four miles. The full range of the gun is
thought to be between FIVE aud six miles.
Ihe experiments we're entirely successful
By the forthcoming report Of the Sani-
tary Commission il will be shown the val
ne OF the contributions received exceed
81 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
rRoM narssouRr.
Frace Driven Sonth Of Fort Scotia
Large Number ofPrisonera Captured.

q. IOut3, Uct. Il.
The Democrats dispatch from Leaven.
worth says Price was driven below Fort
Scott, closely followed by our cavalry
We have captured large number OF
Prisoners. including Gems. Marmaduke
and Cahill, aud several pieces of aril-
iery.
Rosecrans was at Little Santa Fee, Il
miles south Of Kansas City, with infantry
Tuesday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo. Oct. e..

Cairo. Oct. 27.
The Steamer Mary Duke from Dnvall's
Bud, arrived at Memphis on the 26.h
with large number Of refugees.
The steamer Marmora was fred into
at Prairie Landing. White river. followed
i've or elk miles and one OF her officers
and ffteen negro soldiers killed and 4
number wounded.
6St. Charles, Arkansas, 10 being evacua
ted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Washington. Ocs. FL

Since the clearing away Of the timber
along the Orange L. Alexandria railroad
and the working Of the plan of sending
out rebel sympsthisers on trains as guards,
not an accident has occnred and no guer-
rillas have been sesL on the line of tie
road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Admiral PsrtAr's Fleet.
Especial to the Commercial
seh Ws.h;nc,aa ~. a.,

1t Is understood here that ADMIR-,
Porter will sail for the rendezvous of mia
fset at Beaufort NJ @ as soon the Mon
sauk arrives at Fortress Monroe, which
VIII be this week. The other vessels of
the squadron are all read y and have either
ar Ived or all on the way. I
The attack may be expected soon, and
1t is believed that the arrangement. ara
50 perfect that the reduction Of the battery
at the mouth Of Cape Fear River will be
accomplished in few hours. af7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~. a witty gentleman. speaking of a
friend who was prostrated BY illness, re.
marked that he could hardly recover,
since his constitution vas an gone. iii
his constitution 10 all gone, z said . by
stander, II do not see how be lives 1t aif =
"oh,' responded the wag, "ho lives on
the BY .laWo.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Philadelphia. Oct. 27.

The case of the West Chester (Pa. J
Jeffersonian came up before. the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. The par
ties were H. Hodgeman and W. A. Will
lard vs.. the IT, s. Marshal.
The jury rendered . verdict for the
plaintiff for IS 600 damages for illegal
seizure of the Jeffersonian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
From Canada.
Montreal. Oct

DH~IskN"Ff W.T. = q.
Eight depositions concerning the re.
ceot raid we're taken at St. Johns. The
option OF transferring the prisoners to
Montreal was left TO Hon. Mr.. Elders.
who acts for the United States.
Quebec, Oct. 81.
II is reported that the Conference has
selected Ottowa for the Capital OF the
United Provinces. Toronto for the Capt.
tai of Upper Canada and Quebec Of Low
er Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

bS- There are many remarkable in
stances of defective memory, but the most
remarkable on record is that Of Gen. Me.
Clellan, who does not recollect whether
he was on shore or on the river while the
battle of Malvern Hill was being fought.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifax, Oct. e7.
The Canada, fiom Liverpool, 10th. and
Queenstown 10th, has arrived.
Il is denied that the pirate Semmes has
lef. Liverpool.
1t is thought peace will be concluded
at the Vienna Conference.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Albany. Oct 27

Albany. Oct 27.
The following dispatch, addressed to
the Executive agent here. was received
this \. m:
Washington, Oct. 26.
Te Moses j. Terry, State Agent at Balti.
more:
Edward Douahne, jr., Of Albany, and
Peter Kirby, of Lewis county, and DR.
Jones, of New York City, voting agents
have been arrested by the Provost Mar
shal who has also closed the New Yotl
State Agency
lSigned, SrrpHEN MASON,
Surgeon in Charge
Governor Seymour is in Buffalo, and
the telegram has been sent to him.
The steamer Canada, from Antwerp
came to anchor off Shoreham, SUSSEX
county, on the llth Of October, in charg,
OF the officers of the q. s. friga.e Niagara
which vessel had seized her 90 aaspicios
OF having cargo to run the blockade
The steamer Niagara was In company O
the steamer at Shoreham.
| The steamer Sacramento was also ot
New Haven on the 18th inst proceeding
down the channel.
The owner of the blockade runner ha
published letter denying the statemen
tnat Captain Semmes had sailed in hi
vessel as stated, and ridiculing the ide
that the little steamer Rangsr. .of less TIA,
one hundred tons,is to be mannsd an,
armed from the steamer Laurel.
-. So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

MISERABLE PEorIk. - Young ladies'
with new bonnets on rainy Sundays.
A witness in bribery csse.
A printer who publishes q paper for
nothing and fiuds himself
A smoking nephew on visit to an
anti smoking aunt.
A star actress with her name in small
letters on the bill.
An editor with nothing but cold posa-
toes for a Christmas dinner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ Government now allows SIS for I
wooden leg, to all the soldiers Who have
suffered ampu,ation.