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nebr ieben. @ebem @it, 5err g8itO, oeben
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sic bier 3lt ietn. Cute 9td9t. Cute NaGt,
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cieiet sin9 nadl ber gSO6nuns Ieiuer @1utz
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bon eratrte einss Der re mebtstai6en @olestem Der
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aehcime1t 2raufhsiten

aentad pertea ais "a ub: 3egsuns suEdbsttit SAt6tt
1T benz Jaden unb ben G6elern @nlppppsen Der 1isren
eenl8wdd,t, @laH9tei treei8lasentet gerfdnbeS-
dwde 5trstlppftn, s@IGternhet 3itt.ru. Iustnlawds
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Ser Qunoe beS lRdsenS her Gtn9epee une aler jener
lletel te pp spen oebeimn Gewrbnbe ten Der SusenS
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fang ben @ef6bren ee8 siles hrrnbren une @rnn n9t
seitts Werotn ihre glSnenee pinunsen eerni-
ten Sbmddbe Der gSnftuton rerocrbrnsen bic @te un1
6alt MAIDEN unb ,ulsst Sen fSrpr uao Stnn Serforen.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der ein3;8e glr]t, msIter anjsjBt.
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3ur ltnttrosaduns bsr Qu0dIal6ere etablirt.

8a1tlimore 60 a sSofpita1.
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g| Dfftce: SO. z Sao.6reoertdfr.,
Feben G6are.t Srn Saltimcrefr., Ditltde Sette,
Die Stufsn binauf. @.'a.o' ji29l''..' I..!'"l
Naa merle @ gtaielt unb Sausnuu,nsr, benu ,tnpen-
be unb reerbe gtana6er, bpr9trebene ne gewthenlSe
QuafIdl6er, Sdubiider, 3tieelwther Srdsenreinieet
unb 9arpenpBer II. u. nennen B9 reselmdb6e NetSe
unb Iauer dn9esreen cpn Dr. rtnfpn Sut tn ber Ndbc.
glS ale s5tefe maiIen etnen gpf-Stanp enttaiten.
j. Gins 33ctlun1 tn 2 Sdeen ,ugeli1ett.
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ggenn Ser irreseIeitete nttuge sua8ns dnsnSet ba5
tr ben eim btser buerSbaiten Eranbsit in duisenCn
men Sat i eeI6ictt c bIRi5 taB eia uhStses SdatSe-
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sene s renbea, af pele 6olse brr @rstebupa unb
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IS 1T cine trauriQr 8fGdte, baB &aueree befer frr6t
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turh irle eebetne lO unatIrlte @etf t6 G6rper ers
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Ntdgenp1c, lnpronuna GER 8erhauuns dQae.
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Gine feftere @e1eop,,heit..

Die @prratbe, @inriftuns unb euten gDen eueS Grpce
e. Equpr- nno prpbtte Stpres nate tent Belair Garf
wTc pthtg Sert1u ea her @gner ib ROM Gehdft surad
(24De,2gD) @''''te'F
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D< tin3t8e 'pIeB III tsr Bftt, ipO ii9ert,
fGnelle unb -0riinttihe J2ure.l ii -.
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Stndni[Ae SAwG&e.

pirb unoer,us eetetlt urb M opNe &rat ieber Eer8e-
eQt. Dees furb getten, petes has Qebe eenb unb
Bic Gbe unS ga6fpmmntait unm6SIib 1nabt, i,cit has
9pr8 Derer bic t1ren eeioemifaen unbeOaaen irb9aet
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lie tSrtn Splsn nit sendu tennen .obslei@ e aud bur
Stfitturen Neoer4lasen i'm Sdrn Stein o arbere llr>
ine entteben fann p TT e bod etfenthetls tne Splee
beS WtsbraudeS Der etelhen Srsdne gser nber ra ts
ldsne ta fe &ra Der Gr;eusus eber BON Denen perlu
wtrh bic i betm9en &aRern ersebtn ais bon Dsnt
bic bn tpeffe finb. ~. .-- = ] y J , -
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Die idredbi9tn Brtusen ts8 Gaiter8 nb ie9r sI ar&
ten. Gerlnf bes GebidntIe8, @errrrng ter Sbee, Sc
brGdtbet Der @sesfrdfte b1ie Atnun9en Mbnesuns DC
Der 8eeltat = udt rad @inianfcte ytistransn 9eeel
i6 itlb. Sut4tatfet u T. ~. itns etnt9e 6er i9ltmne
Bplge. t'.90 &Eut- "stlt4L 4 +
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Sunss ?DlGnner,

Defenders mete tte CpIe nes 8ebtmeu Gaers ercreen
ne has jlbrli 10 riele &uuleuNe in en M rIbes 8rab
ret6t wel6e t trs erbabeneA sdlete no entptdelten
8ertanbe8fraite init sem Deer ter eretantet ben ST
mai beSert unb tet 9tr bdnternSe ESne entpft haben
tplrnen ttSsen Iilb init peIei 9ettrdlten nabet.
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3unseQsute,

te @ eur beimlide 2asr sei6wd6t baben, bic e o pit
gen ie alRa9titb fpreu ielt tn Sld burte gplutips
ner, tie,- unsetbeft bic @be HnmD96 MAIDEN unb
86rper unb ~ erf6rer iruen o'prt ste nSttt9tn sdt-
e tpnn pde YeriUnen miisn ttVeE je eintIeen III tie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, March Is.


The Arabia from Liverpool March 9Th,
via Queenstown 9th. arrived this eve
ming.
Her adviess are two days later
The Danish affairs are reported I'm.
changed.
Macmillan arrived at Paris on the 9th,
and it is reported that he viii embark for
Mexico on the 25th, all difficulties having
been settled.
TheFederalDiet officially announces that
it has received no invitation to a confer
ence.
The Daily News replies to the sneers
of the Times at Gen. Banks general or.
der regulating negro labor in Louisiana,
and sppiauds the measures necessary and
preparatory to the steps from slavery to
entire freedom.
Mr.. LeFever called attention to the
course pursued by the Confederate agents
in England in fitting out war vessels and
enlisting seamen, and moved for the pa
pers on the subject. He denounced the
proceedings and regretted that the Ala
bama was not detained, and contended
all such vessels should be prohibited en-
tering British ports.
The Solicitor General explained and
defended the course of the Government
and asserted that every effort had been
made to honestly carry out the laws and
maintain neutrality. He admitted that
the vessels might be prohibited entering
British ports. and said the Government
was considering the subject of how they
could demonstrate with the Confederate
Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

civil magistzats SoR tzial when oibeia!ly
advissd q To facta, the Exscstivs Of the
6taGs will prs6r charges and demand .
court marital in the Union under the
Constitution and in accordance With Law
asssrt and urge your rights. Il i our
duty to obey the law until it il declared
BY judicial decision 70 be unconstitution-
d. The citizen whose property may be
taken under it for public use will be en-
titled under the imperative mandate Of
the Constitution to Just compensation
for his private property 80 taken for pub
lie use. Although the present Congress
may mot do rs Justice. yet it is safe to
rely upon the justice of the American
people and an appeal to them will not be
UNDECIDED or unanswered. Peace restored
and the unity of our Government pre-
served viii drive to ignominious disgrace
those who in the agony of our conflict
perverted their sacred trusts to the base
uses Of partisan ends and fanatical pur-
poses. Uphold and maintain your Gov
eminent as constituted and obey and en-
force its just demands, - the only hope
of perpetuating free institutions.
fSigned,1 THos. E. BRAMLETTE.
Frankfort, March 10Th, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Memphis. March. IA.

Advices from Vicksburg 10Th says
everybody among the troops is on the
qui vive preparing for another grand
expedition. The troops are in excellent
spirits and eager for marching orders.
There was quite battle At Yazoo City
on the 9Th between the negro troops sta.
toned there and large force Of rebels
who made an attack upon the place. The
rebsls gained possession of part of the
city, but the gunboats coming up opened
fire upon them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
FROM IoUIsvuLE.

Louisville, March 16.
Maj. Gen. Sherman and Sheridan have
arrived.
Col. Bruce is reinstated as military
commander of Louisville.
Col. Wolford arrived en- route for Nash
Vile, having been released from arrest
and ordered to report in person to Maj
Gen. Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL,
xxxvurth coNoREss-ru.t se..;.
Washington, March l6.
SENATE.

A large number of petitions were pre-
sented favoriDg increased mail facilities
between New York and Philadelphia.
Howard introduced bill to organize
the invalid corps.
Wilson introduced bill relative to de
serters. Both referred
The Consular and Diplomatic bill was
then discussed
The Consular and Diplomatic bill was
passed.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the District of Columbia business.
CONFESS introduced bill authorizing
the erection of buildings for the branch
mint at San Francisco. Read twice and
and referred to Committee on Finance.
Howard offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, that the Committee on Fl.
nance inquire into the expediency of pro-
viding under the National Currency &C,
of authorizing the associations organized
Under it to enter into contracts TO take
and receive on loans and discounts such
rate of interest IS is legally allowed by
the laws of the State, District or Territory
in which the association is located. Res.
olution was agreed to.
Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House concurred in the Senate's
amendment to the Postof6ce sppropria-
ton bill. These amendments approximate
S64O, 900 for the payment of letter car
riers, and 81. 5OO,UOO to meet any def.
cheney which may be expected in the
Postof6ce revenue.
The House then resumed the consider
alton Of the gold bill and adopted the
amendment offered by Hubbard, of New
York, yesterday, namely: Provided, that
the obligation to create sinking fund
by the act Of February 25th, 1862, shall
not be impaired thereby.
Highly, of California, opposed the Gov
eminent going into the market with gold
In their hands and huckstering to buy
Its own paper at less than its force.
Kelly, of Pennsylvania said he had
changed bis views and would now vote
for the bill before the House.
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved the
previous question.
The House agreed to the first amend.
ment, namely: Authorize the Secretary
OF the Treasury to anticipate period not
exceeding one year, for the payment Of
interest on the public debt.
The House next voted on agreeing to
the Senase's amendment authorixinp the
Secretary to sell the gold az amended
this morning BY amendment of Hubbard
This amendment of the Senate Is amend.
ed was agreed to-83 against Sc. So the
bill as amended by the Senate and Hub.
bard Was passed.
The House proceeded to consider the
OIL to drop unemployed general officers.
Cox, OF Ohio, opposed it. arguing they
should De dropped only after inquiry to
see whether they are incompetent. To
40 80 otherwise would infiict a stain
~n'cn Is worse than . wound on their
character.
Farnsworth favored the bill. He
thought that general officers should be-
treated a. everybody else when their SER
vices are not wanted.
Garfield, Of Ohio, spoke in favor OF the
bill. = '-''
Without action on the bill The House
adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
New York, March l6.

The quota Of New York city under the
new cali for troops il reported At 1900
A special dispatch to the Evening Post,
dated Washington 18th, says the new
call for troops accords with the plans for
the military campaign which had been
laid out by Gen. Grant. 1t is understood
be asks for large armies. if the country
expects him to close the war within the
present year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Gov. 1ramlette's Address to the PeopIs
ofRentueky.
Louisville. March n

LOUISVILLE, march 10.
Gov. Bramlette has just issued the fol.
lowing address to the people of Ken
lucky:
FELLOW CITIZENS In view of the
disturbance of the popular mind. pro.
duced by the enrolment of slaves for the
army in Kentucky, it is deemed pruden,
to make the following suggestions for the
benefit and guidance OF the loyal people
of Kentucky.
Your indignation should not move you
to commit acts of violence, nor to uuIav.
ful resistance. Standing as We have stood
and will ever stand for the Constitution
and the Union and the enforcement Of
tne laws, We must repel The efforts of the
reoeiion to overthrow our Government
oy our gallant soldiers in the field. and
meet ana correct unjust or uuconstitution.
al legislation by legitimate appeals 70 tho
constituted tribunals of the Government
and through the sbsllot.box, and d;snlsos
In the constituted modes those Who nor
vert or abuse The trusts comm;,,ad =.
them. This is the only true nod as
maintaining the Consultation, the Un;o :,
and the enforcement of the laws. Tn.
mere act of enrolling the names of slave.
does not affect any right of the citizen.
No draft has been ordered nor do ve
kno" that draft will be ordered. Il
may or may not. We should abide bv
ana maintain the law and pursue in the
modes provided the remedy it affords. II
any violence or wrong TO the person or
property OF the citizen be committed bv
any ofhcsr or soldier against the know :
laws Of the land, make your .ccu,atior r.
the mode prescribed BY law, and If ths
commanding officer refuses or neelec,s to
use his utmost endeavors to arrest The "a;
Ger or soldier under his command 90 ac-
eused, and hand him Of them over "a a..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

Denver City. March l6.
The spring immigration has already
commenced and trains are arriving
Coaches from the States are full inside
and out.
New discoveries of quartz leads are
reported daily.
The influx of Eastern capital, the ma
chinery with an improved process for
saving gold, the god supply Of water
from heavy SHOWS on the mountains, for
mining and agricultural pursuits, make
the prospects Of Colorado bright the COM
ing season.
From Gov. Evans We hear of an Indian
fight near Arkansas between Arrapahoes,
Cheyennes and Utes. The latter we're
victorious.
We also learn the Sioux threaten war
on the whites 10 spring. The suthori-
ties will take precautionary measures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
FROM MEXICO.
New York. March Lis.

New ork, March Is.
The Courier Des Etat Unis of this CITY
mentions q report that President Juare :
had consented to the transfer of a portion
OF the State of Sonora to an agent of the
Government of the United States, or at
least to an American. The Courier af.
firms that it is authorized in case this
news should have any foundation to de.
clare that no transactions will be recoe.
nIzed by the new government of Mexico
If 1t took place subsequent to the evacua.
ton Of City of Mexico by Juarez.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Day GOODS.
chicago Market.

CHictso, March TO.
The decline IN gold esused less Arn,ncss ~hsAf this
morning Prices reeeiei 49, c. demand rpsirsly con-
hDed 10 sIeeuIafors. and NJ the eiosp there dull
feeling ivs "9 for No. = aud iSs4el IL fr No. l.
fieur-Duli aai without serisl chAngs, and tn good
drnsanj fof
Cors-Adsances "a le paid sales a, s2w33I-c for
No old corn In limited request and small sales u Ne
/ 81 .ec
oaf--ia good demand FIR Government account. market
steady Al 81 ass fr Winter Ga s4ls for frrsh
eeipts II Nc. l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

San Crancisco. March 16.

County Conventions 70 elect delegates
to the State Convention were bald through
ont Oregon on the 18th.
Az far ~ heard from all passed rssola-
tons endorsing the policy Of the Govern
ment, and recommending the reelection
Of Lincoln.
VIM. Bali6eld, late Indian Agent on
Puget Sound, was murdered By lndiaos
on the northwest coast of Van Couver't
Island recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
New York. March l6

The steamer Creole has arrived from
New Orleans March 9Th.
The Chamber Of Commerce at New
Orleans 10 revived.
No war news.
Cotton dull; sugar and molasses quiet;
exchange on New York 4(g4 discount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Especial to Commercial. I

The President has taken measures to
enforce the enrolment law in Kentucky.
A bill will be introduced to-day in the
Senate to deprive all deserters who may
have escaped into British Provinces of ali
future privileges of citizenship, unless they
Immediately give themselves up for mill
tary duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
GAINESVILLE. March 16.

Sergt-. Daniel B. Monroe. of the 62d
regiment, was shot dead on the street this
afternoon by man named Lander. There
10 great excitement and lynch law is
feared. The 62d is reorganizing here
The murderer is in Jail, and Col. Pond is
holding the mob in check.
The Muskingum Valley Sanitary Fair
now being held here is brilliant sue
cess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
The Gold Bill.
New York, March Is.

New York, March l6.
An Washington specials agree that the
gold bill will pass the House to-day.
The Herald says it may be SO amen ded
as to authorize the Secretary to issue GER
tlf1cates payable in gold to be used in
payment of custom duties.
Ii. Sanderson has been sent to Fort
Warren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORT MONROE.
Fort Monroe, March Is.

Twenty-thrse rebel prisoners captured
10 the recent raid on the Peninsula ar
rived here to-day, and fourteen arrived
Yesterday.
The Cutting gun was tested to-day by
officers Of the Third Pennsylvania Ar.
tillery at this place. and is pronounced
most effective motar, throwing 600 shots
per minute. The Russian officers wit
messed the experiment and were highly
grati6ed ct its success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Warren
New York. March LIZ

The Steamer Creole, from New Or
leans via Havana, has arrived.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
says Gen. NJ. S. Ferry succeeds General
Slgel in command of the Lehigh District,
headquarters Ut Reading.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Chicago, March Il

The old engineers have resumed work
on all the roads except the Rock Island.
Alton 4 St. Louis and Illinois Central-
Upon these roads passenger trains are
running as usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

The Republican caucus last night ad-
journed to Tuesday next to get full At
tendance.
1t is understood Gen. Seymour as.
sumes full responsibility for the Florida
disaster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Milwaukee, March l6.

The Mississippi river is open to the
foot of Lake Pepin. A boat left Lacrosse
today for Reeds Landing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Providence, March l6.

Gov. Smith has issued . proclamation
declaring our quota under the last call of
the President to be already full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Washington, March Is.

The Senate has concurred in the House
amendment to the gold bill, which now
anlv awaits the signature Of the President
to become a law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17
Boston, Marcl
Washington, Feb. 16

The private subscription in aid of East
Tennessee amounts to Sl64,O00.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

NEW YORK, Mzrrh L.
cotsoB-le lover a; sc fr mldIiing ugAnds and 1os
tx for low nsidding-
flour-Dn and declining 1T TtS16 SO for extra r. II
% So4s = FIR trade brsBs market elo~ds heavy and
no buy at outside prices
Whiskey-Althsif decided change Gle fsr State Vi
sRsS fer Western.
Wheaf-full and heavy AZ sl ca FOR Chicago Spring
Ani MIL Club sssrl 20 fer Winter Red Western.
torn--tluct aud without decided change. 80 for old
and I. acioa to-day. in m Of ths Produce Exchange
Ia y bushels @estvrr mixed In prime shipping order
al 3t1i 81
oats-lall and dropping a; e1c for Western
"coi-s1aiet and unchanged.
fetrsieymln speculative demand and prizes without
decided change; fF crne 81 - FIR refined Ia bead 40.
50c
Pork-f>ss active and scarcely lrm but unehsrs r
S-ftrn4 bot less active. Beef hams quiet and nrn
al - . = ssir~ lSs bals. beef tongues at -
Gut Mests-4Giet
Bacon sides-fnacfse
Iard-Duli and lower at lss 1884,. latter an extreme
Batt@r-kirm 2s33c for OAlo aud 3s4a4- for state