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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

Iowa STATE BULLETIN. paper
bearing the above title, and hailing from
Fort Madison, came to hand Yesterday
This new weekly is edited and publish.
ed by Chas. Smith, for some time editor
of the Keokuk Journal. IL is readable
paper, which is more than can be said OF
its predecessor, the Banner, in any sense
and we doubt mot, if Mr.. Smith has his
own way, it will be very decent, mild,
Copperhead journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

II The copperhsad papers Of oar State
crowed quite Justify over their recent great
victory in the city Of Nauvoo. Ills. /; but
ve have failed 70 see any notice in their
columns Of the little Union victory
achieved in the town Of Chicago on Tues
day. Probably that was too Insignificant
a matter to attract their attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
30 one dallAs % s.sh 1ddi.ionai shoa..

| 900 one dollar "a sssha 4ddi,ionai shoa..
sapd. s. 6, ,s.1~.r,s,,,g 1,sz i.s..s
Fernasase wsoa sauu m ,sratsd variou,
re'yses Of beokesss inolndisk seehaeoo.
coffee 6ss, asl aossd shAs all other bro.
ksfs IA ,sddision 70 10 souhersial Bro.
kers pay ths Same lioshss.
b The aaAshdAsat thus mddi6ed was
adopted. F se r.
The bill ras further nolti6sd % that I'll
Steamers and vessels npop th4 wafers u
the United 6mses. on bcerd Of thich pas
sengers Or trsvelsrs ars provided With
food o. lcsging, sbaii pay o.6 license !,
Mr.. Thayer, OF aaylvania, offered
m arnendmsat requiring hotel ind fayern
ksspsrs 70 taks cat spssial hcssss q .
eAarys sf e25 for seliiSg liqton b Be
drsak on the premises,
1f. Stevens, of Pennsyfv vAnis. aid lbat
the Pseseat Nv did sos require tbs taking
81 t~o Ecerses. TAyera kbspsrs are
hsavily faxed b. this bill
Mr. Frank. of N11 Y on. aid thsAsthip
question Of hotel lieesass had bess rs-
peatsdiy before the House, butI II v,s q
nystifsd sad twisted ap that khefs swaa
not clsas sndesstandink u ~ subject.
He trasted thiss dAfeea uoald now b
tremcdied. md thai the anpsndmeat Of MI.
Thsyer, reqainng IN additional Iicsnse oi
e85 would prevail. "A large amount oil
resssas wosld thss b rs1ivNd By the
0everumsnt which realised ab$ul nil
lion dollars fssm that class of licenses lass
year. He replied 70 Stebbins and showed
that the drinking houses, whore the most
crimes are committed. should not escape
With She paltry tax Of SID.
Mr.. Boutwell, called attention 10 the fact
and quoted from the Il Y 10 Ihow thaf
where pcrrons carry on different branches
Of business in the same place license must
be taken ont for each.
J Mr. Hsevens replied. saying shat ;
hoase did not carry on two br4nehes oi
business by selling liquors. This previ-
leec wss included in the one license.
Mr. Thayers' amendment was adopted
ayes ~. nays not counted. i0r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
rw Barpard. the connerh..d Judc.

H Barnard. the copperhsad Judge Of
New York, can't stand the fire of the
Tribune batteries, and he has undertaken
to spike the guns By process for con-
tempt. The loyal man who would not
hold such qopperhead disgrace to the
Bench In utter contempt, is unworthy the
respect of decent men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23


UUR MARYLAND.-Att the recent elec-
tion for State Convention to amend the
Constitution and emancipate the slaves
Of Maryland, there were 81, 1913 votes in
favor OF, and 1884 against the measure.
The Governor has, in accordance with the
wish OF the people, issued bis proclama-
ton convening the Convention at Annap.
oils on the 9th Of this month:
We trust the Convention will make
thorough work and quick job of SLAYER,
in the State. Let them bury its rotter
carcass where it will no longer offend th,
noslrils of patriots and lovers Of liberty il
time to come. M a. sSs iis=s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

HANCOCK NV ERA.-We received
yesterday the FIRST number of : weekly
psper entitled - above, and published at
Warsaw, Illinois. It is Union all over rs
might be expected, when it 10 known that
Thos. G. Sharp, the old wsr-horss Of the
press in Hancock county, is the editor.
HThecopperheadsin Congress voted
in body against suspending the rules to
take up the tax bill, and on second triai
skedaddled aud left the HOUSE without a
quorum. es AaE ss#
If it is i'd the power of that party to
withhold the supplies for paying the SOL
diers and carrying on the var, there 10 no
infamy they will not riak to accomplish
their purpose. ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

@Johu z. Kennedy, the friend of
Henry Clay. and the leader Of the Whig
party in Maryland in the days Of its glory,
has published a letter in favor of emanc-
patton and in advocacy of the reelection
Of Mr.. Lincoln to the Presidency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
Ciaoinnati, April =.

s-a as.-a Cincinnati, April p.
The strike among the laborers connect.
ed with the different railroad deposs Of this
city continues. and most al the roads have
discontinued receiving goods.
Gen. Stoneman passed through Indian.
apolis yesterday to the front.
Indiana recruits are being rapidly hur-
ried to the front.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

R The Newhall House, in Milwankie,
employs female waters. 1t is a shame
that any house should employ great strap
ping men, who ought to be in the army
or working on the railroad, to vaitlupon
the table. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

~ The bill Of our Representative in
Congress, Hon. James F. Wilson, pro-
viding for a canal around the rapids al
Keokuk, and making appropriations for
the same, will be reported by the Com
mittee on Roads and Canals to the House
in short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

1.-THE Daily News has already
shown, in an editorial some time since,
that Jefferson Davis had officially eivss
notice that he would enter upon negotis-
tious for peace whenever lhe Federal
Goyernmspt would intimate 4 Willingness
to do SO and We further stated our per-
feet conviction, which We nov, ,reitarate,
| snat the Confederacy is willing to hego-
tate q peace en- the following terms:
That the question as TO whether they viii
remain with the Faderal or Confederate
Government shall be Submitted 10 the
vote of the people Of the fifteen Slavehold-
ing States. That the armies OF bob par
ties be withdrawn, and the vote shall be
taken IN manner to insure fair and
candid expression Of the viii Of the pe6-
tple; and that there shall be no question
on this point, tine mode Of ascertaining,
tairly, this sentiment shall be prescribed
by some umpire mutually chosen. We
can, in addition, have ) treaty Or com.
merce. .'.-[New York Daily News.
1t seems JEFF. Davis proposes, wtan h
finds ne can't fight fifteen States ont d
the Union. to resort to dodge u voting ths
them out. And his organ in New Yorl
City and his pensioners in other portionl
of the North are striving to pave the ~,
for this easy solution Of the matter, ant
the acknowledgment of the independesc,
OF the rebel Oonfsdsraey- Both 1nie'
are to be Withdrawn from ths fftses,
Slave States till the people vote On ID
Question. Pray where is JEFF Davfrtrm
to withdraw to Z Who dos not ssess tbI
this simply anountss to Axpsepogido
that tho Govsrnn1at Withdns oar Il
my End give up the contes. I Dis,sA
and disarm our trpepe aed s1lnitl /
whatever terms JED. Davis It ths ksid /
~ srnsd lssioss Aaysprssaobss sEhs
is The pse9z1nnsU1sshe Nslheen wi1
laf rs1pl th6s;s,. ....ss. - q '.ss 80. e.
ss-sszzA .szess9ssse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

~The Plaindealer says that the corpse
of m infant was found floating in the
river opposite Fort Madison the other
day. The child was some two weeks
old, but there was no clue TO ascertain
anything more in relation to it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

HWe commend the appeal 10 behalf
Of the Orphan Asylum. which We publish
4 today, 70 tho attention Of oprs rsallsrs.
The object appeals to the libsrality and
patriotism Of the citizens Of Iowa, and Ne
2 tfsss shas i viii nsee ! Mig rsskeps,I.' =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

GARrBALDI CoxIso. Tie New York
Tribune learns that a'privasS letter hal
been received in New York from Garibal-
di, now in London, which intinstes tia,
it is highly probable he will visit thi,
country soon. @ es42 '.<ssassT =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

sgJ. D. Godney, an old citizen Of
this county, and member of the Board Of
Supervisors from Green Bay Township.
died =. his residence on Tuesday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
[O.1GRESEXOJv.aL.
$500 Il t-i3$ s@A1 n
xXXvI1th oH0R111-ESsst 81ss3sn
Washington, Apr: %.
gxxAYE

Morrill, from Committee on Commerce
reported favorably on the bin 20 regulste
the foreign coasting trade on tho north
western frontier.
Collamer, from the ComDitt>e9 on
Post Offices and Post Roads. reported
back the House bill for the relief OF Pvet-
matters who have been robbed By Con-
federate forces or guerrillas, and it was
passed. et. 1880
Howe called up ihe bill TO estabIijh On
Assay ofioe 1t Carsoa City, Oregon, and
addressed the Senate at some length in
defense of Pollock, superintendent Of the
PhilsdsaphiAaist 1e4
. After come reply. By Nesmilh the
AmSh2 u6estfsfsa xansh min uassd6pted
and the bill laid aside. 4.
The Senate proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the bill TO repeal the Fugitive
sSl6ve Ls~. The bill vas patrsasd to
Wednesday next al one o'ciocs
Mr.. Sherman reported the House bill
to provide Tor National currency secured
by q pledge OF U. s Bonds, aud {, pro-
Vide for. the circulation aud redemption
Itheteof With smeadmsAts, the on. i'm
portaut one being to strike out tue p,o.
vision relative 70 the ,axation by States
of the capital, circnlation and business OF
the banking associstions. and the snbsti-
tion OF another
On motion Of Howard the bill to amend
the Pacific apt was made the speeisi order
for Thursday next. The House bill to
establish . bureau Of military juslice vas
taken up. Itapthorizes bureau consist
ing Of a Judge Advocate and two assist
ant Judge Advocates.
The bill Vas 80 amended q 10 give thl
Judge Advocate the rsnk u BrigadieI
General at salary of - 900 per annum
and the Assistant Judge Advocates tht
faAk of Colonsl at the pay of 5000 pei
annum. The bill Was then passed.
!. Th8nrpysppFopsiseiss hiil wss thes
taken up and the amendments of the Sen
ase FinAios Cohnitsss sgFssd 70.
HOUSE. -e sr
Nn thoqsas1 copiss of the Baskrup
bill reported yesterday we're ordsrsd =
be printed and boaad in pamphlet form
VOORHEES, of Indiana asked that tele
lgnm feSebd BY him 4. day b rca1, !.
frhad 6bssfing on personaf expiana
ton. He would not now indulge in AM
remarks heoaQse the sentlemAn Garfield
who fssshtiy read letters pnrporting l,
have been written by Hon. J. g. Dsvil
and Judge Eckles, VAS not in his seat.
Consent having been given the die
patch was read. as follows:
' Terre Hants, April el.
TO Hon d. R.-Eooshies:
The letter purporting to be written b
me tey. g. BreekiaSidgs, presented b,
Gen. Garfield, Is utterly false and tas'
forgery.
K (6igned) EG.xnxyfs.
| Ths letter xiIsged to have been writ
ten by Mr.. Davis. recommended younl
tmsA, fonAtfly sin sths sUnica sFiSsyF l,
Mr.. Brsckinrfdge FOR ! position in th'
rebel army.
Qunsis1 Of M Aoeiti the consid
Grafton Of the internal tax bill is to b
continued through the morning and eve
I 0Hosss weas Into uomniso " th
Whole on the subject.
4 x0sill onssea ~ anend dpSent Mhicl
was adopted, that Wholesale dealefsa i
liquors whose s1nukf sales do pol cxoee'
| $50. 600. shall ply : licens1 Of $50 ~
| ones dollar % Asery thousaud. oysf $50,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

i91 Poius Of Rocks, Nd, Aprii %. .
Reports of 4 force Of rebels in the
Shenandosh Valley, on elsewhere 10 the
vicinity Of the Bakimsre and Ohio Rail-
road, are without the slightest truth,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
IT =. lO-iO LOAN. 4.
First National Bank,
OF KEUKuK.
Dsnsssd Depository sf the United sssiss and saLseri
toa Agxnt fax the
1oAo AOAxA.

ThA Bank viii receive Subscriptions 70 the National
1snFuty LsaA, snd farusSh sishsr coupon registered
b1Ens, ~ the sai1crlbsz rzAy prefer. "a z9
Tns lean authorized by Of Congress apysey ed
March ID 1eek rsdssstls after an p2yaie ferty
after date and bears interest AZ the q Ave
h1nSre piinxs and SUBSTANTIALLY bonds
over that amount gag 8s
The tnQs dated March Ia le64, and sntscriberv
will BE- required pay In addition the principal of the
bsa ts mtsesk in ecn ~ aivsiek tshirh
yniA fnrssr nesice, vii be Cntsd ss.tus Sskoaal
nAnk hcfes with nisy per premium added,t from
March lst 10 the data u isrripsisn. &.S ~A
The Geupcs Bal oi this ioan ready for delivery,
and Registered bosck viii be before the Jnh u
April I'm - N f -sk a.
ksmts2nces for subscription marked s. G, First Ma
usna1 nash Ksokuk, may be ssnt by this American IN
press COUpsay ~ thus Eslk hes of caaxgs- $3.50 4
sshn:x1pttonS sent The Once yyx kSF sH
VS., MctiAvIC, Prest-
H. X Lcvn Cxshie1 es4 .lS8 Aslsa4 agrldn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

sous pAIt VI ufs saIWy iutV Viz lOst6bAuuo2H
Valley with the view Of compelling Grant
10 divide his army by sending force in
pursuit.
ITribune's Dispstch.J
D @a Washiagton. April n.
Governors Brough, Lewis, Morton, Car
lin aud Yates, had long interview with
the President to-day to urge upon him the
necessity OF calling 200, 900 more men
into service for the defense of The States
bordering on the Ohio river, especially
Ohio and Indisna. They claimed that. il
authorized, they could raise shai
number for that duty By volunteering.
The President, as things look nov,
seems disposed 10 issue caH for 200 O0O
troops. to be raised only in the Western
States -
All the sick 10 the Army of the Pot6-
mac have been sent here and placed in
hospitals. - .snssss
[Herald's Special.
Washington, April Fl.
Major Gan. 2 Crissesden ha been as-
signed to an important command, !, and or
dered to report 70 Bnrnside.
Serious sppsehensions are entertained
of difficulties with the Sioux Indians dur
ing she coming SEASON.. Reliable infor-
nation has been forwarded to the War
Department to the effect that there are
l, 400 lodges of Warriors within seventy
miles of Powder Greek, empsying into the
Yellow Stone The Sioux have been
joined by Assinnihoine's crew and the
Western Sioux Indians, and are prepared
to attack Fort Union and destroy the
steamers on the Upper Missouri. Gen,
Pope, it is understood. has ordered strong
force into the Indian country. and bloody
Indian campaign is anticipated. !.
Information received here confirms the
suspieioas of vide spread conspiracy in
The Northwestern States to inaugurate
armed resistasoe 70 The goveYsmsut.
Crawford county, Ohio, headquarters q
gang OF buttsrnuts, has been placed IN.
der martial Law, and other counties Of thal
State Nal alpsobsAly seen b. placed in The
ssps posision. Ohio, Southern IndiaDs
and Southern Hlinois contain The pfinci
pal pertior of these incipient rebels whoes
leaders only await disaster TO the Ma
tional Atns to give the signal for revolt
Especial 70 Poss.l
A's Washington, April 81.
The House COMMITTEES o. Comnerc<
have reported ia favor Of the Senate bill
superseding the House bill regulating III
foreign and cossting trade.
I Esafly.s compaay of returned Ha5tieu
coionists have gone Moth 70 join Mas
sachusstts regiment.
The Indian Territory and the militaf,
post ef TT. Smith hsvc besn Transferred
from the Department Of Kansas to hat Q
Arkahsas.
L f1sny Blunt is'ordered to report to th'
Fcoa,Aaadseg officer Of the department. 0
Kansas for orders.
81 ii New Yos1, April %.
~ 14th New Yofk hsavy afs;isr,
regiment leaves to-day for Washington
Thet haT1 bsea e4rfisoaiag fsttSon th.
Harbor.
\ yThs q Q6s gusboat Wasscis. leF1 81
Thomas. Mrch 26th. for California.
A letter in sthe New Haven Jourpa
from the U. s ship Yermont, of Por
Royts 15th. says : hrgos6fee will ri
to morrow for Fort Monroe. General
| fVogdes md FsrfJ arss 6taached - Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

A. the re~i1rnf@ ~ Frank s~n,sie ks+, on the yp4
slant, ~ Res. X. ". Arshsrd RlFzsaf vi Bovr~
Ktzsxx-H PaRxrH, all ~ Dover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
&aAses h WvsAingtsns s
Especial . Ccnmercisl,
washfBgsos, kpfh a..

The eity jsslivs vith military sNmoFs
Improper for ppblication.
The Navy Department has pesitise, in
formation from the Southern bIpckading
vessels d The Uomplssioa' fthe long asked
cf pehci rams. ii EIyss3y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
~ II the Post ome~ - Eeekuk, Oh the 1ad day II
April, 1861
~ Persors calling for any Of the flowing letters
aust say, -ApvxxnsEr.r ANsM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

Ksokrx, Iowa Aprn IL 1854. :.
0eneyal orders No. 81 81 y 4ass
fhb reSfssnf MI rsnd<xsoas af Kssknk. os Friday
AWA ~ - II acrsraDce with ordersJrom Major Gen
1ssrnea vm Roceed - Cairo vifhDut delay. While IN
nssS.k 6sregtaent vni ccsspy ths nauseks - Camp
Onyany sss0nAs wtal shas sisfr coaspanies re
e1es RssApAy 81 - ~ ssatsd, ank csuasaisssons
oOccts wfH % fheR afrtvaf u Keeknk repct 10 The
2eeineuke CbnMaAdsr, = He g MN strse4 1
~ 0r1ng II NM W. RELKNAP
kRsJsy u. knrs Aajt Col Ccrninast4nr
ape1&. es 49, .sss&e TT
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHfP.-
IN Have this asy saase1 se an insss,ss in NV basi
nsss MAness- 8eo- Raxfiets sdJ Frei Kieiasch This
styiA Of the FIRM WI be WILKTyAOy BAKrEETr 60.
1he Ding b1sin<ps, Whsaeske ara ksail VII he con-
timed st 20. ~ Main street AJ.wILKINs0y A M
aprf3dim 1855 @@D1f@ M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

e8ss} SAPth SAs
Grant has left for the front, and Burn
side for Fortress Monroe.
& Is is uaderstood the recsnt develop.
ment Of The intentions OF the rebels rem
ders an early movement Of the Army b!
the Potomac highly probable.
3 The recent order OF : Grant, banishing
suffers. rids the army of over 1900 sn.
pernumeraries.
y The War Department has ordsFed an
addition Of $4,000 beds to the present
hospital accommodations of Washing
ton. All patients able to be moved are
10 be sen, North At once. 58l
Reports gain credence that Lee has
sent part Of his ssrny into hc Shenandoah
Valley with the view Of compelling Gran,
to divide his army by sending force in
pursuit.
TTv,huno,a n,apafch Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

The following information was received
tonight from the Army Of the Potomac !:
= RiVs dapsrtass If tAs 46th Virginia
rebel regiment came into our lines yest}r-
day, and it is positively ascsrtainsd that
Longxirsets Armys 10 gat Oasgs c.. II
and Lees entire force - n6e more than
IS, 900 to 10000 strong. The rebels afs
very vigilant, and have strictly forbidden
their picksts holding comnunic.tiou with
our own. g amksss4@ maM
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-20
Evacuation Of Alla,,t;l

A letter III the Augusta Sentinel gives some
OF the particulars of the evacuation of Atlanta.
1t says:
Early On the morning of the lst it was off,
cIally asccrtaincd that the disaster on Wcdncs
day evening was fully as serious as first 70.
ported, and that the forces Of the enemy on
The Macon road consisted Of five full corns Of
infantry, with large force of cavalry. It was
also known that large force was south ofthc
Chattahoochec, in the vicinity of tile railroad
bridge. Both of these were threatening the
city, and as it would have been folly to resist
both, an evacuation was promptly determined
upon.
The removal Of all the supplies and ammun-
ton that the transportation facilities of the arnv
would permit, commenced early Thursday, and
was continued Throughout: the day. Large
quantities OF provisions were also distributed to
the people, and at nightfall all on hand stored
in the Georgia railroad warehouse and cars on
the track. Throughout the day, also, the sew
era bodies OF troops, AS they we're withdrawn
from thc detenccs and filed through the city
were permitted access to the public stores
The rolling stock of the railroads, consisting of
about one hundred cars and six engines, was
concentrated near the rolling mill before dark,
and by that hour all the troops had passed
through, with the exception Of the rear guard,
left to prevent Struggling. Their withdrawal
was accomplished in good order and without
confusion or struggling.
Ofcoursc great excitement prevailed through
ont tbs day, but Il moderate degree of good Or
der obtained. A few lccntious citizens and SOL
diers embraced the occasion to display the
wickedncss of their natures, but the great mass
of both classes acted with the greatest dccorum.
The citizens who had suffered from the malice
OF the enemy during the bombardmcnt looked
on sorrowing gy, and induged in conjecturcs as
to what would be their fate when once in :he
encmy's power, while the troops filed through
the streets with steady tread, it is true, but
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-20
NORTHERN NEWS

RICHMOND, Sept lo.-Ncw York papers of
the 18th has been received Sheridan, under
date at Bcrryville, the 18th, reports that VIII
sons cavalry had charged Kershaw's division,
on the Winchester turnpike, capturing tie 9Th
S. e. Regiment, embracing lG officers and l45
lncn-also Col. Hanncgan, commanding the
brigade. Wilson's loss was killed and 3
wounded.
The New York Democratic Convention has
reNominatcd Seymour far Governor, and Jones
for Lieut.. Governor. Abont fifty prominent
democrats have held conference at New York
and resolutions were adopted calling for q
convention Of the Jcffersonian democracy in
the course of the present month, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates to represent
that branch of the democracy which McCIel
lan's letter ignored.
The Boston Herald, formerly Douglas or
gan, opposes the Chicago platform and norni-
nces.
RICHMOND, Sept 19.-Thc Herald of the 18th
has dispatches from the southwest, which saw
that Price, with 5000 cavalry, crossed Arkan-
sas River half way between Little Rock and
Fort Smith on the sth en- route for Missouri
Gen. Hoff, brigade commander of the 10th
corps of Grants army has been killed by a fall
from his horse. Gold closed at o23.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-20
-FRO.KRICH.NOND.

KIcHMoSD, Sept. l9.-From information re-
cc'ved from Winchester, the cncmys Infantry,
estimated at 10000, remain behind their cn-
trenchmcnts. Their cavalry, 10000 strong,
display considerable activity: Early's army is
in fine, condition and good spirits abundantIy
SUPPLIED with plenty Of vegetables.
fIcnMoSp, Sept. lo.-A conflict took place
on Main street between some sailors and sol,
dicrs. One sailor was killed and two badly
wounded; one negro mortal'y wounded.
RlcnMoNn, Sept l9.-A raiding party hurn-
cd the bridge over the Rappidan yesterday.