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The arkansas Senator.
BrFFALO, May II, lSot

The credentials Of Hon. Wm. 81
Fishback, who claims 70 b. one Of the
senators elect from the State Of Arkau-
sas, we're presented 70 the Senate BY
Hon j. H. Lane Of Kansas, Ola Sattr-
day morning, and the matter laid over
until to-day. The case Of Mr. Fishback
is said TO BE- as follOWs
The State Of Arkansas first called a
convention By primary meetiugs The
convention representing q majority Of
the counties Of the State amended the
old constitution, Immediately and IN
cOnditionally abolishing slavery and re-
ferred il % the people for their ratifica-
tion, electing the several state officers
st the same time with the one on The
ratification. They also established q
provisional government 70 terminate
upon the inauguration Of the regular
government under the ameadmeut con
stitution. The vote upon the Fatifica-
ton and for the several officers of the
state government and neglbsrs Of the
Legislstuse took place On the lfth day
Of March, and resulted thus l1,lll for
the constitution, and &-3 against It
(Arkansas gave 54.0u0 votes IN the Last
election before the rebeliionL
The Legislature. nov in session, rep
rsseuts some forty odd counties. 81 the
6fty-fouF IN the state, and is intensely
antialaFery
The presentation Of Ar Fehbacks
credentials viii open up she gheie
question Of the reorganization % .se-
eeded State governments, and the
discussion i expected 70 be . warm one.
We reserve cur own opinion ca mat
ter Of such grave Importance Hask-
i1g,oa C17oaiete SO
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NEw ORLE6Ss, May 19, ?
via CuR0. Nav 23. (

NEW ORLEaSs, May l9,
via CnaO, May %.
The city is agitated by conflicting ru-
mors of victories and defeats in Vir-
ginia. The disloyal portion Of the peo-
pie are chuckling over their report,
which came through the lines, that No
bile was Illuminated Sunday night in
honor Of a victory over Grant
Before General Banks advance from
Natchitoches, all was bright and cheer
full people ready to fall into q loyal
frame of mind; now all ia changed, and
the rebels are defiant
General Polk has sent force to Ms
sissippi to annoy us. General Higgins
is in command at Mobile.
The steamer Mississippi was fred into
by three pieces Of artillery on the east
bank, twenty miles below Red River
Ten shots struck the boat; no one
wss injured, though there were several
narrow escapes. This occurred on Mon
day morning on her down trip. The
guEboat Pier afterward drove of the
battery The steamer James Pierce
was fred into yesterday morning by
the same battery, near the same place
Two shots only struck, doing no dam
age.
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NO. AZ.
The Rebel General walker Wounded
and A PFisaneg.

From Letter sristen South q the Jernos.I
The Rebel Brigadier-Genersl Wm. s.
Walker, commanding the South Caro-
lima brigade, was captured He was re-
coEnoItering the left Of The enemys
line, when Colonel Howell dashed upon
him at the head OF his brigade. Walker
at first thought our men were his own.
but soon discovering his error, put spurs
to his horse to get away. A Yolley
brought him down. He received one
wound in the left arm and another shot
tore of part of his leg. lie was quite
cool, brave and insolent when Colonel
Howell approached him. The latter l.
alsO brave IS Julius Cesar, and as per-
feet . gentleman 81 ever breathed. His
soft reply to the angry rebel officer
turned away his wrath completely. A
litter was procured, and he was tender
ly conveyed 70 General Gilmore 5
headquarters, himself requesting that
no operation should be performed ON
him until he was taken out Of the
range Of the shells. He also
asked 70 see General "Bardy" Smith
and General Terry, having known the
former before the war when he was an
hOnored officer Of the old army, and
having met General Terry several times
in the progress Of the South Carolina
campaign. Walker commanded the
forces at Pocataligo when General O.
~ Mitchell attempted to cat the rail
road. DR. Garyen, Medical Director Of
the 10th Corps. gave up his tent to the
wounded man, and there ] saw him q
little while since, moaning in agony,
and so weak from loss Of blood that the
amputation of his limb, though neces-
sary, had 10 be postponed until such
time a. he should rally. There seems
to be but little chance Of his recover
ing. lie dictated letter last night 70
General Beauregard, stating the cir
eumstances Of his capture, describing
his injuries, and expressing his acknowl-
edgment Of the courtesy and kindness
he had received, requesting that the
communication might be sent BY flag
Of truce.
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We stated yesterday that Msi. White.
the Pennsylyania State senator, lad
escaped from the Libby with Col0nel
Stsaight. This was q m1isappreheusitn
81 the facts lie i nov ID the Salis-
bury Confederate States PenitentiaFy.
lie ) informed thas his brother Colonel
Waite, Of Pennsylvania, one ~ the
prisoners taken ia the battle 81 lfse
Bluf has been registered at the hotel
de Libby. aBd : anxicus FOE AZ inter.
view aifh him. --ilsekmena kremias-.
Afey lssA
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FROM GENERAL BUTLgR's ARMY.

The Battles # Friday and Satasrday--Rs5cl
General Captared-List Of WoRnaed.
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For Sale.

fftwo PLACES on THE EBAEOS p7SE--ONE
Il q ~ srFes. a1d ne other q ssrEes-Iusideot q
four unises of tha oiry.
A tsarden HEot ~ i91l 1efee, on tue il4porq
Pike, Nf.As sRu1t improvements. Apply to
sELsoS 8 M0kfEEE,
may 2e--iW loCherry street.
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march than my column in going to
Pollocksyille Respectfully, yours,
r T. HoPE, Maior-6eneFaL
"ien. WALKER, commanding Troops.
This, with many other valuable doc
uments, giving important information,
not calculated for Yankee soldiers TO
know, fell into the hands Of Gen. But
Ter by the capture ofGen. Walker.
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The Pope and the Sanitary Commission
"A Donation Of $500.

From the following it viii be seen
that a liberal contribution has been re-
ceived BY the General Aid Society in
Buffalo from the Pope
BrgFALo, May Il, 1854
MADAM. The Sovereign Pontitf. Pope
Plus TX, has, through his Eminence,
Cardinal BarnsbO. notified me that,
with the deepest sorrow, and with the
most fraternal interest, he has heard Of
the number Of gallant soldiers wound
ed in our many battles, and that be de-
sires me to give, in his name, and out
OF his private purse. 500, a. some aid
% alleviate their sufteTings.
Your truly proyidentially organized
society has done very much TO aid our
wounded soldiers, hence 10 seems 70 me
that there can be no better means Of
accomplishing the kind and pateFnal
wish Of his Holiness than 10 hand over
to you this check for 800, with my
humble and fervent prayers that God
blessing may not only rest on our gal
lant wounded soldiers, but also on the
honored members Of your Commission
who aid them 80 generously
Accept the expressions Of respect and
esteem with which ] have the honor
TO be
Your most obedient humble sery't,
Z JoHS, Bishop Of Buffalo.
Mrs. HORATIO SEYNoCK, President Of b
L. s. Sanitary Commonwealth
C5mmerc5aL
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"a gkRS REkT AID CosfFoRTaBIsE Is
~ DN 81 LlNa. on eouth ChsIrs -ssreei. csn.
iaipinE aEa reciHs beFides ki1ehfn ana
smoke .ta8s,ss--sE feei honf. l59 deep. Free ~
laneiion icf "a yesrs Appls -
" KATE BROWN co.
usY ie--a Al chsry-st.
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RATES OF AnYERTISIXG.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
rrrrrn u nirI,-l Ell M 10. I ..--..-
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged at the usual advertising raj.

ANNouNcEMEN7s OF CANDIDATE.
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SILK and Mohair, Black and Colored
Braids and Buttons, Trimmings, Kid
Gloves, Mems HalfHose, Ladies' and
Misses Hoop skirts, Black and English
Grapes, and Velvet Ribbons, Linen Col
lars and Cuffs, etc.
Cloths. Cassimeres and Sattinets, La
dies Spring and Fall Cloaks and Shawls.
Blankets, Black and Drab Soft Hats,
Carpets, Druggets, etc.
The undersigned, from their long in
tercourse with the people of this and
the surrounding States, solicit their ac-
quaintances, and the trading commu-
nifty generally, to give them q call and
examine their Stock of Goods, which
they will sell as low as the market al
lows
Ba~At No. 80 Union-street, next door
TO College-street, Nashville, Tenn.
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SO Reward.

CTR4YED, FROM The REsIIlFNcE OF ".
- ClffIf,-. Is tssa German h htihaslat Elilreh
korth culieee-street on Fridny, f4ih ilst.. white
tUgF with ed spats white iars, aad nalh esrs rcd,
sis0 q cui 90 her tel, which - n-1ef iaF he plf
1ofe cf tleea.nfs ia very rtrt oraet- 4he
ssofa rffara niA - gwen e any Information IS
gwen stai vii lesd 20 her reccYeg.
MAJ Et-lue ~ Cokit--.
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We, The undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which we bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere. VIM. CAMERON, for the Uisi0s,
JOHN WALLACE, for the DsspatcA
NAsHvnLE, Tenn, July %, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

NoTEs ABNUT THE RECENT DRAFr.-
There we're $40 drafted men examined
OF these, los were disc arged on account
OF physical disability. Thus about one in
81 are exempted, even under the Yer,
strict rules which ,govern the Provosl
Marsn4l's Bureau The following are q
few of the prominent causes of discharge
hernia, IS being the Target pumher
fractures and diseases Of joint. II de
fects of the feet, 10, diseases of eyes, 81
permanent physical Disability" 3
phrase applied to anomalous cases no,
coming uader any particular section, Is
vayicose veins inferior extreDities IL;
developed consumption. a; { incipien,
consumption does not exemp.1; loss O
teeth. Z; mental imbecility, 3. 10 Q
short tine we hope to be able to preeent
some interesting tables, compiled from
the NJ sdical record of the Surgeon of the
Board.
There is great difference in the con
duct Of drafted men and substitutes
these latter take great pains to concea
disqualifying nfirmities-tha former art
generally willing to magnify every little
disability. The quota has been mostly
sent forward. Those remaining are be
Ing held for reasons that worke no dis.
credit 10 the drafted men. A few are
sick, and some are held until return
can be had from notifications sent for al
ternates 10 other states.-I Hirkeye.
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secreta,y Stan,an.

The hrst time we saw Mr.. Stanton was
in the trial Of Sickles for the killing of
Birton Keye. We well remember how
ne impressed US. He was prompt, watch.
ful, bold, snatching the testimony from
the mouths of witnesses and getting il in
to the ears of the jury before the slow old
court could decide whether or not the
witnesses could be heard. Between his
voice and manner on the one hand. and
his appearance on the other there was
perfect accord. The man locked iron
another Vulcan-and his voice was a per.
iect tempest. He put US ia mind of a
packwoods exhorter at a camp meeting:
and yet that rugged voice laid a spell on
the crowded courtroom. Robert Ould
the present rebel commissioner for the
exchange oil prisoners, the prosecutor in
the case, new into violent passion and
called Mr.. Stanton a "bnllv and :
bruiscr," but Mr.. Stanton kent cool and
retained his advantage. 49, -
The Secretary ofAVar il Tho .,ra
stili. His elevation has not smoothad
him eff. He has lost none OF his m,.s;~.
aud rugged force. lie is no great h.na
at bows and compliments. No doubt he
has these for his best moods and for 8, :
ting occasions. But they belong to hi.
guarded moments, and are not especially
natural TO him. He is not popular in
Washington, but 20 tongue has ever %
believe, been lifted against his purity IL
Office. Bas if any one wishes to eco tho
smooth aud elegant side of tie war off;cs
II him call on the Assistant Secre,arr
Mr. Dana. Handsome, manly. ouick no
iite' eininently clear-headed and LID
hearted, he is model Of public mao
NO crowd, however eager and thronunr
seems to disroncert .r ruffle him. sneh
smiies, such patience, such urbanit, !.
Mr. Dana shows to al wi o have ba.;nos.
VITA him, cannot be the result of nar
pose, that would sometimes fai, him. i,
can spring alono from noble and elsv.
,ed nature. When have business - ia
var department., commend me 20 ths -.
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-Whsn . hndlord shows you any ex
cessive civility, be sure he expects to pu
il down ia the bill.
Free fessts, balls and barbacues often
turn out to be the most expensive ones =
man ever attends.
A down.E,st editor declares that
modrsty is quality that highly sdorns :
woman, but ruins man.
The ideal merchant Is = man acting
aud capable Of thinking; the ideal scholar
is mau thinking. but capable Of acting
Most people are little shy Of reli.
yion. They give it day entirely to i,seP
and make il . stranger to the other six.
The tody is the coat of mail ant
breast plate OF the eoul; SO les il in the hrs
place be hardened into steel by heat ant
cold.
In describing the difference betwee
aristocracy and democracy. it is With
said Of Cincinnati The democracy ar
those Who kill hogs for living the afis
tocracy those whose fathers killed hog
The good wear their years as crow
upon the brow. the bad - burtheA upo
the back.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY DEC. Is.


Az Hood IL pretty certain 70 aake 40
ID Of his army il short timer vs nsy
look upon Lse's army as the only strength
a, d .last hope Of the rebellion. 6mssh
tina, army. and the sole military organi-
sstion Gu pablo Of confronting rs % this
continent is gone, 1t is peculiarly impor-
tent, therefore, to ct At the private SEN
tneuts OF the soldiers composing that
army, and this We have recently had an
opportunity of doing. 10 . cavalry raid
few days since upon the Weldon Rail
road, mailbag filled with letters. from
Lees soldiers was captured One dat'd
Nov. 23i, from q member OF the 9TH
N,rth Carolina CAvalry. to his brother
1t II ,nderson Pcs,offise, n. c., contains
the following:
q have no news to communicate from
c,mp. We are expecting big light here
son. To be candid with you, am afraid
the Confederate cause is about gone up,
though still have elimmer Of hope
But one thing feel almost certain Of,
and that is, that slavery is done. / would
not Give much for negro at this tiuie.
to buy. / want to get Dicks note paid
Dick is a slave and then think 1
can make good trade out of him in an
other way
Another North Clrolinian. writing on
the 30th of November, to young l'dy
of his State, says:
eve have been looking for twoor three
days for your father to come up 70 see US
as We heard that be was going to be dis
banded and was coming to see US before
he went home.-We have been anxiously
looking for US to be disbanded, but all in
vain. l fear, yet hope not. We are
having quite time of it now. We have
roll.call all mornings at 8 O'clock, and
get breakfast and have our horses saddled
by daybreake, and be in readiness for Z
fight The impression is that we vii
have another big fight in few days, ant
if it does not rain am very certain ",
will. Irant 10 see IL rain tie rorst in III
scorla. We have not had any 6ghtin,
since Bate was wounded, but | an sur
we can not rest much longer before "
have one. Ny boys are all uery nue.
disheartened at Liacotn's being re elected
they don't seem to think they can sta
in the war four years more. expect u
shall hare to take the bushes, but 1 hate {
hare to do that"
Another letter, dated STONY Creel
November 29th," addressed to lady
Virginia, signed her most true and devot
ed lover, has the following passage /:
"The weather continues very fine, an
general engagement is looked for ever
day. God grant il may nseer tale piae
have been engaged for the last four day
in surveying rahroaad from this point
Petersburg-a distance of twenty fl,
mies-to run in the rear of our arm,
The worke has already commenced al
will ba completed by Chstmas."
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dee Of the Assistast Secretary. II Mr..
Stanton should b put 10 the place Of The
deceased Chief Justice, shall nominate
Mr. Dam as his succsssor.-l Wash. Cor.
n. w. Advocate.
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AS the Phoenix rises from the sits Of it, ERE anma
ed wth new lifsso ots this Elixir reuvtnate the sys
TEN and overcome disease
ES-Th- Rrjnvenating Elixir the re.ul, u modern
isoveres 10 the vegetable kingdom ing an entirely
old ard wofb-out systelns.
as-This medicine hrs been ~ The mos, eminent
nascel men q the aay sua thcm Pronounced to lie
one ~ the greatt-t medical At~eurerie- 1ftheaEe
tn-0ne Battle will cure general Debility
en-A few dfssp~ rurrs Ii,st.rics il females
ns-one tostle rnfr~ P4iIatsf"n o. The Heart
ss-Froh one to thres bottles restores the mannesa
and full vignr OF youth
rH-t TEA fose- restores the appetite
Hf- Three -pttleseu the worse Of Irnpotenev
fS~A few So-es cure the low spirited.
IA One bottle restores mp,ttalI power
W. fec sas-s re.f'-fs the sr-azs IF rrusrztfer
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eN-This meliene restores manly vi,sr and rctus,
h-ath the foori affiliated. worBd0wn and sesfairfnr
EsThe iistess enervsiea youth the ovrrta.t ed nar
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slnal suffering from general debility ~ fon psrkrsss
Of singh rEan, will all find immediate and nrita nent
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ss-pire - per iottle or three bottles fr and for
ward by EAprfSs on receipt Of money te sHy sdartss
"chefcNer PITTS and 1ejuve~a.
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Ladies GertitmtR address In rrrfrtt conf
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Pstfn's Addressing us v Tesse state llsiniv ell 'he
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Address ali lettrs ir Pamphlets iice the Yropri
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II EDIUAL BOOKS.

MEDICAL BOOKS.
anatomical Remembrancer.
Bs-lford's obstetrics
B,,,lf the tivrr.
BuAi on tine Sinnia h.
Bar. LAYS Me sicnl diagnosis.
Bird ON Urinary Depo its
Bennes's Prac ica OF Medicine.
Bsnrsted on Neneresi.
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
tburehls .'b-t-trcs
Churchill IN Children.
Churs hill on Woman.
Carpenters Ele. of Physiology.
Cond on Children
(1-yelana's Pos ket Lexicon.
Camplin on Diabetes.
Daltons Phy-ioogy.
Druift's Surgery
Dung isons Dictionary.
Dutain's d. sect r.
Erpchsrn Surgery.
F,wue's Oh mistry.
Gray's Anatomy
CIR nth Fornuary.
iivadianhs Aetinn OF Medicine.
Hsn,i'ton fractures.
Hammond Militar, Hyrenc
Huhlyns M-iici Lexicon.
Lawrrfice on the Eve.
Leh,nans Chemical Physiology.
II How Manual.
Jones Opthalmic Medicine.
Milsr's prrctic" and Principle orsurgery.
Meg sbs efrics
MACK inzie on the Eye
Nil 3 Smiths Casnpend
Powers Surgi nj Anatomy
Parrs his Practical Pf,a-rnncy
Ran,si-ofbani's Obstetrics
Ricnrd Hunter on vene real
SarEents Minor Surgery
Todd on Frinasy Disease
Tylor en- poisnns
Tilt on Urinary Therapeutics.
Troitscs on the Ear.
United Sestes Pharmacopea
Wstrnn's Practice
Weods Therapeutics
Williams Principes of Medicine.
Wil-on on the skin.
Wilson's Anatomy.
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LOR SALE BY l40 feet, commen-
cling 90 feet from 9th street. on Main In iaasette
Square Price IS %. Call ON IL u. rEN-EYCK
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TOR SALE IS acres land with two
l. Frame Dwellings on the same. situated San
dusky miles above k-oknk the river and Railroad
Price 500. Title gued.
aug22d IL. d TEN-EYCK
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DOR SALE-A valuable Farm Of 200
Il Acres, situated = miles of Pennington, Van
Buren county Iowa, ast4s mile from the State Line
Rroa 90 acres undsr fence and IS read, for the
pow with a splendid bed of Coal 1 feet thick and ~
of the very hest tmisr in the csuntry Ti, farm
Is n Frame Dwelling. with four rooms. good cellar,
and ftiling we'll Of water and sprirg -
tai that it will supply water 20 four different pastures
This land wiil be sold Tor sl6 per Title good
sale Enquire Of ". NJ HarriHt the farm, pr to
designed. at keokak. VII. B. TES-EYCE,
uovll Real Estate Agt.
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DOR SALE-A Frame Dxelling, With
L five rooms, lot we'll fenced. good rister, ke sltia
tel High street. between tih aud 18th streets Prise
$1,000. Enquire Of [mayloI Ii. B.TEN-EYcK.
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Every instrument Warranted for Five fear,

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORoay we bo,av -
nouhce the greatest triumph in musical ~
lhe age During the vt half century the French and
oermans have manufactured reed Instruments with
aoue oeiiows and two pedals for the feet to cperna
but the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BrrIows
winch y the only bellows nsc our mas
II Impossible Tor them To produce the mcIl ~ rich nj
musical tome for which Instruments are ce
Another oh ectiou To this meth "A nf blowing .s ,b.,
Deth feef being eccupied opport ny was offered q
the management Of the swell Within tue ,nst ~, yea
Instruments constructed this European nt.n ~
Double blowers have been maaufactu ed m this
Try ana 70 counteract this difficulty fwant Of sweln
lever has been projected from III centre Of the ~ ,,
ment to act upon the sweN arp ~ rHK ryrr
me Inconvenience and coorion neces.ary to effect this
oo9ect are disagreeab enough . gent enap uf IN n
nay tue use OF such an app-ndag-f nearly i'm, csie
oui AUTOMATIC dcsire obsates this diculgv ep,irelv
simple act OF blowing with re- or less force yvtn,
assir increase or crease In the volume OF tom.
seventeen years the superior exeeience OF our Me-
the ms not been questioned AMI for two wears !, ~
IL ~. orders PROMPTLY With our increased f.riii,;
49, Iii - sntrd In nin9 our patrons thar fhs, ~,
their patronage. 80 1e solica' continuance Of
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