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NY 0tut56es sbpo+ar =,

wN 9tutf6es Sbeater IN Der
Surnbdue.-9ie Grille" gebt beuteGbeno
auf uIlgemeines gerIangen sum speiten Male
iber bic 8ibne un0 mir bOfen uno miinldeu,
Dap bieielbe aud bieBmal pieOetum Elm re6t
sabireides Nubitprium finoen m0ge. 9ie &pQen
lino our6peg pOrtrefli6 beiebt ltno fin etle
effettpple 9ur6flbrung Seitens bes Srn. 9ez
giferrs 8a6 aufS Bette geiorgt.
OertdtsIz YerDauDlunqen.
Supertpr Court. - Sutton, 8ers
ltin9tpn & Comp. pS. 9pbbin & Comp. Ser
tagung.
0eute iteben Die $50. 6O6-643 auf bet
3egiitranoe.
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sseainn scs 1rHbiobrsfeIbsuss.

Stem Oprt, II. Sebr. Sine Special
Correspondents Der Shines" iagt, paB in 10 Sas
gen pbngefdbr Die Straben ip!peit in OrOnunq
fem merDen, baB Die 3ebeIen ibrerl Srtlblabrs=
felO5ug beginner t0nnen. Sen. Zee l9elat
nit benz GeOanfen ~un5ugeben, Den &rte9Si9altz
plat na6 Dem gtprpen gu perlegen.
3uglei6 iagt cine Spe5ial@GorreiponperS an
ben y6eralb", baB penn Die Nlnneltle>Hrpfla
NATION oub atf bic Ob~eriten altS9eoebnt peroe,
ptele perielben NIT ibren He9imeutern iiberge=
ben milrben.
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NpH=CfTce,

Baltimore, Is. Sebruar 1854.
gerFeselte Aneebrte merbtn auf Mi ct Office Bis gum %.
b&. Wf, entgeeengenrlnmtn, fir bic gefGrberung Der 90.
fen jwi fden hem Depot Der Baltimore unb 0ttp @tien-
batn uno ter Baltimore ppit'Otf
Dieter 0ienf bestunt nit rem l. Mdr; /. 5. unb bauert
BIS aui rettcre Orhre.
Seten Sag limb neun Babrten bonn Depot Der Baltimore
un6 Stip @tIentabn aus, unO iteten BON Der ppfrffee nadb
benz Depot su MAIDEN, unO pent n6t9t9, aud metr, iepp6 ctne
Grtraoergutun9.
Gute 9fe,b be uuc fefe 9pltpaSen, berer Gudtiateit tpnt
btei9en ppfneifer 9epriift rereen nnufen, limb erfprterlt6
uno eS brrfen bieelbsn MIR fur SeiDrperuns her 9pfen perD
renret merben.S
Ote an9ebpte nni6sn bur6 Swet girBer saranttrt perben,
pelde fb perantprrtltd MAIDEN tnB Ger 8teter, renn CT
ben Contract erbdlt, fGbtS 1T, h~enlelten sehDriS su ypa5ieben.
SO. s, purnell,
(Sebr16-2S) 9ofmetfer.
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Wciceacbuno upn Mfarplano.
annapolis, 16. Sebr.

- ~ ~ " = ~ y 4Os ONIL|
Senot. Ser 9ntra6, Die 81. Settipn be8
sc. 2trt. oeS @oper Der 6ffentli6en @eiebe,
neI6e it6 auf Die Nusmietbung FREEZER gteger
be5iebt, Die na6 Dtarplano einpanbern, puroe
aufgenpnmen. Some l6ldgt ppr, bab Die Sill
uuf Dtittpo6 perI9pben meroe. Serpprien.
9ie Bill nurpe barduf perpprfeh. 9afa
itimmten Sbpme unb Q8iqis. 9age9en:
Selman 8apne, 8apIeB, Campbell, Crane,
Gi6elberger, Sentin8, 8emp, Sanford, DIR,
8urneQ, 9icalD uno 9fowles.
Die 8iQ pes Senat3, pel6e Die Seftipn AZ
unO 43 0e8 sc. 2(rtifelS oeS Gpoer, Der ii6 ali
bic 6~reilaiiung BON Sflapen beSiebt, wioerruft,
lpur0e aufgenDmmen. QIe @~menoemertS, Die
Oa5 !6al8 Oa5u geitelt batte, murOen perpprfen
unO pa8 !6au8 uufgeforpert, BON benlelben SUI
rid3utreten.
Sine Sill, pel6e jeOen Burger bieieS Siaa=
te5 nit elmer Gefdngnibitrafe ppn einem Sabr
bele9t, Der einen anpern beipe9t, ii6 in einem
anoern Staat anperben SIT lulen. tpurbe baraai
paliirt.
@aus. 9uielbe bra6te sipei Shtnben nit
Der 9iSfuiiipn pm 8iI8 SUI, ipel6e gum apeie
ten D{al p~erleIen mproen maren 1t1tp pertaate
li6. bann biz sum Wtittmp6,
II. 6ebruur.
Senot. 9ie 8ia, Ippale Burger fir Ser
lutte 3u entddpigen, pel6e tie Dur6 Die Sir.
meen Der unipnSz uno +. g. cpnf6perirten Srup:
pen %erlitter, puroe a%uf9enpmmen. Ser Maip.
ritdt8z9eri6t erfldrte ii4 9egen Die Sill mn
wur0e ongenpmmen.
Die Neiolutipn pOn 6ierrp in Setreff Del
emancipation nit Gntiddoigung, pie iOl6'
POM 9rdiipenten 9incpin in ieiner 8rptlama.
tiOn ppn 1862 ben Gren3itaaten an9eboOter
murOe, worO oarauf pOrgenpmrnen, piSfttir
unO auf Nntrag pes Dr. DIR nit IA 9ege1 4
Simmer auf ben Sid 9elegt.
6ous. Wr. GAP cine getitipn BON 9ar:
fprO 60, Die 6unbe 5u beiteuern.
0r. &ebb cine Betitipn ppn Soloateu Del
POtomac<9rmee, linen getpifie llnterftiBurger
gu gewdbren.
5tepen5, ben @erfauf zines Sflapen gu sc:
uebmigen.
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gScuerss qua Tapau.

San 8ranc iss5 -, II. Sebr. 9ie
Barrie 8Dger3 lit BON &anagatpa, Sapan, NIT
@a6ri6ten POM Z. Samtar bier eingetrpfen.
Ser 8alait oe3 SpcOpn in geoop wurbe am
@eibna6tStag burd Seuer 3erit6rt uno am
Neujabr8tag brannten II StraBen int reiden
Geiddit5quartjere nieoer, ippie cine 2lnSabl
ron SeitenIraBen. Ser Gerluit miro auf 500
6dlier in ben Ieb%tgenannten StraBen gei@dbt.
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9nnOes
sc aefapertem @AiHe.

8Utbtngtp II, 16. 6ebr. Inter ben -
nab elmer i'm 9tapp : 9epartement e~inqeGau-
Tenen 9ePei6e neuerOingS gefaperten Sam.
pfern befarO ii@ Der p&atReIo," Elm e~iiernel
&aooampfer BON etpa 400 Spnnen, Elm neueS,
l46nes nno ItarfeS 56if, 9unn Der n8ee,
eln eI1erner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; ct lit Elm
nere5 Shjf pom 9erin9em 3iefgang unO iOI Is
bis 20 9tetlen in Der Stunpe 9emadt baben,
6erner Die r6annp anO Sennp"; OieieS S6if
lit Der cite 8riienoampfer Scotia" ben man
pertdufte, neil man ibn nitt fir tmt9lt6 sum
6eeojenite belt. 2a5 pierte %5erit6rte 6diff if
Die ygmilu," ejt neuer S6raubenoampfer
e5 lit etu ib6ue8 S6iff pom etlua 500 SOnnen
V1{t
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1DO(6ington, Q. C.

Sn Ypint 9ppfput batten Dor tpe=
nigen Sa9en Die Gefan9enen Der Gebellenarmee
periudt 5u entflieben. Sic batten 5wei 8pote
gebaut, in benen iie SIT entflieben gepadten,
bod wuroe ibr 9lan seitig genug entpeft uno
@prfebrun9en 9%etrOfen, ibnen fit paS rddlte
Nal Oergleiden @epanfen aus ben &6pfen SIT
treibel1.
0berf Sngrab am 1T sur 3eit 8rpz
fOBmarfdua in Maibingtun. 9erielbe mar friz
Der Gapitdn in einem 0taia6uietts~ 9te9iment
ltno bat li6 1i9t allein itets bic 9iebe ieiner
9ellte, ais ppr 9tlem audi bas 3utrauen ieiner
&prgeieBten ertpprber.
+ George S. Seller, 2, 2iert. ga.
&eierpe Gop. ipurbe ieineS 9ienites megen I'M
prpentliden 8enebmens unO ltngebpriamS pbne
NeitereS e%ntlafien.
81 ~ ,tn+ Gin gutter SrOO-Bafer faan Ip0lei8 Be-
014t3H3t+ 4lfttsun9 unb 8ut'n 9ptn e. talten. -
NnhSufra9en SIR. 494 Wtarglano Msenus, 3wtf9en AS, ste
6. Sir; Selanb. Bafbin8tpn. tOp5)
Wpr(0unt+ Sdntlhafer anf 8eioblen naR tenn Camp
Ct1tuI'Gi" 5 Ntetlen pn gDafhtnstcn. 3u srfrastn
Str. sos lite Str. (Do6Sl
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Ootnnfbrptsitufdu.

Gatrp, II. 6ebr, Ser 9ompier SmperiuI
pm st. Souls bringt Die gtodri6t, cab Der
Sampler Oriental i'm 9Og Soptb 8enO Bis an
iein 6urricane 9ed perlunten iet. Gegen %
bis 80 Meni9enleben iOIen babel 5u GrunOe
gegangen iein. 9a8 8ppt mar meiit nit 9te9ie=
r~un9sgutern belaoen. Ser Smperial bra4te Die
iiberlebenpen Yailagiere.
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(3uIS fir SienW coicrut1o.

SEEM Oort, II. 5ebr. Sine 9epei&e
aus San 6ra1cisco meloet, DAP Der Sampler
Contribution, mel6er 8unama am 13. per-
lieB, 81, 100000 in Gplp fir Die Natipnal>
Gedierund an 8prO bat.
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G:rnprf npn &pesie.

8OfOn, II, 6ebr, Die u9lrabiu" ieselte
beute nit $3.50 in Miir5e alb.
New Oprt, II. Sebr. Der mprgen BON
bier abgebenOe 9ampfer uGitp pf Gprf" nimmt
$4,000 in Mhin3e nit.
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Auf 8efeb.
l9iebriat-1Wri

6. Gent & 60. BADEN in So. % glprb Sptpar61r.. nab.
Saeettefr Elm gDbDfeIate unb 8etail Drug. @el9dft uni
Npptttte er6fnet. Serr 6. Steintofer pirb ~tebtr5eit sie Sra-
duf mir tie Serren aer3ts, ippte bas Yublttum i'm Masenet'
men b5fi6ft aufmerfian MAIDEN.
G2febr3Wit) 6. SeMft & Gp.
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0te Ss3G 9tnteibe.

Stem OOrt, II. 6ebr. Die iedstnO-
natli9en 3inien oer so Ntillionen 7=3O 9lnz
leibe lit am nd6iten 6reitag fduig 1tno ninmt
81, $4,000 in Mnipru6.
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Sn Sr am Dpnnerfas, BEN IS. Jebruar. frrtSuIeseneen
a III berrrbent1t6 II @enerGl- e a nj M III n
fs yIae. Mr6. unttrfiBur s.Vere'rs" ftntet Die 3eratbun9
unb Aunabme res 3ufdseF sur Contribution (bte Wirtbf6af
betrefFenbl, fpwie bic Snfrufttpt fir bic gDtrtbi9nftS.ge Ser.
traltuns uub bic nabl ~eerislten fdtt, rpbet all t.
s~lteeer ~unbebinst erideinen %muTen..
lWiDl y. s u BE T, Nr1f.
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0eferteurc ppn ser siebeacn.N frmce.

Darlington, II. Sebr. Al Nebel=
lenoeierteure pom GOrO Carolina, 2ouiiiana unb
0diiiippi 9te9inentern tanten geitern 9ta6t
bier an unO nabmen beute friib ollie ben
Sreueio.
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211 n1iefhc11 nefllthf.
Mla. 9lrb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@tne Wpbnuns sUn . BIS 4 3intmern nit Slide, pSr ct,
rettes tleineS 3aus. Sferten iense man mad IS Nptb
Qtbertchr. (Tp1@)
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Neue Nn1eigen.
G;rDslpoe. 81. s.. II. 8.

Ole @r-W2etfer unb Mepr3ieutantsr Ser @rpBlpee bes %.
. II. 9. iHb frluGt. ether duserpreentlt9en Neriam,nlun,
teute, Dcnnerftas BEN IS. Sebruar, Mbeno In ibrem 9pcdl II
Dsetamcra Sdl petSunpbnen, inpenn wt6ti9e @ef4dfte at,
B%eldtbung ~pprliestt.
(Tpl Ebds, 81. Oeb nj 8. Grpsn.
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@&wcrer sd,neeHurm.

6altfar, II. 6ebruar. Sin i6werer
68neeIurm berridte geitern Nadt in Der GAM
sen 4rppin3. Ser S6nee feel 10 3pa bod.
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0erlnnat unO aeluC6t.

04ei.,A%. Gu gutter 8silen- unb Nrt. g 6Ietfer
VtinWl farm tauernre 9eit fttguae unb euten
&pbn srtalteu, mean er it8 IN tr Office pS SlatteS rtelcel.
(Dt-S1)
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@duhmod1cr 01lf oufs 9lrbeif

Wcyfrun4. Sin orbent1tdes teutfdes ~8!npermdt6en
OSAA"1tH1 bet Major 6. SIumenbsrS, Np So Nrre
LErcfar7r (1Hf- AZ
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Derfd1,fe1t.

Su Dcrfatfctt+
Die eGr;e Gtnrtdtun8 elmer gBtrtbibaft, ~befepeno lit
Counter nit Ntarmorplatte NIB Mufert @tnri6tun8, Glide.
Stltle II. T. ~. Hdberes gp. 2S u. @apfr, nab, Selatr
Rdrft. (gfGO)
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SGceeret 3lt %Uerfdufc1t.

Cine felt 30 aatren ~tetrtebtne Siderei, nit eroBer Stun
i6aft, ia ;u Setfaufer, ba tcr @isentbiinter lb srm @efha
surIfsu;teten mGnl&t. gtaa3utra8en In Rp. 157 8rntfi
@de rpn 8anffr. (U(tDU(
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&10eft Nnrfe

1T perf6ieeeren @r66en une Aualitdten pHerire in ~belitbisen
auantttdten ~ du6erlt ~niecri9en preifen.
@bmdtb8 lrG,
lSfbr(A ia Wet Yrntbat etraEt.
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Wa75in9fOn 0OfcI IN 1erfanfen.


Diefes Srtel ltest tirstt am gBaiier, np Ser S6tFfabrts-
Gerfebr am ft1rtfen III une c freut lid Ger beieu Guncl6dft.
Die @inri6tuts 1T elegant une S%puff1n6is Wtan melee nd
~ gIoke feIhtt (Cfe "A q hnt1rA ,erh Mnn1r -( ISNsl ~
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1T tel6em felt LANCER 3eit ein @rrcerie8- unb eiaupr-St
bstrieben purre, III irslei6 5l Sermietbsn unb bic @tnr
tun9 bes 2apens pirb btais ~abseseben. Ndberes In $40
Sadipnr, ndbe Ganalfr. (IPpD
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0Sirfbfd,aft al Derfdufen.

Oieie1Ge 1T nabe benz g9afier, erfreut fb Der beiten Rul
lhait, Ia tie brett am 2aneungspllte tn SeGS point geles
inb 1T nur treeen Ipfrrtteer NbretSe tcs Seiisers su perft
fen. gdberes In Der &rp. .. 81. (DtNfD)
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0ei6Gft8s Nn5eIge.

SO M. 9. St1I,
StaatSIefr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

Hsrbori By the 9th corps, aud the ,rooos
usder smith, Warren; Burnside and Han.
cock were being held 10 readiness ia the; :
respscsive fronts. The attack W, made
With spirit about 5 p. a sousiosinv an.
III after da't.s1rssuIsing 10 our carrying
sne enemy's works % the right of the 81 4
corps. Who still bold them, and Also the
nrst line in front of Smith. The latter,
however, we're commanded in. the re.r
which made those carri. untenable.
The enemy made repeated assault. on
each o. the corps not engaged in the main
ssssah, but wss rspnlst,iF Nith loss Il
every instsnces a7 an 7TF q.
ssvefsi hundred prisoners were taken
out cannot say What number, nor estimate
either our o. the enen,ss casualtie.
Daring The night the esemy made s.v.
eni assaults TO regain what they had lost.
but failed. -.
No dispatches from any other quarter
nsve reached the Department. today.
No-kneo,J K. VI. STANTON,
See'y If War.
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A convention of the County Judges Of
the First Congressional District, and
counties contiguous thereto, wss helds y
MI. Pleasant on the 18th and 18th ult.,
the full proceedings Of which We fnd ;is d
the last issse-in the Hene 1ournsl.. The
following resolutions, -unaplnsusly adoot.
ed, show the object Of tbs mestinr
Resolved, That the Proof Il WIN.
Assignnsat ofs Dover, and thu, peiti. :
for, aud sale of real estate Of descend dept,
the 0osnsy Court shsatd appoint : sssr.
dian at leitsm for tho minor heirs interest.
cd therein, and thst sosice be served q
~ persona Interested in such prCera.
ingss es4 resAra thersof made Tas IN the
District Court
8 RaIOlsed. That IA N l.ssssss of 4 sppl;;s.. ;',l;
tion Of the Administrator Of Gusrdisn fol
authority % SELL nal eaEsAs ~ - 1eba.rI
n otherwise. it Il proper thai lie Sjd6Sasl
doWry be frs, admeasured and sst al
aad that 5hs widow slioafd els hef pstI.
tiop iossuoh PfoSeodibxs and IN easa
such wideG GAdkkSklor ssfial1s q nj ~
pstition, lhea 1he. Administrator .ahalk Sd
si4 p1iiIqR fox; sAak.1aFposs, ~ -,
ef sueh proceedings b paid 81 the oo(ate,
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FROM GnoRoIA.
HxADovxRrrRs, 7srH Rsaruxsr uIS. yoIs. \
ID BRIGADE, % DIV, 14rH A.. c.,
RoAg Ga Mar 70. 1874

u
EDITORS GATE Crrr: As we, that il.
the Army of the Cumberland, have been
doing . big thing towards crushing the
rebellion within the last ten or fifteen
days. I thought few of tho particulars
might not be uninteresting to you. &. I. 81 e
On the Alb Of May the "grand army
broke their winter quarters, near Ross
vile. Ca, aud at Chatsasoogs, after hav-
ing sent every dispenssbls irsicle to the
rear, and filed out over every passable
route towards Tunnel Hin ana Daito6.-
No opposition was met Il Tunnsl Hill
little picket firing. fsw srsiiissy tsAsts,
and dsour Gag waved over she imerseaa-
BILE CD works Of the far famed ridee.-.
Our forces camped for the night 1;i on AID
around 'ths. ri5gs, pressusiss eaS e ,b5
grandest sights I ever fsnsnber having
seen. Al fan as ths eye poeh z,ssh i
every direction, even within range Of the
rebel pictesd. tran the top Of ssRoeiy
Face" tbeSanp afsS SblsEsia "a S,6eAI1
q though the stars had fallen. And =
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dead. Thsrs vers 11ads upos load, .
their wcuaded casrieI from the 6eld
Oar hospIsAls eeesaie Aboss ffty Of thei,
men porfally and severely vosnded.
Our total tasswaa SGS2 We took lOO
prisosen. Tbn was the sharpsss cavalry
light Of the ~1s.
The fsllowisg il . list Of killed ID Gus.
tar's brigade:a - Hs
ist Nichigan-Adam Orth, Co, a !:
4. 2. Kidd, Go. A Sergt. z. B. Ansan.
Co. E; IN. Wsseott, c.. 81.
9th Mishigan-Corr. H. Ackarman.
Go. A; Ssrgs. Richasd White, Is head.
CO. A; Abraham Bishop, Co. b; Alex'
Sprague. Go. H; Arthur Reed. Co. H !:
Corp. Hiram Ganeliok, Co. II james
Burton, Co. l.; Calvin McCrcary.
Co n.
9th Miehigan-John Hssn.s. Co. A..
Alex. 4ccluts, Co. C.; w. Dtilv. Co.
p; Charles A Buck. @. d; setet. "a.
Brown. Co. +; Corp Seth CaFny, Co.
T.; Hiram Edwards, Co e; Corp. Peter
McBain, Co. g Fred B. Rogers, G !;
Henry Krkboy. Co j; Martin Honce,
20. n; Charles Graves, Co N.
7th Michigan--John w. Luke Co. N.
The Times special. May 3ist, says the
rebel papers yesterday claim Fnz Hugh
Lee snd Hampton met whole corps Sat-
arday night, while 10 fact We had only
Gregg's division and one of IarbelPs
brigades engsgsd. They admit / defeat
and : loss Of 100. and that thay we're
obliged to leave their dead and wounded
IN our hands. They admit loss of 81
10 the 9th south Carolina alone.
A. midnght the enemy attempted TO
surprise Hancock. and threw heavv
force upon him. They were re pulsed after
sharp fight ana left 400 OF 500 prison
err in our hssds
During the night it was determined to
advance she whele line as far as Hancock
front, and the movement began soon after
d wight and is still going Oh. Consider |
abss masiesry and artillery Ere il going |
On and the enemy is evidently making |,
some rssistasee. As Jet there are no To-
dicati0ns oil general engagement.
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Movements Of Grants
Army.
Sseecess5ssl .ase9ssle - The
EMsnsD's Works.
sheridan's Great Victory !


Washington. June E.
Nothing 10 the Banking act Il to b,
construed To prevent all shares Of apy asso
eiations held BY any person or BODY cor
porats from being included 10 the valus.
ton Of personal property in asseasmsnes
Taxes imposed BY or uuder State A
thority will be At the plaes where the bani
Is located and not elsewhere, bat not 4 ,
greater rate than is assessed. The prin.
cipai changes from the original bill are
that no banks can be organized with less
capital than &lOO 900 in suAll towns and
szoV. 1000 10 cities with population Of
over 5000.
Second Banks nust redeem Il par at
Aas.osal bsaks in desigeated places re-
garded - Commercial centers. As-s'-s
Third-None but registered bonds car
be received % security for circulation and
necessary memorandum on these can b.
sigusd BY AZ officer Of the bank or BY the
Copptreller. .asE nM .4s4
Complete forms Of al kinds 70 CORES.
pond sith the new bill will be imme-
dia'ely prepared By the Comptroller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

E Hon. Thomas Corwin, Minister,
has returned to Washington City in order
to recuperate his health aud escape the
unpleasant ccm mplications incident 10 The
position OF Minister from the United
States at The Mexican capital during the
present state of transition in affairs of
government. sssl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
New Yo,k. June 3

We" felk, June E.
A special to the Post, Washington
May I'd. says: The reason wkr ~ per
cent loan oil 1881 binds ia MT been
advertised oy the Treasury Department
,s. 1as' other rians have been urged upon
Mr.. Chase. Ors OF ihcs. pl.,s !. ~ ,,.,
= loan cf new Z 30 bonds an rhe 49,,
i'''eiesl payable IN currency. A promI.
nent member u Congress urpes ,ba So.
retsfy 70 make the bonds a,abie IN gold
senator wilson stated yesterday tha,
lug new TAX oiii VII nos net the govsfn-
meat nu,h over SfsU zoo 600 i t.,a.
dencit must ts provided fH IN somev vay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

Resolved, That 10 the opiaion q sttia
csnv4nti4n the I'm rsqaiFes sll sAduiii.
strators and Guardians 70 make ! repdf,
Of their doings - such once il saoh YER,
and it is the duty Of the County Jsdte
to sec that the law be strictly ooupliSd
with in such cases.
Rcsslssd, That this sosvent;on hestti.
" approves of the plains laid down, and
books prepared for the keeping of ae-
counts with Administrator and Guardispl
By Judge Vale, Of Louisa county, and
that Ne secomospd thsir adoptionpty M
County Judges in this State.
Resolved, That in the 6nal sestlemeui
Of Administrators With the Coanty Jsdgs.
notice of the time and place Of the settle
msnt shall be published in the newspapes
in the osansy BY erdst Of the Coalty
Judge, not less than two, nor more than
four consecutive weeks, and by posting
the same on the Court House door.
On motion OF l. F. Brown, the Cos-
vention
Resolved. That State Convention OF
County Judges be called daring the sea-
son, aud a committee Of three was ap.
pointed to determine when and where 70
hold said Convection 7#~eAl
L. F. Brown. L. w. Vale, and H.
Stricking were appointed said commit
tee.
Said committee, after consultation,
made their report to the Convention. de-
signaling Davenport the most convenient
place for holding said Convention, and
Wednesday, the 2ad day Of June, 1864,
the time for holding the Same. Which
report vas adopted BY the Convention.
On motion the following resolution was
psssed by an unanimous vote Of the Con-
vention
Resolved, That oil newspapers in this
State, friesdlJ y the improvsneat Of the
Probate Courts Of the State, and . more
strict observance Of their duties, be re.
spectfully requested to publish the pro-
ceedings Of this Convention, and urge
the County Judges of the State to attend
the Convention u Davenport. "
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
ase de.
r. A. RussELI, President
L. r. BRowx. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

sG-Col. Moss, formerly of our city,
who has become prominent leader OF
the Radicals, announces himself as can
didate for delegate TO the Constitutional
Convention of the State Of Missouri from
the Springfield district. 'a
His platform is Radically sound, and
he is all right on the "Institution," of
course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

ES Gen. Johnston is said to have is
sued rations for seventy thousand men 1T
Kingston during his retreat before Sher-
man. This would seem to negative any
presumption that he has been reinforcing
Lee from bis army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
THE GATE CITY
FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
rhc siege Of R.cnn..a.

The telegraph announces that the sieg.
Of Richmond has commenced. The an
DouncerDent may be premature, but il
don't matter, for if it has not alread J
commenced, it will soon. The skill and
success Of Grant thus far in reaching
Richmond, in spite of Lees elaborste
lines of entrenohment, prepared with &c
much scientific care and labor during the
past two years, gives earnest Of final and
complete success to our arms at Rich.
mond. ..ssf l'.sas
But the people must not b in too great
haste, must not be too impatient of delay
nor too easily discouraged at slight re-
verses. Remember how year ago we
were waiting and expecting the surrender
of Vicksburg day after day, and how
finally We learned to ''possess our souls
in PATIENCE" and wait with confidence till
the Fourth of July for the 6nal triumph.
1t is more than probable that the siege
of vicksburg will be repeated on larger
scale in the siege of Richmond The
armies are larger, the stake is greater, the
disparity OF force in favor of the besieg-
ing party is not so overwhelming. and
the avenues of egress and ingress are not
so easily closed against the besieged.-
Bat our ar"y is superior in numbers, and
will grow while that of the enemy must
diminish. Our supplies are abundant and
unfailing. lheir's will soon become scant
and uncertain. Everything is in our "a
vor, but still time and endurance are re-
quired to secure the victory and crush
the great army of the rebel Confederacy,
or smother il in the den to which it has
been driven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

SEEKING THEIR AFFIMTIEs.-1tis is re-
porte that many Kentuckians recently
drafted by the Federal Government have
made their escape South, preferring to
fight, if fight they must, with their traitor
friend agains the Government. General
Mcclellan will doubtless lose large num-
Der of supporters by the operation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
Fire at Meand CITY.

Mound City, June 2-ilp.n.
a large and valuoble naval wharf ho,,
vas burned At about s O'Clock this 40.
n'ng The entire loss may reach half /.
million dollars or more, consisting princi
paiiy OF naval stores. including Psymss.
ter Dennis safe, containing 5000 600
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

EgEx- Governor Dennison, of Ohio,
is spoken of ss President of the Balti-
more Convention. Ohio is well entitled
10 that distinction from her sister States,
aud no man would occupy the chair With
better grace than the patri otto Ex-Gov-
ernor OF Ohio.