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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19
THE GATE CITY
H11s{stKf i77sfffs1s

eAs ~esa
-sinoa cs.hIrs. i Going into al
iron business at Harrisburg, Pa.
-Ne; Indiana people want Speaker
Coliax to accept another nomination to
Congress.
1t is thought that tho net proceeds of
the Northern Sanitary Fair at Cleveland
will exceei Sf00, 600. = :. go ~ 81 '''' =
A volume has appeared in Paris,
containing number of Longfellovs
poems, translated into French prose.
The late Rev. Thomas Starr King
was buried beneath the pulpit of his
church at San Francisco, Sunday
Joseph c. Willard, who projected the
well.known hotel Of that nane9in WaAh-
ington, has been divorced from his wife.
The Atlanta, (Ga.,) Register con-
firms the report that Mr.. Preston has gone
to Mexico to negotiate With Macmillan
for the recognition Of the Confederacy
A. T. Stewart is not the man who
gave 100000 to Yale College. and the
man, whoever he is. threatens to withdraw
his donation if his name is given to the
public. st 4 1913 81 i.
w. A. Jackson, who claims to have
been JEFF Davis coachman, is stumpins
it in Maine, writing to the newspa psrs
every time he isn't treated better than
white folks. 1s.
Las. Sunday, says the Madison Ind
Courier, four members of one family in
Milton, KY, we're taken to the grsve.-l
They we're Mr.. Geo. Givin, one Of his
married daughters, and two of her child
rem.
The Knicksrbocker Magazine has |
met a deplorable fate. 1t has passed into
the hands of the Copperheads, and comes
out galvanized into a new existence, but +
not reluvenated, under the editorial man
agement of Professor j. Holmes AgneW.
quite sensation was created on the |
Goth of February, at Long Branch, La
pee county, by the elopement Of Mr..
Wentworth Harris with his aunt, widow
of six months. who bore the same name.
Harris is said to have left young wife
and several children in destitute condi-
tion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19
GHERIEFss SALE.

h sFars ipHA- LEK Ces--ss-
Py virtue Of special execution 10 directed Issued
s the Clerk of the District Gorf Of said county in favor
n Wm Thompson Co, and against J. enorcE, j have
levied Hpou and will sell 10 tie highest bd4er the
front the Clerk Office Of the District Court If Lee
coanfs Iowa Kenkuk in said stunty, the eth DE-
Apfi. A. u tsa4 ierweeB the hours Of clock A N.
and 0cfock X. commencing at oelosk ?. q sd
Day. the following property. tw Tbs north Esst iI~af
ter 81 abe Ietif-sst 4uater 4 settssa veut 4aAi =
Ii To- uship siHy-six sl north 4 e s wes,, ii
| Ls8e tuaGy. lrsa-
1..er, es spon- and 70 Is soil Nv ur4cT 9. cert. .
sgsfkfs ss-id wit ef exel gtlc.l-
t.3nt~rskre = 10. I-isA hA An BiI.-t,S,
he0Auk. Sch. ~ 64. - -. I'VE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.

q HERIFF'S SALE.
NJ srs-t CT Ioxs Jxr CDrSTI-ss
By yiTtae Of special execution - irrted issued
by tie cerk " the District Court Of said egnDfy in vor
OF Tnaierms end against Has kns Las la4- and .o
decree against Yir inia Haiii nthefs hay 1eyfed
ura and iii sell ~ the highest ladder, al tia rcBt Gasr
OF the Clerks ofre Of the District Court u Lee county,
Iowa AT ksokak, In ssd copnsy t~ 9Th dsf vi April,
A. b. 1854 between the hours ~ o'cpek 4 NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. commencing o'clock p NJ. Of sssd day,
the following property to-Ht. Lots i q and
three 81 tck ninety 80 Ia Tire eify d heok ak, Lee
county. Iowa and a-o the undivided half u forty
"a fret n tire front ends a on ten ie eleven IL and
twslre IL in block eigtytBrea So tn the city VI keo-
kuk Lsr county. Iosa
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order u court 70
satisfy said writ ~ execution.
kezkuk Mei. 10, '6i- ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee q 80. sher7a Of Lee Co., Iosa.
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NhERIFFS SAIL.
.HERIFF'S SALE.

HEkIFFb SAIL. 9
~ Stare or Iowa, LIE coUsrY-ss.
B5 vrtu- Of special execution to directed ued
bv the Clerk the District Court Of sd county, In favor
OF SAN nei Gesrr- and ~ainst H. \. Reid land also
decree axsiust Albert els ard others have levied upon
wffiscf 10 the highest BIDDER. the hct dag OF
Clerks Office ps trici Court Of Lee co15, Iowa
at Keasnk in said county, the ssh isy 81 Aisti,
1854 Letxeen the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and clsk
r. NJ commencing at o'clock y NJ ~ said day Tire fol
lowing property, rTha sest half ~ the northwest
qssrter Of sietion efrftten ffs containing eighty so
acres l-ss ia township sxty-+ix 90 norths OF
range west and the north half Of section thirteen
I3l township ssty- 61 north Of range six IL west.
all In Lee county. Iowa
Tnken syii sos and to bs sold by order of Court 10
satisfy sad writ Of execution
Espkuk, Nch III, Ca ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Pnnsr's Zee 81 so. Sheriff Lee Co, 1owa.
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!. VERY STABLE.

r IvERY STABLE.
Fsrst 81, pet. Main ana "hrsc".
er.ss Bneacs and Carriages Of the beet sass always
times. sAAss1xtR 1s4AGss% 6
neals-dn V. VAN oRsnAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
ouR TROOPS IN TIE EOuTH,

The "Mississipp:an." in noticing the en-
couraying condition Of the Confederate armies
everywhere, suyi Of tie forces in Inc c5tton
States:
{ Oar accouats from the armies under Gene
rails johnson and Polk are ii the most encour-
lag character. The cid army Of Tennessee,
tic heroes e mary well fought battles, are
~rc..cLli ling rapidly, and much enthusiasm
prevails among Them. Regiments arc holding
meetings, and adopting the mott patriotic and
dets rmined re-oiu,ions. Ssragslers arc fast
rerurnirg, re" recruits are pouring in-thc
most unb uhded c6r1!encc e2i>ts in the gene
ralslip Ct the noble cid hero who commands.
Tho love of the troops fer General Johnston
araounts to admiration. They ere enthusia>-
tic in support Of him, No dependency ia
known there nj faltering or shaking Of The
kuecs, Or crosking, is heard within tie limits
of the camps The soldiers nc cheerful. con-
tented, and thoroughly rssolcei.
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TBK EXAMINATION or Mrs PATTERSON AL
IAN NJ FORE COMMISSIONER .WiTsoN.-This
case, which, has illustrated the " laws delay
came up before Commissions Watson, yester-
day, for final examination.
Mrs. Allan appeared escorted rs at her fret
examination; by her husband. She IVES dressed
~ before, in q bl,ck silk dress. bonnet, and
brown veil concealing her face. Messrs. Rae
dolph aud Ly ons, counsel for The accused. and
Mr.. !Ayiott, prosecuting attorney, wers al! IL
th-ir seats.
The evidence elected. WAS pretty mnch A
rere ition of that herettfors publish,d.
j r. Dursl, DTuggis., corner Of I0Ih and Main
, reefs testified positively to the hand " riting OF
Mrs. Allan, an exhibited in the note which Gov.
cred the letters to Miss Haines, Of Cincinnati.
and Rev MorganiDix, Of New York. Robert
Warno ,estii d 10 is knowledge of The hanl'
writinriof WiIlism D Phillips, the lame man.
hut nothing new CT interesting WAS el'cited.-
He failed 10 recognize the chirography Of my Of
Of the letters as Il counterpart OF PhlllIp3 hand
writing.
Will am A. Cave, attached to the Post Office
; Deusr,m. n. Rev Dr.. j. C Csbe. Philip Ca.h-
mey err and Mrs. Catherine BuTress, daughter OF
the lac S .nstor Pierce, of Maryland, who csno
on the zane flag Ct truce boat from For.res'
Monro, with Mrs. Allen, added their Testimony
70 The volume.
MIS-. Burress testified TO Mrs. Allsn's in!imscy
with Gen. John A. DIX, then in command at
Fortress Monroe, the attention paid her by hiRl'
Charles DIX, his son. and the superficial sea'ch
tina. WIS male of her bsggage,in comparison
with the other pas sngers on Tbs truce boat.
The evidence will be cloeed to-day, when
; Commissioners Ould will be examined.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
No. DC

.Jorur RESOLUTION Of ThaLss TO The Tennessee
troops who have &c enlisted for the war.
Whereas, the Congress OF the Confederate
States have received, with the liveiiest emo
lions, the cheering intelligence that q large
norti IN Of the Tennessee trooTs composing the
ARMY os Tennessee, under tlia command Of
General JOSEPH +. johnston, lave tehdereo
their sryiccs to the country c"-'ng the ~.r
it il. therefore,
Re solved by the Congress of the Conteds'
rate States of America, TIE. the thanks q
Congress arc hereby cordial? given 10 iue
~galli.nr soldiers Of Tennessee, who have, IN
ADVANCE of tho Legislation e Corgie'f, ahc
before their three ye: rs' term | service ha7ex-
pired, voluntarily rendered their SERVERS Z
the cpun.rv during the war, with Tho hrolG
d. ter minat:un never 10 aba1n q the felo III,
tbe last vandsi in7ader ia driven from or sol
and our freedom woE:
Resolved, That, in 7icw &C the magnitude Of
the sti uggle in which VEG an engaged, ana the
,roat saAke at issuo-thc freslom of chr eoun-
try-the Congress INDUCES the confident nope
that the example q, heroicaliy get hy '"',s
brother%in-arms will be followed ny cur ~h",e
army, thus giving to the world "ller I'atti
three years Of ardunus struggle. an earliest %
their determination IN die Of be :Fcc ,
pcsolynd. Ina, the. President N: req'''s.sc
| "a have the foregoing preamble anu res?!ut''n
.ont a. ,na commanders OF the army, With the
roorsat that they cGrr 1iunicate ttenlto tae o.
go .nd so]iier.. !, IN evidence OF the hign
nnn-ociot;on in : sch thevare grateful lily het9
hp p,he Congrcs If the Confederate States ="
iynsrica. fo. their heroic 7a,or di5plsyel or
80 many memorable occasions and Tor 'he,!
! fo.t;tude and perseverance, under .! 4aanJ
trials.
Approved, Feb. J, 1854.
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BILL TO SUPPRESS TRADE CoMBINA-
TONS

The following Is a copy of a bill which pa'S'
I'd the Senate Of Virginia yesterday and,
having previously passed the H5uso of Dele
c:tes. ii is NV nGe :; The laws Of this Statc a:
BE il enacted i.y the General Assembly.
That 1 any two ur m,re persons shall urtTstc
together in any Fo2iaty or organization what
over, Or combine or :~1nspirG with the in'a!:
and fer the purpG.a OF pretending. III r'y
manner whatever. ar person - rertoi:H
whonspeyer, from aHIr"nttc.i1; hiIu".il or
themselves - lcs,D and practice any trade,
craft, VOCATION o. ea,.irHg whatever, or ioT tie
purpose Of inducing, by persuasion, threats.
or any other means, any apprentice or ap-
prentices in such trade or craft, vocation or
calling. to leave the employment OF their en-
pl yees' employers or FOX the purpose, By
any means whatever, Of preventing or deter.
ring any person or persons whomsoercr from
learning OF practieing any trade. craft, voca-
ton or calling whatever. every sucl person 30
ssstciating himself in such society or organi-
cation, Or SO combining or consliring, shall
be deemed guilty Of q misdcmcar"r.
Ssc. }. This act shall DO in force from its
OalSorn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aSr TO LIEUT.. J.eJ PORTER, OF co
D, ara VA. IN 'ANrRY Dear s5; II Is d hired by
y lar 30 Eumn-- q the ciiiz-ns Of Louisa C lnnty, thar yfu
n 'lar- yourrelf. n CT cila:e lor the Clerkshi7 Of III
county. Yoar f-Inli! .r.,y wi b Tho dutios OF :he tflre,
AID ,h- high chRrarer with y ( have h.retof re ss
'ans. , both " d private gentleman tn : as q solder 10 IL
4 Id induce ca 20 make the call uphl yoa
By Immediately dtclH'iu3 yo3ryeli n eni d:date yea
VII gre y "blisc Jour ma ) frr mes.
fs - diwc2Hl y or THE PEOPLE.
ndS- NOTICE. announce myself Is Il
o. didat- g. represua, IL, y nth CorTeNions! Distri:,
of K-liueky.
f.be. dle. u LaSGBOaS.
aSs- TIE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET.
IsG 81 ,ha u--~sI er...nnr1 ::,c'e'g TT virgin q viii
o. htls 81 iheir oa'c., IN The city OF RichE ord, c: Tues.
dry, "a. I'D Of February. at IL CLOCK 4 n.
rl1.r,d ] RUTHERFOORD T. 4.
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y @ T / g
' OoSpEDEeA1B >rATEs nF AMERICA,
prEksu ~ G TsrhIPrinS.
9i.hn N u N

rrRxsu ~ G EsrHIPricS.
9icum ID, w.. Jtr. q lSbf
Ps-s2rarh \ OF G. meal ORDER N. 8! Al ut u. nd
Jn.p.ctor aeu. al = ,fBcs ef a6a T eii'e tha: 'soni-
c-:ions fr 'Srmpticr L ust. in hi err + ," mai 10 e
n ol!ipg tfpc.r.'
fGe Iccsi .rT o'l.ng I'll ;sr la m: h" p weI orc.
or is in aor b.. he will, sver in,ts iEatien W or '!ir'u ~
Nm. ;. Cur Ant Series, refer sach arpHicstions, itr ugh
the roper ttnc!.i hsrncls. to-. Bu
All such app ica,ionS sddre''. g. tbs hnre,S' vi
neceseatl, mo invariably be ~ nd for i,cs 'rve. j.
yarion, az tho a. plr anti will Inns Eays usa'cs,iy i"';
tinn apd prolonged Suspense.
nppealg frnrl sdSersa dec s'ors CT ttc | crl Steers,
and of the toIans, 6aa S Of con .rrip.. tor th- : Ia Is
win b. Forwarded by th'ra for Learing, Wien any piu'
s;bIs ground Of sppea. IL ct forth
.. Commandments ri 20: crrp:s " Il five hi notie Z ei-
I eps;ve circulation in tie 'ccai press OF tie . re'pstrlvs
States.
O. DusFlELD,
tat,n..f G..
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ENROLLING NOTICE.
ESROLLIEG OFT l..
FIST CnA6. !I,Tnf.T OE ~.

ESRO!LIEG nFFj L.
Fist CnN6. .I,TnfrT OF NS-r
Jan. - -. :-i.
IN obedience 10 Genera O-'c:. y, ? 49,; Cor,
J. ALA Offce dnrrd RicA."c.t. s"n"ar"' eth. !t'i. 20
other preyIour Crd r.. ali vi. " ra - h"'r-' - "'E
Of tsh,reu ard fc.iy.G7s.i T. ~ F3".G ~. tC " iDf.
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reptrt u ems, VS. % Ia Er:c"rE tf%.,. ~ ,ati"-
DOG y tie Il q. q! Il, a.G al: s~i:"!:'r' .; &c f."eH'
leg tlsces nn6 dStcA
Mathews, Al ss!aas. F,"sas-T :*:'si "".%-
Glouc.ster,
E~sx-A, Aincr's Trhrr..s 4ih. "h and e..
kim wn.ian-A.K.rg wi .au c. j 7:t,r.:y, jh
ard 6h.
AND row regularly d ,t,ilcd b,t-c.n - .r"f ~-rct-G:
rbcso " h, hay, At 'ny iiI7s b..n r!-chsrIrd roy. 10
.ray PERSONS WIo hcT- be n Cts =! 80 ~ 40 &" -.
irina iosrd sPptin'ed for The *, ia:a'. : Il 60 s''".';
except persoLs ri Rrc,.n CO. G'm-a 4isa iii:f, $40 vii
rot be required 10 rep'rii perl. 40 v -r!! G" . -.
earonieg facer will mai esPrc;ai rsco-.: a. q! yer.
so, who htvr tero ,StG rpc f'Ilso!'Ee - t-'.c. ~
having furnished :"ta'itn 81
All GERS L., wis 1--we 5,rr egg 30: som H..'Sry
! ,err,ca heretofore tt;n A.. ,:a.on :ia-aye.. ".Ir -:
;LrI. 81 sss q. sail TN q and 2'a"es, "'h ..'i '''' o.
Ils!r c.lm. 10 exemption, tr e Fn'T';' '''I 80: '-!i
q. r. p:ion rsv!S,i ..
,br.. days ~Eii'Gns. ':t:"teIta:y COLI o :; .,,l'+i'
E.ro los oai.I- 1T Cog. Dat v.
The unl...;s.e: ore oil L. j. a.i''"s Bo'E! ~.
u Ia g;.,=;rt p: VIZ ..is. 49,. Corral
- n, a 4. al e. Ts' LSc, d.. H.
,,,rJ >;cz.a5.r p, lsd.. hTsS: T:7sa 49, - II
whom il rnss cD5ctTr i!a'L" L." n"d fI,T 70 i'"'e
la. ard 5..s. 'N-f Z .@ina'' = :. J~. .,''.ls "@I
pal; ss.nb!o i. .Hus.ut sec OF It =. -. motto.
q ga. q,
c,ru ':3aTiriny -J~."on.
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e IL d istnar
-I7rIE COMMONWe,L RI OF VIRGINIA.

To tie SA,ri5s Of ia Counties Of Ls1eester end 'oT|-
umb, rland, greeting:
Wnerc.s,a Ssc psT hn o:currol 10 b. rrprAs'nss:in;
IA n. 9 r. Ds!'G-os fr IN III" dist-tc G imposed o.
the eou,.les Ct l. ncx,ter an N~r'humsr- md oers-
nponrd by ,ne .nei'gil lily OF Tn mas r B1'Ti 'hse
arr he:-t5rt Ia ID. nam" Of the Commonwealth 10 ~.
ouirr " II 20 c.nss ~ rlsc,i)i - b. held IN yorr ao
ronu.ie. If Ian ,y,"r and NortNr -iberianh, on Thu -.
day, TIC 25lh LAY Of FsoEu2r7, lcGl. :ora drlesa'c / : nil
me vacancy Aforesaid
Hons, 81 De lin n~y Of Feor ,.sy 4 l. 1919,
ANA In the f7;h year Of the Onum 'n.s,th
HUSH :" S'EFFrY,
Speaker Hen D ~ net gates
Tcie: W.T.. GORDON, Jr, Clerk Of tho House .
De cyRies f'3oo NC
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BRUTAL MURDER OF MAJOR BUR
ROUGIIS.

BRUTAL MURDER OF MAJOR BUR
ROUGuS.
Dy the recent arrival Of a lady from the
vicinity of Norfolk, of the highest respccta-
biiiyy, we learn thar Major Edgar Burroughs
whose death at Portsmouth has already boon
announced, was brutal!y murdered by n negro
soldier, attached TO tho Yankee army. l.
will lie rtcoliected that lie was confined in the
hospitai at Portsmouth with small po1, and
the Yankee account represented that be was
shot while endeavoring to make bis escape
We now heer that Major Burroughs was not
cndeayurirg to escape, but was simply turn
ipy over in his bed. when he was brutality
shot through the back ny the dastardly E!hi>
opiun who has been clad in Yankee uniform,
and armed with q muaket. to watch the. move
mantB of this gallant man, who was just Ie
covering from, the loathsome disease which
had seized uron his delicate frame. This
reaches us through q third party, but it l.
every way reliable, and WIS 'related TO the
father of Majcr Burroughs by the dying son,
no survived the fatal shot just long enough
tc enable his aged parent to reach him, and
rsceiye the declaration from his dying lips
Will lot o,ir soldiers remember tfss great out.
raye-ths grcatest in the black catalogue OF
enormities committed by the inhuman tre
since this bloody and unhely war has been IN
aueurated? The blood of Wa'cr Burroughs
cries aloud for vengeance. and cur gallant col
d:ers must sec 10 it that the cry is needed.
Petersburg Express.
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LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
THE CAPTURE OF TIE u. 5. STEAM

LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
TIE CAPTURE OF TIE u. 5. STEAM
Err UNDERWRITERS.
The I'll wirg list Of casualties in This bril-
liant aff.ir.whi h took place OF Monday night,
February ii. lSGi. by the Force under COM
mand Of Cap:. j TAYLOR Wood. Q. $. Nary,
has been furnished rs by Dr.. D. B.. Conrad,
Surgeon u the ex pedition
Killed-EdwinJ Gill, chief engineer, Rieh>
nond P,imer Saunders, midshn,man, Nor
fnlk Vim B>ll, G. S. marines: Anthony Sui
sivau, qaantv:rpaster; Nm llat.kms, ordinary
srGmni.
Woun&sd R y Garter, lanasmsO, slightly;
J E Jarvis, 0 =, eye lost, severely; Charles
Summers, QuartcImaster, right foot, slig lightly;
John Campbell, seaman, thigh and hand se-
g,re!y; j 4 Pearson, seaman, shoulder, 81.
rely: J Barrett, IL arine, head. siignt;
L.mbert, do, shoulder, s~er;ou'; J Marry, Co.
cheek, slight; W II Reidit:. hat'v'n mase,
leg. slight; ] Fl Pen,E, o S. cheek. Sigh; VIM
Hay ward. lsndsmsn, ARM, slight; Wm Sh~n-
non, marine, thigh, serious.
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HUsr1ses Cours.-Trayis Flanagan, charged
with keeping q faro bank, was e~rrsigned'
found gu lsy and fined three hundred and Fifty
dollars, and sentenced to imprisonment in the
city Jail two months.
VIM. T.. Vickera, charged with attempting
to shoot John O. Taliaferro, was found guilty
and fined $500.
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NE-ENLlSrEp FOR THE WAR.
;"FrIcIAI DESPATCH.
OR,AoE G.. H., Feb. 10. 1854

II GsH. 5. t""!@r:
Since my list aEnguacomc!t, the fc:lowire
troops nave r--enils.ri FIR thc var: :he re-
manning regiments Of Wilco.'s CID brigade
9TH aid ioh Alabama regiments: Mahone's
brigade; G'rdon's usmgia brigade; II md
224 Georgia rts'mcnts, CT Wrisbt'S brigade
lst regiment Virginia artillery, and Lomax's
Virginia cavalry hrisads. Establishments
are progressing in other brigades ard d:vi-
sinns.
~tSigu"G) T.. Z. LEE.