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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-11

3atlreaa Train AttaeksA h Esnfueky.
Louisville, Jsne 10.
The ordnance train from Frankfort YES.
terday was attacked near Il .gdad By Jen-
kins m-n. Mr. Sparks. Uoion memb
ct the K.ntucky Legislature. Vas killed
IN the encounter. The raiirosd men
think the train may have returned safely
to Fsankfors, a. its engine vas reversed
Immediately upon the attack, aid The
cars proceeded towards Frankfort. A
car OF armed soldiers which proceeded
up the road last night to learn the extent
OF the disaster has not yet returned, and
We have bad no telegraphic commooica-
tlon With Frankfort since yesterday after
noon.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, June 10

Cincinnati, June 10.
u n. Barbrid-e. who has been foil,w
'og the rebel~ since they left ivund q .
came npon tin m yesterday at Mt Ser.
i'ng and whipped them handsomely.
A portion III Morgans conmsnd en-.
tered L xiagt,n =, :. 6ciock this aftern,on
and burned the Kentucky Ceotrai II r.
depot and robbed a number of stores, and
ieIt at 10 o'clock in the direction u
i-orsefuwn aud Frankfort. Barbridve
IS ioll.wlug them.
Cincin nnati, jane 10.
One of Morgan's meo, captured. =,
Maysvillr, reports that the force iu Ken
tnckJ Is uadsr The Immediate comm and
OF Morgan.
Col. Asten's and Col. Smiths total
force is about 5,0uo. A large portion d
them are dssmoun,ed cavalry. They en-
tered the State at Pound Gap, aud vas .
Scouting psrty under Everett, and Va,
sent ahead To pick up the horses of on,
iismounted men. They passed through
Hazel Green 0 ~enssi lille aud fIemiog burg
sud on u Msysvilte ~ilhou. resistance,
fotbing the citis-ns Of money and olbe.
valuabies.
The farms If Union men we're stripped
of horses. while those Of the rebel citizens
we're protected.
E.e,ess LEI, Maysvi!ls on Monday for
Mt. Sterling. al which place he ,houghl
Morgan men we're Gun, enfratinu
The affairs in the central part of the
State to day are mol known. as the com
munics,iou is broken with Lexington.
1t Is thought the iateniion of The rebel,
is to destroy all the railroads il possible
and mske their exit through the central
pa,t of ken,urky and Middle Tennessee
The Kentucky Ceu,rsl Knlrosd i. being
repai, ed. and trains wilIrun 10 Cynthiaps
70 morrow.
Gen H,lson left Cosington to day to
open communication with Lexington.
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June 6, state the Union army is sill ad
vanciDg towards Atlanta.
Hooker's corps is fortifyine the hilla
between Ackworth and Atlauts.
The heavy raiDs Tor Two days have
made the roads almost impossible for the
army and retarded their movsmsut con.
siderably
Some slight skImisling occurred nea,
Lost Mountain On the morning Of The
9th inst
Later accounts Say the Union army
crossed the Res,ca near Ackwortb, and
Hooker is said to be five miles east of it.
10 the old Atlanta road.
} . Johnston 8 headquarters arc west
Of Marietta, and bis lett wing is at L q.
Mountain.
A dispatch from Mobile, of June 9th.
says the steamer Dargen was captured this
morning while try ing. TO run the block.
ade She had an assorted cargo.
Tie operator at Jackson, on the 5th
INST, rrpor'ej on the authority Of .
sccut that Asrmsmaduke was blocksdinx
the Mi,sissippi below and above Gnen.
vile. HIS force is large. H, destroyed
three trsLspons. securing the cargo Of
t"o Ct them. lie also gobbled three
gunooats aud some other transports
Four transports are bet~een his batteries
and cannot 60 either up or down.
The Exam ner in al article discussing
1ran!.s policy and the probable course
ne viii pursue, says Grants forii6 cations
have s'gni6ed what ~ss predicted. Ii he
moves awsy FROM Lees front, where ia be
going 1t he cannot reach the city by Cod
Hsrboi? He cannot come at all on ths,
side, and the opinion is be will attem;,t
the south side, but how is he to reach il?
Grant has tried his own plan; he iried
AeCisl'an's plan, and may now try Bat
ler's plan. bat he will find it no better
than others suggested.
Ladies have been sppoiuted to perform
The duties OF clerks in the post ,f1iee in
h'chmond. and the clerks are all going
IN the 6rl4.
The Confederate STATE Treasury il, SAYS
tie sane pspsr, for he first time Ia the
history OF the government. without a dol
lar to pay anybody With. Much grumb-
Ing Is indaiged IN on that suffice.
S'nc- jane lst to tie evening OF tie
5.h. 400 priva,es and 10 I'll .ers had
arrived Ia Richmond.
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New York. June 20

Most Of the leading journals Of this city
to-dsy devote several columns TO m ex-
ceed'ngly interesting ofh .ial eommunica-
ton from Secretary Sswssd ~ tho United
otstes Senate, relative to the feasibility
and great advantage TO be derived BY thi,
country from the projected inter cont
nenssl telegraph line 10 unite Americ,
s'th Eur p, via Bherriug's Straits and
Russia
These journals also contain editorial
articles highly conmendaiors Of the great
ereJeci, ufgiag prompt legislation 1 a the
part os Congress to enable the com pany
" proceed ST once with the vast work.
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Morgan still at work
in kentucky.
Ordnance Train Attack ed
by the lSebtl..
WHAT RICHMOND PAPERS
SAY.
Revolutions Of the Unisn League at Hal.
Washington, June 9.

Washington, June g.
The following resolutions were passed
Thursday night by the Grand Council
Unlon l. ague in session at Baltimore, o
copy OF which was, to-day, presented to
the President by the committee appoint
ed Tor that purpose:
Resolved. Tnat the National Cou neil
Of the Union League of America heartily
approve and enJorse the nomination made
6y the Union National Convention al
Baltimore on the Tub of June, of AbrA-
ham Lincoln as Presije ent, and Andrew
johnson tor Vice Prcsl dent, and as We
are bound by cur obi CATION TO do all in
our power 70 Ell TT true al q reliable Union
men to ali offices and as the nominees
ot said Conveatiou, and al Q the only eau
didates that eau hope to be elect d as
loyal mon, we regard il as an imperative
duty OF the members Of the u moo Lssgue
:, do all that lies ID their power to secure
their election.
Resolved, That the committee also sp-
proves and endorses the platform of prin.
ciples adopted by said Convention.
Resolved, That We will, as indis iduals
and members Of the League, do all in our
power to elect said candidates.
Representative Washburoe, OF Hin ois,
msds report to-day in the House on the
memorial OF the New York Cha mber ol
Commerce, asking an encouragement t.
ocean stean navigation.
klJah Ward, of the Committee on
Commerce.. presented the views of the
minority, setting forth atlength an ar.gu
meat and data iu hvvr OF its accom- pl,s b.
| ment.
The views OF the memorialists lie on
The table for the present.
The friends Of the bankrupt bill feel
confident that they will, to-morruw, prob
ably enecta reconsideration uf the vote
oy wh'ch the bill was, to-day, rejected b.
ouly one majority.
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Washington. June 10.

Passengers who arrived here to dsv
state, on authority Of C.ps. N j. Right.
that in'o'm lien OF tie burning of Bow
ling Green, Va. bt our forces has been
received at the front. Ii appearsa train
of surs wss fred upon from the houses.
IN ccnseqn nee OF which our cavalr,
essn't toek the citizens sad paced then,
,n'tgo heuses standing away from town
after which the town was set oa fire and
ccu pletely destroyed.
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Dispatch Station, Va, Juue 8.

The lst and 4th divisions. - corrs.
rcaehed here this morning II ; O'Clock.
When day daxn-d. the rebels on the
south side the Chickahcmi, ~ observed our
moving column aud opened on it ~i,h
.wc guns Of very heavy cAlibrs Several
men we're seriously Injured while march.
ing in ranks.
I Col. Hofman's brigade Immediately
took = position oo this side the rsilroad
bldg. II
During the evening the rebels moved ,
heavy piscc Of ordnance on the track and
sppf0aehed uisLia lhort distance Of u
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FROM FORT MONROE.


We have no regular communication he.
tween this plsce and Whiae H,u bu,
mail STEAMERS run regularly between the
latter place and Washington.
4pn n-The steamer J A. Warner ar
rived from bermuda Hundreds, aud re.
ports sll quiet with Bnler's forces, with
the exception of little firing in The di
rection Of Petersburg this morning.
We have no intelligence from Grant's
army.
No firing has been heard in that direc.
tion Tor three DAYS.
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0everner Den naissn's Address - the
; President-Ths PressAsAs's Reply.
. Washington, June 8.
About o'clock to-day the committee
sppoia.ed yesterday BY the National
4Un,oa Convention at B .ltimore to inform
President Lincoln Of his nomination BY
that Convention. reached the White
House.
Governor Dennison, President of the
Convention AMI Chairman oi safd com init
tee, then addressed the President Is fol-
lows:
Ma The National Con-
vent,on Witch clo~ei at Balllm1re yrster-
day appointed committee, consisting OF
one from zach State, and NY sell rs chair
man, 10 inform yon Of your unahimous
nonlina,,un by the Convention for Pfes'-
dent. That committee, | have the honor
to isfs you. is present. La lis behalf
have the honor 70 present you With
Ecepy Of the resolutions OF platform adopt
ed b ], that Con, entsen as expressive oi
its sense and the sense Of the country
which 1t represents - of the princi.
| pies aid policy that shuuti characterize
the Adm nlssration in the present condi
tion OF the cpaairy. | need not say ,e
you that the Convention, in thus uasni
alously na,aina.sg yos, gave stsstauce q
the alwost naiscrsaI voice of the people
of ths. niry--~-To d1nl.s yaar slession
would Be ht,te shorss u sbasdsaiag tn.
snFh /.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Nv York. June 10.

New York, June 10.
The steamer Arago arrived from Port
Royal on the 7th, sith 800 pa>sengers,
including Gn. Gordon snd stsff.
The Bev Irousides had arrived at Hill
ton Head.
On the evening Of the 9Th. the SalIivan
isnd battery 6red iwo sissiIs Il ths flfes
Of wooden vessels. and although the range
Wa bng, they tell shoEt. 9ilaa
= A blOcksds runsss atempsed to come
cat es ne sight Of the 9Th, bnt geosnd-
ed. and Was completely koosked to pieea1
and spnk. 81 Al.
| AdMirss Dshlgveu arrived q HiItos
Head % the tn. s.
| The reported capture of N naval tsl
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Mem 1opertisernents.

I iST OF LETTERS REMAINING
II in the Poss onee at Keokuf fine Ilth day Of
jane, 1854.
obtain any of tLsse LETTERS the applicants mnst
call FOR sdcenased letters give the date his s and
pay cent for advertising
q Ii called for within ~ sSxa thcv viii be sent
10 the Dead Letter once.
N. B-A for the letter 10 4he rfter
II unclaimed within thirty days lisa written or printed
with the writer's Posfsee ees sna state the
istthaDd End Of the envelope the GAGE side win
coBpli-d with the usual prepaid rate postage pay
able when the letter delivered ~ the wrtter-se d
Law Of ls62.
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Boston, June 10.
Early this morning ERE broke on, 10
the building No. aud ~. occupied b,
Mes-rs. Lewis, commission merchants -
The building WAS nearly destroyed, with
= large ass niment Of cotton, f,ur aud
Wrst India z 'ods.
L,ss estimated at $50, ,00O-mostly To-
sured.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
scuraERN ACCOUNTS.
Headquarters Army Potomac.
June S-5 \. m.

June S-5 .. III.
Nothing Of interest has tran nspired to-
day along the grratsr pvrtion Of the line.
The utmcs. quiet prevailed till about Eve
o'ci tk p. IN, when some skirmishine
lok place on The lefs.
Cspt. sscEwen, OF General Hancock !
staff. who lost leg by shell on Sun
day. il sn.i ahve. although no hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
The Kichmond Examiner of the 7th
says.
"Gen. Jones commanning our forces
in the valley. vas defeated b, Hunter on
Sunday. near Nj Cawford, aud they re-
,teated 10 Wasne.boro
1t further adds that a rumor is cur.
rent in Riehmoud Of disaster, ipcluJinp 9
tn; loss OF guns AID trains. but the See
retary Of War snnouocsd that there is no
truth in them that all the guns aad
trains got of safely
mes wss killed in the action.
Kamors are rife IN Rlchmcnd tlat Lex
ingioa had been taken, and the Military
institute there burned, &c. Il is also re.
ported that Grants srmy< is falling back
10 White H.use.
Filiy PRISONERS arrived from Lse's ) army
on Monday.
A dispatch from Lees army dated the
9th in>fAu', says:
.st evening the enemy sbandoned
our left sn.l lart oi the css.er ia great
haste We followed them j l2 .siies to
day, capturing GU prisoners, wLo cay thai
0raat hss ,fons u .Whi.s itusse because
/. b, : uaes viii no. light. Tue impression
here, however. j. that Gr&nt il making
iof he jaAses river y csuss % she Souil
1id6.
! Dispatehss fron north Georgia, dsts,
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Nashville, June 10.

The B,ltimore Convention nominations
were received with much enthusiasm.
Sslutes we're fred, and ANDY J,hnson
made an eloquent national speech 1t the
ST. Cloud Hotel.
The 9Th Ohio volunteers will arrive here
to-day, en- route North, to Be mastere d
out Of service.
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b stnn. Jnna 10

The schooner Neuce Mills reports tha,
= British schooner left ST Georges, Ber.
- sdf, on the night Of tie inst, for
Wilmington, Nth Carplins. tomms nd
ed By III fft Of Florida, and her mate whe
shot the engineer Of the Chesapeake
She had FIVE heavy guns.
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The Con mereial's Washington special
says the Committee on the payment a.
negro troops fasily agreed TO give full
pay te ihnse who were lee when hostili-
t.es commencej.
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boat Columbia, With thirty eolorsd troops
on board mp the st. Johns river, Florida,
is confirmed.
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Bankrupt { Dill.

tOu, Suu0 IV.
A special to the Tribune says the re-.
jec'lon of the Bankrupt Bill is not regard
ed ~ decisive.
There is = disposition to defer it till
December
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Washington. June 10.

W FasHIHSFUu JUut TO.
The Navy Department has not received
any info-mstion concerning the reported d
capture of the steamer Water Witch.
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bridge ssd threw sone 6-iseh shslls over
osr neo. lslicifiDg considerable criticism
iron tloss Who happened to make mar
h'as pits we're dug and long lines
o. 'osoosas'ous bseun. For . long time
skirmisasrs we're friendly and sonversed
with each other acvoss The river. BEFORE
dark they we're ssiog every species posi-.
bic to cause one and another to exposs
their body.
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Pougll keepsie, June 10.

fougbkeepsie, June lu.
Fourteen bodi.s Of the passengers o.
board the fatal steamer Is -rksh.ae have
thus far been found.
The total number Of missing will reach
oeatly forty.
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~ OTlcE.-The undersigned will be
absent from his Office sUr tzrHiv tiay- in the
Hani'ie he viii have lsr~on attend ft4 ord ma
~ dates of the on q Il DBRgf 4 HrfSsgf,
'hhs sth isSh-a-w County Judge
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Part ef the 5th Corps on tho cbies..
eeaany-orant being Rcinferee a-Our
1xmy0ecury . Strong gPssatien---0en.
Expedition.
New York, June 10.
The Heraid's correspondent says the
"a divis'on OF the s. corps occupy = DO
elton from the railroad bridge over IN.
Ch'ckahoninJ to San'mers' 3. idye eros.
ing the river twn msIss shove. the e..
uy vas strongly posted on he oppoeis
side With heavy guns which opened isso !,
y nPon our solam0s when they .. -.
moved ap Tasy ~ers promptly sssps a
ed 10 and quieted.
Another correspondent says enr l;sa
have oesa semsshas advaused ~ -,
~ strusg OssdssiOh for AofeSUt.
The eas1y are sishia lalkise 4 ...ne.
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Court Proclamation.

NHEREAS the Hon. Robert G.. White,
w President Judge, and the Hons. G. S.
Jones and G. G. Colyin, Associate Judges of
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twenty-ffth day
of Sept, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-four, and to me
directed, for holding a court of Oyer Termi-
ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sions of the Peace, Orphans court, and court
of Common Pleas in the Borough of Couders-
port, on MONDAY, the 10th day of Deer,
next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, AN. of
said day, with their rolls records. inquisi-
tions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which 20 their offices ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances TO prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Nov. 4, 1864, and
the S6thyear ofthe independence of the United
States of America.
D. C. LARRABEE.
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MINK AND GREENBACKS.

VE0O Hunters and Trappers in Southern Al
Il legany and Northern Pennsylvania be il
known, that from this till farther notice, the
subscribers will pay FIVE DOLLARS EACH
in greenbacks, for all healthy living Mink,
delivered to them in Wellsville. These Mink
are now worthless for fur, and will remain
comparatively so for three or four months,
their skins not being prime till about the
middle of December. Whole itters of Mink
now prevail on the tributaries of the Genesee
and Allegany, and can be taken in box traps
Persons catching them have only to keep
them confined in a box we'll ventilated and
kept in cool place, with a dish of good pure
water at all times in the box, ,and half a dozen
if caught can be brought to market at once.
Mink can be caught much more readily now
than when the season becomes advanced and
cold, and will bring just as good price by
selling to the subscribers. Bring them along
then, slngly or by the dozen, and the money
is ready. WILLIAM W, COLE,
ASHER P. COLE.
/. Wellsville July lo lS64-4m
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REGISTERS Notice.

To all Creditors, Legatees, and other persone in
terested:
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named persons did on the dates affixed
to their names, file the accounts of their ad-
ministration to the estates of those persons
deceased, &C., whose names are undermen-
toned, in the Office of the Register for the
probate of Wills and granting Letters Of Ad-
ministration in and for the county of Potter,
and that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court of said county for confrma-
tion and allowanceEon the 18th day eff Deer
next at 10 O'Clock, a. m at the Court House
in said county:
Final account of J. W. Bird, administrator
of the estate of BENZ. I. Hoxie, late of Sweden
township, deceased.
DAN BAKER, Register.
Nov. %, 1864 tc
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Notice.

GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa, Ang. 1, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late Of this county, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and G. Bushor has paid to ne the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the propertyt
ist. A certain tract of land near the Ger-
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75, Abbott township;
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also % acres in warrant 507S and adjoining
the abovci 1
2nd. < certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
G. Bashor holds also in trust warrant no.
25Ol, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa.
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
IF t. WIN. RADDE.