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turedfro1u: primo spring whea:tr good sound
winter ~hcs', tthe Kind to oe ststed N thu pro-
poeal The bfands ard p:ases q swsnntacsnIs mr.
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ed at such pofn' In Rock 1IAnd - HAps; n9 M MInM
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the contractor st the dste of delivery. and
| ed Tith tue reta1t cd samples.
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tNamts Of GuaEantors1
furt III ed BY the Unlsed States
Blank torns for proposals may be obtained oo ~
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Pereona OF sedentAsy hsbtts troubled with ~eafness.
ana1tudo, palrsaton Of tie heart. isek Of Appetite.
Ensrt1 after eating. tornld 1fycr constspAaon &c.
e~eryo TO sufer II they viii not TT the celebrated
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CONTRADICTION OF TIE 1MPRIsoNNENr {
TIE MAYOR QF RICHMOND

The report sent By Bnt1er TO New York,
and brought back to US By the 1jmes that
the Mayor Of Richmond had been thrown
into Caetle Thunder for proposing to surren-
der the city, was started here about week
ago, and had considerable run among the
vlllainous old hugs whose husbands have
gone over to the Yankees, and lett them to
be supported by public and private charity;
but 1t never extended beyond that class till
one of them carried 1t to Beast Bntlcr. We
Wish deyout1y that they would an 20 over
TO the Beast in body. It would be t: yerg
great relief to the Treasury, and enable ns
10 attend better to the wants Of INDECENT
families of our soldiers. They might tell
the Beast whatever they pleased.
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This torment dire, that all enjoyment k1iR
Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pszsk
Tia from t1le stomach that It take9 IT. rieE
Tone with the Bissa1s, aud tho anguish Etek
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to Columbus. He Informs us that the news from
every quarter Il euch as to convince him that his
presence herc fs no longer necessary. There is
every indication that the vsr.oas rebel forces
thfm all into retreat, With one ohject-1hat Of
sett1re ont 81 the State Of Kentucky into the
MlldB of Virginia.
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pRokEN CONSTITUTIONS.
The constitution tzisd By pain o. cazs,
Or Wild indulgence, y not past repaRs
This geaAl Tonic, - sha healthfol daws
Quicken parched heznd, its wasted power sssk
CI1uIS AND FEVER.

Damp, cold, exposure 10 nalaf1ous taE. i.
Bring on ol Tia fearful catalogue;
But Intesmttts1ts Wtstso'e thelf kt1ds
Hostetters Bltte.s scatter to the wind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
VOL. N.
rak PunLIc pxrr.

Below will be found full statement
Of the public debt. which is mach less
than the public suppose. The New Loan
bill il to be promptly passed, snd under
it there will be no lack Of Esropean
buyers. Among the propositions i1 re-
gard to currency is one providing that I'll
outstanding notes other than United
States notes shall cease to be ) legal
tender after the lst day Of October next,
and another that one hundred millions OF
Treasury notes shall b Withdrawn as
soon as possible BY Offering for their alb
sorption = SPECIAL bond. The indications
are al in the right direction, aud the
sooner Congress takes steps to reduce the
currency, whether of Treasury notes or
Stats bank issues, the better.
Mr.. Chase, in answer to resolution of
the House, states the public debt of the
United States mp to June IA, 1874, as
follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
Latest ks1 RsbelR in vireiuia.
PHILADELPHIA. JulY e.

The Bulletin has received tie folio wing
special dispatch:
Harrisburg, July 6.-Gen. Couch has
Just received dispstch which leads us to
believe that onr cavalry were forced ou,
Of Hsgerstown to-day. The dispatch Is
dated one O'Clock this afternoon The
rebels have only cavalry.
Our troops are concentrating a. Cham
bersburg asd beyond.
The Governor viii Issue call for more
troops in addition 10 the IL. 600 called for
yesterday. 50 that the old troops in the
department may be sent {, the front. The
Old Pennsylvania Reserves are focking to
the rescue
There is every reason to believe Hun
ter will be heard from t. some purposs
before long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

Baltimore, July 6.
The mail train from Sandy Hook. op-
posite Harper's Ferry, left this morning
- usual.
Hunters forces are rapidly srriviug
from the West and will doubtless soon
have possession of the Virginia side Of
Harper's Ferry.
6igel holds the opposite nights All
indiestions seem 70 shos tho snemy's
force doesn't exceed 5000 or 5000, and
is . plundering expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
Raid Into Marylana---Cit:zers Flsein9
Worlds Special.
Wsshiacton. July &.

Intelligence from the Upper Potouac
is confused. The citizens of upper Mary
land rre terribly frightened and are fee
ing with their property in ali dir. ctieus.
The danger thus tar seems upprehendee
more than real, Tor Frederick even is not
occupied as reported. aud the rebels have
not occupied permanently any town on
the Maryl land side Of the Potomac.
The enemy is supposed to be part OF
Rsnsom's and S,uart's cavalry, win in
tnntry from Ewells corps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
Washington. July 5-II:eo p

Washington, July 5-ll:so Pm.
Refugees from Hsgerstown. Boonsboro'
and Middletown are arriving at Baltimor.
in considerable numbers. Many of them
walked the whole way. They report
much excitement throughout the western
counties, more on aecoun, of previous in
vasions than from anything seriously
threatening now.
The Tribune's special from hesdqnar-
ters says these days Of monotony, the re-.
port Of which ,alls SO vexingly upon the
public ear. are big with portentious pre-
parstions. A movement that will ex-
ceed in brill'sncy and Importance any pas
one Of the campaign viii soon be executed
Ii will be successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

Gen. F1okiin passed quietly through
this city last evening on bis wsy to the
Army ofthe Potomac. although his leave
OF abeence extends to the 3Uth Of July,
and his wound stiIl troubles him; ret al
the request Of Gen. Grant he returns 10
dnfy. Gen. Franklir's friends in this
ci'y are making up q parse for the psr-
pose o. presenting him a sword.
The extensive carriage manufacturing
shops Of Mr.. Osborn, Of New jersey, were
Destroyed BY fire last Monday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
f.seiss1ass % - s1gAs uSsah - a.
Aa1na.
sg New Yotk. July g.

NeW orr, July 3.
The Times Paris correspondent nt ~.
Notwithstanding reports some time since
that the Alabama VAS 80 worn ont tia,
she would have 70 Be abandoned And
would never 20 % the ocosh again. she
made the trip from the east 10 Cberboura
IN such short time that she vas thonrhI
to be the Fiorida aad vss % teleev,oSed
on ber arrival.
Capt Wisslow, then in Holland. v.s
Immediately sent for and be arrived in
time.
By protest Of Mr.. Dayton to the French
authorities the Alabama .2s kept out Of
port
Semmcs put the best face on the mat
ter. though it is evident he did not ike 10
face war ship. He sent word to Com.
mander Winslow he intended to drive
him Of, and Winslow replied Let him
try it."
The fight Was 90 shor. and decisiye
thai one would have thosghs the Al.baua
had changsd places With one OF her nm
armed merchantmen victims. Il il NOT
true ,ha. the Alabama at any time At
tempted TO board the Kesrsarge. When
the Ahbama vas disablcd ia her ma
chinery the Ksarssrge vas run ~ close 70
her and poured 10 . destructive conyer-
giag bfoads,Je, which tore away ! whole
section of the A.abaus's sides. ~aser-lipe.
and Vet the water through in cascades
The Alabama then turned tail and made
for shore
Commander Winslow hoisted his 1se
Of victory and pursued. Finding that the
Alabama was sinking be lowered bis boats
to pick up the crew.
Mr.. Dayton informed Commander
Winslow that prisoners could not be ~
rolled. bat might be transferred 70 the 81.
Louis when she arrived, and conveyed 10
the United States
Commander Win@iow claims Csp,a;n
Semmss and others taken 10 Soukhsmp a
rs his prisoners He had ample mesps
t, pick them up, but the English Yacht
actually stole them as il by pre-arraDged
risn, thus constituting . clear case Of IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
Death Of George r. Norris.
NJ VI ~

Geo. +. Morris OF The H.me Journal
died al his re-id-nce ~ this city at G
O'Clock this evening, aged 81.
"A Wall street rumor that England
bad declared war against Germ Nv, says
the LxpFe>-. : ni gold un PEI Or two
IL opens at 26is, 6ui clesed a58
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

6t. Louis. July 6.
The i3sth Illinois loO-day men) have
reached Fort leavenwortb and viii esr-
r1son the post and let the 18th and 10Th
Kansas volunteers 60 the front
The Kansas State Journal, published 10
LIvreDce in the interest of the Carney
party. Is out against the re-elvction of
lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

H.Iifsx, july s.

Hsiifsx. July 6.
The Asia via Qaeenstown 26tb, has ar
rived With three dsTs later news
The yacht DeerhouBd IL charged with
being mere tender to the AlAs|ama. Ii
is rumored S.mmes will sail another nj
rate steamer in August.
LArEsr.-The Conference met Satur-
day and finally adjourned
Il Is stated orders have been issued bv
the English Government to hare ready
oil equipments necessary for thirty thou.
sand troops.
The officers aud seamen Of the Alabam,,
captured BY the Kears4rge, had 70 be lib
Grated on psrole at Cherbourg.
Letters in the Paris Ps,rie state tha,
Capt. Semmes has announced that on the
18Th of August he viii again embark on
. new Alabama, which will on that date
be completed. The seamen Of the old
Alabama 1ili continue to receive pay and
form part OF The crew oi tue nev cruiser.
kuinor points 10 the steamer RAppahan.
no-k, the ex- Bri ish var vessel which
sloie away from Sherness to CaIias.
A committee. beaded by Admiral An.
son, has been formed in London 10 raiss
by subscription fund for the purchase
OF handsome sword 10 replace ,h 1t which
Semmes sunk With his ship. 1t is re-
ported that considerable sum has siss
been raised in Liverpool Tor the same OBJ
jec,
The L1idou Daily News published m
account Of the kear-arge and Al4bam,
affair, correcting isl>e sa,ements n re
gard 10 the c. urSe lussued by tiae former
IL charged that the D.r. hound ac ed a.
a t-nsier H. The Alahama; ts,.t Caotair
WinsioE would haze sscarei tie shot,
OF the c.ieeis ani cres u t..e Aiahams
had be not pisced 80, mueh confidence il
the honor of the owner oi the Yacht; ,ha
he consic cred Capt. Semtrss and othen
who escaped as b,ard in horor to Civ,
themselves up, snd thai he did not pur
sue and ere upan the Deerhound tecau-,
he did not teieve snJ one carrying th,
flag Of the Royal yacst squadron soul,
act 50 lishonorshls.
Tne Daily News also putl.shes letter
from Mr.. Stodaart, master Of the Kear
sarge, complaining that The Deerhoun,
wls consosf oflhe Alabama
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

rev orK, Joiy ..
The call for State Militia has caused
some excitement among the military Of
this city.
Maj Gen. Sanford has gone 70 Albany
at the request Of the Governor.
Maj Hamilton is momessarily in ex-
Pestasioa of an order requiriug The I'm
mediate departure Of some Of tho city
regiments for Maryland.
The 69th thu morning left the city
for the Hasbos in obedisncs to IN order
issued some days since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
.XECuToR'S SALE.
K Eo X u K

IL srAvE dT Iowa. Lzx CorSrI-ss.
IN psr-rsbee % arf3-F h-~s=e ~ the rnurfv
Courf o. said county tins Hsdesssa Ex@cuior Ts rsa
br~~f-n sfer~~sed VIII sen 81 pet@sr uus-y FIR e1si
tbs highest I5iirr the prsis-s On the th GAY 81
JURY, A. n fs6s t~<w--r tine H---zss ossc-f and
O'Clock P coEnraeneiuE as clsk NJ ef sals sv
tha pitsrfs d-cfassd ReAi Estafr h4nsEir 70 tEr H.
tzfe nf said d-crsseut, to-xit:
The un.irf-d half t rear haff f Tots one 1t rwo
q ans thru 81 N sork forty IN iis- cts f K.s
kuk- L-~eaunrr lows A. RGsDMN
j@1ttw. Ex-crfa- q Tzima Bre--isn- dc 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

A moruiug Fspsr Of this rsty contains
some tso columns q what purpor.s TO be
special news from the lover pttioa Of
this State, but = generally considered Is
destitute of truth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
| AFTERNOON eEsPATcEs.
Latest from Virginia /!
Preparations for an I'm
portant Movement.
The Raid on Har-
pers Ferry.
Rebels Plssssdering xnhGb6-
tNssfs.
HUNTER MOVING IN
THEIR REAR.
The Fight sc5th the Alabama
PrOClamation-Nartial Law
i'm Kentucky.
HUNTER MOVING IN
THEIR REAR.
The Fight sc6sh the .1lAbamea
Proclamation-Nartial Law
in Kentucky.
Reesnna.asa fer Csnneasr..

ReeemmsnAea fer Cemmoasre.
New York, July G.
The Tribuns's Washington special Of the
5th Commander Winslow. .ofthe kear-
sarge, was today recommended BY tbs
Secretary of the Navy to Be Cownodore
1t is said here that the value Of the Ala
bama win be distributed among the of
GERS and crew Of the Kearsarge BY the
next Congress
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
A AHoass sroHr --Near bermuda Hun

A HoRss SroRs Near bermuda Hun.
dred tbsfs Is . large corral, where sll dis-
abaed Hnd worn ont horses -brongh, here
BY Gen. Sheridan after his famous raid
are confined The poor beasts have 90
parently but little Of their original viyor
left. That vs. vhst we thought week
or more since. Nov wc have changed
oar opiaIoa During ths heavy firing on
our right, short time since, these la.ne
and worn cnt equine warriors pricked up
their SARA, straighteaed their sore aad
stff limbs. tossed their names, formed in
sqasaspas, asd, wseh iund SNORT. charged
| on.a nnahsr 0f iaoEensivs nules. Two
mules we're Instantly killed, and tho othe, :
| fied IN the widest confnsson. The horses
agaiu formed ~ ths mnsic OF Gilmofe's :
artiilers nd charged on nigh mil fence.
which at. .oacs hfoke dosa. They
did ~. desiss from their warlike dentDn-
asa ns% 'ssil the artillery had ceassd
xriag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~Hon. E. c. Ingers ol hiss carried the
9TH iilinoisCongressional District By 4, 600
n.josisy ever the Coppsraads. This was
Lovejoy's District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~ Persons returned from the Idaho
gold mines bring diseouraging reports
No further discoveries of the precious
metal have been made. and the greater
portion of the people in the region are
unable to make livelihood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

~ Nine hundred quarts of strawber-
ries we're distributed in the hospitals daiiy
by kind lad1As in Washington, during Tie
recent strawberry season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
Reported Capture Of PetersbarE.
New York, July 6.

The Tribune has the following. which
it doubts:
Washington. July 5.-A dispatch wsn.
from here to New York this morning at 5
o'clock, declaring thst Petersburg was
taken yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
M.mphir. JULY q


An important movement i going on
hsre. tho details Of which are eoasrsbasd
No news fsom Arkansas since Geoeral
Cars 6gat some days since.
No arrival from White or Askaps,e
Rivers the past stvo days, bat Gsassal
Steele has ample supplies and no ssxiety
10 .fcit heFs for sbe safety Of his pesition
The new Memphis city government,
aPpoisssd BY 1en Wsshbur1e, i ssovinc I
slong smoothly aud gives ss,isfsclion to
the entiTs loyal portiousf the pespss, and
many secesh have expressed sstisfactios
with Gen. Washburne's s acsiou.
Col. Harris 10 known. Is an earnest
patriot who devsses his Whole energies sn
the proper discharge of duties as military
Mayor. and will undoubtedly give salts.
faction 10 ali who desire il.
Gen. Hatch has reported 10 Washburne
for duty.
Weathsr hot. 80
Can fsr s,oos uI.saasA.ssA.. ~.
Bestsa. Jplys g.
= ssM = psslnhsa lsr 6,OOe M.sss
th1s6tts voinutsets Tor sassisoa aaty -.
Weehi4Begsss sOn-epatshissfoued uGlecr
- 1eiya1es 70 receive sz0 ! myueh lspeu
- esaAs WIKI N ssEviss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07
s. P. CHASE.
Secretary Of the Treasury.

A ScENE IN BALrMoRR HARBoR Our
harbor has been on Gre for the last twen-
ty-four hours, literally on ERE. The sur-i
lace Of the water for thousands of yards
has been perfect fame, caused By she
dsstsustiou Of the ItaIiau ship Jnliana,
which took ire while lying at the wharf
and losding with petroleom She had on
board !, 500 barrels. and had to be towed
over to the Opposite side Of the bas;a to
saws the surroandins property As the
barrels would basst fhs oil spread over
the water - lame. Thossands eseen-
bled 70 see the beautiful sight. Cor. N.
Y. Post
e. The number Of our vusndsd 10
the late battles is ct doun q. 600 to {. 900.
Tho rebel loss is ; S.U0o kilIsd snd 10 200
wounded. The pumter Of our killed i
not given ~
r. The draft h.s been. ordered to
connssos 70 No. Tssk, He~ Hampshirs,
VsfnAoat and several other States. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

5lo3a5, ,lss s. s7l,oessaD l5
The foregoing is correct statement of
the Public Debt. ss appears from the
Books, Treasurer's Returns, and reqni-l
sitions in the Department on l4th day
of June, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

The American has the following view
Of the situation:
An intelligent agent arrived this q. m.
from The vicinity of Hsrper's Ferry, and
states that II 10 nov definitely ascertaiued
that the whole force Of the enemy does
not exceed 5000. OF whom, less than one
fourth are c-vlfy and the balance il j.
fantry. They are concentrating In aed
around Harper's Ferry. and are sending
out parties to forage on people. robbing
them Of their watches and money.
There was sume skirmishing going on
between our troops and the rebels aefo>s
the river, and occasionally shot and shell
we're icing thrown al them from the
Mary land Heisnis.
The light of G-n Mulligsn with the
advance oi the rebels at Leetown is spo-
Ken OF a. q mosi ga.ian. aH.iE. He sue
cessiaily repulsed them severai lines.
Gen. sigel moved towards Shepards-
to~u Eith his immense wagon trans in
treat, the protection of which was deemed
OF more Importance than the risking Of
general engagement. Not wagon fell
into The enemys hands, and nothlng was
lsit beh.nd AT Martinshurg except some
oats vsasoh were set IN 6ss before he left.
The impression whsn our Informant
ieft was thai the rebel force viii retire
before TO morrow night as Hunter will be
iu their rear By that time With an ample
force 20 overwheim them if they remain
loneer The principal object OF this raid
has proved unsuccessful, unless il be the
damage they have done 80 the rsilrund
and canal. and the -c lection of conscript Z
and plumber Of the inhabitants. They
have not aite ealpted 10 leave the line OF
the Potomac. except to RIB stores a,
Pcint-cf- Rocks anc destroy ing some canal
boats near Hancock. What damage hal
been done to the railroad has not yc,
been ascertain.d, though il is understood
that they have not retired beyond Martins
burg. "a A
There Is no ruth In the statement thai
a rebel force has been 10 Boonsboro and
Hagerstowu, or fhat raid has been made
on the railroad weat of Cumberland.
Ten. Wallace 10 eo-opesating wtfh Sise
and has : sumed the entire protection O
the road as far as Frederick, whi.h i.
now xxfe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

Il The Gettysburg monument is to
be of white marble. and fifty feet in hight.
From the pedestal viii spring four but
t.esses, supporting an equal number Of
statues. representing War, History. Peace
and Plenty. The growing statue will be
= colossal bronze figure Of the Genius of
Liberty. The entire cost of the monu-
meat will be Sf2O 900.
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A Thisving Expsditisn.
GTimes' 6pecial.

Brig. Gen. Tyler's command il 1t Mon
Koo.ey. 6soats had repsvted the party q
foint-of- Rocks consisted Of rs of
lDsoys men on . thieving expsditioa.
They burned boat 1t Point Of -Roehs and
fob0sd : ssors u Harper's Fxssy, ~
went back. Only tuo eompenies ef In
hstry asd too oonpaaiss - ssvslry ven
at Harpsrs Ferr,. hsloaei.a y ~ Po-
80 Home 4 Brigss, - 1liy olsass-
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E Gen Candy and no. Gen. Augur,
Is heretofore stated, Is 70 be Gen. Banks
successor.
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