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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15
Macon, Ga, May l4-lla.

To Hon. Il. NJ Stanton:
The following dispatch. announcing the
corture Of J.ff Davis, has Just been |
handed me by Col. Men.ze, commanding |
the FL division:
Headquarters 4,h Michigan cavalry !
Cumberland, Ga, May IL. (
Capt. T. w. Scott. A G. I'd division:
SIR: have the honor to report that
at daylight yesterday. at lrwinssile,
surprised and captured JEFF Davis and
family, together with his wife, sisters aud
mother, his Post Mister General Regan,
his private secretary Col. Harrison, Col
johnson, a. ID. c. On Davis staff, Col
Morris Shnbrick and Lieut. Hathaway
ais several other important persons a hd
train Of Eve wagons aud three ambulances
waking a most perfect success.
Had not most painful mistake occur
red, by which the 4th Michigan and LAT
Wisconsin come 10 conflict, We should
have done better This mistake cosk US
Two killed and Lieut. Boate wouh ded
through the arm 10 tue 4th Michigan -
Four men were wounded IN the Isl Wis
eonsin. This occurred jlss at daylight,
after We had captured tne camp. by the
advance OF the lst Wisconsiu. They
we're mistaken for the enemy.
l returned TO this point las, night, and
shall move right on to Macon withoul
waiting orders from you a. directed, feel
fig tha the whole object of the expedi-
LIZA 10 accomplished, Il will take me .,
least three days to reach Macon, rs We
ere seventy fivc miles out and our stock
much exhausted. hope to reach Hawk
in.ville Tonight.
il have the honor, do
4 (Sigued) b. D PRlrcHARD.
II 1t. Col. .4.h Mich. cavalry.
The Let Wisconsin, belongs to Logan
brigade Of MeUook's division. and hst
been sent due eass By Geo. Tsuxton. b.
ID ablia. Gu. Aeniso had distributed hi
! fIoommaud MI along che south btnd.oi th
! Ocnnlgee and Aitsmaha. This account
I for the collision between parts Of the Is
aDd % divisious. aud shows the zeal Q
? the command IN the pursuit. have di
: ssessd increased vigilance on the rart Q
/. the command il the hope of catching tn
) other sseassins. Our disposit,ons Of me
2 are good, and 40 far none Of the reb'
} Chiefs have been able to get through. :
'e Breckinridgs's son was captured nigi
before last, elesen miles south Of her
alvin send further details a. soon as +
q ceived.
RI (S.gned) ]. H. WILSON.
Z Brevet Major General.
|. !, Macon, May 1880 I. N.
he To Hon. n. nj. Stant0n:
se Il. Col. Handiu. commsndiog the
is Wisconsin. has just arrived from Irwir
ch vile.
ed He struck the train Of Davis at Dubli
d Lawren6s Co.. on the evening Of the
y. and followed him closely night and q
!. ltheoagA ~ piae uiliarhess q Allisa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15
Albany. MAY Is.

A break is reported 10 the Erie canal
at Amity Springs, about midway between
Coo.es and scaenectady. A portion Of
the canal bank slid into the Mohask river.
No boats have reached the IIai.on river
from the canal since yesterday evening.
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Detroit. Nav 13

Detroit. May Is.
The Supreme Court Of this State TO- day
rendered decision affirming the power Of
Congress to pass q NV mskiog treasur,
notes legal bender.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

HH Hon. Samuel Hooper, reprssenta-
tive 10 Congress from Boston, 10 10 ST.
Louis, tho guest OF Heary T. Blow.
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lmpertaut from ndexiee-E6eet cf the
News from tho United States.
NAR York Aayl3


New York, May Is.
The Hersld's Ciy of Mexico CORES
poudent furnishes some important inlelli.
gence.
The news Of the national triumphs in
this country has afforded vast encourage
ment TO the sdherents of President Jusr-
rez, and his cause, which, . short time
ago, vas thought to be almost b pslsss. 10
nov rspidly recovering ground.
A number Of victories over the impe-
rialists have recently been gained, and .
new spirit appears TO be infused into the
republican armies.
The report of the capture BY them Of
Sal ! 10 and Monterey, is confirmed, and
there were rumors that they had also ia
ken Matamoras.
Thess events restore nearly the whole
of Northern Mexico to the authority #
Juarex
Several o.ber republican euoleases had
also been achieved. =
The impefiaiis.s were . much alarmed
az the liberals were encouraged by ,he
suppse essios Of our rebellion. owing to the
fears regarding the enforcement Of the
n ,uroe doctrine, and hal put stop 10
the expedition to the Northern Mexican
States aud to project Of fortifsiug tho
northern frontier, and li,00o imperial
troops had been dispatched from The cspi.
tai for Matamoras.
President Jusr4x was at chihuahua,
surrounded by ell The eff ,ers of govern
nsa,, and with large army loyal to his
cause.
Macmillan was on tour through the
country in the direction Of Vera Grus.
EX-SENATOR Gwin had returned 10 Mex
co from France, with important instruc,
tions, it was reported, relative to L,ui.
Nspoleon's schemes 10 SJnors and Sal
tilio.
The Herald's Richmoad correspondence
dated the ll,h, says that although it va
expected ,ha. there would be grand re
view OF Sherman's Army ID its passag1
|, through Richmond netock place, own
to the bal feeling between Generals Snel
man aud HslIeck, generated, 1t is undeI
s9ood, BY the proceedings Of the latter i
, cosnternanding the orders Of the forme
to his sabordinates during the tsuoe vii
Johnston.
The Herald's Washington correspond
lent details visit to the rebel ram S.on'
vail. When the officers were told OF th
surrender Of Lee snd Johnston they y
: mitssd that their vessel had be-
brought out TOO late. She was intende
: especially 70 break the blockade, ar
9 wsald make sad havoc auoug our wood
vessels. Though she has crossed the A
+ iaatis, tho chief engineer let out that
d would ~ soon 60 to sea IN cotfin. II
decks we're flooded halt the time.
L. Another officer claimed she behav
like duck.
is She was to leave Nassau, on the Il
it vas beIived for Galveston. Others -
ly she had more important destination
the American coast.
a. Our feet At Kay West have been no
[e 6ed of ber presence.
Iyt Naasan has lost sll its activity.
The rebel murderers, Parr, Locke .
g. Paine. who took part in the steau
er Chesapeake affair, are there, wanderi
ab,ut in grey uniform.
The Stonewall captured and board
the bark New Light, from Baltimore.
her way to Nassau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

To Maj Gen. Dix:
The following details Of the capture OF
JEFF. Dsvis, while attempting TO make his
escape ia his wife's clothes, has been re-
ceived from Mi. Gen. wilson:
(Signed) 4. ii STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

EB General eieei il nov chief editor
.of ths Wecker..a 0rAsp Republican r.
pot pubiished 4 Balatnese.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

0oaaiay vs. 4u~Diss .--.ls ~ 2 as
40 ssrsaparia-The doe-is small 1hosn ~. se
sirc : iarvs qaaaety -asa iasss Aesss y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15
rAs Tesaes..e u. .. senators.


The election Of Uni.ed States Ssoators
from Tennessee occurred 10 the Legislature
Of shst State Thur.day last, Hon. ID. T.
Patterson being chosen for the short term
Of four years. and Hon. joseph S. F,slss
for the long term of six years. Mr. Pat
lersou was Judge 10 Chsncery At the
begioning Of she war, and maintained his
l,salty to fhe Union throughout the re-
volution in Tennessee. In the summer
Of 1851 Ne vas nominated as candidate
for Governor BY convection Of Uuion
men assembled at Knoxville. but be de
olined to make the race, whom Han. Wm
H. Polk became the conservative, os
Union candidate, against Isham q. uafSis
Mr.. Patterson 10 son 10 Law OF Presideet
ohnson, and possesses very Ono ability.
Hon. Joseph / F9sler wss never in
public life until he became Uomp.rolles
Of Tennessee BY appointment Of Cover
nor Juhsson in 1864. lie his sbpat forty
years Of age. Before the war be Vas !
professor 10 Franklin CsiledgeA and sub
Isequently, the Pfesideat of The Fsmal
Ausdemy, q Galatin, Te0aesaee
Tha1vriter has known Nj. Fowlar for
number Of yesrs, HE learning is varies
aud profound, having been from his ear
liest manhood devoted to the cause Of lei
tiers. Wsansver heard asopio suggesse
10 his presence with which he was nc
thoroughly acquainted. As man b
is deeply imbued With the highest sens
: Of integrity, and Inexperienced as he
Il 10 the aGa,rs Of Hiate, Ne have % fnuc
81 eoa6desce il his capseity for The sxalte
: trust now Imposed apon him, that vs n
oil heeitatiealy pesdies for hin bright ,
ISooe odSoo9 ~ ~ 80 q ~ nsaioo.
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Geld

Qei9
Ne~ York, May Is.
Gold tonigh. 13e9-after o.ll. l3o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

Washingtos, May Is.
The Mexican emigration business here
a'tracts little or no attention.
President johnson ssd several members
Of the cabinet Visited Secretary Seward
today. Tho Secretary hopes to b. in HE
offic, next week.
Government to-day paid to to the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Coa pany s., SOC, 900
being the FIRST instsllment due on the
completion Of the 6rst section OF thirty
miles. Another section will soon be com.
pleted.
The Navy Department has made ar
rangemenls to give the Stonewall . warm
reception, should she attempt operations
on our coast. Il is believed. however.
that her commander will abandon bis en-
.erprise, nov that tho rebellion has col
lapsed. .
The Tribune's Raleigh correspondent
says that the people Of North Carolina are
as rebefiious As ever; indeed are moro
haugh,y and exacting, unsubdued. and il
possible more devilsh than they ever vas.
One would think We. were the sal jagated
and conquered people snd not the rebels
He cautions the north not to take ore
half Of whst they hear, of the fast-return.
ing split Of loyalty, as genuine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

Bosros, May H..
Maj. Gen. Rosecrans visited the Rep
reseniative Hall in the State House to-
day, aod ai the close Of the session made
. speech. He said:
l perceived in large letters in the
newsps pers to-day, Gen. Rosecrsns is
going to raise twenty i've thousand men TO
go to Mexico Geu. r ,secrans is not
going to do any such thing. Gen Rose
Grams thinks soldiers have fought this
great ba,tlc for freedom, and have done
It with more patriotic motives than ever
have been seen before, and do not think
our young men who have distinguished
themselves in the annals OF sil time vii
permit themselves to be misled from theil
high and honorable course with any buc
csneering expedition"
| The General further said he had hopes
to gee pub ic opinion directing our yount
msn into channels Of peaceful industry
in which he proposed 10 set an example
+" have taken occasion 10 mako ihes
remarks, because saw. when 10 Wash
iugtos, men willing to start some thing o
smother men whose advancement hither
to has not been sufficient to crafty ,hei
ambition; but il you examine the name
of ,hoss mentioned in the advertisement.
you will 6ad that they are third rate fe
lows vho are not worth snap, and thu
our common soldiers we're worth doze
| Of them"
At the close Of the speech three chez
were given for Gen. R,secrans, and thrt
foe the army OF the Cumberland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15
HIS WIFE SAID he MIGHT HURT
koaE BoDY.
Omcial Account Ofihc Affair
OTHER REBELS AND ASSAS
SINS CAPTURED.
OFFICIAL WAR suLLErIn.a

Capture sf Je6 Davis and all His Family
War Department, Washingson.l
May Il, 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15
3 KEOkUK, IOWA. lMoNDAY,eMAY Is; 1896
Sunday Night Report.

Sunday Night Report.
GLORY GLORY!
|HALLELUJAH I
JEFF. DAVIS CAPTURED
ALL HIS FAMILY AND
RELATIONS GOBBLE|D.
Hang him on a Sour Ap-|
pie Tree F!
JEFF. DISC USED ~
HIS JV.XFES DRESS
He Takes TO the Brush.
.4ffenapfs 10 Fight With al
B0sCte Knife.
HIS WIFE SAID he MIGHT HURT
SOMEBODY.
Official Account ofthc Affair
OTHER RERELS AND AS.S4S
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Sadicn-StraBe,
stp1l1en per Driiten unp g2iertsn.
Wlr maaea bers seebrtsn tsutItsa Wublitsm
s1srn1't bic etsebcns Nnssise, bag mir unIere
srne sr'Bs Seaonns Jriibjahrse nub gpnrseg-
1aaren erbalsH babsT. SammiIi6e 1Rnlis,
uno StoITe 1ne Sen Der attsr1dGni.eu uu6 a.
lnntadnelllten @rt, unb unIere WreiIe Ipb iis
ppblTesllteu tn aaisyfr Geladftstrancbs. aL5iy
setNasn Trsunhlihit, bei un5 srr,uipreaen, IT.
psa' mir bsi beFelIter gHaave aufeu Sdniit i
paussbafte slrbsit sarau:irsu. E62
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Dpctpr &p1enf,

(3eburt5Ds!fer Sptrateur, 3abnz uno
9lusenzMrst. o.
Nimmt alle 8ranfbetten bss mdnnli4en une
psiblibsn @e19le9ts in Grr unb oerlprtdtt bel
umV9ttser Bebanblnns aud b.. SsermSasnsper-
bSltniTe Mrmer su beriidll9tigen.
OfIec: @de ber Drittcu uno Mtnnelotafrab>.
Sprc11unben: Gpn 8 utr MDrgene bic 4 l1br
Wahmitta9s. ..
ReIoens: Gurtltrabe, nabc Gobp's Store.
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- T T u Il y II !,
ct. peteE Minnefota,
gal' lsefs sorrabs Elm 6ne5NTOyst,uent fertiser
oerrent!stoer naG BEN isinifsn Sanift un6 son
ben teitn StcTsn. ''''' ''''' 0'''
., 9sfeate Nrbsit pi,o prompt, III masistu
Yte1len uao unIst garalie spQsQmmensr ~
IritbenfsQuas ssIisfeyt. ~
G1e seebrten aunesn biirfsH seriicasr. lein. nit
sfltnnadooler nnb sauerbaftsr glrteit mad bsr
aeuete: Wfse bsticnt 5u metSsr pcn
357 &c p
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ubrmddher
NamaIep S 6teien,
8u6biu6er, Mcct6en36ruder

unb 0erfertiser Don
County .8I9ern &e@nun8sblbern,
a2 Gurmularbi&ern tebsr Art.
R1T Nottn, Masasine une alte 8I&er -E1
... wsrben friit ssbanbsn.
Vile Mrsen Qinier-, Druid unb Bu@binber.
arbeittn merbeu auf's BeRe beiorat.
@el4aftslotal. 30. 104 brittle Off,,
Ibr @ul9er's @twebritore, @t. waul, Minn.
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IA 5obu 81. Dieper.
w. M SripsesSta6e, Wliareapplis, min.
MERCHANT TAILOR
ea!t FIN noblaiIortirtss Eager asIdmadscn ynb
nt0esr on9eTsrti9tsrn 9e:reufleiber,
GaI}ialere,
Iu9s uno
~,. sSeitenzStoTe
sssfatb'9 unb fubrt IdmntIihe BcFeuunaeu eu1
'as prometsits unb 3uiriebcn;reGsnbise aus.
O, gssgls'eea oTs1srs neiss Stgrs cine grpBs
Musrabl Bon Ragpenidirmeu uuo outern, 9w<
peHct 1871 q 81 gnnne,
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Sis fit bic 9niuipneui
X E EP COOL,

Der 'lnit'ss'stn:ts bat s;nsu @eIraib & is cir.
6slslt gan, Minntlcia Unb alt un,lieogu>su
9e1Ter mahrfne ess Scmasl5 nit Sislsm insten
1saenwassigsu hsiBeu 3sitsn tcfptIt hiinlbens-
wc1ttfn &utltnAsniiitl 81 rem billiailsu Vreiie
In @'rpbrn nns &Gsinsn SIT Ssrlsben. Ger Da-
aeu 1T i'm Gjanas nne Itrisft tas geiteuts siiuft-
LID au jsosr 8rilt, $50
Sphn Baaner,,
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OeutIbe Mpptbeft

5i. WntbonYs sStrabe, 3wiI4en Wneriean~ uae
Wiuslow> 9cule.
ct. paul, Minne1 pta.
uutcr,ci4uctsr icst pns verebrte Yublifum III
8enntnib, oaB sr vun iebt abr lsiner Sffss bts
}mpfung mtfril6em selunhem StoH pornimmt.
Os5slsitsn BAT CT frilben @arteu- ,G]ras-unb
SumsnIau,eu srbat;eu. Or.Millcr.
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r@dll&es Blut-eiu fetenb Geuer;
gDGli9es perS-eit elm llneebeuer !;
B6lf@ee 2teb' III 1br6nenlaat =
!S>ei( MR. fifI bebiifet bdtiS Is

Mltts 9anbsEne @tlpI&lein.
I'm bic 9roBe unb bic i9Sne Stride
3febt Fd lints pom @bore Der Martt, Der
I'D bi6 gum Saale anlebnli9 er,pettert.
Alte, bod9ieteliee 6du(er beer6nsten ibn
eeBtn ben M1njba9 binauf, oer, peiter
oben abermSlbt uno NIT @obnun0en Be-
bedt, eri1 binier bem @aal wieper frei
tuurte. ,3wti den benz britten 6aule pom
ber Marftede aufmdrts 3oe G@ tin l@ma,
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1piepb ~ / M8eS,

- ~. Ore9sler,
Diltpu, @aieca Co., Minnelota,
en,yFebls fa CUR Mniertisuns ron feinsn Dre4s-
lerartetten, Bi0iarbbGlen. poltrtsn @9reiner.
arbeiteu unb belonsers beuti@en Spinnrdbtrn
ieber Wrt, bessei@en aller Sprten 1abatspfeifen
umb auer 1on{figer Dre@slerarbt,t.
HGr BeReQunsen tDnnen IN tsbem @tpre in
Wiltpn, 1owis III 2uns's putel tinterlaffen per.
ben. 2 g 311-14 .