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Additional Particulars or the Fall of d
Southorn part or ahe Town. "a
our LONDON o0RRHsPoNDRNcE. ~

LONDON, Sept IL eoR9
Additional details come dropping In by teaot Of
the events Of the 6th September, when sebastd 10
the Allies by the precipate retreat Of had
his garrison to the North side. It appears from Ml
Pelssier's last despatchfor the Emperor Of the Fr
has appointed him Marshal Of Francethat the Russians
have not succeeded in destroying before they
left Pelssier describes the Of the place. the
mdeii, the scientific works Of defence as something
unheard Of In the history Of believe 200 guns
have fallen into the hands of the allies Until full de-
aiia arrive, would be impossible form any ,el OF
the actual state OF the town. Some your readers may
not exacy know what is by the south side OF So
bastopol 1t the whole town with its faubourgs
the MaakoH Great Redan, Little Redan Flagstaff Has
on, Central Baston, Quarantine Fort forts St. Nicholas
and ST. Paul. the second line Of dcences tho Garden bat
teren fact the whole Of sebastopol The north side
s however, still formidable fortress The great Star fort
OF Fort sievcrna ID immense citadel capable OF con
tanning an army and the land army k encamped in ia
immediate vicinity The entrance to the harbor Is also
s commanded by Fort Constantine and its three tiers Of
104 guns Then there the Wasp battery and the Tes
graph battery. The siege Of Scbastopol may however,
be regarded concluded. The French government has
actually ordered the shipping Of shells and morars at
Mareiiles to be stopped, aud decree In the Moleur
discharges the soldiers OF tho class 847 under arms
The north ide will probably capitulatc afcr blowing
up the works, the garrison will retire inland. Not a
single vessel Of the Russian feet remains
The number Of English officers killed IL 2e dangerously
wounded, IL severely wounded, 81 severely confused
2; slightly wounded, 81; missing 1.-Total 1877.
Marshal Peisser gives the French loss at 2l0 officers
wounded, and about 500 rank and dle wounded. He
estimates the killed at onc-hird of the number Of tho
wounded.
is said five French Generals fell but the ma pcs have
not transpired-at least not officially.
1t waa sanguinary days work that same 9th Sep
tember Some IL, Geo human beings bit the dust.
do not trouble you with accounts Of the rejocings
here or elsewhere II is great victory and exutaon
Ia very great.
enclose you the last circular of Count Nesselrodc
relative to the proposals Of pence. was observed that
at the Te Deum given yesterday at Paris at Nore Dame
both the AiAfrisn and prsainn amIayaaiors were pre-
sent. The Te Deum In honor OF the capture Of
sebastopol.
Atelegraphc despatch from Vienna that the
Emperor of Russia win be at Warsaw the 22d or 2.th
This is the first blast announcing coming negotiations
There Ia no other news.
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A MERICA's MAILS. FALL OF sEBAsTOPoI.- ILLUS
rated London News and all the English papers, just
ceved Sunday papers and for sale this morning
ct the American and English store 10 High street
Fulton, Brooklyn.
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to be snpg Sunday, the 10th inst all tine soemnlty
desirable.
Accept, Monseigneur the assurance Of ny high con
sideratbn u. F0ETOUL
Minister Of Public Instruction and Worship.
TBtQuEEN OF ENGLAND TO THE ARMY.
lGrd Anmure has addressed the lollowng teugraphic
d. ~ y 10 General SIMPSON,
N WAR D<rARvSnES7 Sent. 10 1855

WAR DsrARssxs7, Sept. ~, 1885.
fbr has received with deep smoton the welcome
'4r.x~tes o; the fall OF Sebastopol.
ka}esstsd with profound gratitude to the Almighty
~ouchsaied this triumph to the allied army her
Ieteeey commanded me to express TO yourself and
tPseagh ynu 10 the army the pride with which shs
rsxns thjy fresh instance Of their heroisrn.
We Quren congatulatcs her troops the trium phnn
Ass o. sns proracted SIEGE and thanks them for the
e. min md fortitude with which they have en-
- -terec tolls, and the vaior which has led to is
ter,iinatsF
lhe GA deeply iaments that this success Is not
v"hout / alloy ~ he heavy losscs which have been
- fael - while .ar rejoIccs in the victory her
~ ~ ~ sympathiscs with the noble sufferers in
lise fy>e%' =, - tarae.
You Win be pleased TO congratulate Gen. Pcxssr in
bcr njesyn name, upon the brilliant result OF the as
Aauit On the halakof which proves the irresistible forcc
as well a. inde mtable courage Of our brave allies.
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GENERAL rELlssIER KADE A MARSHAL.

GENERAL PELISSIER MADE A MARSHAL.
The koniteur Of sept. 13 contains the following de-
cree -
Napoleon, by tbs grace Of God and this will Of the
people, Emperor Of the French
Taking into consideration tc eminent scrvcca rendered
by General Pessicr especially tie Crimea wie com.
ma ndng our array in the Easi, We decree iollo~~
Aim.be Jean jacques Pelssieri General Of Dviion ~
raised 70 the rsnh Of Marshal ofFrance
DA1ED ST CLoUD, sept. u, 1886 kAPoIEry
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Some Passages In the Life Of d log.
The Opera e La File du Regiment" into English.
Love and Losaiy--an Episode rnsl-h History.
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.CyrRAv TRrNxIHcs RIBBONS, SILK AND vELvErs
a Opwe-~ feaineg millinery goods IN general s
she loves prices IN the CITY. wEIsKEE BROTHERS.
O. and o. John at, corner OF Wlllisfn mp stairs
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DICH PARIS FEATHERS.
IL Rch French towers.
RIch eoorel straw goods &c
Al Mo-. " .nd rs John street. Of William New York
- o''''" ~ ''"''e' p''' HoaER KErcHrx
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

''i'fs'0"'
pvAcs Gortschakof in his bulletins AZ you will have
ne1>d, speaks Of ax successive assaults II sail that
g90ofA1ege were made on the MalakoH walls. | have
- eok that, Mt the third assault all distinction Of
p40~vW Post. Generals officers OF every rank, and
!4etE0kyt all mingled and confounded together each
0<Tin0 Fromptings OF his daring courage. This
W iIanY Rhrge number, estimated at thirteen, of
eauerd 04.2s wounded by the enemy. General Bos-
quet has ha slight Craze Of the shoulder and Gencrel
Mcahon has been equally fortunate In the sghness OF
his wound General Dourbai who had recently return
cd to the Cnmes is among the wounded generals. II Is
now sad that Generals de Sales ,ot Coustra and DE
Marsllcn, hagc been wounded most seriously.
The Paris correspondent Of JAe Times Second Eition)
says
The number Of generals said 10 be killed during
the assault scbastopo Ave besides ten superior
officers. II IL also affirmed that General MacMahon
aud 1rochu have died Of their wounds and that General
Bousquet was killed. The Of Generals Du Lac
and st. Paul are also among the casualties.
The same correspondent writes:--
appears that not css than 200 guns Of largo calbre
have been 6und by the Allies ut sebastopoi II IL
thought that tho Russians will have made attempt 10
redeem their defeat by again attacking u.s. and 1t Il
INQUIRED today that the government in expectation
q the newsof great battle During the assault tho
Russian artie killed at their guns but 1t Ii
affirmed that with that exception panic took complete
possession Of the army ut the appear Of the Allies In
the Malakhon Tower Their hasty retreat occasion
Cd by the fear that sould Ere the bridge and take
them prisoners.
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LIST OF ENGLISH KILLED AND WOUNDED.

Lord Panmurc begs to forward to tho editor Of the
Tones the accompanying list OF officers killed and wound
Cd at sebasopo which he has this day received from
General simpson.
Lord lanmnre thinks ~ right at the same time 70 OBJ
serve that In the transmission Of the list by telegraph
several mistakes occurred In tho OF the officers
wounded and he cannot therefore hold himself responsi
bic its Arc
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ITO NIIIxETs AND DRESS CAR PNAxERs-wASTED
"A 1rs, hand mincr, also, good dress capmAkfr, 70
ko employment and bcss Of vArrss win be gsven
Arriy % Mrs.. Levi 10 Elsecker n.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
CITY DRUG STORE
Burrows Block, Main STREET. ke0kuk. .

j, X ]. g. STEWART are now in ceipi ~
Of 4 very large and carefully selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paint., Otis, Dye Stuff, Periumery. ard every
variety Of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments of the kind Every article
warranted pure aud genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by CALI
Ing at our establishment before haying else-
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up
DR.. j. G.. STEWARDS office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store.
PRoFEssfoEAr RErERrgcEs:
T, Q. Edwards, NJ D., Ohio Medical College
]. Goth, :" $
John Locke, . 81
May 5. 1855. d&w
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
To our Friend

We would say that We have now IN store. not
only ONE Of the best, but decidedly the VERY
DEsr assortment Of 5oots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State Of Iowa We have J.ut our
selves 10 much pains 10 get such goods as viii
not fsil TO give entire satisfaction n lie i.ost
fas,dous taste. Our prices shall be such as will
suit car customers, az We are determined not to
be undersoid BY any dealers in The West W
ask Of tie Merchants OF Iowa carefui~examl
natieu Of our Goods, and comparison Of our
prices with those Of other Western places Of
trading. We only ask the patronage Of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
than others. Res spectinly.
MOODY & THOMPSON.
Krokak, Iowa, April II, 1855. d&wif
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics BLock. .North slae Of Aaln 81


" holesaie and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Black, North aide Of Man 81,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
HAVING made arrangements for per N
Ill mareni business in tie above linz, am ~
nov Offering I. the city and country trade u
large and well selected stock IF
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Oils aud Var
nishes, 81 nshes, G. lasswnre and Window
Cinss,
Also Perfumefy and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
baeco and snuff, aud choice assortment Of
Femily Groceries. including Spices. Teas, Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, soda. SalaFafns, and a
variety OF articles pertaining TO that department
all Which will be sold on the principle of ''smail
profits and quick returns.'
Particular attention given TO preparing pre-
scriptons. II cases where medicines are re-
qHfed d'1ng the night il s frequently inconve-
nent 10 OBJ ain them. This difficulty | have
Completely obviated by having my residences in
part OF the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines may rely
upon procuring them at all hours, night or day
without inconvenls nee Or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others purchasing
BY the quantity, are requested 10 give me call
as ] am determined TO sell on ss favorable terms
as any house in the city.
april s, l555 div.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
In M - 60. .sySs.< ss. "

TNkEE Da9 IbrougA Ifans. bet~esn p i
lade'pha and PtitshGrg THE MORNIAt
AA IL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Tor P,tisbpr.
g - A. NJ. ard PitishDrsInt phtlaGel phia A.
! \. NJ THE FASTLtNE Z leaves Phila elphis
fof Pifisburg q, | 2. NJ. aud Psifsharg Cor Phila.
aeiphla at r III THE NIGHT EXPRESS
IR AIN leaves Philadelphia fef Plttsburg at IL
T. NJ. and Pntsbnrg FOR Philadelphia At 10 p NJ.
The above lines connect Al pltsbnrg with
Railroads 10 AND FRoM 81. Louis, Mo; Alton.
oaleHa gnd Chicago. Ills; Fraukford, Lexington
and Louisville rs; Terre Hanfe. Madison. La
ayetie, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. Day
Ton, Springfield. ReIicfoitalne. sanduskv. Teleda
Gieseland Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massillon and
Wooster Oho; also, with tie Steam Packet Boats
from ard 10 NEw ORLEANS, sr LOWS, Louis
yIIIE, ara CINCINNATI.
Through Iirkeis can be rad to or from either
Of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills al the
different starting points. Passengers from The
West wil find this the shortest ard most expedi-
tious routeto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
q Boston,
TiIOS. MOORE,
AGrSr. Passenger I.lres, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pi;tsburg.
Feb. /, 1859. "
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
Great Excitement.
- At sHELD0r's HAT EMPORIUM -

THE largest and best stock Of Hats. Gaps and
i Straw Goods ever brought into the State Of
Iowa Any one in wan Of nice Hat, Cap,
Umbrella Carpet Bfg, Canes &c. will always
find a complete stcsk al The New York Hat En-
porium, 81 Main street.
Call and leok a. the new SKINNER style Of Hats.
which Is beautiful Do not forge, the place, at
ShELDON'S, 81. Main street.
uar2i
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
The Fast Mill.
IOWA SADDLE AND HARNESS s1,or

wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Mcsn Street, corner Of TArd, KEOKUH
ca THE undersigned W ould INFORM thu nsA
~ lie and his old customers that h hns ~.
nano large assortment ofssdAles q
hafhsssof his own manufacturing, conststins 81
every variety of Full spanish, Half spanish, I'm
back and Ladies' saddles; BRIDES and Mar4sneslee
coach, Buggy, Gig, Stage and Wagon Harneas,
trunks, Naiiees, Csrpet-Bass, Whips aud WAir
Lashes.
All work warranted to be made out ofthe hssa
materiaiihatean be purchased in ST. Louis or anv
other market. Also, general Assortsa>nt or -.
Aery Hardware and Leather.
Persons desirous CT purchasing anvthins 1. -
line would do sell to give him q call before ,rvi.~
elsewhere, a. he il determined to sell .heaps iAas
any other House IN the city
- work made To order Caah r,tA n, vaAA>>
NoFemser "a, 500 A. v. LEOPOLD.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

TIME new summer style of Gears Beaver Hats
Il for 1855 can be found At the
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM,
81, Main street.
Call and look at them.
q My 81, 1855.
z EmbrsidsTies, Laees, &c.
elLEEFES, Collars, and Chemiseres, Cambria
~ and Swiss Flonnelngs, Edgings, & Insartings
ksai Thread Llces, Edgmes and Bobbins, sne
6Axony Thread Edgings Al great variety, ,ins, re-
eeived by r. u. FOSTER.
April 70, 1855,
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

CAsk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for ns-
dicinai and saeramental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21

IGHT, graceful ard becoming are these nv
il style of Gents Moleskn Hats for ,sle Z
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
81, Main street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
HATS! HATS!l HATSl!!
The Spring Style for 1855.
At THE
New York Hat EImporium,
81, MAIN ST, HETWEkN a ~ lsn

A G. SHELDON would respectfully AMI
hs nonnce'to the citizens OF Keoknk apa
vicinity that he has established himself Il
heokuk. FOR 'he manufacture and sale Of Hats.
Cops, Furs and Straw Goods, and will open
about the 18th Of Mach q large and comuieAe
stock OF The above goods of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been connected eee
a term OF years with one Of the largest who3e.
sale manufacturing houses in New York will "a.
able me to sell my goods at lower price thsa
any house In the trade. hope by closs appli-
cation 70 business and desire TO please the pub-
lie, to receive share Of their patronage, ana
supply every want that comes within the leeiti-
mate sphere OF my business. Country ~.
chants are respectfully invited to call and sxam.
inc previous to buying elsewhere. Mvmoti6n. =.
Ready Pay. Quick Sales and Small Proets -
Gents. Just drop in and examine the .spsine
style OF Mole Skin Hats for 1855.
A G. SHELDON, Halter
April 25, 1855 aly
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
p. ID. FOSTER

TIAS Just received we'll assorted Stock RI
IL Spring and Summer Goods, to which 49,
tention Of buyers Is respectfully asked. Ass
TkA Goods have been selected WITH 49,
reference 10 the city rsiail trade, and wtu Lad e
as low as the ssnne eiass Of goods can y os0Gns
in any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will 10 we'll 70 examine - SoooG
Before huvinc elsewhere, A. they Will ri 0G1n
ssylas roi ususlly kept ia this nssisss
Arsil ~, rssSs
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HOTELS.

y ~ ~, ~
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NEW
WI Jersey. VAN DYKE COOPER, the pro pristors beg
leave to inform their patrons OF last season. friends
reception guests Monday 18th Of june next Eve
ry addition snd alteration that could be devised By their
the comfort OF their guests has been made The
Tor bathing the commodious and extensive suits Of
cities Of New ork and Philadelphia render this hotel one
OF the most desirable and pleasant places of
in the United States Applications for
for nformaton respecting the establishments will be
% Catharne slip, or J. L. Cooper Long Branch, N. j.
IN Two aud half miles from Jersey City ferry open
tor summer Bergen Point plank road bathing boat
70 capt LIES PrepSssr Post Once Jersey City a y
the house n BThersis bar attached TO this house
GUNNER RETREAT-RE.oPENING OF THE wADA
house and those who may be seeking seaside residence in
first class hotel are informed that the house VIII again be
afforded for bathing hshns sailing &c For particulars
address At Stonipston j. o. BRIGGS.
TORONTO HoTEL-TO AMERICAN AND CANADIAN
architect Plan: viii Be stscvod BY the Undersigned
and York streets, Toronto Cost Of the building with
mum q $40 will be paid for the adopted plan o. tho srh
tcct will receive commission for experimenting the
% next %y &c on pp
''''O" y INV N RossIN 4 BROTHER, Yonss street.
THk NayERLEY HOUSE, or TnE CORNER or
Tor families 81 .insIs ssntiemsn. cGAs. n sRELIEY.
VoRK FANIIY HoTfL,- NEW BRIDGE STREET,
situated has excellent coffee room or twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and hy iynt airy bedrooms
resdy night porter in attendance liked charge for
yants The New York Herald is dlea. THOMAS QUAR-.
TERMAINE also proprietor OF tho Crown and Sceptre
Ship syerna Gresnwes tendss his grateful thsaks hs
Amicso lsDds Tor the fsvos be hs, - long ssioysd
,beir bsnJs sod s'i1iss bse a'7n1i esse'as AL g
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sPIRTTUALIsM.

CPIRiTUAIIsM.-MRs DOCTOR TRAPHAGEN WILL
- hold circles every morning from IL TO O'Clock: after
noon TO and evening. 20 O'CLOCK At Ter rooms al
Broadway One OF the best speaksg aud medi
ir the Unitod states viii he IN sttealsucs Also
Wttlns plt tsfpps,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THR SgRR-
il gate Of ths County OF New York. notice "a be~N-
given 70 ali persons having claims sgainss John 1.
hcCrackan, late Of the city Of Nsw YORK nsrchaat
ceased 70 present the same with vouchers tbeseof
tire subscrber, at his Office, No. 81 Csausers strst
tbs CITY Of New York, on or before tss zsss day n IN
assf. Dated Nev York, the 2sth day Of Jsouary ras
PkrTH 3TERyT PaNii Alma ,atrx IA