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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02
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EF Ex-Gor Wicklffe, Of Kentucky,
is one of the wealthiest men in the State.
\ son Of his is in the rebel army, but the
venerable old man stands true and loyal.
At mass meeting at Harlan he made a
powerful and telling speech, and as an evil
dence of the sincerity Of his feeling, Of
fered to support the families Of those who
went to the field, or if there was young
man in the crowd that could not procure
his outfit, he would agree to furnish it for
him, and pledged his last dollar to aid in
putting down treason. "A shout was sent
up that made the forest ring
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

DB-The Northern Line boat Sucker
State arrived at Montrose yesterday morn.
ing, and there received Geographic orders
to return Immediately to Davenport and
take down a regiment of infantry. She
sent her passengers down by the train,
and immediately returned. She will
probably arrive at Montrose again to-
night. The regiment is supposed to be
the Iowa 18th, as that is armed, equipped,
ready for service, and has been expecting
marching orders.
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H-Col. Philip st. George Cooke, OF
the u. S. dragons, who has now reached
the scat of war on the Potomac, will, it il
understood, be assigned to position in
the field He has son and two sons-in.
law in the rebel service, but he himsel!
clings to the old flag and to soldierly hon
or. His is rare instance of loyalty in a
Nirginian at this day.
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FOR col. UT.RElD'N REGIMENT.
TTENTIoN, VOLUNTEERS!

Khe undersigned has been authorized to raise .
Hnpany OF Infantry for Col. Reds Regiment
se .niistiffg will be suhsisted as soon ar sworn IN
8 equipped as seon the regiment shall be crgAnr
.4aIl at the ONCE OF HIRAM KNOWLES. hear the
her OF Main and Sd sts., keokuk.
dcrc will also be persons authorized to recruit for
1company in several Townships of this County
Etloddt e. W PITTMAN.
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R-"Compromise, q word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests q
the Rebellion. So long ~ the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there 10 moth.
ing to compromise-nothing but the
honor Of the country and the integrity
Of tho Government; and who, but he
who II ready to all towards grave,
il prepared for Submission to such hu-
initiation Is this i-[ Joseph Holt, 81
kentucky
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

EF For some reason or other quite q
number of horses and colts were running
loose in the streets yesterday. Under ex-
listing circumstances, We suggest to their
owners that this looks like holding out
temptations
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THE GATE CITY.
.SA TLRDAY, NO VENBER 2


We regret to state that the line was
down all day yesterday, and We have nc
report this morning.
Some enterprising citizens offered us
some highly interesting items by the
Clothes Line, but they came in too late
Perhaps we shall have use for them here
after.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

We have received Lloyd's Map of East
ern Virginia and find it not only the bes'
map Of that part Of the Safe we hays
ever seen. but altogether the best map o.
any kind ever published in this country
on so large scale. The map of the west
ern half of the State was TO be ready on
the 10Th. The price is $lO0 colored in
counties, or s. 30 mounted on rollers and
vanished, or $500 in book form for army
officers, cut for folding. Sent by mail
postage free. No stamps taken cxcep
for odd change. Address j. 7. Lloyd
l64 Broadway, New York.
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Say- On THURSDAY night. Capt. Smitl

sU- On Thursday night, Capt, Smith
commandant, received 40 packages Of
clothing, comprising the 500 uniforms
expected for the 18th Regiment There
is something suggestive in the fact that
this regiment receives half It's uniform be-
fore it il half organized, while the Third
Cavalry, which has been here so long, has
not yet received the full amount of cloth.
Ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

sA- 1t is astonishing what q peaceful,
happy place we live in. Recorder Ly.
man has had no criminal cases before him
for $50 long as though it never was" i,
is a most remarkable and Unprecedented
state of things. We are perfectly cir.
cumlummipgated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

1T- Archbishop Hughes has been called
TO Washington In haste to consult with
Secretary Seward and the gossips are all
afoat as to whats up between them
Some think it relates to the chaplaincy
question /; others, that it is to assure His
Grace that our war is not one of emanci-
patton, and to call from him a letter mis-
siye To that effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

A1-The 18th Regiment has now four
nearly full companies4n rendezvous here.
Enough companies, how forming, have
been heard from, to complete the regiment
One or two more companies are expected
daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

b5~ Mr.. Judd, IT, s. minister at the
court Of Berlin, recently gave his soiree
in the Victoria Strasse, one Of the new
aud elegant streets in the Theirgarten. the
Belgravie Of Berlin. Mr.. Judd has start
cd an equlpage emblazoned with the arms
of the republic, which excites good deal
Of curiosity among the fashionables Of the
Prussian capital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

Eas~ Several soldiers Of the Iowa Sd
returned from furlough, passed down yes
terday Several recruits for the regiment
were with them. Co. b, we believe. IL
now full again, and the other companis are
filling up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

T Capt Madison's Company, from
Ottumwa, have changed their quarters to
stannus' block, corner of 9Th and John
son streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

EE Capt. Smith yesterday afternoon
mustered in GO men of Capt. Madison
Company under Lieut. Hedrick, for the
18th Regiment. One man was rejected
for defect in the right eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02
7 EGAL NOTICE.

To A. III. Hesslip. Susannah J, Heasiip, p. T. Lo-
max, Trustee, Tbaser, Hart Co., Randolph Leslie Il
Co.. John Donsho6, John Shores. C.. Frank q Co.,
Young, brothers Co., Webster, Marsh Il Co., Lock o.
Marsh a. Co.
fou and each Of you are hereby notified that there
s how on file in the s6bce Of the CLERK OF the District
court OF Lee County, Iowa, st Keokuk. petition Of
r. Prefer Co.. claiming OLA. n. Heaslp two thou
sand dollars rs due on his two notes
BY MORTGAGE and against all Of you the foreclosure
one hundred l00) IN the City OF Keokuk Lee County
Iowa
And unless You appear in said Court at or before
noon OF the second day Of the term thereof com
menciDg on the FIRST Monday of February, 1852, and
answer said petition, decree win rendered against
You as prayed for.
JOHN II. CRAIG.
Oct "A
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more n srs~s wanted.

Captain Rankin adyertises that he wants
nearly 100 more horses for Col Bussey'
Regiment. Now is the time to SELL
Fetch them on.
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ApJ'T GEsEsAI's 0Fflcr OF TnK sTArr os Iowa \
DAyGspoET, Oct. I'D. leGl.
Information has been received this g. that per.
soEs eta1usinw be recrHifinr officers from utaer
ssses, at various points III this State, eadeayes-
Gg 10 eailsi citizens 81 this stse for Military service
- eeAer Gtaiss. These persons holding cut In.
0neenents of higher pay aud higher toupties than
those provided b ia~, and other Inducements oi
clothing arms. ke.. all of Which arc false and M.
founded by means OF these prtienees citizens ..
our State are ledto abandon the service 81 their
Stale thus dcprvnr themselves OF the support OF the
Stale, and the State II their services. Ihe ctxeus
Iowa sai1ect ~ Hilary duty, warne enli.
uitsr such peyshx aaa all zach p here
ty strictly foridarn continue such eplistments
their peril. The officer al Dubuque. eniistIur ons
eompany for the Lyon Regiment 10 not embraced In
this order.
Hy order Of the Comm andsr In. Chief
Nh. BAKER, AAt't Cent or Iowa
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While there fun many com panies being furn-
lshed as at this time needed by the State of Iowa
10 meet The acquisitions Of the General yernme nj
want One Hundred Men, 10 be assigned TO such com
panes now In the neld and In the pubc
may demand. Some arc wanted TO I'LL up con- panjes
Tor Fort Lcavenworth, N. b. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. oil Iowa.
Davenport, Oct. 25th.--d6t N2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

FIR T. i @ III Il s.
lily thas route, FrriKhts ot all descriptions he
forwarded from Philsdeipbia. New York. Boston
BALTIMORE. To FROM any point the the Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa Missouri, IN RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Prnnsy ivanB Railroad also connects nj Pitts
burg with Steamers. hy which Goods can be forward
Cd To any point ON the ONO. Mnskingnm, KENNEDY,
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin. Aissis-
srri, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers,
and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago ith steam
ers to alt ports on the North " eslern Lakes.
Merchants aud Shippers entrasling Inc Transports
ton NJ their Freight 10 this Company can rely with
confidence on It's speedy transit.
The mates Of Freight
To any point In the West by the Pennssl vania Rail
Road. at all times AS FAVORABLE AS ARE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II r BE particular 10 mark pack ages, = VIA PrAs.
K. ]. SsELpER, Philadelpha.
MAaRAw & kooNs, 80 North ST., Baltimore.
Lvke e. Co.. No. Astor House, or No. 1. 9,
William street. ". N.
LEFcn & Co, No. II state sireet. Boston.
H.H. HOUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agt., Phiiade iphia.
L.. L. HutPT, Gen. Tickle Agt .Ph.iadeiphia.
ENOCH LEWIS, General supt,, Aiioona,Pa. f4a
sny@J
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thereby certify THAI am instructed by the Com
mander In Chief OF The State of Iowa 10 that the
above Orders risdy enforced; and further notify
eli persons that Major General fremont has expressi,
refused - grant authority any body Of men
recruit in the State u Iowa, except il sene with
and BY the consent of the Governor of The State.
n. b. HILLS. Aid de Camp
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x AR! WARE WAR!,!

h persons Keeping or having for sale, any or al
0s Of Munitions OF War. such Guns. Pistols, Re
Hers and all kinds OF Ammunition are required moi
II To any person without an rider from the under
he'd. This order must be strictly complied with,
~ penalty Of FORGETTING all articles mentioned In
possession. JOHN sTANNus,
~{l3d Surveyor Port of keokuk.
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Colsnel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteer

Keokuk, 0ct. &C. ItdI'd
WANTED.
FOR col. IT.. RLlD'N REGIMENT.
The undersigned afs authorized 10 raise Company
Ear Col. Keld's ista Iowa Infantry Regiment.
yoiunieers desiring ~ Join this Company will re,
bort themselves 10 MN. , coCHkHN, near Boston,
Zee county, Iowa, or to JOHN BRTcF. in Keelnk. at
b. Office OF SeCrry BIuce, on Third street
LII Men vii be mustered into service and subsisted
oprc N desired. ~
Ereiow citizens country asks r your scrs ices
tal she ask In vain
Every one 40 Interested in making the war short
-, To that END numbers are necessary.
The Company will be under a strictly moral infu.
ee. VIM. COCHRAN
cti6d JOHN BRUCE.
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STATE o. IOWA, Aps'T GEkrRAls Orvirx,l
DAVENPORT. Oct. 10, 1861. I
Atameeiing of the Commander in Chief and the
onirers ofhs stan, held In the Office Of the Adutant
6eneral on the 10Th day ~ October A. D. 1851 the fol-
lowing Order as II ii a nimnnsIx Atior.faa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02

1TSince the publication of Mr.. Cam
eron's letter to Gen. sherman, we may
without Improperly relate an anecdote Of
Gen. Fremont. "A few days ago Mis-
sourian came to him with ample .certif
Gates of his fidelity to the Union, asking
permission to search through the camp
for three slaves whom he believed to have
been taken into the service OF one Of the
Illinois regiments. The General politely
declined, saying he could not allow
any one to examine his camp for any pur.
pose, except By regular authority of law,
and then the applicant went away. After
he had gone, Fremont turned to the gen.
tlelnan with whom he had previously been
talking: Il dare say" said he, '.thesc
persons may be here; but if they are, they
have come expecting to find refuge, and
| will never violate the confidence they
have reposed in me, 50 long as my name
is John G. Fremont II n. Y. Tribune.
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infringement is now being raised under authority
OF Gen Fremont and the authority ofthe Governor
Iowa, aud VIII rendezvous nj keokuk, and
organized VIII be at once clothed and equipped for
tive service
ssoss@n nee will be furnished at the expense Of the
united stater at place OF rendezvous to Volunteer
drilling whilst Companies being raised ia accord
ahce with instructions 10 recruiting officers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02
Sheriff Griffith received dispatch

~ Sheriff Griffith received dispatch
on Thursday, from Burlington, TO arrest
one Daniel Aldrich with stolen horse
here About dusk in the evening, the
Sheriff saw man come in town on horse
back, guessed him, inquired his name,
found him to be the very man, and nab
bed him, horse and ALL and now holds
him here in safe keeping, awaiting further
orders
This Aldfieh was a private in the Iowa
First, and has been heard of here before.
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Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
To baltimore and Wasgingssn.
rs- Baggage Cheeked Trough. -
All TraA.sfers Free.
Fare always as low as by any other
route.

BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

want near One Hundred Horses for Camp Rankin
within four days. Col. Bassey's Regiment hvs been
ordered Into the field. J, W. RANKIN,
NOV. 2, '6ld3t US Asst Qua rtermaster
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The SEIZURE or VESSELS AT SAVANNAH. The
seizure Of the New York vessels at Savannah
has created much excitement in the former
city. One of the vessels seized--the brig VIM
n. kiobey-had gone 10 Savannah with coal,
and was 10 load there for New Orleans. The
new York owners, j. l. N. Smith 4 Co, re-
ee'xcd telegram Saturday morning which
read, Your brig is seized by order of the Go
vernon" Shortly after, the agents of the h,,k
Ad1uster received this telegram:
:, SAVANNAH, Feb s. 1851
My vessel Is seized by order OF the q oyarn,r
OF Georgia, ON account Of arms detained i'm ~
York. GHAs. A Esr,, -
The Journal Of Commerce says that later
Intelligence having announced that other YES
sells had also been seized, steps were at once
taken In New York 10 Obtain a release of all
the arms detained by the Police, In order 70
remove, IL possible. all cause Of irritation
This having been done, Mr.. Lamar telegraph
ed this fact 70 the Collector at Savannah, and
II Is understood that orders were given TO sur
render the vessels 70 their owners.
teiegraphic dispatch from Savannah, da-
ted Saturday, confirms the statement that
Gov. Brown had released the ships.
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The Legislature.

A number of House bills were read in the
Senate on Saturday and referred to commit
tees. House resolutions in relation to the
subject OF direct trade between Havre and
Norfolk, were laid on the table A bill was
reported for the purchase of ordnance, &c,
from the proprietor of Bellona Arsenal. Re-
solutions We're offered for more effectualiy
preventing the ingress into Virginia, of free
negroes from other States, and for an altera-
ton in the law respecting the sale of delin-
quent lands. A petition of citizens of Prin-
cess Anne county complaining of the Norfolk
draw bridge as a nuisance) was presented and
referred. Both Houses of the General As
sembly will be in session to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NV ClEMOND THEATRE E.
kusK9L MoxLES ........ Eessees and Managers
l. y. PHfLLIPs....-.....- -.Atage Manager.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE. IN
The public of RIchmond are most respectfully
BEYErlr
MR.. R. s. MEDIUM
will take place this,
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II, 1851.
IN men occasion he will have the pleasure OF
OF mrs. soUrHwoRTHs popular and widely read
HOSE ELMER;
DIVIDED HEART, AZ Hssb A DIVIDED LIFE.
FERDINAND CASSINOvE.. Mr. r. s. MgLDRuM.
The piece will be placed on the Stage with due
respect to scenery, and east with the strength of
TALENTED COMPANY.
Mr.. MELDRUM would also solicit the attention
of the public and his friends 10 the fact that he
will have tn honor of king his irst appearance
in Richmond, in the character Of
PETRUCHIO,
In Shakspeare's glorious comedy of
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO,
Making a bill at once replete with novelty and
excellence. with hope it will meet the approba-
ton of his friends. lie would further announce,
with great pleasure. that
Miss MARY HARRINGTON.
Who has just arrived in this city, has kindly con-
sented to appear in one of her celebrated dances,
entitled
LA ZINGERELLA,
Being her first appearance in this city for eight
years;
With this powerful bill of attraction. Mr.. MEL
DRUM hopes confidently TO meet with that en- :
enlargement as to induce him to strengthen his
efforts to please the public and his many friends,
endeared TO him since his short sojourn in the City
OF Seven Hills
Eg For fnll particulars, see bills of the day.
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ne sPoTswooD HorEE.-Messrs. Editors Will
you allow me space in your columns to call the
attention of the public 10 the spotswood Hotel,
recently established in Richmond 1t has been
the fortune of the writer to have had d somewhat
varied experience of hotel life, both in the United
States and Europe, and he say, with perfect
sincerity that in no city has he ever fonnd hotel
combining in more admirable degree than the
Sp0tswood every requisite of excellent manage
ment. This Impression is not deriv ed from sual
visit, but from lengthened soiourn ofmany weeks,
afording the most ample opportunities for
full observation Of the system which governs the
House. The rooms have been furnished in the
most luxurious manner, the table presents every
deiicacy which the market affords, and served in
the most faultless manner, and the servants are
watchful aud attentive TO the wants Of the guests
The Superintende mt and Manager, Mr.. HoENNIGER,
aided by polite and efficient assistants, has infused
system and energy into every department Of his
abiishment, thereby securing regularity in
every detail aud prompt attention to every want
The writer. sends this communication without
suggestion from any one, but inpeled alone by II
grateful recollection of he comforts enjoyed under
the hos pliable roof Of the Spotswood and desire
that shall receive ageuerous share of the public
patronage. He regards the House the best he
has ever seen in Virginia, and eminently worthy
OF the support of the Virginia people. ~ &.
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Trouble for the Party in Power.

The generally well posted Washington cor
respondent of the New York Express states
that over fifty millions of dollars will be
wanting by the Government for the six mon this
beginning in March--we suppose that much
more than is provided for--unless there is q
settlement Of the national troubles during
that time. He adds, that prominent Bankers
IN all parts of the country are sending assur-
ances that ii will be impossible TO raise mo-
ney, unless the reasonable propositions of the
border States are accepted, in which case they
promise to pour out their money like water
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE

Owing TO the Indictment weather during the
greater part of the time that have held our
sales in Richmond, MANY LADIES and GENTLE
MEN have been UNABLE TO VISIT OUR STORE.
and III consequence of this fact. and urgent re-
quests from many of our patrons we have made
preparations TO remain THREE DAYS LONGER
until WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT.
As this is positively the LAST CHANCE, we are
convinced that all in want of
/ Z A VALU ABLE JEW ELRY,
for ONE DOLLAR that HAVE BEEN SOLD for
TEN DOLLARS and EVEN THIRTY DOLLARS.
ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHANCE, FROM
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
REMEMBER, THIS Is MOST POSITIVELY the
LAST CHANCE, as our Stock will be removed to
Lynchburg on THURSDAY NEXT.
Eta All persons having bills against ii f. HoYT
q Co., are requested to present them upon the
18th. II. 4. HOYT Co, 239 Main street,
lie il--3t* Under Spotswood Hotel.
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MADAME JDOIPH.
IRENE NDOUS SUCC CESS.

L f Z VI E y ID Q q 5 5 Z Z ) 5.
Her PARL0RS crowded by the elite of the city.
This young lady is certainly the
GREATEST WONDER LIVING.
Do not fail to give her call, she will shortly
return to Europe"
No,e Is your chance 10 consult the only true AS
TROLOGlST in this country. Madame can be
consulted on all affairs of life, embracing Love,
Courtship, Marriage, Sickness, Intemperance,
Situations, Law Suits, Business. Trav cling Alb.
sent Friends, Lost Stolen Goods, &c She has
Idol. Madame will bring together those long and
unhappily separated.
Once and Receptions Rooms on Main street at
Mrs. SUSAN II, BABER'S Boarding House, d =
rectiy opposite Cornthian Hall
PRICES positively one dollar and i've dollars
Gentlemen also admitted. fe s-4t<
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Mr.. Lincoln's Policy,

The Springfield Republican, of Feb. Z, has a
leader denouncing Mr.. kELLoae's compromise
propositions, and pronouncing their support
by Republicans an impossibility.
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CnAasssros RAoss--Sscoad Ddy.-The South
Carolina Jockey Club purse. three mile heats,
was won By Doeweifs Exchequer over Led.
sars. OysssrmaD, and Julia Cooper Time
s.15t, t.Soi -