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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
A x Z r.
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or

We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which. while il cures tho above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy il invaluable III districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. u his
"CuRE" expels the miasmatie poison Of FEVER
AND AGrF from the SYSTEM ard prevents the de-
yelopmcnt Of the disease. If taken the first ap-
preach of its premontofy symptoms It's not only
the best remedy yet discovered for This class
OF complaints, but also the cheapest. he large
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reach OF every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGrE prevails, every body should
have it and ii freely both fer cure and protec-
ton. "A great superiority OF this remedy any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lntermittents is that II contains 40 Qulnine
or mineral, consequently il produces qninistn Or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by ii left healthy NJ II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. great variety of disor-
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Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont Headache, hind
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| pttation, Painful A fettaon If the ~pieen Husf~f-
! tcs Pain an TIE Boreis 6okc, Paralysis and de-
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originating in this cause. put on the intermittent
| tvoe. or become periodical This rrRn eapels
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/ them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection To
| immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
! residing in the maarloAs districts. Iftaken occa
/ sionally or daily while exposed 10 the Infection
that will be eNcrcteu from the system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rlpen into dis
$50. Hence it Is even more valuable 1oY proiee-
ton than cure and few will suffer from Inter
mitents If they avail themselves Of the protection
| this remedy affords.
Prenared by Or T r AVID s. co, Lowell. Mass
BAKTIETT. KAYE 4 CO., Agents for keosuk
and sold by dealers in Medicines everywher
febIodaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-22
NOTICE.

"a Nancy Miller Oete Fla,d). administration q estate
Floyd Ellen fios John Floyd, James Stroud, and
Margaret Mills, defendants
YOU, each you, hereby notified That there In
tile in the Office OF the Clerk u ihe District
Court " lee County, Iowa, Al krekuk petition If
Hiram barney claiming OF You, Nancy Miller. admins
~ the estate Of j. III. Floyd. deerared, lie sum
OF six hundred dollars. with ~ per cent nterrst per
annum, pay able annually money due IN mortgage
made ~ Ill. Floyd, deceased aid since assigned
said Hiram Barney also claiming against each OF
you tho foreclosure said morgage, the same being
upon the S.W. Vi OF the g. II. "a OF section twenty.
three, (23) Township Skill six t6e narth. Range SIX
l6 in Lee County Iowa. foi the purchase money!
PRAYING for injunction to stay wase, removing tim
ber &c. and further ASKING for sale Of sad premises
aud general relief
And unless You appear and answer the said petition
before oflhe second of the next term OF
said Court to commence AT keokuk the first Monday
II February A. ID. 1862 dftsat Ill ba entered against
and Judgment rendered thereon as prayed for In
said petition. II. st01T HOWELL.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. %. '6i--d Atty for plpa.
0-ll BBIS. KANANHA SALT,
/ -,bfty In ESQ and 400 mound Bsffels for sale
| on consignment by KELLOGG BIkGE.
svr5d
GIGARS
X J 3 hhds. Choice Nes oil ans
10 bh.s. elafnp1 and rehfHd shte
| = crushed aud uaa Aprea; far sAie w IT
oet1ld ROBERTSON Il MCQUEEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
JABEz r. RHODES.
THE I. S. ARSENAL AT FAYETTEVILLE, NC.

IRON the FdHetteBtHs Observer.
In a po7tscript to the larger part of cur edition
on Monday, We simply mentioned the fact that the
u. 5. Arsenal in this place has been surrendered
to the State OF North Carolina. Instead of 900 men,
tha. wo were I'D to expect would obey the call
of the Colonel of the SD Regiment, there were
actually mustered 1880 a. OF this county except small
volunteer company OF ebou. 20 from Robeaon county
They were all armed with muskeis mostly drawn irou
the State Arsenal and provided with ball cartridges -
After the Necessary 1IaGliies the articles of capula
ion we're signed the u s fay lowered and salucd and
she Southern Coniedcracy fig hos;ed aud salued This
occurred at about O'Clock p ~ Agreeably The stpu
latons the Southern flag also taken down after the
salute and neither flag will be raised till after the depsr
ture of the U. S. troops
The officers and soldiers heretofore stationed at this
Arsenal are Sti. n.re The latter will soon leave for
New toyk suppose, safe conduct having OF oous,
been guaranteed to them and it being point of honor
with them to re,on their ragiaen..
As to the oEcers Capt Bradford, Brevet Msj. Andcr-
and Lieut. DLagne none of them will ever draw
sword against the South. OF that We sure They
have many personal friends here, who will part
from. them with great regret
The Arsenal Buildings and machinery have probably
cost the United States mrro tnao quarter Of million
of dollars. se machinery especially very perfect fer
tue manufacture of many implements of war
There are brass Founders, and Grass "a FOUNDER
howitzers, forming eOmp.ete battery" iu military
phrase with ali tie hosse trappngs therefor aud old
make iron Founders; 1900 muskets and rifles with
other military stores, and large quantity of powder.
Lieut.. John A. Pendeton of the Lafayette Light In
fantry, is temporarily in charge Of :.,le Arsenal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29

A CARD FROM HON. Q, L; yALLANDlGHAM

A CARD FROM HON. q. L. EALLANDIGHAA.
DAVTON Ono, wednesday, April II.
T. he Editor Of he Enquirer
have a word io- the Republican press aud paGtisans
of Cincinnati and other places abroad who now daily
fslsify and msrepresen and matters which concern
me here in Dayton.
Nv position iu regard TO the civil war which the Lin
con Admnlstr-'->- LAS inaugurated, was long s!pee
raken is well kroWn and cA be adhered TO, TO The end
Ie that be understood have added nothing TO H. sub
racted nothing from it, said rothn aeoat 1t publicly
since the war 6erAu. knoy well that am right, and
that in little while "the sober second thought of the
people will dssipae the present sudden and feetng
public madness and will demand 10 know why thirty
millions of people buteherng each other in civil war;
and will arrest t speedily But meantime, should my
own safe De invaded threatened with invasion,
soon il NAV be, then, as loyal native born of
Ohio acknowledging my first allegiance to be to he's
will aid in defending her to the Last extremity asking
no ouesticns Whoever shall refuse then, hesitate,
will be a traitor and bastard. And this same rule
ap " as well to the people of Virginia, Kentucky, or
Missouri a. 10 any Of the free States, North West
A 10 myself no threats have been made t9 ne per-
'onaly none within my hearing no violence onered
10 mob gathered anywhere none will be- nobody asid
NJ any aud every statement in regard to me
Islated orally or published in the Republican press,
is basey idle and false. And now let me add for the
benefit Of the cOwardy anderers Of Cincinnati or else
WHERE who libel me daily, that If they have any busi-
ness with me- be found every day and At any time,
either al home the Northwest corner OF tTst and
Ludlow, or upon the streets of Dayton.
~ Van
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
HARpERiS FERRY.

The Winchester Republican of the 26th thus notices
not allowed to 90 to work Thursday, and the whole
day was devoted hauling powder from the magazine
and distributing it through the public buildings, and in
other arrangements to destroy the public prope.ty
Fortunately tbe loss was small The Virginia troops,
numbering about seven thousand have taken possession
of the United States property, and are boxing up the
machirery Of which there is vast quantity of great
YIlnc and sending it to Winchester to be taken proba-
by to Richmond where the State erecting an armorT
on an extensive scale Harpers Ferry will no loBger ne
cntnued as place for the manufacture OF arms About
600 of the best ard most approved arms in the coun-
try were eareL 1000 of them ready for have been
a tribated amongst tho troops and the rest 90 OOO,
ns arly completed in the hands of skiful worken,
who will in few days have them completed Besides
tIis, materials for 900 reel were saved, which will
soon place in CGssession 0 arms than we rus.
we can sres nave use for"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
AN ACT

To authorizes the County Courts and any incorporated C
~ or IowR, 10 hs Militia Of their rsSp'ctivs
Counties, Cities aud Iorns, aud 70 ProDide means
therefor.
BE Il enacted by the General Assembly That the Couu
y Courts Of CharStte county, and such other counties
may accept the provisions of this act hereinafter pro-
vided may such portion of the militia Of their
pecve counties they may deem eXpedent and as may
be without arms; provided the authority here given
shall be construed impair any power this sub
ect vested by law in the Governor.
3 For the purpose cf paying the debt thus incurred
the Courts shall have power appoint agent agents
TO negotiate loan osrs for and in the Of such
county and at the term at which it makes its county
levy shall levy all the lands and on all other subjects
liable to that and county levy in such county with
out the limits Of town that provides for its poor and
keeps its streets in order such pay the said debt
or part OF such loan, loans, may be authorized and
the interest thereon said Court mSy deem necessary
and proper aud from year to year repeat such assess
mens until the authorized loans made by such
Court, together with all interest," is fully paid. But such
levy for year shall not exceed onchird Of the whole
amount of debt thus incurred at enc time.
3 And in case any such county shall have already
Issued It's bonds for the purpose herein specified the
shall be, and is hereby, legazsd and made valid
whenever all the acting justices Of such county shall
have been summoned to attend the court to consider
the su ct and majority shall be present and consent
ing thereto
l. The courts shall not contract any debt or liability
under the provisions OF this act unless all the acting
justices there shall have been summoned TO attend the
court to consider the SUI ect and majority shall be
present and voting tn question.
This act shall app, 10 all counties wherein tie
County Court, the justices thereof having been sum-
mOned TO consider the same, aud majority being pres
ent, shall receipt it.
8 Any iacorporated city or town, through their
councils trustees, may avail themselves of the pro-
visions of this BILL and shall have power to raise the
amount necessary by loan taxation, they may de-
eTmiae.
I. The said County Courts aud corporations accept
ing the provisions OF this act may axe scch regulations
may be necessary for the preservation and of
said arms when demanded.
s. Tnis act shall be in force from It's passage.
Passed Seuate January l9h, 1861
SHELTON c. DAVIS, C. s.
Passed House of Delegates January l9.h, 1861.
WM. F. GoEpoS, Jr., c. II. D.
A copy from the rOll-teste:
WN. F. GORDON Jr,
c. Ii. D., Keeper Of Rolls.
Apr. 29-CSt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
AM0THERS LET1HR

The following letter w.itten by lady Of Wash
ington county 10 her SON. member Of Capt. Jones
cOmplny-the Washington Mounted Rifles Tha, son.
we venture to assert will never let Black Republican
emmisary of Lncolns see his back. He will ,use
such a mother to blush that che hcs recrear. s.n /
what can isHkee '"Asenarie@ ,pf4s N o2ndict With
sne sons OF -,ra p,eInseS pGt TO be welcomed with
SlJoly hands 10 nospitable grAves% They will prove
lnyncble
Ny DEAR CHID:-The time has come. Will you gos
Now you can decide. The next dispatch will be- you
must go. Your country calls; will you respond now {?
With trembling hand but unfalteripg heart, address
you this note firmly relying upon Him who sways the
destiny of nations-He is able defend you With all
the tuidity due to my sex, ready to o6er you in
defence of your oountrys rights and honor; and offer
yOu belrdess boy 0fseventeen summers not with grief
but thanking God that have a to offer. May God
be with you. Your dea: mother,
ANN CATRON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
ITEMS OF TIE DAY

Senator Douglas spoke ct IeIar last Monday, on his
way home. Ee speke against disunion, against war,
against Vpsettifg the Government, &c,
Hon. David Walker, President of the Arkansas State
Convention has issued his call requiring the Convention
to reassemble on the 9th Of Nay.
Gov. Magofin did not ca, tbe Legislature Of Ken
tucky together cn thy zlth reported in the news
pspeTs. PROCLAMATION therefor, was drawn but not is
sued
The Petersburg Express mentions the fac. h4t is
only in the South that all the materials necessary the
construction and higgins OF sAips can be found. The
fact is a suggestive oac.
The New Yo'k Herald declares that $50, 600 men have
been enrolled for active service in the NortheFa States
and $25 100000 subscribed by States, corporations
aud individuals for the aid Of these volunteers 1t
ults in this eSaggeraiion.
There are now QuarteIed at Harper's Ferry up
wards Of 5000 Virginia troops consisting of artillery
rife, aud cavalry corps, and these lumber among
them the youth of 10 years and the sire OF 80 winters
and all seem to be anxious Tor conflict with Linc0ns
myrmidons, ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
From tie louisville Courier, of 22d
THE SPEECH OF THE HON JOHN c. BRECKIN
RIDGE
Apr. 299-CSt.

The announcement that Ex.Vice President Breckin-
ridge would speak drew the greatest crowd to the Court
House ha. assembled IN this city TO hear politi
Gal address Long before the hour arrived the City
Hall which, it is said, will accommodate four thousand
persons densely packed and thousands could not
find standing That al might hear the gifted Ken
tuckian it determined that he should speak from the
steps of the Court House where, for nearly hours
ne held the vast crowd enchaned by his powerful argu
ment.
Er Breckenridge discussed the issues now before the
country a patriot and a sltesmln He dill not seek
20 inSTe the passions Of by that wonderful olc-
queuce Of which he is the complete MASTER but rather
appealed to their and patriotism by Argument
lie docel lis purpose of following the fortunes Of his
State which lad often houored him with places OF
honor and trust; but above all he pointed out that Ken
tucky should be united whatever position she might
| sumo.
He showed that If Kentucky remained in the Federal
Uuion although she nigh, desire TO be neutral she
aid Lincoln in suijugatiug the Southern people to
whom are allied by interest and by blood Ger
tanly Kentucky bad done night in refusing to send
soldier IN response TO Lacon's call and il
s3Ty decide whether she would pay tribute to sustain
Lincoln in a msd and unhOly war.
He favored aiming the State In oil eyents He did
not believe hat State OF armed neutrality could long
exist Kentucky vas already in state Of rebellion if
Gov hagcius action, in refusing to call out troops
Eas eudors by the people and he believed il wss uui-
a
in the late meeting here that Kentucky going 10
fight neither Tor Lincoln against the South but for
the Union, was ridiculous. Our proud old Common
wealth must play manly part, she had ever done.
In bis judgment the whole fifteen slave States ought to
unite and this might from the horrors civil
war; indeed, matters had gone so far that il slors
could avert war. But If nobi9g would restrain Nr.
Lincoln from his reckless purpose he had fear OF the
result. Thirteen miIioss OF people could no: be sub.
| jugqted They might be ex:ermiuated-but conquered
| never.
| lie begged that all party differences and rancor be
| forgotten in the midst OF these distractions Maedc-
tons had been poured upon his devoted head aud un-
Justly; but he had further remembrance of then -
Our safety and security required sentiment,
tcn; let there be div isions i, our council1
| He thought Kentucky ought 10 cad Convention be
fore the fourth e July, at Which time AIR. Lincoln would
GOA cue bis Congress that her people may determine
their future setoH he deplored civil strife but it
necessary that should be prepared for any emergency
aud therefore the State ought to be armed Intestine
was feared; but does exist and had to look the
dangers bravely in the face. If we had TO fight We
would fight for liberty aud honor.
| Mr. Breckinridge wcs frequently interrupted with
rounds o: applause and his speech created decided
| apDeetiGn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
NUMBER 100.

By the these Pills periodic aai q Btrous o. soh
Re1ddae may be prevented; and II taken % tie Commerce
ment o. an attack immediate relief from pain I'D sickness VII be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Haussd and HsIfdctto 10
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bovelS,-renoyns cogrosS
ror LEeory ben, Student Delicate Fcma e. sd an i,Iso1s
OF stddatrrg idJii they valuable Lsdtvt approving
ihe dpe giving tone aud rgor to The ds sss crsr, sod
restoring the nat1ral elasticity and sroah he whole .
The CEpIALIC PILLS the result n oa !syestssrn sd
carefully conducted experiments having besa many yet
during which tine they have prevented arl relieved vast
sount OF psn and suffering from Ees1lec whether ogn.
ting in tie system rom Gs'aassl state c TIE
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In Their compost and rsy ~ s
ken at all times with perfect 'ay without any change q
diet; ant neabseues AZ any dcgreeaJs sI roudss e0s
70 Gdainiser Aess 70 cIH2ren.
BEWARE or COUGTERYETTl;
The genuine have Ave signatures OF Henry spaing each
box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Deaiss IN q icne,.
box Will be sent By mall, prepaid, oaree,..; Of ths
PRICE, 25 GENTS.
All orders should be addrested 10
HENRY c. fPALDISG
As Cedar Street, New yorif.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-The Governor has iDiorma
ton that 800 Tennesseeans are the way to join the
Confederate army.
The seeauer Habana IS being converted into ves
sell
Ex-Governor Houston spoke at Galveston on Friday,
emphaticay depying that he had communicated with the
Federal Government He also denied that he claimed to
be still the Governor Of Texas He said he had retired
to private e and would leave it except for the
defence Of his country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29

Tue BRAZILIAN MINIsFRE-An fpttrvies Nth Lir-
eoln-We underGtana the Brazilian minister had quite
an interesting interview with Old Abe on yesterday 1t
seems that by treaty with Brazil three months notice
necessary before blockade could be effected.
Lincoln having declared blockade without such notice.
and cargoes Of coffee Being the way to New Orleans
as matters now are the coffee cannot enter there
To effect an arrangement of thu uaa.ier was the OBJ
ject of the ministers yist 10 Washington Old "Abe'
as usual talked about BLOCKADE" running the ma
chine, "kec ping house." &C. to which the Brazilian
minister replied in broken English "He did not kaow
anything about those things; but one thing he did
know that coffee had to &C il.a New Orleans" "-Ales.
SsutineL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
"The Southern Cross.''
AIs-"IHE srAR sPASGLED BANNER"

Oh say, you SEE, through the gloom Snd he Storm,
More bright for the darkness. that pure cons laior-
Like The synbol Of love ami redemption Us form
A 70 Poinis 10 the haven OF hope for The nation!
Hos radiant each star, as they beacon ai2r,
G'viag promise Of Pesee assursues 10 War!
lis the tross - be -0Nh which shal. ever remain,
To Light Us 10 Fseedor aud Glory again
How peaceful and bles. vas Americas soil
.fl betrayed By the guile o. the Puritan demon,
hch lnrks IN Ter viriue nd springs nom its coll,
To fsste1 = iangs Ia the lie blood Of frtemcn
Then loudly appeal 10 each heart that can feel
Aad crush the foul viper 'nezth Liberty heel,
AMI sue Gro 8 u tic South shall foreys remain
To light Us to Freedom aad Gory aia-
lis the emblem Of peace ts the day star Of Hope,
Like the sacred tbGrSai which guided the Roman;
FROM the shores Of the Gulf 10 tae Delawares slope,
us me uu't OF th- free AL the terror OF foeGaen.
Fing its lolds % ths air Ehile We bO8ly declare
lhs tiEh's we demand or the deeds that We dare,
Aud the Cross " ats South shall forever remain,
To Hight Us TO freedom and glory again.
But II Peace shog'd he hopeless and Jcsti'e denied,
And vars bloody vultu should clap his BLACK prions,
Thfr gia ~ % arms. while re hurl In our pride
Def nee 70 ryrau;s and death 30 their mlaions
WITH our FRO 20 the dsd Swearing never TO yisl',
Or return Ike he lartan, 10 death on our saitlt!
Ant N Cross q q South shall tump pbaat wave
As the nag Of the fsee OF the pa Of the brave
ST. GEcRGE TucEEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
To A. r. T. CArRoy.
TROOPS FOR VIRGINIA.

From tks Charleston COarier of Thursday
-Four companies of the gallant Sacond Regiment South
Carolina Volunteers Col J. 3. KerShaw arrived in the
city last evening from Morris Island and qulrered
at the American Hotel. They brought up their arms
and baggage preparatory to their departure for Rct
mond, and are between five and six hundred strong
The Palmetto Guards, Capt. Gu hbert, probable vii
not be able leave before Saturday. Captain Hailea
company Of Volunteers, from rershaT, aad Capt Ne
Nsuus company irol anCSster will also report TO Co
Eershqw 4. richmond. South CAROLINA will be ably re-
presented ou the soil of Virginia.
Should the foe attempt to nvl6e that soil a warm
ception will be given, and lesson taught then ia. wi
not soon be forgotten.
A meeting wee ae,a yesterday OF those members of
the Washington Light Infantry who purpose volunteer
lug in the giment of Rifes now being formed We
expect before many days to report the Rifle Regiment
filed and on their way TO the scene of ntSe.. ana ac
ton, in Virginia.
20. t4s augusta (Ga) 2aroniele.
we have seen dispatch from Governor Brown, dated
April Esd which says that Capt. Walkers and Captain
Bodgets companies, OF this CITY, wild be ordered mme
diately to Richmond Virginia. with eighteen other COM
panies from Georgia, making two Regiments The Re-
giments will rendezvous Richmond, where they will
select field officers All the companies will be mustered
into service on their arrival at Augusta.