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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16
COMMERCIAL.
DAIRY GATE Cry 0rYIcx, /
KEokuK. Nov. 3. 'til.

DAIRY GATE Cry 0rYIcx,
RxoKuK, Nov. ., 81
FLouR--superhne 81 80 Spring Wheat extra 81 rs;
Fall Wheat Extra 81 25
BRAN ANDsHoRrs-25 TO 4oc z 100 Bs
CoKN-l5 70 lie - bu3h.
BARLEY-No sale.
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a7tc.
cANDLEs-stsr i58le, stearne II MouidlI.
LARD--6c; retail Toe.
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LEATHER--sole 25ta2e Harness 2s83o
HIDEs-Dry Zoe green Al IS green sheep pei,s
3oE use, green hog skins 15c.
HAf-Timolhy new s5 UoaG 90, haied Ss Oo.a $40:
Prairie - o.
skEns- Hungarian rass w. Time thy 81 w. FLAX
Seed IS goo.
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EGGs-S49c.
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Peaches 81 Soc 81 IS. RalsIs 81 IS $685..
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BEEF 20 &c gross; 3g4 q quarter.
sHEEP-sl 50a2 50 = head.
HOGS Dressed 2sl3c.
sALT-G A. s. 80 r sack; Kanawha - $3.50 IN
barrel; Liverpool 81 oOa e. 90 SACK, LAKE ~ so
a. 90 u bhl
| FIsh-Mackerei. No saosaa1 q Dbl: No SIC
| Asl7. No. sl2Asl3, White Fish No. IS s0as IS
v half BIOL, God Fish Sec v n.
/ RAGS--2c.
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| per l2ksc n.
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! Funds
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New York, Nov. ID

Thh steamship Edinburgh brought a
small quantity of arms, and her manifest
shows an immense quantity of blankets
and army clothes.
A letter from Hilton Head Of the / Ith
says the entire Fresnel lighting apparatus
formerly used ON Hunting Island and
Martins Industry light house was dis
covered in excellent condition in the ar
senal at Beaufort and willie placedin their
old position
Specials say the rebels admit the loss
Of immense quantities Of cotton ut Beau
fort
The steamer Bogota arrived at Panama
on the 9th from Valparaiso and Callao. -
Gov. Bigler and family were among the
passengers, en- route for San Francisco.
Meigs has contracted with the Chill
Government to Guild the Valparaiso and
Santiago railroad His contracts amount
to about SlO, 900.
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SENATORS GwIN RELEASED.

Baltimore, Nov. 70.
The amount Of the Federal Loan taken
by the citizens of Baltimore, thus far, il
100000
AIesss. Gwin, Benham, and Brett have
been released on parole not TO leave the
country, without permission OF the Gov
eminent.
The ships, Lydia and John Cattle, were
seized as rebel property, to-day.
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COLDfLRS AND LABOREKS

The uuprt ccdeDted rise in Boots aud Shoes mi axes
IL necessary that yau Tax b. consa IN
less. lhe highest European aud mexican testimony
goes - prpSe that this ma, be done writer Id the
London Mechanics Magazine says III Naccron,A
AntiseptiC WateT-PrO0f Binc n Ing: II
have worn pair of boots three years, and am well
satisfied thai hs lis the wearing qualities OF leaher
at least doubled American testimony OF the
highest character confirms The statement.
Sold wholesale aud Retail by DUKE BARRETT,
Keokuk, Iowa Price OF single N box Is cts.
nnsl3i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

TCapt. w. ". Belknap, Of the keo-
kuk City Rifles, received his commission
on Thursday ms Major of the 18th reg-
ment We congratulate him.
BY the way, We would like to know who
will be the next one promoted from the
City Rifles. The list is long one OF
the military officers they have already
furnished. On Thursday a private of the
company, Henry Westhe, departed for
Cape Girardcau, to accept at lieutenancy
in company Of Engineers. Upon the
whole, If any one wishes military Office
in future hereabouts, We advise him to
join the City Rifles.
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Midnight' Report.
Southern Items.
Baltimore. Nov, Is,


Tie Norfolk Day Book of Yesterday
contins few important items. Accounts
of bridge burning in Tennessee were OK.
aggerated The bridge over Holston rv-
cr has been repaired and telegraph lines
rebuilt. II is, however, evident that Par
son brownlow and Andy johnson gangs
are in the mountain. giving trouble, "A
letter from Lynchbarg brings the latest
intelligence from East Tennessee. There
was fight on Sunday night, near Bristol,
between temporary volunteers and 100
men under Capt. Miller Two OF Miller
men and himself were wounded, nine trai-
tors killed, two wounded and two prison
ers
Reliable news from Kentucky reached
US that our troops have fallen back to
Pound Gap, and are pursued BY 1000
tederalis's. We have large quantity Of
baggage, munitions, artillery, &c.
Lynchburg. Nov. I3.
Knoxville has been placed under mar.
tial law. 45 prisoners taken by Floyd's
command have arrived 4 portion were
captured during the recent election in the
northwest
Nashville, Nov. 10,
The Iiion and Ameri an will publish
Tomorrow an address to the people of Ten
nesssee from Gov. Harris to furnish all
double barrel shot guns and rifles to arm
men now offering. He calls on Tennes
seeans to exhaust every resource Of the
| State before invaders shall be allowed &c
p0llute Tennessee.
| Patties arrived from East Tennessee
| report great excitement, and fears of !
| general outbreak are entertained.
| The Charleston Courier of the 18th
gives detailed account of the engagement
at Port Royal, and says the storm of iror
was beyond all description, but more like
roaring wind through the rigging Of shiy
in tempest, and says that up to lively,
| O'Clock, not man was killed, but at tina
hour, the enemy succeeded lin enhlading
the batteries. The fire proved destructive
| Killing and wounding Is in the Fort
being mostly among German artillerymer
of Charleston. The maneuyering of thu
fleet is admitted, by best naval officers, 4
have been grandly executed
The Charleston Courier has despatcI
Of the 18th that Beaufort is unoccupied
The Savannah Republican says the cit,
il in intense excitement A number D
families had packed up, and many womer
and children sent from the city. TIL,
same paper says: ''On tn whofs. ",
think this portion OF our population
| should not be present to embarrass the dc
Tenders Of our city
Lynchburg, Nov. l3a
The following information was received
/ by tn President Of the Tennessee q Nir
/ ginia Railroad
Jonesboro, Nov. Ii
| The Union men have a camp Of about
| 30 mem at ElIzabethtown near the Caroln,
line, and another of about 700 men nea
Strasourg Plains, both increasing ant
threaten to take possession of the rail
road
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4 TTENTION, CITY RIFLESl

ARMoRg CRY RirLxs, Nov. Is, 1861.
The members OF this COMPANY will meet at the Arm
Dry OH SUNDAY at2 O'Clock p M for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral Of George w Digas, OF the 7Ih
Iowa, who fell n action nj the battle OF Belmost.
Grape viii be worn on the left ARM and covers o u
the Gaps.
II ishopea Lat every memhcr will checrfnly aid In
paying fills tribute or respect TO the memory OF gall
liant soldier.
Ey orief OF Capt heiknap.
EFT MILLER,
Noyl6dlt Orderly sergt
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IF DIR. Hickey Of this city, Sutler Of
Col. Mooro's Regiment, arrived from Can
ton on Thursday morning.
AT the request of Union men in the
vicinity of Memphis, Col. Moore, with
his command, left Canton yesterday for
Memphis, by way Of Monticello, expect
lug to interfere somewhat with the calcu-
lations Of some rebels who have been
making trouble in that region.
DIR. Hickey came up for the express
purpose Of assisting j, III Sullivan, Esq,
Of this city, in raising men for Colonel
Moore Regiment, under the order issued
by Adjt. Gen. Baker to Dr. Davis, as
mentioned sometime since. They receiv-
ed an offer of 6s anen yesterday morning,
and have every prospect of success in fill
ing the Regiment. The Captain of the
above company fought under Colonel,
then Captain Moore, during the Mexican
war, and wishes now to serve under him
Jain in preference to any other man.
AD Nothing new or strange has occur
red at Camp Rankin, but everything seems
to be getting along generally very well
and the men appear in good spirits and
contentment. Capt. Kettle is in charge
of the camp. No parades have yet occur.
red, and only the usual company drills are
in progress
We notice that nearly all the compan.
les there have built kind of furnaces Oh
fireplaces ON the ground, over which to dc
their cooking. These are very convent
ent, and might be generally adopted with
profit. They consist merely of ditch
about foot wide and four feet long, GOV
cred with stone aud mud-plaster, with q
kind of chimney at oneend Openings
in the furnaces admit the camp kettles
DC.
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MaYsville. Nov. Is,

Reports from headquarters, dated 9Th,
received this evening through reliable
gentlemen who were at Piketon, say our
troops attacked the rebels 1000 strong,
who were posted on hill, killing So or
81 and taking 90 prisoners The rest
scattered. Col. John Z. Williams was
thefrst man to run away G of Col. Mar
shall men were killed and ID wounded;
his horse was shot under him. Fifteen
of Col. Iitfe's men were wonnded-none
killed The above il reliable,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

a STRONG STATLMENT.-We Lave
seen some strong puifs iof our Lake Sape-
rior mineral wealth, but we submit that
the Marquette Journal is IN advance Of
all lis contemporaries. II says that II all
the iron OF that region were dug from the
Garth, it might almost entertain the APP
prehension that the earth would lose It's
balance and staggcr from it, orbit
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Point Of Rocks. Nd. Noy. Is.

Col Geary having received infornia-
tion that the enemy we're about erecting
Notifications opposite here, Geary and %
men crossed the river and surprised the
enemy. After firing three volleys, the
rebel rctreated, leaving three men and
horses dead behind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

St. Johns. N. f., Noy. II

The steamship Arago, from New York,
passed Cape Race this morning ut nine
o'clock. She came close in, but it was
impossible to board her, rs frighlful gale
was blowing aud sea running in which
no boat could live. The spray blew com
pleteIy over the Arago. No dispatches
were consequently placed aboard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16
4 GENERAL ORDER NO. 46
ApsurAsr GrssRAls orricr,

Davenport, Nov. !, le6l
As frequent applications are made to this Depart.
10 provide transportation for aticles furnished
gratuousy for the comfort VI Iowatroops IA camp In
t state and in service other ssatee IL is deemed
proper announce that all snch arcles will be for
varied without expense 10 either the donors or the
soldiers.
The steamer Ad nne, the Northern Liue steamers,
the American Eaprts - Co.. ,he United Express
Co.. the Western Slagr Co. and the Railroad Comia-
nies have mest liberal cners such transports.
lion.
The articles most wanted are blankets tor single
beds quilts of cheap material about Ions By Sc
Inches vide; seoien socks. ~ooen or canton flannel
bed-goens wrapper, shirts and drawers; small
hair and feassef pillows aud cushions Tor Wounded
limbs: slippers
Decaeis the sick, such farina root,
starch, cocoa, aud nicely dried fruit be adyan
saguously distributed. Jellies should be- earciui,
pr pared 10 prev alton, and securely
pAaked.
Packages, articles furnished for particular reri.
ets IN lpai anals, must have the wishes OF he
or In regard the disposition 81 such articles, en-
piieisly endorsed upon then.
All articles shuuid be cIoseiy packed ia wooden
hoxes or in strongly wrapped bales snd plainl,
directed unth Top pt the contents ~ each box.
der cover, list ii chat II contains should be placed;
. duplicate Of THIS sLoula he sent by E.aii 10 me.
IL this cuAHsctoh eanbet Loo earnestly urge apet
the f rglme4ts the absolute necessity 81
ng full returns of their regiments tsh al promo
ioAs saatt.es, changes ia location of regiments
Its otis ht Zach REPORTS that ihs Antant Gen
erals ab4e seep AL AcSaFate fecofa 81 shs tess
~ .l4eut, ahd tuTntsh tue contributions above &c
fcfred TO. DE AeJHLaht VITO Aesiscis this auts is-
Ilets wrong upon hts reg4neni.
the Adtalaat 0encra ~oIid be happy " receive ans
Yora ara aAy ths a8uye- Articles, furnished
~ individuals u hy societies.
s4H BAKER.
noNg-a Adtutant General of Iowa
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Lonisyille. Nov. Ii

Gen Buell. has arrived A letter to
the Journal, from Crab Orchard, says
Zoliicoticr retreated on Wednesday, block
aiding the road from Cumberland Ford to
Cumberland Gap by blasting immense
rocks from the hills into the road
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LE- Carlton Lowe, son of Ex-Governor
Lowe OF this city, and formerly a member
Of the Iowa I'd Regiment, arrived on
Thursday night. We are pleased to learn
that he has received a lieutenancy in the
L 5. I'd Artillery. lie win proceed to
Washington to enter upon the duties Of
the post
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MICHIGAN CAVALRY

Joliet, ILL.,, Nov ID.
The monster trains from Michigan, with
the horses and men Of the I'd Regiment Of
Michigan Cavalry, Col Kellogg, 1900
strong, passed through here oday, en- route
for st. Louis
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice AZ hereby given that The undersigned was, De-
tobur 3ta leui, appointed Misunderstanding Of the es-
tutr Of Jacob Bushey ,aeeeased All prrsoHs ndebte
Ia said estate wigoyern themselves accordingly and
those ng clains against it will pfasent them with
ia he time required b Law. a
ANGELINA buSHEY,
Administrators of estate If Jacob bushcy, dec'd
Ri GiLI~oRn. Attorney. s8
Nov. q, I5Gi-dim
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The Sec'y of the Treasury had al IN
teryiew with the committee OF the asso-
ciated Banks this afternoon. at which ar
engagements were made for the taking of
the third 500, 900, 600 loan.
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bsr~ dispatch, received here yesterday,
from Capt. White, of the Jennie Whipple,
says that the ] lth Infantry will arrive here
at a. M, tomorrow, Sunday and will
have Dress Parade on Main street.
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NJ AR! WARE WAR!!l

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or Al
kipds OF Mutations Of War such Guns, Pistols Re
volvers aud ali kinds Of Ammunition required mol
to sell any person without m order from the under.
signed. This order must Do strictly complied with,
amber penaI, Of forietng all ar.iclea mentioned IN
their possession. JOHN s1ANNuS.
ilyl3d Surveyor Port or heokuk
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Ill. Men will not leave the Camp with
out written pass or accompanied by
their commissioned officers.
III Commissioned officers will not
sleep out Of Camp without leave Of the
Commanding Officer.
". Commanders of Companies will be
held responsible for the good behavior of
of their men.
Y. No Company will be left in Camp
mt any time without at least one Commits
stoned officer.
vi. The Rules and Articles for the
Government Of the Army Of the United
States will be strictly observed
BY order, I'll. I. REID,
Col 18th Infantry, Comd q.
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Dy-C Capt. Smith went down to Alexan-
dria again, yesterday, to muster IN the
rest of Col. Bishops North East Missouri
Cavalry. There are now mustered into
the Regiment. as follows:
Capt. Brauner, with IT men; Captain
Mckee, with 66 men; Capt. Spellman,
with 30 men; Capt. Miller, with 10 men ;
Capt Rockwell, with 81 men; Captain
kinsley, with "A men; Capt. Hackner,
with Ia men
We believe that the Captains were not
all mustered in as such, on account of lack
of men
Mr.. Mckee was mustered In as Major
and Mr.. Preble, formerly of this city, al
Adjutant.
One Company. under Capt Martin, re.
, fused Is take tie cath, aaa was. &c. .cus
tered in. The reason, as stated to us, was
that they had been deceived in cnlistinl
having been promised SO per month
instead of the sl3 allowed.
EF Sergeant Il. X. Condit, of THU
city, now o. s. of Company A, of tn.
18th u. s. Infantry, arrived on Thursda,
night, on recruiting tour with Captain
Ewing.
The recruits from this city for the l3tl
Regular Infantry, some 20 in all, are nov
at Jefferson Barracks, near St Louis, an,
highly pleased with their circumstances
generally. Three of them have been al
ready promoted. The baker for the Regi
ment formerly worked for Mr.. Raplee il
this city.
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THE GATE CITY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16.

EF There remain in Hospital here now
but II soldiers Of the Sd Cavalry. They
are all recovering.
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E- Rev Joseph A. Rosseel, Of Wis
consin, will preach in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, on It'll street, at
the usual hours, on next Sabbath, the
18th inst
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HORSES HORSES. HORSES

ksoKuK, Iowa. Nov ii, 1861.
Mr.. EplroR Expect lng 10 be absent fora few day
at Washington city persons having horse claims
reques ted call VIM. II. Lave al the onhce OF Ran
Kin & Miller, and he will furnish them Government
certncates, lie will also furnish transportation or
the members OF The "a Iowa oavalry, and 20 such re-
cruiting onieers and recruits A. are referred Ton
On "Wednesday mex, at . O'Clock y. m. = W Potter
Government baggage Master will sell al public anr
ton soinc horses thar have been rendered unit foI
service Persons finding stray horses marked ~. y
ar ID deliver Them 10 =. w. r~tier aud b.
III, -. ~. s..y -
w. H. twins will purchase a few horses for the GOV
eminent J. W. RANKIN,
noylsd9 Captain md L y, Quartcrm Aste.
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rfA- The JEANNE Deans last night
brought up 20 boxes of uniforms and un-
der-clothing, and one bale of blankets for
the Iowa 18th.
She also brought up 200 tons of Gov.
ernment freight to Hannibal.
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Boston, Nov. Is.

DUhIUTl, NV II.
The Collector Of this port has received
instructions from Washington to stop the
expectation of saltpetre and gun powder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

Ise~ Asst Adj't Gent Vilmore of Gen.
Prentiss' staff, arrived last night, for the
purpose, we learn, Of facilitating the de-
parture of troops to St. Louis, inspecting
affairs, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

We are requested TO state that the flu
neral of George W. Diggs will be attend
ed Tomorrow, at the Methodist Church,
and that a funeral sermon will be preach
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TT The Warsaw, on Thursday night,
brought up, consigned to Captain Smith,
tiftv-two boxes Of clothing, and three bales
u blankets, for the 18th Regiment -
From some cause or other, the 18th re-
eeives its equipments, much sooner than
anv other Regiment We have known.
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BeH- The weather could hardly be i'm
proved cool nights and mornings, and
clear, beautiful, Indian Summer days. i
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Dag- Mr.. Parsons will continue hi
School a few weeks longer.
Terms, 30 cents per week.
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rh- The corpse Of Corporal George W.
Diggs, Of Capt. PARROTS Company, Of the
Iowa Eth, arrived on Thursday evening
Ills mother was delayed at Cairo. The
funeral Of Mr.. Diggs will take place here,
upon her arrival, aud will be attended by
the City Rifles, and also, it is understood,
by Col. Reds Regiment Notice will be
given Of the time, and place of meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

Lf-Tom Ford, for beating and abusing
his wife, appeared before the Recorder, ON
Thursday, was fined $500 aud costs, and,
for want Of the wherewithal, was lodged in
the 'boose
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yTOLUNIELhS FOR THE WAR !.
1000 AbLE-BODlED MEN.
Between lie Ages OF Is aud a.
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF ION A
VOLUNTEERS,
10 seree as Lyont,y, Tn Three lears,
Laiess .Sooper Discharged

This Regiment IA no~ bcsnE raised under authority
Of Gen. Fremont, aha the nLADral uftAe doseth.foi
iowa, and y Ill rendexi at heoANk, and
esgalxea viii be III clotbeG and equipped for
tive seryee
Subsistence viii be furnished atshc espense Of tbs
uned ssatst at place OF Eenaszs0us, 70 Noiuaieers
df.Hhg whilst Companies are behg raised, Ia sttof.
aIer with Instr sllons 10 recruiting oLiesss
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tIATE of IONA ARJ' n GEeagAL' d OFFnEtf
DAVENPORT. oct. lU. le1I. !
Atameetlng OF the Commander IN lhief aud the
ofe.fs oflis staff held n the Office of the Adsut4n,
General on sAr iOA day II Uctbtr A. H. le6l Tic loi-
1890. llrl..r 4ilAlA fs.a
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Ap1,r GENERALS Dfyl,I 1Hk sIATa on Iowa, 4
DAVENPORT, OCT. ~. lst1. !
information has been received Ut thas ofes That PER-
sons claiming to bv recruiting .haeers from other
k ties. are, Various rolAts "a thiA State, endeasur
ine 10 eiiisi tha Miar5 service
IN other STATES These IefslLs aie LuiGliE Out IA-
dueemsbis ~ higher pas anu lihLer bouANes than
thuse pfosiaeab 3 law ,RLo .tei Inducements as vi
clothing. arms, &C., all ot Mhlth fase aid
founded. Bs ais OF thtse l1elLtes citizens oil
Stale led 10 aLnI doh the strhite oil ileir
blate, thus 4eIryhg tLemsesesoi tLesuIpari oi lie
state the state ~ ieir services. 1he citiztns
Iowa, subject L military auty are wAfJta ennis
ally rueA persons, atp III sui here
by strictly Ioriuden to lunliLue utRsinIMeliA. Ai
their ltllI. TT. otieer At Iubuqne, ebiistiIg ons
conpAhs Tor The Lyon Regiment is rot embrace
this oFasf.
by vraer OF the Commander in & hief
n. E. hAhLk, AuJit Genl OF Iowa.
Thereby eartlt. that en- instructed b. ihe Com
mander hi.t Of lAt state Iowa ~ that iii,
above Orders reiul, enforced; further noti.
all persons that Major General renont las eaIisssi,
refused grant Authority tohiy body nel
70 recruit the slate II Iowa, except it is a.nc will
nnd bs the consent OF The Goysrhofo OF The State.
-. ii. WILLIS, Ali DE- Camp.
III. r.. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers
heokuk Oct. ~. Isat-d
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nsg Capt. Harper Of the Iowa 7th,
wounded at Belmont, arrived last night,
on the way home 10 Fit. Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

The Union men have camp Of about l.
30man at Elizabethtown near the Carolina
line, and another of about 700 men near
Strasourg Plains, both increasing and
threaten to take possession of the rail-
road