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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-06
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NonCD , Asrssy esvsa. aAak1 yin. q - ieeA
~ cay Of July ieea, cc00ene1ng q he hoar q 70
ocaark. A. H. II ny o6lco u Counci RaAs CITY, Iowa.
sell q pselic a1ceiaa esr casA tAoAtsAos e6dsr The
fcitoutnG Described 10ai 1sanse. = VA Dogsnning
ss the soaiA west coFaeF - sorffaa 1Aee "a tAencs
running noEtA - SSfeo cAana tAeec east - cAains
thence south, 81 s5ioo cAsins Aence Weaa - eAans
10 he place u he<innine 6eng To axA pet q he
quarter OF section number a. in toWnsAip
- r.nGs ~ cen'ainng exhsy-sesen acress md nine
acres az land situated aad being IN square FORM in the
nsh east o. the north quarter o. the
Uess quarter Of section - township - range ~ and
The sxsh EAST quarter Of the nrrsh ws quarter "
toa y, township .. range ~ excepsins nine acres
situated and being in square form. in the south west
ccrner a The said NORTH east Nuarer the west
garter Of section - IN Mid township and ranges all
the County 81 and state Iowa b. viY.
tue II . Deed u Trust executed ~ William H. Amy
the ath day Of FEBRUARY. Il. D.. looo and recorded
BY the Recosdcr ef PsstAwAstamie County In hnsk n
page 81 for The purpose Of securing the payment
note therein descYieed for $50 g. made By said
William Il Amy, aud which noss Is ne- dne and IN
paid. D. c BLOOAEl. Trustee
Dated Juns ssA. lssl.-3i5ss
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~ Mr.. 8. O. JAsEs, II the ut. Ayr
Republican Visited this city this week, f,r
the purpose Of being q "soger man." The
company Of which be is q member has been
accepted, and will in the course Of five or
ten days, be in quarters here. We believe
that JAxss will use the "shooting stick" to
some purpose on the 'sssceshers."
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e L. SBixLDs. OF the Gienwood Times,
has forsaken the ssstick and rule" and taken
10 the use Of the "sboosing stick en-
trsIy. He is q Lieutenant OF Capt. Enc
Ir.u's company, now IN quarters in this city.
We hope be may give the "seeeshers'' good
"proot'-.has no "rsviss' may be recessa-
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DCsmpany A, 4sh Regiment lewa vol
un,eers, under Command Of Cspt. EsoLTsH,
arrived 10 the City last Tuesday. They
were welcomed BY Capt. CsAso's Company,
Of Infantry, and the Council Blufs Artil-
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DISSOLUTION.
ne eDpartaersAip hezesssors existing. bsevssa ~
underlined. is this day dissolved ~ mssml cuase.a
ne business II She srm viii Be closed . b. he an
A. T. LArue, vim ecnsia,e he besissa.
A. = LAnrR,
J. r. walliAns,
coune;i Dluzs. June SSH. lssl a..
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CT On Tsesaay evening OF this week
Company u 81 the 4h Regiment Of Iowa
Volunteers hold an election Of officers, with
the following result:
Captain IS. II. CKaIo. -s...
ist Licat.-P. A. WagxlER.
81 L" w. II. kIssxAS.
Much unanimity prevail, d, and all hands
appeared satisfied with the result. We
have no doubt there nre many men in the
Company who would make competent and
Efficient o&ccrs, but We knou that those
selected will prove to be such. Mr.. CKArG
isa moe II considerable military experience,
Of sound judgment and discretion, and in
every way qualified to discharge, with sue
cess, the datis, Of tho post to which he has
been elected. The LIST Lieut., sM.r. WgEkLsR,
nagen'leman, in every sense Of the wor. ,
he has not, w. believe, had much experience
In military affairs, but il one OF the bcs,
eneiuesrs IN -. - Stats. and is calculated TO
make an excellent ufEaer. Mr.. n,xsxaS /,
ayaung gentleman Of indomisabls energy
does everything hs undertakes, and knows
no halfway. Politically, the first two are
straight oa, Democrats, and the last rery
Black Republican.
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Sherins Sale.


BY virtue Of Execution TO me directed from the
Once OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of
ME County Iowa shall proceed to SELL Sat 'rdsy.
the Goth day of July A. D. 1851 between the hours Of
o'ci'ck A. and o'clock P. n OF said day-com-
niencing at II O'Clock NJ OF said day--n front OF the
County Treaurer's once in the Of Council B!uns,
the fol owing described Real Property OF Aaron Powell.
to-wit The of Section thirty-sx to6) aud the
Of the " Of Section thirty.slx ls6) athi the
south Of the South ~ the Of Section twenty
i've (2a) and the Sw y OF the SW of Section
twenty-five f25). all in Township sventy-fonr t7l.
North of Range thirty-esht t3S) and lying and being
in Pottawafamie County, State Of Iowa and cuntsin
ing in all Two Hundred aud Sixty OF land, more
or less
Taken as the property Of Aaron Powell to satisfy
Execution in favor Of Milton r Black.
s. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
CyC. F. REED, Deputy Sheriff
Counvil Bluns, Iowa, June ID. 1851.
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LUMBER.

TIME NED, MANI. 1ae<i
1AC1CREnS u Lomhey - ReeA. AA1.
isnd, (stx miles fron Csuneii Huosj 2SSs.s9
hsve go - lad, . iAsSs iss ~ m,
seos1oe1 Cssssnwss1 Le01es, 1D01
- ~ varisns ssss sn1 ks. tn Ne for Duiihg snA
Hsocn4. All osAsss Isff - tAey Ysfds n kxkauA q
Council eiuAs psomptty attended 70.
rive cali postBeSlss attention Of YavnbeSy NE
have ~ pss1scss u tAe Hsrm 70 exchanee Sos Lab
rsrfssiAer pssttrsIArs, inquire u =. Iof8oM. CGu
a Dss0, - q ~ Nil, HrtlAnA.
JOIN HANrmOax 80.
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q. j. FOX,
Baldwin's Brick Block,
|Iowor broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
DsA1s. II roaslax AxD Doszsno
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY /!
SLIGO Ind TYRONE IRON.
steel, Nails and CastiaEs,
ANVILS, VICES,
Dssssws, oessu Rsssss, AssS = 0sA9s 1so.
ssrs, sprssS r., Axsss, SD rAsoSss anssss,
CARPENTERS, MILL WRlGHTs,
Aad cabines Maksr's Teols,
0ssssS1 1sssss1s $50 sss0 eess Ssss0o.
HUNTS. slAAoHs' a.A coLLINs'
Axes % Edge Iools'
saoyxls a.a sPAn1A q Ama,, snA esAsr, naks,
Haiter T1a.as
nrYrr nYNY~ rrA rrnrAr
LocA'' IA1cs' sos' scAA"s' sAss
ASS '"D a'"sA - -
'''p 0'''' 80 ~. - -
HOUSE rURNIaHIN1 oOoDs,
.rss..e. - xs...>s pa,,.. 1e.1. -
Ieoe0 AanAfsd TeAes 0asleg1, aesoee Reo.
80 Ssrks $50 Spssss. 1rass SD 1ss
AnnlOul Tim A. mann eAAenrc
Alafss Stock always q hand q
nrrpvC N0ryuE, mr. nsuC
u.s,o... o..Ioss:: strs. Gutter s. ns.sl'iss Hay
a'''' s's ssv ns.s ~ a - A hn ss'e
So5SSs LII anu CnsAu oPs'
nan. Nm, .u...~
0''e< =" ''s Se'e''s as'e!' &C., o.
~ So 9ess - 90" Sssss CsSesssSs 40"
.NRaieu. anh E,ross Cps aaps, Asr. Ar>>e
0otsss &taefor@ Scales, AoeAsr DslB.
ss' 1"''s"'sS -.
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eY-"We hive nics little showers and
then the hottest kind Of weather afterwards
---g2.a 10 tho shade. II is n good thing
Tor the cool beverages manufacturers. When
ever it rains, vegetation all takes drink
and when last hoard from the corn and
.teG we're getting ''high." Kitchen garden.
Hssprsading themselves, pumpkins con-
tracing the swell head, flowers are having
blow out, and strawberries "going in
1 usual, for all Of which peas and bean.
IRE obliged to "sheli OUT" Cabbage head.
are on "bus,," but radishes are pretty
much played out, and are running them
selves into the ground as fast a. possible
They look very seedy, and show the eifec,
Of youthful precoeity. Let rs alone for sal.
lad add lettuce alone FOR JEFF. Davis wa,
cry il often heard, which would lead re-
a.e,ing man to the conclusion that gardens
ara remarkably backward this summer in
the Confederate States"
By tho above paragraph. From the Du-
buqus Times. our reader. sill perceive tina,
shs "wsather anA things" in Eastern lows
varies but little from tho kind 20 have a
home.
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kTThs "Locap mar.es vas very dull
yesterday, considering the amount Of 4sh
shsrs vas 10 town. We heard Of but one
mu's-a compound ons-cau.ed by = "ss
esshsr"-some~has elevated attempting to
snssr the quarters Of Company 3, contrary
to orders. The guard, according to ios,ruo-
tons, refused him admitsancs, vhereupon
h started OF highly indig nans, and came
back in Few moments brand,shing bowie
knife and revolver, and declared that he
would shoot any man who would dare to
interfere with him, and do q great many
other very naughty things il he wasn't ''let
Alons." Az It vas very evident that he was
determined to be admitted somewhere or
break somsthing, il vas thought best to
crafty hin, 20 he was taken to the Spuire's
and permitted TO enter, without. m olestation.
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has won for itself such . senown for tho cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
IL 10 entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidences Of its virtues. wherever It has l,cen cm-
ploycd. As It has long been in constant uss
throughout This section, we need not do moro than
ASSURE the people its quality s kept up to tho best
Il svss has been, and that it may be relied on to
DO 6ux their rclic6 all i has ever been found u dos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
New York Sen. .

~" VIM 1NPt- 81
The Bermuda Gazette of Sept. 10th
says the mate and crew of the schooner
Victoria had arrived at Bermuda with
Trinidad dates to July 2lst, and states
that the pirate Sumter had arrived there,
obtained supply of coal and left on the
9Th of August. 1t is said the Governor
Of the island refused to receive the officer
sent on shore from the Sumter except AS
a private gentleman, and the same course
was pursued by the officer of the ship Cad
mus, which arrived at Trinidad whilst the
Sumter was there. The officers and men
Of the Sumter were frequently on shore
Numerous visits were paid by gentlemen
of the port Of Spain to the steamer, and BY
them the courtesy and frank kindness of
her officers is highly spoken Of The
steamer keystone arrived few days after
the Sumter left and after remaining about
half an hour steamed out of the harbor at
a rapid rate to prosecute her search The
hope is expressed by the port of Spain
Gazette that Capt. Scott would soon be
able to report that he had carried out his
instructions to the letter, as the presence
of vessel like the Sumter in the neigh
borhood where the people are so depen-
dent on the Northern States of America
for supplies of the necessities of life as is
Trinidad, is anything but agreeable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

cincinnati, sept. 20.
The committee of practical mechanics
appointed by the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce to examine into and report up
on the cause of the late accident at bridge
Is on the Ohio 4 Mississippi Il. r.,
whereby 50 many soldiers lost their lives,
have visited the bridge and examined the
same. and their unanimous report was pre.
scented aud adopted by the Chamber this
afternoon The committee say that after
a careful examination OF bridge As and
others built at the same time and of the
same materials, they have come to the
unanimous conclusion that the accident
was not occasioned by any insuficiency
of the timber or iron work of the bridge.
They attribute the accident to broken
rail which they found at the west end of
the bridge, as the locomotive and tender
passed over the bridge in safety, drawing
after 1t one passenger car This car, as
appears from marks upon the timber, mis-
placed the iron and cross ties which threw
the remainder of the cars from the track
as they entered the bridge, thus precipita-
ting them against the truss and cords and
breaking II down, and not from any weak
ness or decay of the tmbers. They sub
mitted to the chamber the broken rail with
portions of the timber and diagram of
the bridge. Another committee of prac-
tical men: appointed on the part of the
road, have made substantially the same
report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26


Gen. Anderson issued a proclamation,
saying no Kentuckian will be arrested who
remains at home, attending to his bust
ness, aud who does &c. take part by ac
tion or speech against the General or State
Government, or who does not hold cor
respondence with or give aidto urenemy
The Democrat publishes letter from
S. Il. Buckner to James Guthrie, propos-
ing that Guthrie continue the manage
ment of the portion Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad under the influence Of
forces under Buckner's command and if
he declined Buckner proposes tranferring
the rolling stock TO sach agents as may be
appointed in counties through which the
road passes.
The undestroyed locks on Green river
are guarded by Union forces.
Many of the Union men of this. city
arc much disturbed for fear the confed-
crates, having nearly consumed the eat-
ables of Virginia. will take advantage Of
uninterrupted Railroad communication
from Richmond to Nowlin, KY, and come
and devonr the catables OF Kentucky dur
ing the coming autumn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

Cairo, Sept. 70.
Very quiet. Nothing Of Importance
here to-day Rebel force at Greensboro
on the Ohio river reported to be l60O,-
under Col Goldsmith instead of General
Buckner. The enemy continue crossing
the river from Columbus to Belmont, Mo.
III large numbers. 1t is rumored that they
are moving from there northward, per-
haps on Birds Point. Their cavalry at
Charleston last night captured one of our
Lieutenants and two men.
The .ntoon bridge at paducah is CON-
plcted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

We call attention to the advertisement
of DIR. Davis, who is fully empowered and
commissioned to recruit volunteers for the
Iowa regiments, and has ample authority
to pay all necessary expenses and charges
Of transportation. subsistence, &c
Honor and interest alike prompt the
propriety and advantage Of the citizens Of
Iowa enlisting in the regiments formed in
our State, and by that means our quota
Of volunteers will soon be made up and
those who enlist will have the benefits and
advantages Of laws heretofore enacted, or
that may hereafter be passed for their
advantage.
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From wa.hingtcu.
Especial to Chicago Tribune. ]
Washinuton Sent

Special to Chicago Tribune.
Washington, Sept %.
DIR. Wilson, one Of the paroled Sur
geons from Richmond, says there is great
distress and disaffection there. All the
hotels are filled with sick and wounded !,
four hundred of one Florida regiment are
in the hospital. Medicines are very cost
ly--quinine eight dollars an ounce. All
necessaries of life are dear and small
change scarce; Confederate currency de-
preciating greatly, selling at l6 per cent
discount
All the Surgeons released agree that at
least two thousand influential citizens In
Richmond are opposed to the war. There
is no belief there Of al attack ON Wash
ton.
Beauregard's headquarters are at Fair
fax; Johnston near Winchester. There
are near four thousand troops at Norfolk,
where the steamer Mcrrimac is being con
verted into floating battery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
Last Nights Report.


New York, Sept. 20.
special dispatch from Washington to
the Evening Post says it is understood
that the Government will take no imme-
date action in the case of Gen. Fremont
The General will be allowed full opportu-
NIFTY to carry out his plan of attacking the
rebels under Generals Price and McCul-
loch before interference with his command
is made.
The Secretary of State has made salts
factory explanations to Lord Lyons in ref
erence to the new passport system. The
omission to inform him of the plan was
merely accidental
The condition of Kentucky excites the
liveliest interest. Several prominent citi-
xens OF that State have arrived here for
the purpose of urging upon the Govern
ment the necessity of forwarding large
numbers of Federal troops to sustain the
Union men.
The Commercial special says that the
enemys entrenchments on the Virginia
side of the Potomac have extended until
they now reach from Nunson's Hill to a
point near Alexandria. The panic mong.
ers still believe that the rebels will soon
attempt to cross the Potomac atsEdward' 8
Ferry and Acquia Creek, but there is no
foundation for such apprehensions.
Mr.. Lowe made balloon ascension
from our lines this A. NJ, and was fired
at by the enemy. None eff their shots,
however, took effect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

JEFFERSON Clty, sept. 20.
News from Lexington reports Col Gro
yer, of the Home Guards, killed from a
wound in the thigh also, Lieut.. Colonel
White, of Stiles st. Louis regiment, killed
by a musket ball
A man named Eldridge, a rebel from
Lexington, is here under arrest as spy.
lie was sent down by Gen. Price to learn
the strength Of our forces. Papers found
on him state our force at st. Louis at only
about 4 900.
MeCulloch is marching rapidly to form
junction with Price with large, we'll
armed and we'll disciplined force and .
good supply Of artillery. He is now very
near Lexington.
Mulligan's total loss at Lexington was
not over $50, and that Of the rebels not
more than 800.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

Rising Sun. Ind. Sc

Rlslng Sun, Ind, Sept. 20.
BY dispatches this morning from Flor.
ence, Ind, We learn that party of about
30 mounted rebels rode into Warsaw,
Il y; last night about ID o'clock, and
broke open building in which there were
stored some arms belonging to the State
and carried them off. Six or seven Union
men came up just as they were leaving
and were fired upon. The Union men re-
turned the fire, killing one of the rebels
and wounding several others 1t is sup
posed they have gone to Marshal, Owen
Co. One Of the Union men was wounded
in the arm. The Union men had taken
the locks off the guns that were stolen,
intending to keep them off uutil they had
organized their company. The military
of Risinesun have offered their services
for the defense of Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
~ trmtsh IN Westefn virginia.

Five Numbered of the 4th Ohio, with |
piece Of artillery and Ringgolds cavalry,
seventy-tive in number, under Colonel
Cantwell, and 400 of thesth Ohio, under
Col. Parke, made an advance from New
Creek, on Monday, towards Romney, drove
the enemy 700 strong out of Mechanics
burg Gap, on the morning of the oath,
aud advancing on Romhey, attacked the
town, causing the enemy, whose force
numbered ], 400 infantry and cavalry, to
retreat to the mountains, with a loss OF
3o.killed and large number wounded
Our loss is 3 killed and 10 wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
REBEL TO he IN w AsHGNG TON q
SUNDAY.

bUNDA n.
Washington, Sept. "a.
The rebels are throwing up earthworks
for the purpose Of fortifying Edwards
Hill, miles from Alexandria on the line
of the Alex 4 O. X. r. and 2 miles this
side of Springfield Station. There is how
ever, no large force there.
The Tribune Washington special says:
To my positive knowledge message was
received on Sunday p m. by lady in
Washington from the Colonel of the 9th
Va. regiment, now at or near Munson's
Hill. From the nature of this message it
would appear that the rebel General still
holds out the prospect Of an attack on
Washington to their followers, probably
fearing to acknowledge as yet the aban-
Comment of that intention The Virginia
Colonel sent word that he would be in
Washington on Sunday next, and the cir
cumstances forbid his making any such
announcement without being himself con-
WINGED Of its truth This simply shows
that officers of considerable rank in the
rebel army are still made victims of Davis
and Beaurcgards deception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
VOLUNTEERS.


araIho~~,trfxt" The ums has come when the
people or Iowa uag raise four more regiments ri
men in orsar %
- P'0 sns haap"i VI Hoops nsoos-
ssrt 70 DO raised In this State. Ii we cannot gct
sufficient number OF men and thai .aon il viii ha
necesssrv Ia ar.t, = .o,.,..
riotte oil, .,r. -, oau..a.. -,
10 pas. y
rxant4 ~
Are Italia =. do u,,,,.-v A., - a. go :,
passed 4, the Ia, 49,. c..ta !. r-.,.
will no, annlv 20 .n. ,,,.. go,
enlist with tho regpla, a,r,y - ,t,,,,.s
m. vo,n,,.a. -. = n''n
all persona Who 20 into any o,h., ,...
ton or enlist fereent -, ,h. rau,x - ~.
entitled 10 The nro,ac,ion ~ h.n.e,. ~ na
passed bx the IegIsla,n,s =, L.. O., -. n,.u,t :.
OF volunteers nna thai, t.ml,t.. a.r :. a.,
Ira ses.ion. 1sell
I~on1a st.o .u .,,.n., 49,,
from the Non. n R.k.. asa,.., -,
State n, L.. W ~"
.pr,
DAvrsroxr sept 10 l-Sl
IN n<r,h.r. - r.. - s-..,-~' -, 80
.,l<~. " 's'efeS"s " eofstt<s, ssd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

:, boston, Sept. 20.
The Deputy t. S. Marshal seized sew
eral vessels lying at Buckport, Maine, said
to be owned wholly or in part by rebels.
The new Irish regiment, the 2Sth New
York, now raising, is to be commanded by
Col. Thos. +. Murphy, late of the Mont
gomery Guards of New York. He has
adopted as his rallying cry, 'sFaugh au
billagh." They 90 into quarters at Camp
Cameron as fast as recruited.
Prince Napoleon and suite visited Low
el and Lawrence yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

New York Sen. %

New York Sep. IS
Flour market rather more steady
W heat market to &c better with good
export demand; 81 l6 choice Spring;
81 l7Gl IL Mil. Club; 81 l9(a1 20 Am
Der Iowa; 81 % Red State; 81 2sCal 80
Winter Red Western; 81 81 Amber Mich
igan; 81 . Red Ky. Rye quiet and
firm at 69(172. Barley dull and nomi-
nal. Corn to &c better. Whisky quiet
az Zoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
NatisnaI Fast nay.

Boston, Sept. 20.
The National Fast day will be observed
tomorrow throughout New England with
unusual solemnity. In Boston business
will be entirely suspended even to the
closing OF the Offices Of the ferry and rail-
road corporations. The daily newspaper
will suspend publication from Thundav
morning till Friday noon. Divine seryi.
ces will b. held in all the churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26
FROM MArrEaAsIrLEr.

y 4HVHHOV, N'tPt' 90
A new arrival from Hatteras Inlet to.
day brings news that all was quiet there,
and that an early effort would be made to
dislodge the rebels from Roanoke Island.
The sailing frigate Sabine arrived to-
day from Portsmouth and will sail south
ward tomorrow.
Gen. Wool will probably send no con-
traband slaves to Washington as the entire
force here is required for the use Of the
Quartermaster
Ross Winans simply gave his parole Of
honor, and did not take the oath of allie
glance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

Point OF Rocks, Sept. "a.
A portion of Col. Geary s,force had an
action day with 500 rebels on the Vir-
ginia side of the Potomac They were
sheltered on high point on the Catoochin
mountain and in houses at the base They
were driven away by the rifles and the
battery of Col Geary and the houses burn
ed. Several of the rebels were killed and
wounded. None of the Federal troops
were hurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-26

pt. LOUIS, sept. a
The injunction suppressing the Evening
News has been removed, and Charles G
Ramsay, proprietor, and ID. NJ. Grissom,
editor, released, assurances having been
given that they will not hereafter publish
statements about military matters as facts.
without learning their truth, and that they
will not publish anything injurious to the
interests Of Government. The News has
always been strong Union paper.
Military men here do not regard the
simple capture of Lexington as injurious,
but in mere military point men think
it an advantage.