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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
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Neutrality-suspicious.
Drttte Strabe, @t.Yeter, Minn.
Diefes 9otel bat cine @n3abl BON s%eraumisen
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

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burd neue GintGufe pcrpulltanbi9t.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
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bat ben
fb6nen @torc nit Der ar1or Or Trpnt
in Der Sadl onzS troBe,
smt1@en Der @ierten unb 6iinften in Der Nabe
beS Gen1peren3% 5auleS,
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paul unb un,ae9enb a9tunssppQ ait, baB
er fprtssabreno srDbere @enounsen
BON
StQpel< Il. TQncp<@ rpcerten
prppi1onen> @einen, 2ifSren uno
@{9arren, @6enfz%l tenflien,
Setlermaaren> Nd9eL
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empfdnet, ais ie auf ben Martt bon ct. Waul
gebradt tpuroen.
Dtele Waaren pTeriren mir @n9roS uub @nbetail
NIT etnem %9erin9en prrft iiber ben
&pfeupreis fir 8aar.
un1ere Waaret perben fir baar aefauft unb
auf ben Marften bes @ubens unb 0Itens BON et-
mem Wtit9licb Der 6irn1a Don lan9jdbrieer @rfab-
rung inn 5anbel aus9emablt, unb tperben unfebl>
par Dte1entsen befrieoisen, bic ms nit ibremBe~
1u9 beebrcn.
@ir pinl9en Defenders bic Mufmertiamfeitppn
&aufeuten unb 90nblern i'm Snnern BON Minne-
!ota auf bic &batta9e gu lenfen, bag ptr @aaren
tn St. Yaul 10 nieo1ig Serfaufen, ais tie an Yl1ben
tpetter unten ant Slug ~Derfauft perben fDnnen, 100
our@ 53eit unb nntolten eripart tperben.
Mu4 be1rr9en mir tin umfa0enbes
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@@ieben @elber auf Confirmation, 1@ifen @aa-
ren nad aQen Yunften Der pbern fTluGe
uno bes Snnern NIT Der srDBten
@9neQiateit.
Wtr be3ablen an Tarmer bic bSdlen Marft
preiie fir ibre Yrpbutte, @etreibe unb Ginises.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

NoiIs-That no citizen inhsHltsft or resiaerf Z.
this state. subject do military duts either ftfhe
Voahleer or Reserve Militia sba8l hereancr enlist or
engage 10 enter the military SERVES ofan, oNer star.
snd all persons liable to military duty within tbssta4.
are hereby prohibited fiom rnstlps agreeing teen.
iss, ,ar assembling with view or far ire
terirx the service ofany other state Nor shaiI nm.
perssn within this Stale, liable 10 dc military duty
ter iio tie service ofthe United Sias sso,rt nader
The express suthorltg IN this State Irose.a. Thai
his oraer is nor ehded ply yresent tes.os
erHH~nt Of the United States ton reeruitire tar The
Regular Army iursuartto The Aetsef Congress and
pfeFis~d iaftLsr. that This Order the neat
Ing one does not sprls 10 The Company nov being
raised At HD ba4ae f9f the .sLsDn Regiment
No ili.Ihat all persons, ~h.sher resident, ftli.
ntAtr o. otherwise, and aiorser except regnlsr, n
thoraed ocers Of the lpsed States recru,lur for The
United States Regular Army, arr hereby rroAiblts
from enitsting of in any mknnst reising men witl!u
this state with aslo~ or bf he IGfluse u sn,eritp
Into The military sesee III any Tier state or orl az
United States. saerIt IN rursnaneeef tie
thoriis Of the state or Iowa.
Nc. iV.-Thaithe Adjutaut enerai OF This State be
charged with The dats OF se.sAs that nsilhef u The
sbose Orders mos. ii. and III j j. violated
Ana The said Adlutsni General, hen satisfied that
either orsh, OF The above Oraers tAos. and III
has been DF IN helHK violated shs order ali officers
persons violating such Aar IL ~ Arr. m.
less bc tomuahd gtt atLefN iss directs 10 L.
attached 10, enter ard pisates Ia any comps
ny or regiment being ra.s.d within ths state under
authority thereof
Hy oraer VI the Com m a nd q r.iH- 4 lief
N. Is. hAhFh
AdjntALi General If the state of la~a
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
For the Gate CITY



Upon the approach Of the ice, in the
fall or early winter. the Ferry Company
it seems, abandons the river TO whoeye,
sees fit to to cross people in skiHs. yawls,
DC, and at all kinds Of prices from dime
to d dollar.
Now, ! nm not one Of the grumbcrs,
and am not going to complsin Of the neg
ilgcnce or the Ferry Company. or the ex.
tortlon Of the prirateersmcn, but would Jus,
say that it seems to me that ths Ferry
Company should pu, sufficient force oil
men with good boats (and l would sug-
gest small fiats) to cross all that come,
charging only the usual winter prices.
BY this arrangement your city would
not be so speedily abandoned BY market
men, merchants, &C., ut the first show OF
little ice, or the sudden falling Of the
river, which not unfrequently occurs at
the commencement Of winter.
But ere long We must have good SUBJ
stantial wagon and railroad bridge here.
Its position and our rapid developments
demand il. True, il would be massive
and somewhat costly structure, but the
question IL, Would IL pay I
! ain told that, during the past season
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

It was not unfrequcnt for the ferry boat to
have more wagons than could be got on at
load, and il will carry from fifteen to
twenty and crosses In few minutes.
The best Of stone for piers and abut.
ments abounds along the bluffs of these
rapids, very easy of access, soft but firm,
and hardens on exposure. And, by the
way, regard II a. the most beautiful
stone in the country, being Of that warm,
nutumnal tint harmonizing and blending
40 kindly with most other natural and ar
tihcial objects. ITEMIzER.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
COMMERCIAL.
DAsLy GATK CiTY OrYles. .
kEnK-E Dec r Tf.

\
kKos-K, Dec n 6r. /
4 FLoURsuperane IL g5; Rprin Wheat xtra s1 Is
Fall Wheat Extra 81 25
/ BRAN ANnaHORTS--3o TO s0e tfrs
coRA-l5io lie .. bush
| BAHIEY-~No sale.
MHEATln good demand. Fsn .oa IS; 81 sr4lA, ID
chpce do .ae
kfE~~2ue ,stnii
nATs~-l28sa i3c.
F0IAIoEs- ise2o bs llp load retail % TO 3oe
no1Ah-Aew Orleans iatf as q iu>s, prime l0ha
II ~ clarified i2&l3 crusHna aud loaf i2k@lsa
MoLhSSkS-plaulation 81 as5o, suxarhousa Asa str
Goiden syrup 7oaa.c
GUFFEE-hio i3iasisc Jasa222 2.4 Laguyra GOA 2g
EILA-sts l0c.
SoAp--paim &C, Family 5ssc serman tCin.) Y
a7te.
oANpLEs-siar II ale. stearine Il, Mouidii.
iAkD--5t4 20 DC; retail etc.
BVTTkR-common eas7c, Choice 10, retail In j, q Is
LLAFHEk--sole esases, Harness as43o
HinES-DEs l0GIic, green +ast green sheep
pelts 1ssSie green hos skins l5c-
HAY-rimothy, new s. o0ag o. baled n o0a sio
Prairie So CO
skEDs- Hungarian Grass 90; Timothy 81 90, FlAx
seed COG c.
nsloAs-atassac.
EGGS l0silc.
WHITE BEAAs--5oeas1 N.
FkATHkRs---se %.
Klf1- Dried Apples 81 IS y bashei. Dried
fsaesirs VI ssag - 90. Raisns ~ O0 y % 80
CHEEsk--W estern Reserve DC; Denmak 6k45.
BEEF--lAd gross: 3a4 quarter.
shEEp-si sDs2 81 v head.
HOGS Dressed 2ka &c.
sALT-G. A. ~ 50 y sack: Knnawhs 90 IS q ss %
barrel; Liverpool 81 sRa ~ 90 sack; Lake o. es
cs2 10 ebi.
FISH--MAek~rei, No. sq0sasI q Dbl. No . ais
4Alt. No. , &f2asl3. White Fish No. g5 So IS
y half bbi. Cod Fish sac q n
RAGS--lsc.i
OLD iRoN->s4 sc n. Brass SO Ioe ~ Cop
per isssc G h.
ENCHAA6k--on New York, Banksble Funds ~
for gold T. cent S. Louis j. cent for Mlssour
Funds
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
Louis yesterday


The Lee County Teachers Institute
will hold its Third Annual Session at
Wes, Point, commencing December Both
Lectures will be delivered by Rev Geo
b. Jocelyn Of Mt. Pleasant, Rev Mr
Stewart Of West Point. and Mr.. W "
Jameson Of keokuk. The exercises
will continne for week. The citizens oi
West Point and vicinity will generously
extend their Inequalities to those who at
tend tile meeting.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
from IT. Iickens.

New Urk, Dec. IL.
A private letter from on board the
steamer Richmond, which took part in
the tight =. It, Pickens. dated Nov. I'D
states that the vessel commenced bonn
harding Port McRae at III o clock on the
22d, The writer states that he had been
compllmenung the captain of one of the
guns on the accuracy Of his aim, when a
shell bounced through our buwarks took
his head of and wounded SIX more men
This shell on exploding raised the ship
out of water and made her stagger like a
drunken nian. Another shell burst sir
feet below water line, causing bad leak
but the steam pumps kept the vessels free.
! The firing continued all day aud was ne
sumed by the enemy next morning when
We moved out of his range. The fripate
Niagara still kept at them, but being out
side the bar she cannot be much damaged
Tort Plekens had up 10 date lost but
one man killed and seven wounded. Fl.
MeRae is much damaged but We cannot
destroy 1t with our smooth bore guns, a
they are 10 match for the enemv's rified
cannon. The bomhardment was 10 be re-
newed the next day, sd, with the deter.
mination TO whip or be whipped
Since leaving the passes of the Mssis-
sippi, several rebel vessels had managed
to escape. \ Spanish vessel had come
down with q number of fugitive Span
iards to escape Imprisonment, who repor,
the rebels had three iron clad steam bat
tering rams ready to repe an attack. each
carrying eighteen to twenty of the heay-
lest guns. and additional steam rams and
fire RATS We're being constructed.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
Third Iowa Regiment.

A letter from Camp Benton says that
Col. Williams, Of the 3d Iowa Regiment
was restored To his command the other
day, and Immediately arrested number
of his officers. but the next day the tables
we're turned on him. The writer says he
is very unpopular with his regiment
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

The following deaths are reported in the
military hospitals in st. Louis:
Luther Griggs, I'd Iowa Infantry
Abram r. Noell. Co X, I'd !"
Daniel Nj. sherman, Go. L, 18th Infan
try
Thos, Clapp, Go. !, Sd Cavalry.
{. A. Horsclaw, Co. +, 9th Infantry.
Victor N. Bartell, Co. B, I'd
Mrs Caroline Pratt, (laundress,) Co.
+, 18th Infantry.
Rodney Higby, Go. G, Sd Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

LtYIhIfOh, Dec. I /.
Letters received to-day from Ingraham
hotel keeper, and Mr.. Carson, post-mas-
ter at Somerset, say that fighting between
plckets had ceased and the rebels had re-
turned across the river. Somerset il six
miles this side OF the river, and has never
been In possession Of the rebels as hereto
fore reported. The letters were received
by DIR. Slaiiel, proprietor Of the stage
line to Somerset, and are reliable.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
Ncw Stage Route.

A daily line Of four-horse stage coaches
Is now running from here 10 Quincy,
through Missouri, making connections at
Quincy with Railroads east, south. and
west. When the roads are in good con
dition, a. 1t the present time, the stages
get IN here By 3 o'clock p. ~, bringing
81, Louis papers Of the day previous.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ARMS. TO ARMSl,

am authorized to cali for The organization OF two
baalions of reserve Militia In Lee county; saia bat
talonsto be composed OF not than six compans.
each, and the companies contain no, less than AZ
menin addition 20 the company officers. One bat
talon is to be raised IN Keoknk and vicinity and the
other ID or near Dover and vicinity.
Persons raising companies requested 10 rcpor to
me meimmedinteIy, IN order tha, may iulorm them A.
70 the plan Of organization, &c
thrust that the above call Will be responded 70
promptly. pg HrtIIs
Dec. IS, fGi. Aia da-gx.a
The following IL the plan of organization alluded 10
above.
Ia order that more perfeet organisation ~ the
Mliltta of ---- county may be effected the yarfous
captains aud commissioned officers Of said Militia are
hereby required to organize their eeve CON panIes
Into ----- battalion, TO he known as s-~-- counts
battalion No. ---, of Reserve Miiitia and Hrocaei
upon y certain day Designated by tile commissioned
otcerst 70 elect one Major whose daty ii shall ba a.
command The battalion. THE Msior having been se
elected aii officers and soldiers OF his cointnsn are
hereby rctai red to be obedieu, his orders and he
10 obey snch orders rs he may from time 10 time re-
ee've from his superior officers Provided thai
nothing herein contAipfd shall be 40 construed a. u
require him or his command any either service
than that of the state Of Iowa
bs order OF the Commander n In Chief
Dec I'll, '6i ~ u. HILLS, Aid-dc Canp.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

New York, Dec. IL.
Stocks--Dull and lower, Money and
Exchange without change; Active Ster.
ling Exchange firm at lOs5@lO9; & q Il
53a; G B a q 5s4; @ d r l5t; Pana.
ma ll4a, Nj s l8; do g,d as1; Harlem
1T; Pac Mail o74; Erie 3li; Hudson
37a; Harlem 2of n \ c Isl; Pa rs;
Mich 4 49a, q Scrip 6l4; u " r 334;
NJ y L Id, Mo D's 4Ua, Tenn Oh; N L
81; Hudsoa I'd Bonds TT; u 3 SIS Of
n Coupons, 80, 6's Of 81 registered
~.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

w heeling, Dec. IL.

In the Legislature. MIR. Carksadon OF
hampshire, introduced resolution pro-
hih'ting any person engaged in the re-
bellion from ever holding Office in this
State. Mr.. Snyder Of Monongahela. in
troduced resolution modifying those
parts Of the code which prohibi, writing
or speaking against slavery, 50 as to luake
them conform to the spirit and genius OF
our institutions
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
200 Men Wanted, I,

About 200 men are needed to fill up
the 10Th regiment. Those who have any
notion of cnlisting can scarcely do better
than to join this regiment. Every re-
cruit, on being sworn in, is Immediately
furnished subsistence and a full equip
ment, including overcoat and two good
blankets. The best Springfield muskets
are on the way from St. Louis, and are
hourly expected. Every thing that a
regiment needs il and has been furnished
with unexampled promptness. And in
every respect this regiment holds out the
very best inducements for enlsting.
RiyER--The river having risen two
feet and over in the last two days, is now
at hue stage and entirely free from ice,
yet no boats have arrived from below.
The Hamilton Belle took load of pas
senrers and freight and started for St.
Louis yesterday
LATrR.-At 8 o'clock p. M. the Penn.
bina arrived from St. Louis, leaving that
place ON Monday night She had large
load to Hannibal, but arrived here
rather light, and left very soon for st.
Louis.
The Northerner, Dcs Mones, and Des
Moines City are expected up to-day
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

4 REDUCTIONS.
BLACK OODS EDlsEIRGE NAGAzlNE (Tofy, J

the present cfiticn state OF European affairs will
fvnac these publicaiions unusually interesting during
she lore Ttnramias year. They Wii eecnpy middle
ground between the Ersty written naws tens crude
speoniasions, and fyag pf The daily Iourtkl
and he ponsisraus Tome tie fntnre historian wrt-
ten sfer the living interest aud excitement
Patfeni events the time shall have passed away 1t
10 these Periodicals that readers look for the
ONLY really htellgible and reliable history curren,
events, and such in addition their wriiesahlish.
cd literary. srsentinc. and theological character
urge ihem upon the consideration the reading pub
Tic.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the Bril-.
sh publishers gives additional value t. these Reprints
nasmurA asthes be placed In the hands IL sub
scripels about soon ~ the orig cal ed dtons
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

The President has declined to con,mu
nlcate to Congress any communication,
addressed by the Governments of Eng
land, France and Spain, in regard to the
armed intervention proposed by them in
the affairs Of Mexico. He deems that
1t Is inexpedient ut this exigency to d.
SO.
The Select Committee appointed by the
Speaker of the House on that branch al
the Presidents Message. relating to the
defense of the Northern lakes and rivers,
consists of Messrs. Arnold of Illinois,
Ashley of Ohio, Noell of Missouri, AID
rich of Minnesota, Babbitt of Pennsyl-
vanla, Spauldine Of New York, Granger
OF Michigan, Wheeler Of New York, and
Potter of Wisconsin.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

Louisville, Nov. 10.
Iolllcoffer has not advanced north of the
Cumberland river, as reported.
Gen. Schrfphas withdrawn to Somerset
where he awaits reinforcements.
Frankfort, Nov. 10.
Garrett Davis was elected Il IS. Senator
for the remainder Of Breckinridge's term,
by 81 to L.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

LADIES SoLIERs' AID SOCIETY
are requested to state that meeting oi
this Society will be held this afternoon. in
the Ministers room in Chatham Square
Methodist Church.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
THE GATE CITY,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II.

LOST. A fur glove was lost yesterday,
which the finder will please leave at this
Office and receive his reward.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
An Alarm. .

Washington, Dec. II
There was an alarm along the lines
last night and the enemy was supposed to
be approaching in strong force All night
seven divisions Of the grand army were
under arms. The alarm proved to be
false, and at noon to-day all was quiet.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
M AR. WAR;. NAR.!.

All persons keeping or having for sale. az ets
kinds OF Munitions OF War, such 80 Guns Pistols Re-
vovcrs and all kinds OF Ammunition are required no,
10 sell 10 any person without from the
vigncd This order must be- strictly complied witt
under penalty of furfcitlEg all artetes mention cd In
their possessioH. JOHN sTANNUs.
jyi3d Surveyor port Of keokuk
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

re- The first battalion of the I'd Iowa
Cavalry left Davenport on Saturday, by
the cars, for ST. Louis.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

New York. Dec

New York, Dec IL
A private letter from Martinique dated
Nov. 2Sd, states that the Iroquois is off
this port waiting for the Sumter Anoth.
er, dated 10Th, says the Iroquois arrived
last night, but the Sumter had escaped.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

@A letter from Washington says
that Gen. Jones and Col Merritt are there
and expect to be appointed Brigadier Gen
erals.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

ApJ'T GrsgsAIr 0yFIcr or rHa sTArv oY Iowa
DAvKkfoR1, Oct. 3D. fscl.
Information las been received al this Gil GO that per
soma ciniming TO be recruiting Officers from othe,
Etrtcs, ares various poiits in this State,
Ing 10 enlist chixsir VI this Stale Tor Military serpc.
In other StAftA. These lrrsols holding uut In
dUceMentstt higher lAg and higher Lounlies thar
those providedby law, ahd other Inducements ~ 81
clothing arms, &c, ali VI which ale false and mn.
founded. h. ntans OF these pftiences citizens 81
our state are aato AhnLdv Ihe service OF their ox
htte thus dtlrisitg themselves of the support u tbs
State, aha the State ~ their serAiops lie citizens o
Iowa, subj ton tafs DUTY sarneanettu enl,s
un1cf ans such persons air alt sleh Iersos are he,.
by Erlciy forbidden 70 sonlihlt such cLlisteLt3 ID,
their peril. The officer al dubuque. eui,sttnr a..
comrah! Tor tile Lyon kfgiment' IL not embraced i,
this order
by order Of the Commander in. G hieT
N. h. BAKER, AdJ1t 6enl OF Iowa
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
PREMIUM TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,

Thu Nos OF the Per oiieais 1s6O will be fur
nished complete, rifAesf sddsttonai charge.
Unlike the nj re ephemerai Magazines OF he da, these
Periodicals los- little by age Hence fmil year ofthe
Aos Inr 1860, may be- regarded nearly valuable
fr lA63.
Subseribcrs wishing also the Nos for 1861, will be
supplied I'll the following extremely low rates.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;,
1000 ABLE-BODIED MEN.
tRetween The Ages Of Is aud 45,
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT or low /,
VOLUNTEERS,
10 scree os LJan'ry, for Three Years
Iniess Sooner DtscLarJed.

'7777'7T7 - 7FFT7FEF gTU.
This Regiment is now being raised under authorify
ofGen. Fremont, and the authority ofthc cGovernofot
Iowa, andYs1l rendezvous at heokuk and a. soon ~
orgapxed si be at clothed and equ lpIesl fer
tive service
Subsistence w.tT be furnished at tLs espen.r II th.
United stAtss At ptnc" of rendezvous to Volunteer
drilling whilst Gonpa les being raised, la aerof
snes slth Instructions 70 teefu,iinr on4cers
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
TERMS: Regular Prices. J
POATAGE.

The postage 10 any part Of the United States ill be
but Twenty Pour Cents n year Tor Rack.
"oop, anu but Fourteen Cents year for
eAEh Review. 3a8Nsg~-r.~sz
Al the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
fl ad aAn
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
I OsT

! osT.
On ih" night Of the 9th inst between the residence
Of "A. h Ghitteuden aud the peuieg Hausc lady.
hne Cameo Pins-osi and veiled figure, small piece
broken from The upper section. The Under wifi be suis
sbis rewarded by reinrning The same to- The Office oi
the DemlnE House. [deo9t3tl