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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07
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TTr,bune's Dispatch

Washington, Oct. 4
Brevet Major Gen'l Wool arrived here
to-day and reported to the Secretary of
War. The bar-room directors Of affairs in
Missouri greeted his coming as honest evi-
dcnce that Gen'l Fremont had been super
seeded and would speedily be brought here
to confront court martial, but they are
grossly mistaken The facts in this whole
case are that Genl Wool WAS ordered
here for consultation Gen Mansfield is
to take temporary command Of Fl Mon
roe, that point being of too much import
ance to be left even day without an ex-
perienced commander General Wool
this morning had an interview with the
President, the Secretary of War and Gen.
Scott. No new command had been as
signed him, nor has Gen Mansfield been
ordered to remain permanently at Fort
Monroe.
No Cabinet decision has been arrived at
on the Missouri question, but within the
next As hours the Administration W de-
eide either to supply Gen. Fremont rein-
forccment, arms and money asked for, or
supersede him II the latter, Gen Wool
will be ordered at once to ST. Louis TO
take command, and in that case men mo-
ney and arms will be sent on. 1t i still
believed, however, that Gen. Fremont
will not be superseded unless the next
news from Missouri is unsatisfactory and
of disastrous character.
| Our troops breakfasted this morning
six miles beyond Alexandra on the Fair
fax road. A large detachment went to
break up nest Of $50 rebel cavalry who
were plundcring the farmers Of the district,
turning them cut of their homes The
rascals were appraised of the expedition,
and got into their saddles At daybreak,
just in time to receive the FIRE Of our head
rifles. The wounded fell in numbers, but
were thrown on to their horses and carried
off The church was used as barracks,
the beds ON the floor being yet warm =
From the church for many miles west,
north and south, IA reconnaissance was made
which showed that there we're no longer
bodies Of troops this side Of Uccoq uan.
i The reconnaissance was pushed about 9
miles further into Virginia, in this direc-
than any made siuce Bull Run battle.
A dispatch from Gen. Mcdowell this
evening to Gen. Mcclellan, says that
Lieut.. A. j. Zoiglcr Of Stewards cavalry
regiment frebci) has just been captured
BY the pickets Of the 35th New York He
gives but little information, but says JEFF.
Davis, Beauregard, Johnston, and Smith
/ iata sfranf commissioner of Naw Nnrk
now General in the rebel service, vey
Mt Fairfax Court House yesterday, re
viewing the troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

The Pawnee has returned from Halter
as Inlet She reports the loss Of the pro
peller fanny on Tuesday She was on
her way from the Inlet to Chicomacoma
The encampment Of the Indiana regiment
was captured by3 rebel tugs which put
out from Roanoke Island Two rfed
cannon, rs Of the Indiana regiment, in,
Guiding Quartermaster Holt, several Of
Col. Hawkins regimen. and cargo OIL
commissary stores fell into the hands o,
the rebels. The captain Of the propeller
and the crew alone escaped.
Gen. Wool is expected at Fortress Mon
roe tomorrow morning 1t is well IN
derstood that the sebels will soon attcmp
to run the blockade from Old Point, will
two stea-crs, FROM Norfolk ~ Yorktown
aud another powerful steamer, on tn,
James river. Passengers by the OF,
Point boat say that Gen. Magruder ha,
demanded the evacuation Of Newpor
News ia IL hours.
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Jefferson City, Oct. 4
The steamer Ellie arrived this morning
with the wounded from Lexington About
100 rebels remained in Lexington Tues
day morning. Mr.. Prescott, citizen OF
Lexington, who was in Muliiran's FORTH
cations during the siege, contradicts the
report that Sturgis had arrived there
Mr. Prescott says he heard Price tell
Rains and Parsons that now was the time
TO tight If they ever intended to, and heard
them discussing the propriety Of falling
back to fortify Rosa Hill, in johnson Go.
IL miles from Warrensbnrg. He thinks,
however, tha. their real intention is to re-
treat to the southwest on Arkansas. Since
the surrender they had cast two cannon
at the foundry in Lexington, which in.
creased their field pieces to fourteen -
They..a also had two mortars Col. Null.
gan WAS taken south with Price. Most
Of our army have gone forward, really well
appointed and likely to do splendid fight.
ing.
Gen. McKinstry division, under Lieut.
Col. Totten, moved west to-day and viii
encamp Is miles out.
Capt. Abel and Henry Starr, who were
captured short time since, while carry
ing dispatches from Gent Fremont t.
Gen'l Lane and were confined fifty hours
in dungeon at West Point, came down
on the Emile, having escaped from lex
ington.
Capt. d. $. Stanley Of regular cavalry
who distinguished himself at Dag Spring
has been appointed Brig. General, and
will assume command of the cavalry brig
ade Of Fremont's command.
Gen. Mchinstry is not to he transfer
red to Kentucky lie viii have the 5tl
division of the AMY OF the West, and vii
leave tomorrow. 1t is thought Genera
Fremont will also leave tomorrow. III,
and his army are enthusiastic and conf
dent, burning to meet the enemy
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| Special to the Post. I

Washington, Oct 5.
Dispatches received here from the West
state that the people are intensely excited
over the runlor OF the removal of Genl
Fremont. so general is this cutlery at the
West that the Government has deter
mined not to interfere with him until he
has had ample time to show his capacity
for command. 1t is now certain that he
will nett her be superseded nor court mar
tailed while his troops are in the face Of
the enemy; and his friends are filed with
the most ardeut hopes
Gen. Wool left this city by the morning
train to day. 1t is supposed that his
destination is St. Louis.
Gen Mcclellan has put ain end to the
visits of Pennsylvania politicians in our
camps
The Richmond papers Of Thursday state
that jeff Davis arrived at Fairfax Court
| House W Wednesday and made n speech TO
the soldiers, telling them that they would
have to make good use Of their rifles il
they wished soon to bein Baltimore. The
Richmond journals also state that the sick
soldiers OF the rebel army have been sent
from Manassas TO Richmond. and that thi.
move was made in expectation 81 battle
1t Is oald at the War Department that
II was Lamoontain's balloon, the Saratoga
which passed over Washington yesterday
Thus the reports and specnlations that il
was yagrant rebel balloon are dissipatcd
Alth )ugh no official information la,
been received that the British steame
Bermuda, which sailed from Liverpool
August 10Th, had evaded the blockad,
and reached Savannah. with arms, mum
tons, DC, private intelligence is conclus
i've TO that effect
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Especial to N. Y. Herald. |
Washington. Oct. 4

A report has been set on foot here to.
night that Gen. Mcclellan was about to
start to Kentucky to take command of that
Department, under the impression that
there is to be no occupation for the army
on the Potomac There is no foundation
whatever for this report, at least nothing
is known of such a movement Mt McCiel-
lan's headquarters.
This afternoon a party Of rebels, evil
IDENTIFY markings reconnaissance on the Nir-
GINA side, near Great Falls, halted and
opened fire upon our forces on the Mary
land side, commanded by Gen. Mccall =
A couple of PARROT guns wereimmediately
placed in position and about SIX Shots from
each Of them threw the rebels into contu-
sion and put them to flight before they
were able to do any harm to our men.
Information has been received By Gov
eminent that the British steamer Bermuda
$500 tons burthen, which was several
weeks ago reported to be fitting out t.
carry arms and provisions to the rebels,
has succeeded IN running the blockade
and entering the port of Savannah with a
large and valuable cargo of arms, ammu
milton, provisions, clothing and military
stores.
The city i. not yet purged Of traitors,
! and they still maintain themselves unbe.
known u our officers, high In power. An
occurrence, by which night expedition
against Mnnson's Hill niscarried In it.
main purposes, demonstrates this fact.
| Gen Mcclellan did not subject 10000
men to night march with no other OBJ
jcct than the occupation of an unimpor.
tant hill He had formed plan to cap.
turc the 5000 or 5000 rebels who were
in that vicinity and had arranged certain
signals to be displayed from Washington
in case any unforeseen occurrence should
come to pass requiring the expedition I,
/ be abandoned at the last moment. Gen
Mcclellan did not conhde his plan TO any
but few prominent officers, whose co
operation was necessary. What was hi.
Indignation, then, when he was on tn,
field personally experimenting movement
of forces to see the signals from Washing
ton requiring troops TO remain In camp
The rebels had discovered the signal
before he did, aud although he redoublee
/ his efforts to hasten The departure o
troops, the rebels had cot beyond his react
when he arrived at their eutrenchment.
4 Advices were received this morning
/ from !. Grant, army contractor, datee
Santa Fe, Aug. 10th. lie informs Gov
ernment that Forts Buchanan and Breck
inridse were destroyed by fire by Lieut.
Moore TO prevent their falling into tn,
hands of rebels. TT. Mclean had beer
abandoned and Fort Fillmore had beer
treacherously surrendered. Baylor, VIII,
belongs to the rebel band. claims to b,
Governor of Arizona. Grant raised tn,
stars and stripes over his rancho ans
dressed his mule teams with small flag
in face Of the rebels. His mules, wagons
teams and army outfits have been seize
by rebels. Indians are devastating tn
whole country.
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Last Nights Report.
Frsm W~.hinxtou.

Washington, Oct 5.
\ man named Tysinger, formerly a
clerk in Washington, and lately rebel SOL
der, has arrived here He served i'm the
Bcauregard rifle regiment at the battle of
Stone Bridge
Mr.. Magraw, who went TO Manassas to
recover the body of Col Cameron, has ar
rived here from Fortress Monroe. 1t i
reported since Gen. Wool's departure this
morning that he has not gone West, but
returned to TT Monroe, and that he yex
poets to return to this city in few days
As he left he said: Il was never in better
health than now
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07
New Ysrk Makes.
New York, Oct. s

New York, Oct. 5.
FIour--Markct shade irmer, with fair
export demand; 5,30G5,50 for super
state; 5,6C@5,6l extra do 5,30075 As
super western; 5,55a5,75 com. to medi-
um extra; 5,so@5,9o shipping brands
extra II II @.
Wheat Firm; 81 rs fair Milw club;
l,304W1,33 com. winter red western
| ,40Ngl 40 white Mich.
Corn Market active; 54M55.
Whisky quiet; 2laM2ll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

la The majority Of the convention,
with perth acity that admitted Of no
compromise. insisted on the adoption
Substantially Of the Mahony platform,
upon which rehgiously believe the
brand not Of treason, but Of doubtful
loyalty ct least, il indelibly stamped
BY the just verdict Of the public mind.
Il Coosbough "a his letter oonrerH,ny The
Dem. CoAnention Of dug 10Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07
WAR. WAR! WAR!!.

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or all
Kinds OF Munitions Of War such Guns. Pistols He
voyers and ali kinds Of Ammunition are REQ ured NOT
10 sell 70 any without order from the
signed. This order must be sircsl, complied with
under penalty of forieitIg al article. mentioned In
their possession. JOHN sTANAus.
iiyI3d Surveyor rort OF ksokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

L@y- There is little bridge over gull
~ ON 18th street, near Morgan. which has
two planks removed from it. Cavalry
soldiers are in the habit of riding over i.
every day and all the time; and unless ii
is soon fixed we shall expect to hear OF
some horses with broken legs at Camp
Rankin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

Ef- | believe, from the bottom Of
my heart, that the election Of any man
for Governor Of loyal Ssate at the
present time, occupying the position
which Judge Mason does on this great
question of the preservation of the
Government, would be as disastrous to
the cause of the MON as the loss of a
great battle " r. Loottoagh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

EH- The Liverpool Post says: "A
change in our arrangements at Washing
ton appear inevitable, and it will be ion
the interests OF all that it be not long de-
layed" 1t is impossible, II the British
Government want TO continue show OF
neutrality, that Lord Lyons can be con
tinued at Washington. No doubt his
Lordship would be more at home and more
comfortable at Richmond Philadelphia
Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

MoRE WISCONSIN TRoops.-The Mil
waussec Sentinel learns that Gov. Randall
has issued commissions for five additional
regiments, which will swell the whole
number to II. There are now SIX regi-
ments in service near ashlngton,
six more arc in camp in Wisconsin, and
Eve to be raised. Ut the Six in camp, all
will be ready to move within the next two
or three weeks.
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Especial to st. Louis Republican. I

Coils. Grover and White were lett at
Lexington, the former in critical conai-
ton, the latter likely to recover. The re.
port OF large amount Of loaded shell hay.
ing been dug up inside Of Mulligan'
entertainments, after the surrender, il
untrue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

EF- A Southern traitor has ambi-
ton and whisky for excuses, but q
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New J ork News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined. - franktort hy.) Cam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

Me- The two companies from Camp
Rankin, which have been for some time
IN Missouri, returned late Saturday night,
and went Immediately to camp. 1t was
reported that they brought about 80 pris-
oners, but We had no opportunity to learn
further. Particulars tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

S1S@ - compromise, q word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. 80 long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there il moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
Is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this RI Joseph lot, u
heafarka
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

E.1s- The German Home Guard CON-
pany, called the National Guards, whose
organization was noticed some time since,
number now about 80 active members,
under Capt. III. III. Rothert, lst Lieut..
George Schrffer, I'd Lieut. WIN. Wap-
pich, and Orderly f. Brinkmann They
hold meetings for drill every Tueseay and
Friday evening, ia the hall over the Ro-
thert's store, ON Main street, between sth
and 9th. They are armed with the L. s.
muskets formerly used by the City Rifles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

IE Bankruptcies are increasing fear
fully in France. According to Official re
turns there were only 3, 54U bankruptcies
declared ,hroughout France in the year
1855. In 1906 they increased to 3, TT.
The following year there were 1913
bankrupts gazetted, aud in the year 1858
they rose TO / 1880. The official returns
for the years 1889 and 1860 have not been
receieyed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

EE-Thc Frankfort (Ky) Yeoman Of
the eth ult. announces the marriage OF
Mr.. Nat. Gather, OF Adair, formerly oi
the State Legislature, to Mis- Sue Msgoi-
fin, daughter Of his Excellcncy the Gov
ernor.
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THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
EF Two big RATS Of logs passed down
the river Saturday forenoon.

Hn- The Northern Line boats from st.
Louis to St. Paul, viii open trade to-mor-
row, with the steamers Canada, Pembina,
Denmark, +. Lorenz, Henry Clay and
Sucker State running.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07
NOTICE.

lie snoscrher, having sold TO CHARLES IT, WYNN
the goodwill of their establishment and all OF their
stock Of Goods aud Merchandise, hereby solicit for
him the patronage oftheir former customers.
Mr. VIM viii continue the business ~ The old stand
no n Main street. G0AST0Ck BRO.
AcfEn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

EE " hen Col. Lorln Andrews bnew
that he was dying he sent his exhortatlon
to his regiment In words which he first
thought over, then delivered and then
requested 70 be repeated to him, that he
might be sure he was understood They
were these ''ILLL THIN IT, STAND FOR
THE RIGHT, FOR THEIR COUNTRY, AMI
roR JEsJs.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

Iur The Pixies Peak gold coinage has
made its appearance in Washington IN s2o
pieces, los and l21's. The eagle side is
precisely like ours, and can scarcely be
distinguished from it. On the reverse is a
representation OF Pixies Peak The coin
age is excellent and the metal has rich
yellow color
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II feIickesx for sale Mt all the Main
Ticket offices.


i II T. G IL T. S.
D. this route, freghs OF all descriptions can be
Forwarded from Philadelphia. New York, boston ar
balNofe, 10 or from ANY point tie the Railroads
Of Ohio. Kentucky. hainna, Illinois, " lseonSih.
Iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennss tsania Raiiroad connects at pitlS-
burg with Slesniers bp h.h Goods bs forw ard
Ell To any point On he Ohio. Maskngbm. kenturAy,
Tennessee umbcrland, Illinois. Wisconsin. Ms.Is-
sippi, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas, anil Red Rivers
and at tieseaads ~sndnsky aud Chicago in steam
ers to all ports un tAe North " estern lakes.
AorehaAIs ahd shlprefs cpiEasttng The Transports
hou OF Their Freight 10 this Company yela with
confidence en- It. speed. transit.
lAc Natcs nj Freight
To any potnt la the West By the PuAnsy wanna Fail
Road, are al aii Hines As FAVORABLE AS ARE
CHARGED BY 0IfiEk COMPANIES.
L " be particular 10 mark packages, !" VIA PTsx.
X. R."sFl
h. J.. SsERnER, Phiisdeiphia.
MAaRAN II hooSs, 50 North IT.. Baltimore.
LlAs ii ~ Co., M. Asior Houae, or No. /. >,
lila IN street. n. v.
Irk.n Go. No. ~ state street, Boston.
III. III HOUSTON. GEM Freight ACT, Phtaae ighla.
l., h. HOutf. Cen Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
LNbtH LEWIS .,enrrai hart, Altoona, Ia.
Auggd
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ETOn Monday at II o'clock NJ, the
War Eagle, Sam Gaty and Vim. l.. Ew-
ing, lett Jefferson City for Boonyille, full
Of soldiers. The officers OF these boats
are surprised at the amount Of business
being done, and the method displayed in
everything. They all say that General
Fremont IL the man Tor the tlmes--[St.
Louis DEM, Oct. 3.
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RtOhtOss ~ w CEL+ .. :
To day Leader calls on the Government
to yindicate itself BY instituting criminal
proceedings at once against Federal agents
engaged IN enticing men for service in the
Federal army
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

Fer Before the Recorder, on Saturday,
il appeared that one Matford asked of the
celebrated Pat. Flynn the sum Of twenty
tive cents, which the said Pat Justly owed
him. Pat replied verbally and physically
verbally, that be never would pay the said
IS cents; physically, by pl.ntinr his fis,
against the antagonlstic nose. to the utter
prostration Of the nose ano all It's thereun.
to belongings. Much aggrieved thereby,
Maiford complained to the Recorder, who
muicted the energetic Patrick, in the sum
of ii 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

EF The carcase Of Dan Rice's rhino-
ccrous won't float down here, for a man
has fastened it in the river near Prairie
du Chen, and is going to steal the bones
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DOLLA FIRE COMPANY.

fheregular monthly meeting Of the Rolla Fire Co
Will take place this fMonday1 evening ut m O'Clock.
The members all urgently requested 10 be present
to meet The Members of the Common Council com.
posing the Fire Department.
Cct7-dlf
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TT From some SIX or seven members
Of the Iowa 4th, who passed through town
on Saturday morning, some on furlough
and one or two discharged, we learn that
the regiment was, on Thursday, at Rolla,
No, but had already received marching
orders, and probably to Jefferson City
We could gain no other special news from
them
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T OsT,

hunary pieces OF Machinery belonging to a Printing
Press-suppos,d 10 have been lost within the pas
rev weeks. from the Building Fifh street betx cen
Main and johnson. The finder will be literally re
warded upon leaving all any them al this ONCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

lJ Henry Brown Of this township, a
member of Capt. Parrott's company, died
OF measles Cd the 18th uItlmo.
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ansth@r IL g1msn.ses Keakuk.

We are pleased to learn that our distin-
gur he'd fellow citizen, Hugh L Reid, has
been commissioned Colonel, and is about
IT. raise regiment to be rendezvoused in
our midst Gen Reid we'll known EN-.
terprise, promptness, and decision Of char
acter, his strong common sense and self
possession and self reliance, with his SUI
perior capacity and general acquaintance
with affairs, cannot fail to give universal
confidence in him as an officer And we
trust that general patriotism as well as To-
cal pride will prompt the people of this
section Of the State to rally to his stand
ard and fill up his regiment in the short
est possible time. Ample arrangements
have already been made for the complete
ard speedy equipment of the volunteers Of
this regiment in the best style
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CONCERT.
The Quarterly Concert Of the Keoknk Sabbath
School union will held In Chatham square Metho-
dist Episcopal Church on Sunday, Oct, 9Th, at3p m
Ailinterested are cordially invited TO attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
To Hattimerc and Washington.
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EE The +. Lorcnz, Northern Line
boat, NJ. Green, master, passed down Sat-
urday afternoon.
She took down Capt. Hayden's artillery
company, 10 men, from Dubuque, with
out arms or equipments, who viii repair
to the commanding officer at ST. Louis.
On board also she had Capt. Shafier s
German Company, so men, recruited Al
Dubuque and towns this side, without
arms or equipments, volunteers for IRE
mont's Light Guards at St. Louis Eleven
men, recruited from this city, joined the
company here.
The Lorenz reported heavy and con
tinued rains in the northern country, anc
the probability Of a rise of ID to is inches
in the river at this point by Sunday night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-07

New York. Oct 3.
Jas. W. Blocker, Treasurer Of New
York Stock Exchange, died to-day.
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n<a-Capt. Rankin has recently pur-
chased, from the yicinities of Bloomfield
ana keosauqua, about 65 horses for the
cavalry service, excellent animals, ut IN
average price of less than 500