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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor had gone 70 Isctl, but would return
On the Slh to receive the address Of the Lower House
of Reichsrath.
The Government bill 70 reform the administration
pf Justice was rejecied by the Lower House OF
ReichsTath.
The Hungarian Chancellor had authorized the Royal
Commissioner at PeAb to appoint and disnfs the mn
hcipa functionaries, and 70 sssume the sdmlistra-
hive functions bimfe ard 10 ern 10y military force II
becessary The Chancellor dec ed al the saue tine
however that the Emperor had 10 intention OF sus-
bending the constii uticnal institutions.
IusurfectionaTy movements are reported among the
Roumanos at Lugos
The latest dispatches from Pesth sny that the Com
fntee Of that Province been definitely dissolved
and the Royal Commissioner invested with full admin
IstTstive powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEw-YORK

The Bremen steamship New-York, Capt. Wenke,
arrived here on Wednes ay morning with Southamp.
Ton dates to the 4th inst Her dispatches have been an
4icipaed by the Kangaroo at St. Johns and the An
,klo-Ssxop at Father Point.
Among the passengers by the New'York from Bre-
men arc his Grace Archbishop T. b. Purcell of Rome,
Rev. L. Leb, Rev. A. NJ. Table, sienoriDas Maria
Hardey and Margaret NJ. Quill, Sisters Of the Good
ehepbcrdi Major Valentino Bsusenwein, adjutant OF
Garibaldi.
The following s the specie list per steamship New
York, from Bremen:
Wm scha ,065 VIM Earle, Rhode IsPd 80 $50
f0ricf Co........ 2JOO0iW. IT. Frost SuO
y. White Co. Pkila.. 300 LeOpod Huhef..... 90 40
hsIuith son....... 194lWaiemsh DiDon Cos sO6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
ITALY.

The sending Of fresh troops 70 Naples, The Optoae
eF Turin explains, Is sol,ly caused nv the fatigue
which the troops now 81 Naples have 10 undergo not
FOR 40 augnentati Of the brgduduge which IL amost
entirely eradicated.
b The Official TRr5H Gg-etic publishes the nomination
Of Gen. Della Rovera Minister Of War, and CCn.
Sattine2a as Lieutenant Of Sicily.
y A marriage is cont emphied between the King Of
Portugal aud the youugest daughter Of Victor Eman
bel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

The Paris paperR say that interview between the
Emperor and the XII e Of Prussia Will take place at
COmpCigne on the "a Of October.
The French Naval divisions will remain off the coast
Of Syria the whole winter tor tie protection Of the
Christians.
The BOurse was firm, but closed dropping. Rentes
or zoe.
Felix Belly, the protector Of the Niceraguan Canal
was taking legal steps Against the English Company,
which was assuming ri.ht over the projected canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals announce that the principal
hifculiies In the way OF reorganization OF San Do
kiDgo have been removed.
Tbe EDoeo, in the course Of remarkable article,
BAYS " in view Of the preseD state Of things Ia Eu-
rope il is necessary 10 evaeuae the Teuan on honor
able conditions in order to allow the concentration u
che Spanish forces.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
TURKEY,

About 5000 Montenegrus creased the frontier on
Ehe 4tb and occupied Tie town OF Vienna. The Turk
sh garrison refused to surrender aud in order not to
fal into the hanos Of tue Montenegrns, blew mp the
cover, aud persisted IN the exl lsion. Tie town Of
EubEi had been occupied By the Turkish troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
INlIA

The Bombay mail of August II, reached MsrSeilles
On the 9th.
TIE Bombay markets were generally steady. Ex-
ehsnge 2I0a. Freights quiet.
Calcutta telegram OF August 10, reports cotton
goods lower. The exports were also dropping. The
iDdigo crop amounts 10 o. 600 esses Fregh's 70 Lon
hon, 6Oi. Exchange, 2iOs a2i02.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
large Fire.

EEWARE, n. j., W ednesday. SEPT. 10, le6l.
a. The extensive Psper-mils Of Van Lew 4 Co., at
East Bloomfield, were entirely destroyed by fire last
Eight, with large quantity Of stock, machinery, etc.
Are origin Of tie IRE Is unknown. Loss, 800 900,
snleh insured for $l2 800 in Nesark and New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

PHiLADELPAIA, Wednesday, Sept Ia, 1851.
KUN Gale, the third sitter Of the Gale sisters died
~ evening a. the tosp,al. $40 IL the seventh VIC
"" :" sns Coplsasntsl Iheaier calamity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
RUSSIA,

Tie Gar declares that Polish Lithuapia is now in
Gar worse state than it ever was under Emperor
Nicholas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

r.e ARREST OF Mr.. sERR'LL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

,ssrRRECTToylRY MOVEMENTS IN AUSTRIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

THE COTTON QUESTION IN ENGLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
1Wo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
DOM M ERCIAl.

DAILY Cars cfrs ovricH,l
ksokuk. July 10.
| FLOUR--Super6ne. 81 50 Spring wheat *
| sra,42 90, Fall wheat, extra, So 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $3.50 40 psrles.
COkN-l4to 10.
BAkLEY--Ko sals.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 20; Spring
10 choice do. S..
OA1S-lzi tolbc
KYE-3sc; dull
POTAToEs-1bby the load retail 20.
GKoCERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, faiI 73aSc
prime Sto %, clarified Sale, rrushed and LOAF
Tito n. MolAsses--P Plantation 36to 4A4 e. b 40
TO #, Golden syrur,Ss to roe. coass--Rio lsl
70 Is, lava 30 to 22o. Laguyra, to Is TO 10. Rice
81 to I0c.
s0AP-Palm SIC, Family Sci German, lcin.
7tto7l.
cAHDLEs-St.r Toto II, stssrins Is. AouIS
IL,
LARD-6to u retail Zoe.
BUTTER-Common to z; Choice 10; retail
III.
LEATHER-sole25 to use; Harness III.
HiDES-Dry 8 green, III green sheep psits
- TO Sec; green beg skins IS
HAY-Timothy, new, $5a5 30; Old baird, 81 50
| j
70 S. Prairie ~.
sEEDs.--Mnnkarian Grass CO. Timothy 81 10
Flax Seed. IS.
SUNDRIES - Onions, 50 tt IS Egg 6to6!.
feathsrs, soc 70 35c; White Beans, 30 20 75c.
FRUIT-Drisd apples, 70 to 80 per bash.-
Dried peaches 81 10 to l6e; Haisins, - 7sto
Is.
CHBESE--W.K.g; Denmark 81 to
BEEF laa3ac grsss; sie 70 4ae per quarter.
6HRRP-3l ~ to 81 SO ohead.
SALT-G Ats 10 to casper sack; Kana~-
Do, 81 to 50 per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 eea7 90
per sack; Lake 81 rs to - 80 p bbl.
YISH--Mackerel,N No. $40 to 81 p bbI; No.
ISIS to cit No. , 113to$ls. White, Mol s. ~
to IS 7sr half Dbl. Coz Fhh 5to 67H b.
RA6S-lA TO 1e.
OLD Ik0N-i to 10 per b Brass 8to 1ocper
ib.; Copper ia per n.
EIe&AsGE.--pn Esx lork for currency nom
inal,6 to per can't, for gold pcr cent. St.
Losis psr cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

- Ths ''Soldisr's Aid Society" are requssttd
to meet 1t Col Curtis On Saturday afternoon NJ
four 0eIcck, 70 attend TO business u importance.
SADIE B. CURTIS, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
Legat Notice.

To Hawkins Tay br, William r. b. Lynch trustee
rumner htcbbins, Martha NJ. Orr and "A. G. Orr
Virginia holiday and William Holiday. Gre~l
Erskine, Miller Alexander John w. Rankin aud
Samuel r Miller, partners Rs Rankin a Miller
SamneI Bonner, John h. Allen, Il. X. Sclmes
Cieghorh j. Harrison, James W. Hrimes Gonna
bic 4 smyth. Frederick Ii Moore kab bert Getty,
Ri smith, W N. stotts 4 Sons, John ]. Hose,
j. b. Fickien james b. Foley, Brown Gil.
denng samuel ktchic; cads, jones Peck
George B. Wilson, james Jack, III .klen Il LEcas
Jesse kuddick. George w hcCrary, executor ot
Edward Beynton, deceased The state Of lows
s c. i Garter, IN. 4 X l.. kuddick E. X. a
u. W Ford, 4. Jefords, " W. Beiknap, 4 Thu
Turner, Charles Parsons q Co., Canpb III Oils er
James sstrothman, Is. 4 j. Hamil, Huod Abbott
and D. W. presseli:
you and each Of ven are hereby notified the,
i there is now file in the office Of the Clerk a
the District Court II Lee County, Iowa, 1T keo
kuk, petition Of William Iimberman claiming
Of you Hawkins Taylor, the sum Of six thousand
dollars, With ten per cent interest per apnum, as
money due on q note made by you TO sumner -. h
s.s, a.aad ia, alst, 1850, and since assigned /.
petitioner slso claiming against each Of you TIL
foreclosure If = deed If trust made TO secure tht
amount u said note ard Ut cv.n date herewith
on certsin realsst.te in the City OF Keokuk, L e,
county, Iowa particularly dess rlbed in said petit
tion, and further asking for sale OF said premise
and general relief
And unless You appear and answer said petition
or before noon of the al day of the 1t term o
Monday Of September, A. u. 1861, = default vii
be entered against you, the pefi,ion taken as cen
fcssed by you and judgment AMI decree render q
NOBLE STRONG,
June is, lsel-im Att'ysfor Pltf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
Ths Late General Garnet.

The death Of Robert Sel6en Garnett, com.
napder OF the rebel forces in Western Vir-
einis, 10 one Of the severest blows that the
6scsssionisss have yet received. He was .
brave, and until be chose TO act the traitors
part, respected officer. He Was . nstive
81 Virginia. and belonged 30 one Of the ..6rss
lamiiisa" OF the Eastern section OF that
State. He graduated u Wess Point IN l64l
asd Was Immediately assigned . lieutesancy
ii the Fourth Artillery, showing that be
held high rank 10 bis class. In July l643,
~ Vas appointed Assistant Professor OF In
lsstry Tass,cs 10 the U. s.. Military Aca.
deny, decisive proof Of the esteem with
which be US regarded 81 headquarters. He
4emsinsd at lest Point until October, 1874.
He acted 40 sid.de-camp to Gen. Wool,
from January 70 September, l645. We next
hear from him ia tho Mexican War, where
Re distinguished himeelf. He Vas aid.ds-
camp to Gen. Taylor from June, 1886, to
January, lS40, and Was promoted to Fret
Lieutenansy IN August Of tho former year.
He was brevetted Captain for his gsllsDtry
s. several battles about Monterey, and brs-
vetssd Major for his good conduss As Beuns
Vista. Ia 1878 he was transferred to the
infaptry, Of which no became Captain 10
March, 1851. The events OF the past few
months showed that his patriotism WAS not
proof against tho alluremeDts Of the Seces-
:.3a leaders, .nd II - evil hcny he .t,-elAim
"a his elegance to that Government he had
sworn 10. support and which had bountifully
rewarded his sersioes. He wss made Adju-
tsnt. General in tho Confederate army. His
false honors were but OF brief continuance
and he has died ingloriously. His age must
have been about Az years.-lCin. Gas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Every sum mer the demand for Hestettcr'f
Celebrated Stomach Bitters iLcreasts- II IL found
TO be the only certain preservation Il bodily
9Th during period when the atmosphere is
calculated 10 induce feeling Of lsssituds and in
digestion. The worst OF Diarrh@A and Dys-
EMERY give way to Its potent influence. Innuner-
able persons who alive and we'll, must
thank the dissoverer Of this preparation that they
have not been swept away in the harvest Of death.
The Bitters - recommended by the best physicians
10 the land This is the best evidence Of its real
value, because, as . general thing, they will
not speak word In favor u advertised prepare.
sions. They have been compelled 10 acknowledge
the claims IT this bisters apea the eemmanity-
tive 1t trial.
Soidby P.iIBBoxs, "A. J. KILKIEsoH ,BAK1LHS1
KAYEA Co. and j r.. WILKINSON.
orssie by druggistsand dealert generally sy-
cryvhere.
July i. '6l-dhw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
TINE FROM QUINCY TO

FARE ~ Low A. nv ANY OTME u
ROUTE.
&H- Ask for Tickets by the Great Wabash Valley
Route, and be sure ron get them.
IN New and Elegant Sleeping Cars arc run fr u
Quincy to Lafayette, 1900 niiesl that passeHg
can get coed nights rest wLile pursuing ii, ir
journey.
~-Bsggagc Checked from Quincy to al impor-
tant places East and So nth.
n. H.ssTsck cts Ter sale Ut the cefner
Main and Second streets, kcokuk, lows, ard at Ii
Company Ticket Once, ~ Front st, Quincy, Ill.
*. &. Smith,
General Freight and Ticket Agsnt,
QoincY, Illinois.
~. ID. TEN.EYC r. AeCnl.
iuh3dlm KEaKUK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
WAR; Wari wari

WaTI Warl war;
All persons keeping or having for sale, any o.
al kinds Ut Munitions Of War, such - Guns, Pts
tolls. REVIEWERS, aud ali kinds of AnnunitioD, Or,
required nos to sell TO any reHon without order
from the undersigned. This order must be strictl,
complied with. under penalty Of forfeiting all NJ
tiolcs m. ntloned, In their p0sscssion.
JOHN sTANNus,
Surveyor If the Port
Keokuk, July Is, 81.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of kso.
kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes Of Oil
specie paying Banks 1t par, FOR goods sold and
debts due ", and the notes Of Missouri and Other
suspended Banks II their current value only.
u. r. Mccoy, Fufmsn 4 Maxwell,
Cox 4 Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye A Co.,
A. Brideman Co., Ogden, Brownell Co.,
s. w. = II. Tucker, c. 6albsr Co.,
A. J. wilkinson, farrar Avery,
Csdy, Jones Peck, ]. A. Durkee 4 CO.,
N. W. Wesico;t, Evans 4 Bidlenan,
Lane Basl, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
Thos. j. Hice, Wilson Gussin,
Kramer. IsMin 4 Co., Cnuatnck 4 Bro
III. u. W oodward : Co., r. b. Foster,
kiser 4 HiiAs. Geo. u. kilbourne.
Present current value OF Missouri money 60cts.
One per cent. premium allowed Oh New York Ex-
change.
kcokuk, June =, lssl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

The Lat chance Tor Volunteers.
Cast. Parrats wants . lew more good men TO Gil
his Company, which 10 accepted, and will be mus
tered into the U. s. service in three four days.
1snd.svous on I'D street, between Main and John
son streets. where Volunteers viii 30 received iii
saturday. islldl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

lRIsBAEN GolSo NoAs.- The Hartford
lConn., Times OF Saturday sAys: "Mspy
adopted oi.issns Of this CITY and surrounding
90 are leaving the homo Of their adop-
ton and going back 70 the sold country
Among them are many lrishmen. A number
81 these have already Withdrawn their de-
posiss from the savings bank end are ready
50 start. Yesterday, We learn, eighteen Of
them left for Ireland. Others are sald 10 DO
preparing TO go.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

~E. T. Donnelly, one Of Olaib. Jsckson's
oaartermssters, Was asressed At Jefferson
Oisy, she other day, for his completely in the
bsidgs burning business under Jackssn's or
nnrn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

HR . NJ QUINCY TO TOLEDO WIT ii.
OUT ca AN0E o. aAMS.
Until further natire the kIHHI EXPRESS
" TRAIN will leave Quincy At GAO y. III. ,
on the arrival Ok tho Packet from keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
DIX ECT An r OKTATlON
u = r DIV are q n d q utlery
S. w. & III. TUCKER.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have in store, and are receiving their supplies
Tor the spring Trade, from the makers, hick
they 00rr to CAAn NJ rnOh ri TINE DUYxns on 10
vOrAbls terms. The stock being unusually large
thsyconA dcsti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sft Assans.
b. W. "a. itckkk,
Sigs Of He'd r - lsck ,uof. Main ID sts.
Keoknk, March y, ieoe-dAw
A In Eth' PICKS. SHOvELb, Ac., for sale 5,
Ul mchSd4w Iii. TUCKER.
IKIfFIN'S HORSE + AILs.--tscod stocA Of Ill
~ stsss Tor sale By s. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
~ ki6es and ShgrpcneTs for sale BY
GArchS-dAw 5 " a h. TUCKER.
A MES SuOvELb.-A large sroeL Of Amst
narrhs s.w.A al. TUCKER.
+ yAlNDBTONEs.-Thc DereA On .ndstcnes, oI ~
~ rious sisss, Ter sale BY
=. w. 4 u. TUCK En-.
SAgn 81 Rcd r aafoCk,
March ?, eo-d&w Cor hssI zds'
!. ENCE Ma lis.
l. Fire I'D do
Flooring do
Anns.lsd DO tesiineh--a sspsrior.rtich
Tinissins do
~ Barrel - do -------
Together With ssnsralassortnsntsfsthe
Of the Belmont brand, just received and tor sale
Low BY lmcasl 5. W. ; H. TUCKER,
I ,UhN ,aAkDEN, HRUBBINtl q I'd ther n oes
~ Spades, shovels, Nsttocks and Picks;
soythss, Snaths, and train CracIes;
Cow bells, kakes and Corn Planters;
O., Trace and Halter Chains;
cuttin Boxes, Hay and straw Knivss;
Hay straw and Manure Fork;
And . large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE anc
CUTLERY n handsnd for sale Low by
iEch9dkw 3. w ~ Ill. TUCKER.
TRESA nOOPN TkIAA sauNFA I'll
A NEW supply Of Tross Hoops, Of the siSes
~ usually wanted, together with a general as
SENTIMENT Of Coopcrs Tools, just received, and foI
sale low by S.W. H.TUCkEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

- Ths Missouri State Convention will
re.asssmble At Jefferson City on Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

1astsrn Mail closes daily texcept Saturday. st
0p. N.
BIZ. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily (except
6undsys) 81 Ii m.
Western Nail closes daily (exe. pit on Sundays)
at IL 'ojoCk n.
Burlington Mail closes daily lsxctpt Saturdays)
- p. n.
CaFthsgssnd lymouth Mail closes daily (except
0htardayslat sp. N.
Nosth iowa and North Illinois Nail (tri weekly J
eaoees on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 81
Up. IN.
CHARLESTON Mail Ifff-WcekTyJ cI0fes on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays ut . .. m.
ALI Esstern mail matter IL ssnt by way Of Bur
liDgton, and arrives promiscuousIy.
On sundays the Pust Office will be open from 2
to p. M, instead OF from " .. m.
May 81, 1861. j. Is. HOWELL, p. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
Che 0ate Qitp.
KEOKUK, SATURDAY. JULY 90.
ArFIvai ana Closing ~ MALE ~ the
Kcokuk F0sl office.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. u
Eastern Mail arrives daily Ut II o'clock m. and
ko,clock p. m.
o. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Except
Nondays) at IL IN.
Western Mail arrives daily texcept sundsys) 1T
lam.
Burlington Mail arrives daily texcept Sundays)
1t p M.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily (ex-
eept Snndays)at p. IN.
North Iowa and North Illinois ltri-wsekly) on
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, ut II N.
= Charleston Mail ttri-.sekly) arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays 1t y. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20
Are the Troops Csnisg assrsl

Are the Troops Csnlsg lssrsi
Mr.. Bnssey, the Governors Aid, passed
through here yesterday, on his return from
Dav export, whore be met the Governor, and
made strong representations to hin Of the
necessity Of having . regiment Of troops sta
toned at this point. Il seems 10 be the i'm
preston among those Who are best informed
that the Governor will order Col. Worthipg.
toms regiment to this place. This ought to
- 6anA inmsdietely, - their presence here
vonld hsys MOST sslutary moral effect on
he rebels 10 Aissosri.
We lsarn from Col. Mcdowell sbat the
Governor ssys be has no aoshority 10 order
United States troops from Burliogton to Ks-
oksk. snd that application must be made 80
Gen. Fremont for tho order desired.
Aans REruaxxD. Capt Tyler with =
snail detachmens Of Home Gusrds returned
from EddJviIIs last night, bringing back tbs
arms which they took up tho day previous.
This backward movement resulted from %
order Of she Adjusant General to stop the
arma u Ksokut, which order did not reach
The of6oer 10 charge until he arrived ~ Ed
dyville.
The arms are intended fer Council Bluff,
and II b probable the order to stop them
here for the present was induced by the
prevalent reports Of hos.ile incursions on
the border. Or II may be the design DOW to
send these arms by the ST. 10. r. r.
Ar HoM.-Coi. Mcdowell and Colonel
WoFthiDgton Game in to-day from Burling-
tee. Thsis regiments having been mustered
Into the q. 8. service are subject to the orr
dsrs Of Gen. Fremont, and not TO those Of
0es. Kifkwood. No doubt IL proper repre-
sGsAAAieps we're nsds 10 Gen. Fremont, be
uoald order q least one regiment to this
Ass.
- The Ksokak Jegsr Company return their
thanks the citizens Of Keokuk for the liberal pa
nonAgs received from them ~ their fAIeweli BALI
Also TO the various Brewers who 50 generously fur
nished ths refreshments ON that occasion.
VE.F. Donnelly, one Of OlAib. Jackson's
oaartsrmsssers, was asres.sd At Jefferson
Ojsy, she other day, for his oonplioity in the
beidgs burning business under Jackssn's or
1ess.
= Tbs Missouri State Convention will
rs-asssnble 1t Jefferson City on Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-20

- The Ksokak Jegsr Company return their
thanks T. the citizens Of Keokuk for the liberal pa
tronAgs received from them Al their Arewel bail.
Also to the various Brewers who generously fur
nished the refreshments on that occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-05

How TIE TRIBUNE TALKS OF THEIR BEsT REGI-
MENT.-The following is an editorial from the New
York Tribune, the leading organ of the Lincoln
Administration. This is the way the greasy editor,
safely perched at home, talks Of the regiment that
was nearly decimated in the terrible battle Of Man
assas. They went into the fight 1900 strong, and
lost in killed. wounded and missing, fully 50Q-one
third of their number; yet this infamous lbellel
thinks they ought to have done better. Possibly
he wanted all killed. Read it:
The SiEty,- Ninth Regiment, n. Y. S. N.-Thi
regiment did admirable service at the fight, bu
was, with the others, seized with the panic ant
hurried away from the field. When they got tt
Centrevilie, on the retreat it was found that the
Colonel Corcoran had been killed or captured
and that Senior Capt. Haggarty, who was acting
as Lieutenant-C Colonel, had been killed. Captain
Thomas Francis Meagher was there, and it il
thought could have rallied them, but that eHai1een
acorthy ran aauay aoM characteristic speed, hay
ing stopped at Centreville long enough to make
this declaration in the presence of q number o
witnerses: Boys, they've licked us handsomely
we must run back to Fort Corcoran and min
what say, the Southern Confederacy ought to b.
recognized tomorrow; they have beaten us, an
are entitled to itn!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-05

A VERY Poison /" PIsEN."A-Mr. N. G. Clark, of
Salisbury, Connecticut, recently found one OF his
lambs dead and badly torn. To ascertain the cause
of its death, he sprinkled strychnine on the body
and left it to be deyoured by the murderer. The
next day he visited his bait and found bad-head-
ed eagle which measured seven feet and four
inches acror It's wings from tip to tip. He again
visited :, D,ocss, a and found large wild,cat and
upon " O'N Il, two dead crows and o skunk.