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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

liz you want a fine suit OF clothes,
bay the material a. krause's, and have it made
up a. his shop 1t ia The place fer nice fits and
good bargains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

The Albion mills arc turning out
flour at the rate Of four hundred barrels per
day or two thousand four hnndced barrel.
per week. large portion Of this is stored TO
catch riss, and it is not improbable that it will
be successiul.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
STATE OF Iowa, ApJ'T GENERALS OFFIcr,

STATE OF Iowa, ApJT GENERALS OFFIcv
Davenport. Nov. 27th, ls6l.
EGeloral Order No. 81.
Lieut.. Col. Sanders, OF The 10th Regiment
Iowa Vo!aateer lniaatiy. is hereby placed in
commend OF Camp Mcclellan, and is to be re-
spected ana o6eyei accordingly.
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Taken UD.

DY THE SUBSCRIBER, ON OR ABOUT
- the 2lth inst, bright, blood bay Horse, lC
hands high, black name and tail, and about nine
years old The owner can havo him by calling
ut ). >. Smiths Livery Stable, proving property
and paying charges. D. X. CHAMPLiN.
Oct3D-d3WGHl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
REMOVAL

JOHN W. THOMP PSON
IIAS REMOVED HIS LAW OFFICE TO
l. Cd story OF No. 7, Wost Second street, Da-
vcnpOlt, over
DAS1Gherty'0 0tox0.
dos dGw1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
DISTRICT COURT.
DECEMBER TERN.

HOE. JOHN +. DILLON, Judge.
In y. Glfronb, Clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
NUMBER At.
INSURANCE.

11G0URAN100.
FIRE, INLAND T. LIFE.
Homo Insurance Company,
or NEW YoRx.
Cash, 4, oon oon
Surplus, 100000
Conway Insurance Company.
Cast Capital andsurplus sas4.ooo
nanpden Insurance Company.
srRlsarIxLD, MASS.
Cash Capital ana surplus sas.. 900
sorth american ms. Company,
oruAKrAoRD CONN.
Oasn capital :. Sss5,ss
Lorillard Insurance COMPANY.
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
Cash Capital S,,Oee,ooo
City Fire Insurance Company.
W. w.sournwoRrn, pr..'..
FiEIb St' 1 KAUFMAN Agents.
Ofico, No. 4, Le Claire Block,
Office next door 70 the Post Once,
Rock Island. Ill. Junel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
.S'Oiiee.

rI,HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
L auditing claims on the "War Defence Fund"
will hold session at the Burtis House, in Daren-
iort,' commencing Monday, December 9th, 1861 !,
for the purpose If examining all claims that may
be presented
5. r. INGHAM,
j. N DEWEY, Commissioners.
deg +. X. WEST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

s1rNyeN.
4 BLACK STALLION PONY, ABOUT 8
"A years old, three white crs and white mark
on f.rehead thick short double name. Had on n
halter when he left Any information which
viii lead to his recovery will be literally reward
ed by HENRY HAUPT,
nola-d&wtfl Mississippi House.
Co-doNytsaerSKsiD .vOIice.
F}NHE lNUErsJ1,4 vs.mED A
L Co-partueIship for the purpose of carrying
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
CLARK Il lIOYT

CLARK Il lIOYT
7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
II Pianos and Harmonic Aelodeons frsm the
best Eastern manafactories, Of the most approved
patterns, and at peces that defy CT mpettion, No.
lao Brady street, davenport, Iowa tsp9
Lost.
4 LARGE BRASS DOOR KEY, ON FOURTH
n street, bstwese Aaiaasd onay. fhe1sass
go :spss i = ths ~. ~ fi (des
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09
AUCTION l. COMMISSION BUSINESS


Thankful for past avors we solicita continu-
ance. Give US call.
PARKER h VAN TUYL.
noy2i-dGwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

The Executive Committee have made ample ar
rnngements for tho accemmod alton Of all who
may attend. The Annual Address will be de.iy.
cred By JAMES 7. LANE, ESQ. Tickets 10 be
obtained FROM the Secretary, IL. II Smith and F.
H. lmpey. HIRAM PRICE, Pres't.
JoHS Al. DAY, Seo'y. ld,6 -d&wtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

DissOlestiOn Of PArtNesSbip.
VT>HE. FIRM OF THOMPSON 4 BROWN IS
L this day. ssolved by mutual consent. All
debts of the firm 10 be settled By James Thomp-
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thompson will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
all misunderstanding the public for all past ia
voys, he hopes to merit continuance OF the same.
september ., 1861. -
sp,0-dtfl IRA bRoWN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

I've call no goddess to inspire our strains,
fabled muse may suit bard that feigns."
RUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY WE
h,. ~>-.ia herehv tender our sincere acknowledge
= @ q T III EE 0U - II
for past favors showercd upon US, and hope to mer
il a continuance OF the same. We would also be
pleased to consider them general agents to no.
tify their neighbors that
Clean Rooms. Clean Shoots and T. r. euntiful
Table
can always be found A. this House, - and that
we are determined that.. his shall be the
REST DOLLAR Rouse
J. J. HUMPHREY CO.
OAAs ls.iT5 KE.tOE.aTEH.
J. HOOTIl,
~ SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERCY
ut and Rock Island, respectfully announces u
to the citizens OF Davenport that he is now pre-
pareito
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q LID EATS
into good ones, ut short notice and or reasonable
terms Reco.iect the pece, 81 Second street, be.
tween Perry and Rock Island,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-09

Str0yed.
nm MONDAY NIGHT LAST, A BAY HORSE
~ Colt, 81 years old, l6 hands high, small
white spot in forehead, black name and tail, shod
all around, staycd from the enclosure Of The SUBJ
s,riber on the bluff, near Durrows' residence.
liberal reward will be paid for any information
which will lead to the recovery Of the animal.
(HAS. TEGLEK,
dcl-dGwttl Grocer, No. 4, East I'd st.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

- Camp Rankin looks quite deserted
and desoiate The sheds still stand there,
but tho tents and other raraphcrnalia are
gone. The stalls for the horses are being
Knocked down and sold by Government,
probably for kindling wood. But 84 Of
the 18th Regiment arc yet out there. only
as guard. The sheds are all cleaned
out and are airing The large wood
stoves remain in them, and such of the
other arrangements" as were not knock
ed TO pieces to make boxes, &C., for the
soldiers moving.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

No. II.--Ihatpo cihxsn. inhAstsn, OF resident a
this .suAjeei DO military dut. either ls ts
Volunteer .rerye Aiia shall hs ealtai enliss
engage enter Tie lits. SERVES al. other state.
ali persons liable military d0is ~iihiD tsstA.
are h.re0. rrohlbteG ON eliising agreeing
lis. assembling ~isaa siew purpose Of
serAg the service OF ANY elhrf Nor shell sAs
p~rsn wAI this ssale, iabe do niiiar. aots ,en.
lns service % The United saes, except under
the express authority this state. lFerte4e, That
this of4er .ot 10 pfe9eat The Gov
ernm. al II .hs United Gftnl recruiting for the
Regular Army pursuant 10 the Acisof Congress snl
provided .fAer lhai this Order aud tir
hug ons, does apply " The Company nov beng
rssed ~ Dabsqoe fur The Lyon Reg +"
NO. ii.That all pefsohs, he.her resldelts oftbls
State ise, and AL oileers except regnary
ihorized the lnisea States recruiting Tor u.
United states Regular ARMY, are hereby prohibited
from eni1ssng 10 any mannti iaifing n.yn witnii
into the military oi an, ,h.r stae of The
United States. except inlufsnAneed II the lass and
thorlts oi Tie STATE Of leaa-
No. iN.--lhAitLe AaJutnnt encra Of this State be
charged ~stl the duty OF seeing dat neither OF the
above Orders Noe ii. and III j is vioiated.
And The said adialant GsIerul, when satisfied this.
either ANY OF the above orders mos. Ii. and lll
has being sluiafea shalt order all
l.ss lie Lief oth.rw aIIAer, 10 Le
attached TO- enter "a serve Ettyates Ia e0LIa
ny regiment beig asta MilhIi this siate. uide
authority thereof
By orauf Il ihe Conlmander-in~Ibief
N, n. hAhER,
adJGtant henea Vt - the Slate VI Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

sA-A small one-story frame dwelling
house on the corner of 5th and Dcs
Moines, owned and occupied by Mr. Hen
~ Hoes, Hollander, caught FIRE at about
1880 yesterday afternoon, from the sparks
from neighboring chimney, and was en-
.irely consumed Both the hre-engines
arrived, but could do no more than pro-
tect the nelghboring buildings. Nearly
al the furniture in the house was destroy
ed, together with all the winters proyis-
ions in the cellar. The whole value lost
was probably $3.50 or $500. Mr.. Hoes il
poor man, with a family, and the loss
will fall heavily on him.
This is the second loss by fire that has
occurred in this city since May-about q
months
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
\ RSG - s1aNNsOl AsN.sE...vEs>Ik.S
Run 4 HI BLOCH kADE.
WarL.c.x4an Nn.,


From officers who arrived here it is as
certsintd that reconnaissance by 10000
men was made at an early hour this morn.
Ing IN a southwesterlg direction from
Alexandria. 10000 rebels arrived near
a.,.t.n,a yesterday, sfsoa the -I4..in bod bod,
OF their army
The rebel steamer Page still harbors in
Qurntico Greek and may be seen from
Budd's Ferry
Three schooners ran the blockade
in open day yesterday. They came
abreast the batteries about ii a m, when
fire was opened upon them. They sailed
slowly up the Swash Channel, by the
Maryland shore, and although 43 rounds
were fred at them they all escaped un-
touched. Most of the shells fred were
apparently rified cannon and struck on the
MARYLAND side.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
More REPORTS About the Flset.
Washington, Nov. l..


The substance of the accounts publish
ed in the Norfolk Day Book, has been re-
ceiyed containing very important par
ticulars regarding the movements Of
the great fleet. One report says A. ves-
sells made their appearance off Port Royal.
One dispatch says fifteen and another that
seven vessels ran BY the rebel batteries at
Hilton Head and Island Point. The reb-
els say all the guns in their batteries in
Hilton's Head and Island Point were dis
mounted. The Charleston Mercury says
these guns were dsmounted hy their re-
coil-rather n remarkable statement. The
latest dispatches. dated Thursday even
ing November I, 5 r. M, says FIVE feder-
al vessels are now in sight ot Beaufort -
An attack Ii expected tonight. Dis
patches in the Norfolk Day Book were
mostly from the Charleston Mercury.
Accounts were also given FROM East
Tennessee, showing Indications that Union
men there were moving They are &C
cuscd of cutting down telegraph wires,
aud burning railroad bridges to thwart
the movements OF the rebels
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
sMeaKr.Nr AK q EST.

Especial to the Chicago Journal.
ST. Louis, Nov. Il.
Henry A. Clement, principal clerk in
the Quartermaster's Dept while under the
charge Of McKinstry, was arrested to-day
and taken to Jefferson Barracks. and all
his papers were taken to the Arsenal -
Mckinstry's office is closed and n guard
placed around it. MeKinstry will arrive
here to morrow night.
A dispatch from Lieut.. John Brock,
Co ID, 2sth llls., states that only men
were wounded and none killed in his Go.
at the Belmont battle
Capt W. A. Schmit, Co. A, 18th Ills,
arrived this morning with the body of his
lst lieutenant, w. Shipley, killed at Bel
mont Nothing later from the southwest.
st. Louis, Nov. II; 4 p. m.-Ofieial
information has been received at head-
quarters that Gent Halleck will arrive In
few days to take command of the West
ern Dempartment
Capt. A. Swan of the Quartcrmaster $
Dept, reports that few days ago Major
norscheimer took possession of two mail
mays on the road between Warsaw anu
Springfield, cutting them open and abb
stracting such letters as hew saw fit. He
will doubtless be arrested and the affair
Investigated.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
COL. DsVlLLIERs TAkEs CaTTeS HILL !.


Cincinnati, Nov. IL.
The battle at pikesvilIe lasted Friday
and Saturday, and the victory is complete
Generals Williams and Hawes among the
prisoners.
Adpices from the kanawha state that
the rebels who had been shelling Camp
Tompkins from Cotton Hill had retreated
upon the approach Of force under Col
DeVilIiers Nine Of the enemy's pickets
were killed with no loss on our side. Col
Den illiers has taken possession ofthe Hill
The defeat of Union forces at Gayan-
dotte was accomplished by tri.kery on the
part Of the inhabitants. Ii seems force
of rebel cavalry variously estimated at five
hundred to thousand had concentrated
in the country back of town. These pro-
posed, with the assistance Of the rebel in
habitants of Guyandotte, TO annihilate the
federal force in town. This force con-.
sisted of two hundred Of the 9th Virginia
regiment and a few of Seigler's Virginia
cavalry. 1t was arranged hy the rebel
cavalry and the rebel citizens to massacre
our troops in cold blood. Accordingly
the rebel citizens were very kind to our
troops last Sunday evening, and invited
them 10 their houses on various pretexts,
and all that were off duty accepted the in
vitations. While they were being enter
tanned at about half-past eight at night
the rebel cavalry dashed into town. Sig
nails were displayed Immediately from
every house where there were Federals,
and into these the rebels rushed, murder
ing the unarmed soldiers in cold blood. -
The rebel citizens, men and women, rush
ed to arms and aided the cavalry in the
slaughter. The Federals in camp pre-
pared as soon as possible for defense, but
were oyerpowered and had to break. Very
few were killed in the engagement with
the cavalry, nearly all the killed being
murdered in the houses, When Colonel
Seigler arrived, and on learning the par
ticulars of the affair, he ordered the de-
strnotioa of the town. The buildings
were Immediately fired and the whole
town reduced 10 ashes.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
HORSES. HORSES. HORSES I.

kEoKrK, Iowa Nov II 1861.
Nh. EDfroR Expect inF 10 be absent fara few days
at Wasting GU CITY, perso having horse claims
reques ted to can Vim. b, Love at the Office Ran
kin 4 Miller, aud he Will furnish them Government
Certificates nawill also furnish transportation tur
The members the ID Iowa Cavalry, and 10 such
cru itiA uiteegs and recruits referred tcm
Gu W ednr kaavIex at o'cioek p. m, r W Potter
Goyesn baggage Master, will sell nj public
tion some horses that have bsen rendered uIfs fer
service. Persons fading stray horses marked sU. s.
are requested 10 deliver them to r. W. Potter amt he
viii suit bis reward them.
". 5. tsls VIII purchase few horses for the Gov
eminent. j. ". RANKIN
posla4a Captain and Y. s. Quartz I'll a.te.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(lRDER NO. A.


Ap5'r GENERALS OyFicE, SrATs or TowA.i
DAVENPORT. Oct. 10, lr6l.
In an Order dated Executive 0fice, Iowa Oct 3d.
1861 thefotiowihg paragraph occurs
la order TO effect organ ixation in your county
yon are hereby appointed 10 organize into Companies
and Regiments all bodied men In Your county yia
bie Ia performs military duty under Chapter II Of rhe
Extra Session ts6i These Companies and Regiments
thus organxe only for the defense Of the State
ard cannot be transferred such TO the service OF the
United States. III, however, companies are orgaR-
igng In your county for United States service, yvu
viii mol Interfere with such organizations but afford
them all proper facilities. Report to the Adjutant
General, at Davenport, each Regiment. soon
ganized, ond commissions will be for~ ardrd."
As the emergency und der which the Order WAS lssued
appears 70 have passed. said former Order is far
modified as 10 direct the organization Of regiments
Of those Volunteer Companies only which are now
raised
By reference The Law. II will he that conpn-
nice mas consist of not less than 4u than
100 ncn each Every eAort should be put torth 10 II
iho said companies as near As possible 10 the maxi
mum nnmher.
N. b. BAKER.
noF1d AdIntAnt General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

New York. Nov. L..
Some time during Saturday night and
yesterday morning the Winsted Bank ut
West Winsted, was burglariously entered
and robbed of Sos ,00OA with which the
thieves made good their escape.
Chief Justice Taney has postponed the
Baltimore treason case iii April lie IN
Inmates that the question will be fully
considered BY the Supreme Court this
winter.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
COMMERCIAL.

DAIRY q ATK Cry 0rrce
kKoKrk, Nov y, Ul
FLOUR saperaue 81 SO. spring vheatea 81 T5i
Fall Wheat Extra 81 -.
BRAN AND sHoRTs-es TO 4oc y 100 ~.
CoKN--i5to re y bush.
BARIEY-No sale
wHgAT-in good demand Fall -os13; srrng s.
choice DO 5sc
RYE-20e. dali
oATs-12s. x8i5c.
POTATOES 70 By the load, retail g 10 zoe.
SUGAE-New Orleans fair easlcA, prime l0aa
II : clarified iaai3; crushed and loaf I2a d i31s
MoLAssEs-P Plantation ass so; sngarhouse 45a5o;
Golden S. r,tp T8s T5c.
coFFRE-Rio i7ssisc; Java s2aa4: Laguyru 2oa22.
RiCE-saa aioc.
sQAP-Palm &c. Family SIZE German {Cin) ~
es7ic.
CANpLEs-slar I5al6 stearine 10 Mould II.
LARD-6e; retail loc.
BuTTkR-Comnon Ga &c; Choice l0.retaii IL s,ts L.
LEATnER-sole 25g2s, Harness a52so.
HIDEs-Dry lse. green 4ia5 green sheep pelts
so835c; green hog skins ise.
HAY-Tiinothy new e5 ooae %, baled ss oc,z sio,
Prairie 81 90.
skEDs-HaugArian Grass 90, Timothy 81 90; Flax
Seed s5aeo
oStoNs-35 q 40c.
EGGS sa DC.
NHlTE BEANS-s0caS 81 IN.
FEATHERs-a5a3 10.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 60 bushei Dried
Peaches 81 5013 81 IS. Raislns - IS $685..
CHEEsk--M sslern Reserve D.; Denmsk ksa7.
BEEF-~ils gee gross as4e quartet
snEEP-si 5cga 80 y head.
HOGS Dressed "a a3c.
sALT-a. A. - 80 sack; kanawha s. s5a S3 ~
4 barrel. Liverpool 81 9ea 81 90 y sael, Lake - 50
ia2 00 btl.
FlsH-Maekercl, No. sos q 81 G bbl. No. 2 sic
as17, So. = siea sl3. White Fish Ne. s5 50a5 IS
y hale hhl. Goa Fish 5aG y n.
RAGs-2c,
OLD iRaN2GA 4ee h. Brass s4sIoe 9 u. Cop
per laise H..
EXcHASGE-o On New York. Baptab Funds 5.
for gold J. y cent. st. Louis u y cent for Missouri
Funds.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
The Sumter nos Captured.
New York. Nov. IL

Advices from the frigate Niagara to the
9th of October, say nothing about prls
ouers from the Sumter, and her reported
capture is probably untrue.
A Washington dispatch says that
force of federal troops has been sent to
Matthias Point to clear it OF woods and
bushes and make reconnaissance.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
NORFOLK CUSTOM HOUSE BURNED.
Baltimore, Nov. Il.

Baltimore, Nov. Il.
The Norfolk Custom House is reported
TO have been burned on Saturday night,
with large amount of stores.
The bark Strapnell OF Bath, from Bio,
with cargo OF coffee. was wrecked on
Cape Henry. All hands were saved. The
cargo fell into the hands Of the rebels.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
GENERAL ORDER NO. 40 !.


ApsrTAsT GrxKRAIs OrfICr,i
Davenport Nov. l, lsGi
As frequent applications are made to thi. Depart.
provide transportation Tor articles furnished
utousis Tor tht cofqrt troops In camp In
this state and In service In other ssaies, ts deemed
Proper announce that all snch articles will be for
varied without expense TO either the donors or the
s8idlers.
The steamer Al. niue. the Northern Lne sleame !,
the American Express Co.. The United States Express
Co, the Western Stage Co. and the Railroad compa-
have naosl liberal tor such lansloria
iion.
The articles most wanted blankets Tor single
beds; quilts of ehsAp material about feet long by 81
inches vide, wosIen socks, ~ooien canton nannes
Dedeowns Wrappers. under shirts and drivers small
hair and feather pillows and cushions for ~ounded
limbs, slippers.
Delicaces for The sick sueh farna root
starch. cocoa, and Aceiy dried frnil be aA4yan
tsgvoasls distributed. Jsiiles shoaid b. carefully
rrspared prevent fermentation, aud most securely
fackrd
Package articles furnished for particular regi-
iuajviauai-, have the wishes of the
or VIZ r~vara 70 The disposition of such articles,
lfeitiy endorsed upoa them
All ARTICLES should be closely packed In wooden
boxes, lu strongly wrapped bales, and pians
directed ontae top VI tae eontents VI each Dox,
rf list III shat IL contains sLoula Ds placed,
dapltc@le VI shls shoala be seat hs laa4i 10
la thls eoAnsIlsun Cannot Lov earnestly urge npca
the saJp aAssNf gimsnts lie asoiuls nsecssit! oi
AksDg fui relurbs oi Ih IL r.ginents sh ali pfoa.o
tns, nAsaails~s, changes IA location OF reEihs Its
IL ls oAs hi sash reports t-i The AnalAal tst-
era 10 ahls ~ As~p aeeurAtr fecord "i the io~a
gasetts, aud IsFntsh the contribute ns Ahovt
fe RED 70. THE Aaia,amt Who tssiscts ihis das in-
llcss Suswoug npoh his feStuseAt.
IAv djasaAt Osiersl meA1a Dc harps ~ receive snd
fpywsrd All, Of the above tanned stleies, furnished
bs individuals VI ID .sociss.es.
y. b. BAKER,
moved AdJuIaut General OF Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
Visiting Prisoners IA Colanabus
s.t. oRte.by Returned.
Cairo Noy ID

cairo, NOV, T..
The steamer w Ii B went down the
river to-day to Fort Jefferson with Judge
Breese, his daughter and Mrs. McClerken,
wife of Maj NJ Glrrken, whowas wounded
and taken prisoner to Columbus. Mrs.
Dr. Turner also went down to nurse our
wounded.
Col. Haynes, Ill 4th, arrived from
Camp Butler this morning.
Col. Oglesby's expedition has returned
from Missouri. They had no fight. JEFF.
Thomson had left for Arkansas.
The dispatches heretofore published
about the Belmont battle do our troops
great injustice. Wait for the official re-
port.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

EEBy the Western train yesterday,
arrived sixteen more men, from Mahaska
county, for Captain Sewers Company of
the 10th, seven or eight men from Des
Moines, for Captain Smiths Company,
and some eight or ten more men for other
companies here.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

All parsons Keeping or having for sale. any or al
kinds OF Mahitous OF War, such Guns, Pistols Re-
volyers ahd al Kinds Of Ammunition requrcd not
70 sell 10 any person without from the nder
signed. This order must be strictly complied with.
under penalty otforfeiiI all articles mens9ned In
the ir possession. JoHS S'fAANJS.
II, tJd surveyor rort oil keokuk.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
nepor,en c-p,.re Of The snm.sr.

ashlngton, Nov. =.
A family letter received here dated on
the 25th Of October, on board the frigate
Sumter of Galveston confirms the report
of the capture of the pirate Sumter. The
writer says she was caught in her own
trap. 1t seems that she mistook one Of our
gun-boats for merchantmen and start
ed in pursuit. When the gun boat had
drawn her out far enough, she turned and
ran her ashore. Her officers and crew
are prisoners on board the Niagara.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
GALE OF NOTES.

~
Puiiie notice Is hereby given that. saturday. the
10th day November, A. H. 1861 i'll eel al pub
iic ,utrrv In cur Store Main street. keokuk
Iowa. to The highest bidder for cash the follow ing
obligations, given hs tho parties whase n~mcs are
the keakak, Fort Dies Molues y Minnesota hairc ad
Company
Peter Eleher Satoea J. NJ. Killings tiGU.0O;
ulne & TO-. balance SevU 10; Cieghsfn Eatty, bal
anca s4inGu 1hopas ". ClAgrtt SsDO Oo: John w
Hines x2u0iUs A. VI NeslcOti $1,000, D. w. a II,
HriuknisH $luVtDs n. Is, Woven d fu0 TO- Samnel
STARK weather SeleUH, n. Ee0tt Newell $lVU00
Frshk Bali.naer Sleh.ao, j. w. Johnton &5o0oo.
The notss above named we're pledged Ia as as col
lateral security. and the terms which they wer'
pledged autiorxs TO sell them, which We will DO ar
above stated. COX = SHELLEY.
Aa1l-AtI
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
4 DMINIsTRAToRS NOTICE,

Notice hereby given that the undersigned a., 0e-
iobes 9Nth 1901. appointed AdmIDistfstrA ~ the g..
tate al Jarub RAAIsy .deceased Ali persons ndeblsA
ta aid estAse viii govern themselves acenfdpGi, And
th claims against ii will present them Mlth
in the tlne inifed ~ iaw 84s
AA1kLINE EuhHkY, Sa
AdmlnistFAtflA 0l estate VI jacob hnshsys ueGA
H. II sIILaoRg. Attorney.
Nov IL, lrGl-alm
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13

Any quantity Of Indian Summer
lying around loose here nowadays Yes
terday, but for the excessive dust, would
have been delightful beyond description
day especially intended for good sail
on the river.