davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-28

Times, says:
saThe Fall Sessions Of Edgeworth Female
Seminary and Greensborough Female COL
lege have resumed with very hattering prom
ise These schools are desersedly popular,
and we are glad TO know that the Religious
Denominations which they represent an
preciate and are nobly sustaining them.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-28

coiporteurs got into the ranks of the Eel.
sial army and distributed among the SOL
9lers tracts containing the Parable of the
ioolgai oon. 1t must be so, if am al
iowed to Judge by the number of Yankee
SOLDIERS who have suddenly discovered that
tney have fathers and are willing TO re-
turn to their homes.
Asa HARTz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
From Charleston.

New York, Dec s.
Intelligence from Charleston says the
blockade there is constantly violated by
inland channels 10 Eiisto and the Motif
or North Channel Vessels are certain
Of - feet Of water in the latter With
in few weeks the brig West lndian, the
bark Helen with naval stores, and the
schooner Gov Ripley with rice, arrived,
besides Others OF less note.
The steamer Isalel, thoroughly fitted
" and loaded with 1000 bales of cotton,
and the Prince DC Wales, are waiting an
opportunity u run out.
There are about l2,000 North and
South Carolina troops on the railroad 10
Savannah, aud 5000 in Charleston
Most Of the SOUTH Carolina troops are still
in Virginia Five gnnhoats are building
at Charleston.
They are confident al Charleston that
they can gather force enough to meet ms
at any point ON the main land We may
choose
The Bermuda brought 5000 guns, OF
which Charleston cot half. The Fingal
brought L., 300 Enfield rifles Pereus.
sion caps, rihed cannon, and other militia
ry equipments, are making at Charleston
Provisions are said to be abundant anc
chpap
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
XXXVII Congress- First Session

Washington, De,


HousE.-The Speaker announced va
cancies in several of the Standing Com
mittees, which have been filed us fol-
lows:
Ways and Means, Messrs. Hooper and
Maynard Judiciary, Wilson; Terrific
ries, Steel; Indian Affairs. Phelps Of Cal
ifornia; Public Buildings. Blair OF Vir-
ginia, Military Affairs, Dunn; Commit
tee on establishment OF a Western Ar
mory, Kellogg; Illinois Pacific Railroad,
Sargent.
Mr.. Gurley offered resolution which
vas adopted, requesting the Committee
on Judiciary to enquire if Geographic
censorhip Of the press has been establish.
ed in this city, and if so, by whose au-
thority and by whom it is controlled, to
report if such censorship has not been
used to restrain wholesome political crit
cism and discussion, while its professet
and audible object has been to withhold
from the enemy information in relation tt
the movements OF the army.
Mr.. Stevens submitted series of reso
lutions referring the various branches 8
the Presidents message to the appropri
ate Committees.
Mr.. Arnold moved that part relating i
the defcnces and Notifications Of til
! great lakes and harbors be referred to
select Committee Of nine members.
Gurley said it was conlended on on
side that the great West and Northwe.
should not be ignored, on the. other ths
the subject Of defense concerned not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
COMMERCIAL
DAILY GArg ClTy OrvfcE, !
KgoEK, Nov ~, s5I.

DAILY GArx Crrv orrtoR,
Kxog~x, NOV. ~, 81
FLoUR--superane 81 so. sprin swheat extra 81 Is;
Fall Wheat Extra o. -.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-- 90 TO suc 60
CoRS-1sto lie " bush.
EsRLEY-~No sale.
WHEAT. In good aemaod. Fal ses7s; stt4As 80
ehaic ito 5,e 3t
KNE--goc dui
OATS-l2ts Ni5c
POTATOES lsa2oby the ioaa setaa % 10 soe
suGAR-Sew ortc4os has 81 afo4. prime iot,ta
III clarified i%at3 etat8a,l and loaf i2l aIst
moLAssEs- riatt'att-n 4. aJo, Sugarhouse 4sa5u
Golden sSrur TNa fav,
CoFFEhiio i ~ isy lava "a ~: lAgnysa 2oes ~.
RICE-9Ase ioc.
soAr-paim DC. Family a..c, German (Cln., ~
a1se.
CANDLES star Isal6, stearine Ia MouId H.
LARp--se: retail I6e.
DCITER--Common 6la &c; Choice 10, retail l2bais.
LEAlHER-sole a5aaa Harness 2saau.
HinES-Dr5 l0arc, green 4asl green sheep
pets 3nfaaic; green hog skins lsc.
HAl-Timothy, new ~ o0sat on, baled 81 COZ $40
Prairie - 10.
sEEps--Iianxariap Grass 90, Timothy VI 90 Flax
Seed 60ah,.
uNlON~~~as u 4Oc.
EGGS i0alic.
WHITE BEANs-socasl 90.
TEATHERS-2Sa3
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 .6 y bushel. Dried
Peaches 3 15a So 60, Raisas "a 0ot - 50,
tHEksE--N ssern Reserve SC; Denmak Gh91.
BEFF-lts Aec gross; 3a4 y quarter.
SBEEP-si Soaa 50 y head.
HnGS-Dr 2sG3c-
SALT A. 81 30 - sack; Kauawha g. 75a % 90
v barre ilyerpooiSl aaa ~ 90 e sack; Lake ~ 80
en- 10 bhl.
1 FISH-~Maek erei No. s2osa21 y Dbl No. Q GIG
asi7. No. slnasl3 White Fish, No. / ~ SOC 5 IS
D half bbi. Cod Fish See h.
/ RAGS--lsc.
OLD tRoN-1aG &c n. Brass s4I0c N, Cop.
per l2tae q D..
ENCHANGE-On New York. Bank able Funds ~
for gold !. cent. 81. Louis y & cent for Missouri
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
Da- We see that some Of the officers

DR- We see that some Of the officers of
the 10Th Regiment are initiating the alb
surd fashion, now co common among the
minor officers of the army at Washington,
Of distor,ing their pronunciation Of the
words Of command on drill. Thus, pass
ing by any of the numerous squads con.
stantly drilling on the streets, one hears,
..Shodah, urms !" 's'Igh,' DIRE u Fun !"
- Ord, ntch' and 50 on. Now, the
proper words properly pronounced are
very sonorous, may be heard at great
distance very distinctly, and are perfectly
ineligible II is to be hoped, for the
benefit Of the soldiers, that their officers
will make change for the better in thi.
particular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Esag-The Warsaw Bulletin denies that
Dewey towho was drnmmed out of Col.
Moore's camp, was citizen Of Warsaw, as
stated by our correspondent. The Bale
tin desires us to make the correction for
the reason that Warsaw has already to an
swer for enough scoundrcls of her owif.
We are sorry that Warsaw has such a
load to carry. that, like the famous CAMEL
Of the proverb, ''another feather would
break its back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
Troops Sent to Fl. Plckens.

New York, Dec ).
4 dispatch was yesterday received from
Washington ordering the n. Y. 10Th reg
imcnt, Col. Dodge, now in camp at Gov
ernor's Island, 70 proceed TO lit. Pickens
A boiler explosion occurred this morn.
ing at lis Broadway, occupied byJ. Ian
sing, dealer in cloaks, which resulted in
an entire destruction Of the vault under
the alley, where the boiler was situated
aud injury TO persons aud property, but
fortunately no loss of life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

No. iI.-Ihat no citizen, 5hhsbitsnt or resident Of
this Ntste, subject do niiiar! dut, either III tbs
Volunteer Reserve Mitia shall hereafter enst or
engage enter The military service on Al. other
and all liable military dup within lLisslat.
arr het! prohibited fsom s1Iisnr, agreeing
ls assembling with sir~ or fcr The Tnfrsse OF en-
tefinE the service " a.. other state Nor shan a.,
pefseh within hlsftats, liable % military dnly ,en
ter into the ofthe United saser esesft una,
the expfess authority ills State Trox44ea Thai
this Order snos btendsd apls 10 pre.ent the Gov
fshe United from recrutung FIR III,
Eegular Army pursuant III tie Arfs az Congress sna
provided faF her that lis Ortr aud The aext sneeee
Ing orc does not apply 10 The CompAny n0w being
Tased al Dubaqae far tie 81 on Reg aaent"
no Hi.-TAat all peFsons, h~tker resident. efthis
State ohets .se, ana al oEeers regularly
tAerilcd officers n the United States recruiting for The
llned stases Regular Army, are hereby prohihi.eo
from ehiitthg eF Ia ans rsi,Ig naen within
this State with astsw o. fsr The purpose of entering
Into The mtliiar. III AHs cIh.r State or af tbs
tntted States except r pursuance ofths Ia~ssnd au
tharty Of the STATE az Iowa
NJ. iN.-Thatthe Ad5uiaEt enesal ~ ibis State be-
charged with The duiy Of seeing that neiiher the
Above Orders fSns III. and III J il violated
A's The saia sh.atatt Gfn*FAi, Lea salsaed last
eller OF aHt 4 ais ah9se Orders Nos III and M
lar been ~ il betag violated shalt ORDER al on eers ~
prfseas violating zach orfers natf mists
less ihe Iomm lief Uterv directs, TO b.
Attached to- enter AID seFfe prFale AAs conn
~ Or regiment being rslsea lftiH thu state unde
authority thereof.
By 0rder If the Gom naeF-ib. tttf.
~ u. bAkER
Adlataut General Of the State Il l8wb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

New i orK, Dec. y.
A private from Port Royal states that
one of the Quarter Masters has, on his
own possibility, set about forty negroes
at work. Tie negroes, as IN inducement
to work, are to receive three cents per
pound for all marketable cotton, and they
are represented as having gone into the
business with enthusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
New J ork, Dec. )

The Chamber of Commerce adopted a
memorial requesting the President to
send two or more armed vessels to
the coast Of Europe for the protection of
our commerce against priyateers.
Reice was arrested here, on application
Of the District Attorney of Boston, on the
charge of fitting out the SLAYER Brutus
from New Bedford
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

The Mails.

The transition from summer to winter
arrangements which is now taking place,
causes some detention and irrcgularity in
the arrival of the mails The trouble
from that source will soon be over, and
then we think our arrangenements for
the winter will be more satisfactory than
they have ever been before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

ES- The Oxford Mss lntelligencer
says 1T is highly probable that the Leg
islature will, in few days, pass law
touching the heartlcss spectators in salt
throughout our State. We would like to
see the Stale Seal put upon the door Of
every salt SPECTATOR in the land, and an
agent put III each door to sell the article
at fair price.
xs MAJOR Slemmers, Of Fort pickens
fame. is 50 dangerously i'll at Huttonsyille,
Va, that al last accounts bis life was des-
paired Of.
II A New York German paper states
that Gen. Sigel favored Fremont's re-
mosal on the ground Of incapaclty ~
military man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

The present critical state OF EaroIean stiairs vii
render these publications unusually interesting during
tbs Forthcoming year. they Will occupy mi ddie
ground between tie hastily written temA crude
srccut atis. and rNinE rumnrt ~ The dhlly Journal
and he pandernus Tome of the fuinre hst, iaa, writ
ten after the living interest and excitement ~ tn great
political esents OF The time shall have passed Ii
s these Periodicals. thai readers must look for The
ably really neigtbie and reliable history or current
and such In addition 10 their w@ii-tsishsh
Cd literary, scientific. and theological character.
them upon the consideration Of the featins pan
tlC.
The receipt III Advance sheets troua The Brit
tsh publishers gives add ohs value h. these kepfns,
naslu Ii ne they NO" b. placed m tile hhnds III sish
srrlbeas about as soon ~ The original editions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Err Several citizens, we learn, com
plain Of detention by the guards at Camp
Halleck, A guard there informed us
that the orders were to pass no one after
7 p. IN or before a. m. At other times
the word "citizen' is a sufficient counter
sign. But even at night step or two
further will generally take one around the
guard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

seH- About . o'clock yesterday morning
quite crowd gathered ut an alarm Of fire
on the alley 10 the rear Of Thompson's
Bank. There was slight fire in negro
shanty Whereabouts. but it was put out
without trouble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Er- The western train due nj 2 p IN,
did not arrive till 4 o'clock yesterday -
The delay was caused by heavy freight
and waiting for the out train. The freight
was partly coal, and partly four car loads
of hogs for Goldman & Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

IEr yesterday must certainly have been
borrowed from next May. 1t was regu-
lar spring day, and the air had that pecu-
liar softaess which the poets cali the breath
vi spring, and which we never before per
eeised 80 much out Of season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

EE' At Foreman tailor shop, yester-
day afternoon, We saw a fine, large Il. :.
flag, Of bunting, which is 10 be presented
to Col. Moore i regiment, by DR.. W IL.
Davis Of 1T. Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
rFA farmer was brought before the

Recorder, yesterday, for violation Of the
City Ordinance against allowing horses or
vehicles to stand across foot path. The
fine II s3, but it was III his case reduced
to costs only. Wishing, az he said, TO
see the laws enforced generally, he stepped
out found the carriage Of Mr. Chittenden
standing across the path, and lodged in
formation against him. OF course, the
laws must be enforced, and so they were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

TT Lieut. Goshorn, with l6 recruits
from Madison county, for Company T of
the Iowa 18th, arrived yesterday, on the
way 70 join the REGIMENT. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
THE GATE CITY


Err The various wagon roads leading
into town begin to look quite lively now,
with loads of hogs, wood, grain and other
produce coming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
.rgsT GEsrEAL's UfYE1s or rHA Srsrs ~ Iowa
n.rsEpanF eys xA lAFI

.ngsT GEsrHAL's 0frIes urrHa Mn srs ~ lowAt
DayEsyohT, Oct ID. lrti. ,
Information las received at this ofcs that per-
.ona cia'minx be recruiting officers fsna other
Sutes are various Iuanis ia this Stale endeayor
lar IL enlist citizens OF thAs sssie tor military sersc.
In ether States. These tefssns hoiaiNg Oct in-
dueements III higher pay aud higher hounties thar
these pro ded by Law, and .ihsr induce meRis al
cloth T. Mrfns, sc, all 81 Shsh false and IN
foe uaed. by Iaeaas 81 these rF.tgces citizens o
our II ale led 10 abahdon The OF their
State thur arlFslRr themselves Of the support ~ the
state Ghr State ~ thfr services he citreHs ot
Iowa subject IL ~ iArs duty nr4 10 enllst
rnaer sny such perscns and all sGrh here
hy strictly Forbidden TO eoI8iIu- snsh enlstHents
their peril. The officer NJ Dialogue, euItstgBg one
company for The lyon Regiment IL not embraced In
this order.
by ofaer OF the COMMANDMENTS. Chief
NIB. BAKER, Adl't Genl 81 Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
IMP TANT OR ID Err.
Washington. Dec

To Maj. Gen Geo B. Mcclellan:
| am directed BY the President to call
your attention to the following subject ::
Persons claimed 70 be held to service or
labor under the laws of the State Of Vir-
ginia, and actually employed in hostile
service against the Government ef the l..
S., frequently escape from the lines of the
enemy's force and are received within the
lines Of the army of the Potomac. This
Department understands that such persons,
afterwards coming into the city Of Wash
ington, are liable to be arrested by the
city marshal, the presumption arisIn.
from color that they are fugitives from
service or labor. By the fourth section
of the act of Congress, approved Aug. q,
1861 ,,entitled IAN Act to coniscate prop
erty used for insurrectionsry purposes,
such employment is made a full aud suffi-
cient answer to any further claims to SER
vice or labor. Persons thus employed are
not be refused military protection by the
L. S., and their arrest as fugitives from
labor or service should be Immediately fol-
lowed by military arrest of the parties ma
king the seizure. Copies of this commu-
nication will be sent to the Mayor Of the
city of Washington and to the Marshal OF
the District Of Columbia. that any conflict
| between the civil and military authorities
may be avoided
| una, General. your very obedicnt SER
| want
[Signedl WIN, II. SEWARD. .
| The Secretary Of the Treasury has just
issued the following general regulations
relative TO securing and disposing Of the
property found and brought within tn,
territory now or hereafter occupied b,
the United States forces In the loya
States
Treasury Department,
Washington, Nov. 30, '61.
/ In order to the security and proper dis
positions Of the productions Of the sol
and all other property within the limit,
Of States or parts Of States declared to b,
in insurrcetlon against the United States
and now occupied Or hereafter to be occu
pied by the troops and authority Of III,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

ES In order to increase the comfort at
Camp Halieck, Company | is moving into
the room directly in the corner of the
block, formerly occupied as a storeroom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FTvO ARMS! TO ARMSl.

am authorized to call for the organization OF two
Battalions " Militia In Lee county said
taions becaDposed OF not less than six companies
each end the companies contain not less than 40
men In addition u the company officers. One Bat
TALON s TO be laised in Keokuk and vicinity, and the
other In Doycrand vicinity
Persons raising companies requested 10 report TO
me Immediately, In order that may inform them o.
81 the plan II ORGANIZATION, Ae.
trust that Tue above call will be- responded to
promptly D. IL. HILLS,
Deg. s, '6 -dhs Md de-Camp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

nea4- There being no opportunity for
landing at Hamilton dock, on account Of
the ice, the ferry boat went down 10
Quincy with load yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
NJ Office.

IN
Those HAVING nc UNITS against Will Please pre-
sent them TO Mr. r. H. Humps mr. settlement Having
been ordered OF very short noties was hrtAne W
call upan settle. Those, too, who know them
xeises indebted 10 will please make lmmsdisle
aA Ia Mr. Humee. twho alone ~ authorized ~ set
tiNlnN aasirs3 thstfhsse y MAon ny iharntsn ma!
bNpau!. ID. II ME6A6INt
G N Once corner Main and Third streets, MP asiFss
WIN Or, Hond. FIJI. hVAA6s
Il Nnvnlf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
TERMS: Regular Prices


The pestsTe to amy part Of The Iuitea States will he
hnt Twenty .EOur Cents u year Tor BLACK
wooD, ani bat Fourteen Cents u year for
each Review
Al tns aa@e prices the Periodicals ailhe furnished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

thereby certify that an instructed hs the Com
above Orders rFidy enforced aid further notify
oil persons MAJOR General Fremont has expressly
refused grant aufhe rtts AIRY othoas OF men
20 recruit In state ~ Iowa, except IL is aene with
an IL sAe cone o. t.s e4l-as tie state
u. II. HILLS, Ali DE- Camp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;!
1000 ABLE-B0DIED MEN.
Between the Ages OF Is aud 49,
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,
IL serre as byapfry, FIR Three Years,
Unless .Sooaer DISCHARGED.

THE Regiment is now being rssed under authority
ofLen. Fremont, and the authority ofthc GoserAorot
Iowa, and will renaezsousa keokEk, aud soon a.
ofganiEed will he 81 once cicthet and equipped
tive service
Subsistence will be- furnished Mtthe expense Of the
Iaiied State Al place OF fenee2yous 10 Volunteer
drilling whilst Companies being raised ia accord
snce win Instructions ~ recruiting officers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
nOLDIERS AND LABOREKS.

~
The Unprecedented rise 10 Boots aud Shoes makes
negess AIRY III take assures
less HE highest European and American testimony
goes To trnse thai this ma. be done writer ~ the
london Mechanics Magazine says pf M0cGTOnsA
Antiseptic WATERPROOF Hacking II
have worn npsir Of boots three years, and ain we'll
satisfied that by is The wearing qualities Of feather
a III least doubled American testimony VI the
highest chm raeler eopHrns Tbs statement
Sold wholesale aud Retail by DUKE BARRETT,
'ktoknk, Iowa. Price q single box 10 CTS
a1nX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
DOCKET BOOK LOST.

A lady DROPPED Pocket Book on The Sidewalk yes
teraay, contsiniug from fifteen 10 twenty dollars In
money Any person returning II 10 this ofre viii be
hberally rewarded.
Dec I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

E@sA- 4 ht 1fhs &lAhth -iAFieu NHtA I1tGl-
ed spectators Of their regular parade on
Main street yesterday afternoon, By firing
a few yolleys Of blank cartridges. for the
sake Of practice.
The vacancy in the Offices of the Rifles,
caused BY the promotion Of lst Lieut.
Plummer 70 the captaincy. vice Major
Eelknap, has been filed by the election
Of Mr. Bruce as Orderly.
- The residence Of Mr. Henry Hoes,
On 9th aud Des Moines, which was burn
ID down some weeks ago, Is now replaced
by comfortable frame building, erected
for him b. the generosity Of many of
our citlzens-some giving lumber, some
cash and some work on the building -
This is as it should be, and gives one
mprc respect for human nature.
E1g- If any one wishes To call t. mind
now suddenly the present hard times
came ON, let him take walk in the more
southern portions Of the city, aud think
how suddenly those costly street-excava-
tons were suspended. Probably no other
| city in the State presents similar appear
anee in this respect Improvements stop
| ped as ii under an eaict from King
and streets due deeply into the center Of
the bluff terminate there, and will prob.
ably remain 50, with tha, bluff ending, as
a warning to posterity.
EF-ln almost every town the buildings
seem to have some peculiar style or fash
ION among themselves. In one town Q
majority of the houses will be white, with
green window blinds in another, they
will have porch over the front door
in another town, some other peculiarly
will prevail. Here, one notices hat i
large number of the business houses seen
ambitious of high foreheads. and the cave.
rise above the roof to aid the deception
But perhaps the most peculiar city, if WI
may believe an old Dutch writer, Is Al
bany, N. Y, which, says he, " consists
Of about four hundred buildings, contain
ing perhaps two thousand inhabitants
built mostly of brick, with their gabl,
ends TO the street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

AtAmecting Of the Commander in Chief aud til.
ofeers ofhis staff hrld ia Le ofrcs 81 The Aaiutaut
General The luh day If October A. h. l-el Tie fol
Low .nE NrGer " ~ nn al n..nsls naoltrd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Vt Renlttances mustin all cases be made DIRECT 20
rHe PUBLISHER for at these pglces no commission eau
he allowed ~ Agents.
LEONARD SCOTT a co..
detaM "a Coolest, NcM-HOrk.