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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

DROCLAM ALTON.


To all to sAom these prssexts sAaH come. greeting:
WHEREAS. tits By an act Of the General Assembly Of
The Stale of Iowa, made tie duty Of The Governor n
least thirty days before any general election 10 Issue
his proelamatson- designating all the Offices To he
flied by Of all electors in the State by tbs
electors of any Judicial Uistriet.
New, therefore, l, samuel ]. krk~ood, Governor
nf the State OF Iowa. do By this prneisms tion.
publish and declare that VI the next general election,
he held In this State the second Tuesday ~ dc
tober next, the following Offices be Oiled,
The Office Of Governor:
The office Of Lieutenant Governor
The office of Judge OF The Supreme Court.
The Office OF Representative 10 Cor gress from The
First Congressional District 80 hi The vacancy oeea
stoned by the Resignation OF Hon. Samuel II Curtis;
And the Office OF District Judge Of the siAth Judicial
District 10 OIL The vacancy oeeAsoued 10y the resgta
ton of Hon. william NJ Stone;
Whereof all citizens aud officers concerned, rerles
uariy the sherTs of the several counties will
lice aud be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto act my hand
and affixed the gr~atsea Of The stale ~ Iowa. DOES
- AT Dies Mnipss this 4nth day " August. irht
-. Of the Independence Of the United states ihs
~ eighty sixth, and Of Thu. state the hfteenth
By the Governor. SAMUEL j. ktRhNOnD.
ELIJAH SELLS. Sec. OF Slate. sepslm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

Gen. Fremont's Reply TO Col. z. Z. 7dy-
Tor. the Rebel Commander at spring
field.
The arrival Of Capt. Kidd in our city
few days since with a flag Of truce from
Col. Taylor, who commands the rebel
forces at Springfield, occasioned some con-
siderable curiosity Capt. Kidd Las been
under close guard since his arrival, and
the nature of his mission had not, up to
yesterday, transpired. The following,
however, reveals the matter to the pub
lie, and gives construction of Gen. FIRE.
monts proclamation, by himself, which is
both interesting and important in the
highest degree:
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPT, J
September 18th, 1861.
SIR: Yours of the Sth inst, containing
an erroneous instruction of my proclaim
alton. dated on the 30th ult., has had MY
attention.
| understand the object of your note to
be to enquire whether it was my intention
to shoot the wounded who might be made
prisoners under my command.
The following paragraph, extracted
from the proclamation, will be strictly en-
forced within the lines prescribed, against
the class Of offenders Far whom it was in
tended viz:
"All persons who shall be taken with
arms in their hands, within these lines
shall be tried by Court Martial, and il
found guilty, will b. shot
| The lines are expressly declared TO be
those Of the army III the military occupa.
ton of this State. You have wholly mis-
apprehended the meaning Of the procla
ton Without undertaking to determine
the condition of any man engaged III this
rebellion, ] desire ii to be clearly under
stood that the proclamation is intended
distinctly to recognize all the usual rights
of an open enemy in the field, and to be il
all respects strictly contormable to the or
binary usages of war
1t is hardly necessary for me to sa,
that it was not prepared with any purpos'
to ignore the ordinary rights of humanlt,
with respect to wounded men, or to thos
who are hmanely engaged in alleviatln!
their sutierings.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. c. FREMONT,
Maj. Gen Com dg
Col I. I. TAYLOR.
Coln'dg at Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

The President falls back upon the act Of
Congress, which il far behind Fremont $
proclamation.
We fear the effect of this action. 1t
will do much to revive secession IN Mis-
souri,. The men who are secretly urging
on the rebels in Missouri were terrified by
Fremont's proclamation, The order OF
the President will relieve them of their
fears, aud they viii again resume their
covert proceedings. Even if Fremont has
gone a little further than the President
desired, it would lave been better to have
sustained him. Backward steps never
lead to good results,--[Chicago Post 18th
inst, Douglas Dem. paper,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
Piano-Forte Tuning.

Ia consider alton II the aIcity " money shall or
the present Pianos at th ratc of vi 90 ~ UI
these of ms who have their Pianos Qua
terty Pianos, MeUaTons. Alcprdeons and Guitars ri,
pa rsd aud sfaet1nn guaffatied have had fifteen
twenty yeas experience III The profession aud have
III my possession The best oi testimonials.
1 scp6-dGt I'D. PATRICK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
How the snemy Understand ~.

We make the following extract from
the Louisville Courier, the secesh organ
of Kentucky, from which Democrats Of
the Vallandig ham dam tudcn hammer Ma
hony Masonocracy may understand how
their position strikes the enemy:
1.-THE people Of the Northern States are
at length beginning to awake, and are Ia
king u decided stand in favor of peace and
against the war The Democratic party
is rapidly rcorganizing, aud inevery North
ern State has refused to cooperate with
the Republican party. While the people
of the North are becoming divided-the
Democrats generally opposing and the Re
publcans sustaining the war-t is graf
flying fact that the people Of the South
are every day becoming more united and
determined To continue the war unltes
the South and weakens and divides the
North The Northern Democracy are
stating the true cause of the war, which
has been brought about by the continued
agitation Of the slavery question; and
boldly assert that the main reason for the
further prosecution Of the war is that
slavery, which the Republicans froclaimis
the cause Of the war, must be abolished. :
Whether the peace Democracy design
to afford aid and comfort to traitors or not,
it is very clear that traitors take a great
deal Of comfort to themselves from the
course Of the peace Democracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
The P.@stdrntnna Fremop,.

A dispatch from the private secretary
Of Gen, Fremont to a gentleman in Gin
cinnaii, is conclusive that General FIRE.
mont has not been removed from his COM
nand.
But the telegraph brings the proclama-
tion Of the President rcpudlating that
part oil Cen Fremont's proclamation OF
Sept. ID, relating to the confseatlon OF
property aud the liberation of slaves. -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

BY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

Fare always as low as by any other
route
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
VAN Buren County Tleket.

The Union Convention held on the
18th, nominated for State Senator, A. II.
Mccrsry; for Representatives, George
Schramm, and joshua Granville; for
Sheriff, Il. Il. Rutledce for Treas'r and
Collector, ] S Sloan; for County Judge,
DIR. II. strickling; for supt Common
Schools. Mr.. Perkins; for Surveyor, Mr.
Blackstone; and for Coroner, Geo. Nc.
Intyre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
NEW ADYERTISEME NTS.

/ sT'
An Infants BIsnk-t, all wool, embroidered on two
sides with pattern of grape and leaves scoiloped
NIL around yard square. supposed TO have been
lost johnson street. batween Third and Fourth
September 9th. Any person returning the said blan-
KIT will be suitably reward BY leaving 1t al the shoe
store Of DUKE n Barrett, at this Office.
sepfn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

We make "a few extracts from the speech
Of Daniel :. Dickinson, the great Demo
cratic statesman Of New York, on the war
We call the special attention Of Mason,
Mahony and Neal to the first heading
and the remarks under in relation to those
who are trying TO build up the Democratic
party in opposition to the war measures OF
the Administration
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
MARTIAL LAW


OFFICE or PROVOST MARSHALL
st. Louis, Mo, Sept. 8. 1861
The Office for issuing passes ~ persons desiring y
leave the city 10 60 Washington Avenue, ami
the facilities such that person need be Detained
minute longer than h necessary TO oil out the pass.
J MrkINSTRY
sepl3d2m Major II. s. A. Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19

ReF-A dispatch from Cincinnati says
the soldiers wounded at the railroad bridge
in indiana arrived in that city, aud were
sent to the Marine Hospital, where they
were amply provided for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
sCURNY POLITICIANS.


But there il such an attempt going on
now in order that scuryy politicians may
ride into Office upon it, or have an organi-
zatlon that they can manage 1t il not
the Democratic party. | repudiate il for
democracy up and down, and round abeut
and diagonally, and in every other sense !;
but il is set of self constituted meddlers:
the Mrs. Cunninghams of the Democratic
party, who are in labor with their bogus
baby that they may claim the Democratic
Inheritance. Loud laughter and contin-
ued cheering They deceive nobody but
themselves The Democrats, following
the true democracy II the country, wall
never eilIsi III II, line Democratic party
arose out OF the Constitution. 1t Is its
life blood and its soul and vitality, and il
can no more snbsist without the Consttu
ton for its life, than fish can live on til,
parehed and arid sands They expect i,
inangurate party because the Presidcn
Of the United States is not eonductin,
this war according to the Constitution =
] hey have laid out constitutional chart
upon which they ask him to travel, turn
inc his toes 70 the true constitutional an
gle, and taking every step according 4
the Constitution. ! expect those admin
isterlng the Government q 20 accordin.
to the Constitution, but have my owl
views what il the Constitution aud wha
the rebellion, and what the duty Of Ia
Administration in pattine down the rebel
lion, ana have an iaea what ! would q
In putting il down. II | had charge Of il
The Constitution, for all civil government
and for the raising Of armies, and for til
declaration Of war, etc, etc, il grea
landmark and charter, and fixes and dc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-19
Republican state Ticket.
Union County Ticket.
X T. O X II X:

For tAs Ssaatt. ...... GEORGE w. M'CRARY
FREDERICK HESSER
Houss Rf2reaeatat.pss C. w. LOWRIE,
GODFREY EICHORN,
IT, G. STEVENSON,
MARTIN THOMPSON.
For sAeriF.......N. G.. HEDGES,
Treasurer ard Recorder II. III. ALLYN.
Couutg Jadge........ .ROBT. A. RUSSELL,
Coroner. r.. MARTIN,
Sart Of schools w. W. JAMESON
troanfs ssrrtpor. \. M'CULLOUGH.
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FOR SALE.

One rch-toned Seven Octave PIANO, entire Iron
Frame Front. Round Corners, modern style mproy
ments, only Si7b. Manufacturers price, $3.50
one second hand Piano. Ia GOOD order aud stands We
in tune (; former cost. 1910; Tor sale al 500.
second hand Piano, old style but In playing order
only $35, was sold for SO one year ago.
seP6-d6l j. u. PATRICK, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-06
QUE DARNEsB0wN CORRESPONDENCE.

DARNEsrowN, Nd, Sept. .27, 1851.
Illness Of The Surgoa Of the Thir1eaA Massachusetts
Rc9me'a--comp Matters, sc.
Hon: John 7. Heard end lady, OF Boston, Gro On visit
to camp this place, attending upon their son who is
Assistant Surgeon OF tho Massachusetts, Thirteenth rec
ment and has been i'll Scr days. Although threat.
ened with serious attack OF typhoid fever it is sheved
the crisis Is passed and thas he will recover
Tho 1hs.e Massachusetts have one OF tAer5cst
arranged CAMPS, II rot tho very best, in Se division
>eavera OF .he streets boautfed with crname atal
arches of evergreen, while tho material is used
decorate tents and TO Rcrs the occupants fro the
rays Of the sur some large having been procEro
from an adlenng wood for the aattcr pIEpose. The
khens, cooitg apparatus, apS other required append
ages OF Well regulated camps of the first PATTERN
utility are to becbseryod in every er Of the camp ir
the quarters OF tho officers weil in those OF
tho prvat2s The strictest after Iion IL paid to
gooo order, anl there has beeD but one tr-
vial punishment for long tyse. he guard house
s aId has been tor aness Inebrety nowhere 10 be
seen scd the camp Isl therefore, exempt rom the train
Of evE which is TO follow the prcvale of license
in tie use OF Intoxicating quorg In then camp Of the
ThirtesRsh there afS be plaee for 'eyery1sg
and COED place fors very good and urefu hing Calone
Leonard is much pected CON man Ter, and .he
chaplain Rev MI GAYLORD has place in tins heasts of
all for his kindness ard urbanity and his snual Efforts
for the welsre Of each individual member Of the CcrEG
The Thirteenth have aso the advantage o. possessing
OK the fnest bands in the division II is mostly Exo
Marlboro Mass and under the leaders1ip Of TonA G
Richardson of that place "Sounds from Homer were
never more avecty p.S red than they haze been and
be by the silver toned nerumens OF this excellent re- u
mental band. 1he regiment was unsurpassed In appea
ance, in precision Of marching and other .novenentsi
by any regiment on fast day. Adntant BRADLEY OF
the ThrtecDh has been offered snug Gerth HI the War
Department at Washington but he says he will accent
cvi oico un e has been through at east good fight
with the rebels -
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ADDITI0-JAL PARTICULARS OF THE CAP
TURE or TIE FANNY

FoT-sEss EcssoE, Oct. 4, .Sez-
The gurooat Pawnes arrived iattcras Inict sha
afternocr She brings intelligence n the capture Of tho
steamer fanny while her trip fren the nile. 70 the
camp OF tho Twcnesh Indiana reg nen Chcsr.eco-
mce, Tuesday ~ iect sioo rebel aesners
while within lvc or zen miles Of the camp
The captain Of the Fanny tells ,to story ,na frsn Lis
account it gems hat theFsnny male htteor re lsat
but ashore as peso Ole.
There twenty.throe Of the In ians regimen.
on board not including Captain Hat, the Qlarteastcr
Of the regiment, Mr.. spcaknan the sui ler and gun
of the Sawyer gun--a Of whom we're tassen pri-
Strangely enough, the captain tie Fanny and
two or three Of his crew, escaped.
The captain and Getained scre 70 ayait or
examination.
Tho officers Of the Pevnee eosot tho 'sory Of ito cap
tain very much Il very ,ys,eriaus, at al
large q1au.iy Of quarerm lstcr's pndsuters
stores were tnknp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-06
NEWS FROM THE REBEL. ARMY OF T9E
TGylMAI

JEFFrysoN DAVIS AT FAinFAx oorE,- Eassr.
,lEroIh the Richr ond Dispatch, Oct.2l
FAIRFAX CoURT HoUsK, Oct. 2, 1851
The ryvsidsnt arrived night before ae:. Yesterday
escorted by the Adsat-oop Of Mississippi he made i,
personal reconnaissance in the vicinity and towards the
outpostS At Beaurcgaris headquarters the rain today
prevented general review Of tho troops by tho Presi-
dent Ee greeted owcvcr by the soiers wherever
ho appeared, with enthusiasm.
The f,derais advance cautiously and hold Falls Church
aud PRESS lines Anaudale. largo volume OF
sn,oksis tewares Falls Church.
[From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. s.
Tbs people OF Richmond again intensely arita ed
yesterday in speculatons the general subject OF af
fatr1 the Potomac. Rumors of various .credibity
circulated IsTas said that President Davis in his
address 70 the solder3 at the railroad station aad told
them II they handed their muskets we'll by next saur-
day night they would be in Baltimore" Other evidences
eqaGy emphatic Of an approaching action oId
l circulated through tho city.
The well authenticated facts in relation tn tie move
rents on the Potomac very ew. There is re doubt
bu:ttt last week orders issued the Confcde-
rate forces at Fairfax Court House Lol5 thereyes in
reodiEess, with three days ratons to move forward
This order was ora to the whole army The oc.
cason of it is understood to have been The advance Of
erG thousand OF tie enemy in the direction or ewins-
vile, from which, However, they had last accounts
retired
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IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MoNRoE

Formidable Rebel Expedition Down
James CsiveI-Rebel Demand for the
Eyncuua ION Of Newport News, &c.
Fos7Trss MoxRor, Oct. 4,
Via BAITiMoRE Oct. s, 1861.
Generaool IS expected at Fortress Monroe to morrow
rlornng It not determined when he left yesterday
chat he sfoud 60 to 81. Louis His visit to Washington,
however, ref srs 70 that eubjcct.
Itisv,l understood th&tihe rebels will eoon attempt
to tie iockado at Old Point with two steamers from
Norok dlYorktown and another powerful steamer on
tho james river.
Pa.ong by the od point boat say that General Ma
grude he'd demanded the evacuation OF Newport News in
twcly burs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-06
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE AND TIE
RANKS.

FRANKFORT, OCT. n I3UI
The legislature he's taken recess TIL November ~
directing the Committee on Banks in tho meahwh'iol 70
INQUIRE into tho management Of the Bank Of Louisville
Tho Bank Of Kentucky has promised its quota o
the 81 600 600 for tho defence Of Kentucky
The Bank Of Louisville, whose quota was nearly
Slo0 COO, has furnished $500 900.
Tho Northern Bank has promised So 900 moro tDan
its quota and the Farmers Bank has responded by ts
quota OF the 50, 900 ,oo0 required.
In discussing this question, Senator speci said that
| majority OF tho Louisville bank directors would
gladly welcome Buckner, and open the valhs irecy 70
him, and therefore he wished tho management expcsed.
Senator Coodloe said the Commercial Tank would
| promptly respond to any demand in this emergency.
Mr. specds resolution Of inquiry into the coalition ana
management Of tho Bank Of Louisville passed both
| houses.
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THE CHARLES Town NAVY Ward.
TWO SLoOPs OF WAR yA.oY TO Re LAuSCEED--oI
VESSELS FITTI,a OF r--woRK IN TIE FOURIER


TWO sLoors OF WAR yAoY TO BE LauScEED--oLI
VESSELS FITTING OF WORK IN TIE FouEnRY
ETC., ETC,
From the Bost ,n Traveller, Oct. &
BUSINESS IN every ear tnaat seems to ba carried
this yard with uncommo yigor. Already two sblenild
s.oops ofwar panied W c1d canked and could DC
launched if required. IN tw vecksone OF IL en- We un
allreadythe other will la, te t7a for her motive po
steamer with side h eels, and b1ilt upon the plsp
CT our ferry hoats Is IL fra me She nafOn tho floor,
sharp IN the ends and haR rudter at each
her course may be reversed atgses1re without putting
round. As she is q very ii drift ofwateF not more
perhaps, than five feet sIc viii be admirably aEted 70;
convey ing troops scross rivers or,bsgs
TIe gun boat Mohicgn, ich arEptd recentlyfron tho
coast Of Africa, rehtEg afoat nf her opn(aSE and
lower yards arc do~D. Probably hsr rigging \wi bo
lifte6 from the lower nIss and examined In tNe Ayes
Carpenters and ca1kcy, are aiSo at work upon her\
The inc Of battlesp Vermont having her topsl and
decks cauked preparatory 10 being Cited q rec S1ng
8hp &c the Ohio Is too much crowded comfort Like
the Ohio, We suppose sSe wi, have Jury masts ,2ai
yards fer the double purpose Of exercising her gr
horns and FOR drying of clothes ADD hamTaocks Tn,
must be riaed up and yards are necessary ~
Clothes poles.
There is oso sloop, Of aiout sixtyA
TONS IN the course Of construction designed powder
boy, 70 carry a1pples TO the ships OF roIn thcma
gazines ashore
In tho foundry, shot, shell, anl othcr des,rucH
tive mssiles produced IN largo quantities; and
additional works in the course OF construction to
the other buding&-tho whole forming very extern
sive establishment.
The recent arring Of tho vQlunteer navy has
sensiby diminished tho number Of great guns which
have ornamentcd the grounds above tile dry docks Wo
suppose when the on the stocks are launched
others will be laid down in he places for we have large
quantities OF ship timber, slch as knees aod frames in
the yard.
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MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY AFFAIRS.

bNsIUN, VCI. o, IbUI.
General Batter has issued Official order designating
Boston as his headquarters under the order constituting
the six New England States a Department The staa
Of General Butler is announced folows-aor George
E. Strong Assistant Adjutant General Acting officer and
Chief Of staff Captain Peter Haggerty ana Lieutenant
Vim. H. wiegcl Aids-de Camp, Gilman and Kimball,
Brigade Surgeon and Medical Directors Captain Paul r.
George Brigade Quartemas with assistant Quarter
master.
Senator Wilson formally assumed command today az
Colonel Of tao Twenty second regiment The regimcnt
will leave for Nlc seat Of war on Tuesday.
John Chamber ae Adutant Of the Fifth three
regiment has aocep the adutantcy of the Twentythird
Lieutenant Colonel Kurta commanding.
Chambers proved himsei.s brave and cool officer al
tho battle at Bull run, and led two three battery
charges successfully before the defeat Tho Twentythird
viii probably leave next week.
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CH ASLD BY ,FRIVATEERS.

The bark John Benson, arrived yesterday morning from
Force, p r. makes the following repor-Sept g. on the
ossEard passage IN at'ude 81 33 north ongtudc6s 15
maze black schooner apparently under easy SAIL WHO
hoisief the American ensign but upon ascertaiIng ta,
no notice was taken Of her by tic John Benson in,
mediately made all sa and gave chase following for
day and night but, as ehe outsaed IL was finally
gwen up She carried heavy gun on her forecastie
The John Benson aso reports that her home ms
sage September 20, latitude 80 a. long tude 20 aO was
tlased by fioe looking brig for hoNr which then
Rh1ndoned the nlrsIit. - - -