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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
EIGHTH fOMAST, 4 TTESTI9S' -,

Attend Of companv, Al Sweeney on WEDNks-
DAY. the goth Y az February, lstl al II O'Clock
Boz Vi. 90 tbs ~rH follows Commencing on
James River A. kng Road slcug this Road 20 New Ma-krt
Road so New Marke Central RoRi a1@g Central Road 90
e Ionr nr So. Road 4o-g Fridge RoSd 20 Charles CIV
line along ts lanes River ant along liver 70 hnysaDd
g. u pSr.s Ai'nt.nt f-S-i0t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

Attend % your company AZ Sseney-, WEDNEs-
DAY the 2oh tay % February. 1861, a. n oco K
Nns 1rH Cor,>T shall be o9~s rommenc ny a. the
mouth 10 Almond Creek doEn James Ryrrto KlngSant
Road along New Market Road, along Nov MARKET
alon Central Road O. Almond Greek and
d0uu Almond Creex 70 James Kyer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
r. w. MCKINNEY

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DRACTIcEs In the Courts Buckingham Prince Edward
i AppomattoK.
"A I'd ess New Store, Buckingham, Va no2l- c6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

WE return sincere snks friends and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that We have
heretofore received and hope y strict attention TO business TO
merit continuance OF The making large
psraons business extensively Than formerly
ALFX. HILL 4 CO., No. u. Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers OF Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va.
s. We axe prepared "a settle ali accounts which due
that be Of Alex. m Co.. TO Alex
Hill Individually and hope all who indebted
will please forward and settle them forthwith all accounts
that due and remain unps will be placed In The hands
Of q collector lla8l A. ELL %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
LAWRENCE s. MARYE,

LAWRENCE 8. MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IDRACTICES Courts OF the City Of Richmond and the
Counties OF Henrico Hanover and Caroline He Is Also
NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSIONER Of the United Court
Of Claims
The partnership between oh.san White and himself being
solved his once Is llth ST., just below Goddins Hall
fei9-ely
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
~ JONES united the practice OF tie Law at Richmond
the Federal Courts and Court Of Appesls.
Nh JosAs will also practice 10 the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
o7 and Henrico
His Office is a. The corner FRANKLIN and 18th streets
spS-okdu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

which, they will perceive, viii enable them By
and Industry provide comfortable homes for them
selves and families with, atvey speaking very little capt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT

Az an evidence Of the t Of the people be stated that
6OOO tons Of freight including OOOO bushels Of grain and
$50 no barrel, Of forwarded the line las, year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout The state
are resi- ,fuly that the Commlsloners appointed
by law purpose obtaining accoa.remen A have made
contracts icr these Items they delivered Al this
M they are Issued Immediately, according to priority OF date
~ orI,rs CHARLES 0IMh0CK,
Captain aud superintendent Annoy
Richmond, Va, January S, 1851 Jao-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

-. 49,, tor ike Dy4pepsie. whohk cot to
sS. S 10 :: :as SS .'S 3; 'Ss s Ss
d eoe P,rs. the picture Is reversed and the bright
y, Al life appears
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR 9IE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lads in Tracks of Forty Acr.s and
UptOard on Long Credits and Loo Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

IHE ofthe snepng and industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements sni liberal
Inducements nfer,d them BY the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

s.e case Suppose have ssrdy red, Ssis, g-iEz'y
sog yslos hEr suppose you prefer light bro~n rich
90 5roEa raven black Vel, you apply W you Are wise
CgiSFlDORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
EnANER,N PREmIUM KIr.
NATURAL MAGICI

s. case Suppose sandy, red wLie, g-iEz'y,
-,i,g yslos suppose prefer light brOwn rich
5roTa or ssyeO black Wei, apply ~ you Are ~ise)
CRiSFADORO'S EXCELSl0R HAIR DYE,
.ni IN ten minutes your mirror shows youa
oyDERRUL TRANSFORM ATIONI
- IN element o. beauy. a magnlacent head q har
sr.raoa whenever you uncover. Tie difference he
REALTY AND THE BEAST
more s;ilking that between gray red head In
49, u nature sad one 70 witch ss famous dye has be APP
sod everywhere. and applied BY al Hair Dressers.
n.-d&wim
CHEAP ENSTRANCE.-Herring
A. - tn; Tre Proof SAFES insure much the
- Irsu Policies, and Is years Bus ness
. KNOWLES wALFORD, Agents
Isl $50 Mar street.
- A SOUTHERN NANUFAC-
49, TURING HOUsE ~ REALITY.
(E~rtHLasEED ~ i>22)
Ta'j house first established BY Cook Ryan,
2ally. Peter Cook,
Srd'y Ry Cook uih
shTs. 81 4 HuL
sA'y ~ Alex. hin a CO.
We prepared ma1ufsctur- Ladies' Gents Asfes and
Rys s1Es Of every description % which uly
,.v ja96 AUX. NIL 400.
KNOWLES a. WALFO8D
2S AGENTS FOR
LIE and Fire Insurance,
Herr a-'s RE and Burglar Proof Ssfes,
Machine BsdnE, (Leather and Robberl
Esn-eg's Church and other Bels
Dealers IN Cotton and Linen ruines,
$50 MAIN STREET.
oes Rchnoud
YEAST POWDERS.-J W. GAR
g. LICK gchrond "a, manu- ,curss "SvmPles Infd-
Els Powdsr his H the ou'y factory OF The knd Ia ne
s,ah D. prepared r the entire trade o.
,. ,-sr.-atIon ,rn-,v, ~ All who ued -RIH-14f Htl
F.r sale by Druggists ant Groc-ts sgnersly So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

attend muster of your COMPANY A. Carriers Grocery
-ATCgDAY Msreh %, ISL A. O'clock NJ By order " Colo
CO. w q PRYOR, aIt .3' Ret
Company shall be follows Commencing az Cor
p'-,' Vi ilutaS Sax- Roai along This Road 20 A.
tsr g. ocs-v thence along Central Road OBJ Almond Greek,
thence almond creek James River thence the River 20
corporation Inc, and along tbs line 70 starting Pout
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

Eor sale by tslt La DAVENPORT.
90 DIR .. w. GARLIC k.-DEAR
- SRI have Tor some m1rths used In fam ly sCu
q, Iy celer ted ssaktng PO - d"rs a1t take pleas
commenting them % al antilles &c te5. article
TILED FOR klns light sweet soorgy b-sd there %
bal hresi when IMPLIES Pow ers are UseL
Rrspes'luy, ;. sicf,R Ls~sttEN
p...r.hrrr- JniY t1tt. $50 ~ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

Dil W ETERSON co,
IA lbs Main street
SNUFF! SNUFR'.-F Mac aboy snrn. Rcs- scented,
- RApp~s s1u1 Ia Pss,, eow Scotch a. 10 large
and small package
Also, the Coarse Broea snut For sale BY
" PETERSON a 60,
r. l'5 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

NTECROES WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER wIaHEs
~ purchase for d.. on he cotton psniAon In kN
plies PARISH Louisiana t o. ron Srntv n hy good negfc s
Va which shah fsr proportion OF seryceabie mrL Any
perf having such dispose % will peise 10 al hes, me erco
i,g ffg dssrrpa list OF Cashier Bank Metropolis
va hrgt.n City. until l5'h March. ~
a. MASON NkAhAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19
ssd REGIMENT VA. MILITIA.

81 'Nb tohFiN J, Z llfE4f"A
Attend u'.r,i your rfany 40 Fairfield, SArt spAi
N.--r 2i. SCI 30 - o'clock ~
GrSsnF 2>D CUrANY shan BE- a. follows -Comnencrg .
r1rsrT No. vi auburg STAGE Eoa thence along %
ROAD ts o. Meyers reuce along r0sd leading non H. y.
Rev Pr road g'ng N-T Bridge road 10
p1rs.ioa line, ard alcr- tbs lie Co startiag point
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-19

Attend c,upt1y White OAK swamp B ige
N1ND 18th ddy OF Vehruirv ISL. 10 O'Clock
r,o or 4rf CovpANY Oh 90 be follows Al u The "a Msg
tsl.sl District south o. Boar Swamp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

JEFF. Thompson is cntrenching himself
at New Madrid, with the aid of four
hundred negroes as laborers When these
same useful entrenching tools" preseu
themselves within Col. Oglesby's lines at
Birds Point, he sends them back, MS our
last nights dispatches inform us. He
could do no less by the terms Of the i'm
polite and infamous Third Oorder"
OF his superior officer. Gen. Halleck.
Tile colored men may be and are every
where employed In the cause of the reb-
els. What success have the federal arms
Low IN the valley Of the Mississippi, that
they can chivalrously afford policy Of
this kind - Chicago Tribune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
nj. WARD, Pres t.
j. Il. Wll.sEi, Sec Y.

Nor Coon PRoPHET.-The London
Times Is daily lnstructing its readers that
the loyaiists of tho United States will find
it impossible to conquer the rebels. This
is the old strain OF the Times regarding
this country. 1t constantly predicted the
defeat OF the L. :. Army in the war with
Mexico. On the 3lst of August, lS4G,
it said in leader on our Mexican war !
eve have all along forseen that the
conduct Of this war would present almost
insuperable military difficulties, and that
the cry Of marching TO Mexico, investing
the principal cities. and occupying the
country was the mere dream of an ignor-
ant populace. Without roads, without
local supplies, with little water and great
deal Of disease, the march Of an American
army into the heart of Mexico would lead
to its destruction
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
COMMERCIAL
DAiLr CARE CRY orrrrs,

DAiIr GArw Girv osrrer
kKokuG, Nov. 3n, Bl.
I fhoNk-~Saperdne vi so. Spring Wheat extra sl IS
, Fall " iaeat Extra ~ u
IRAN AND SHORTS III to 4uc d 100 as
TORN -AE5to lie - bash.
EAI,LEA-1No sale.
NnkAf--in good demand. Fan va 81 spriag ),
ehore do S5e
Il RhE--eac, DUH
uaTS-Igts(alse
Po'IATuES--l5 oba ,-,e load, retatla 10 aor
SUGAR New 0rleaus tair as4toA, prime 10 n
~. clarified tea n, CRUSHED ana roaf To- 4 m
aohAsSE - -planiatlon As q su, sagarhouss 4sa 80;
aoldel' Syrup 7oa3Tsc.
soFFhE- Rio i7sais Java 2aa2E laeuyrs % -
RiCE-9s. aloc.
soaP-raim &c. Family sA,e, German tCin.l II.
a7se.
CAsDLES-ssar IssalG steariue II. Mouldll.
LARD-ee, retail lGe
bbI fEk-Cymmon 6a fc; Choice 10, retail liz a. 4.
IEifHFR-soie 25a2-; Harness a.aan
HlDEs-bry lOaile, green +as4t green sh..u
pelss 3ot1 Bic green hog skins I5c.
hAt-Iimothy, new - ooa6 %, baled sr oUp 10,
Prairie 81 0a.
sLEns- Hungarian Grass %; Timothy 81 90; Flsn
Seed saas6,
aStoNs-a5as40c.
Ebas-~ log llc.
WHITE BEASs--seeaasi %
FEATHEgS--2Ja3a.
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ 80 v bashei Dried
Peaches VI fSsssa 90. Rsisins s30oes350
eHEEsE--" sssern Reserve DC; Denmal ss87
bEKF-It taac gross; 3as4 quarter
sHkEp- 81 s0sa 50 v head.
HoGs-Dftssed sia3c.
saLf-6.A - 80 sack; Kanawha ~ 75a g. o.
Y barrel; Liverpool 81 ena g. 90 sack, Lake O. 80
O. Gu T. bbl.
FIsH-Maekerel, No. sans asl q tbl. No > aid
~ ST., No. Sf2ASl3. White Fish No 1 a. 10 4 : =
isif bill. Cod Fish sac H.
RAGs-Ilc.
OLD iRoA--}aa1se = h Brass sc zoe n. Cop.
per isisc y NJ.
EACHANGE-on New York, Bank able Fun,s /.
Tor gold = cent. 81 Louis u eent, for Missouri
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

The Fair Of the Sisters of the vista
ton held in Rice's Hail last night. was
attended by large crowds If pcople-that
large tall being throneed during the en-.
tire evening. The display of work made
10 the convent was very fine, including
many pieces OF elaborate and exquisite
embroidery. There was a grea, variety
OF fancy and useful articles to tempt the
tastes and purses Of visitors, And the
winning ways Of the young ladies aud
girls ia Offering chances were still more
irresistible. 1t was dangerous to be
around with any loose change, unless one
WIS very bard hearted and, as 1t were,
ca~ed in steel.
The Fair will be continued this even
ing, when that fine watch will be rallied
for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

GT large numbers of secessionists
from Missouri, who have been in arms
against the Government and driven out by
The tn'on forces, are daily crossing over
into Iowa with their stock for tho pur-
pose Of disposlng Of them, and 10 escape
being captured themselves. Since the
leaves have fallen in company with Jack
Frost the climate il getting little too
warm for them. A number of these cen.
try, We are told. crossed at Eddyville
within the past few days -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

NO ll-IhAI na citizen. tnAstitant or reridtpf al
thAs state subject to do mlsAf, duty either In the
Volunteer Reserve Militia shall hereafter eullsl or
engage ~ .hter Tue nar. u all, otier state
ara ala iertors iiabis military dnts wlis tisrtats
hFs hfrsb! r"hitste+ en- snistng III sageets ID 90.
lsstsr assoLb4ng ~sth s~ fuf The luryess f en-
t"fihs the service Of amp ether state Nor shall adv
pefsn within tbs Stale ta1te do military tnty
l"I snto Iht service Vi The Uhlee sHies eacttl uIat
the express authority II tLls Slsit Erot.a.a hst
thts srer IL not ls to prevent te GOV.
effmeht II Sic Lh.led stAtea from recruiting fr ie
kegaiaE Army. pursuHtA L. fhe Aeisof Congress and
provided further. thai tAls 0t5trand lee1t sucesedi
tnF ose, does hot Apply TO The eempAn, nos beng
raised at Dubuque ~ tae III ON Re e n.ent"
No ilf-1hat all persons whether reside ITS ofytis
State ~ othersse, ana 81 oseets excela eFuari, au.
thori4ad oiaaers Of The Nite ~ cfuifs for She
thated States keEuisr army, ere hereby proiitlly4
from tnllsting or IN ans ta,s4l4 men within
this State ~th view far he lutrtse of entering
Into the military service If Af2 ter stat, or IL tie
tnised sisses. sAttlt iniAttaA4tt ftbt f4vsaAUa
ther1ty Of the State Of lo4a
rs if.-Tbsti The Ad.ulant snetei Of thle State b.
charged WITH the duty nf neslI. tl4f euler a. the
above ordsfs lAos. II. aud / Ii j il violated.
Aha Lac saad AdgEssni General. shtn satisfied that
etli4er "raAy ~ tise above Orders lsos and III
mas been or ~ being violated shA order all oacer ar
tess ag Comma ndes aT+1 bi2f othesW recis 10 h
siaaehea 10, eter aid serve pf1sales In any oatr
n9 ~ regiment beng fsised tlbi ths state under
authority thereof
~ eFter VI the Com III ard = Rim Chief
". H.. EAkER
Aa!uiaht acHsTs ~ the State ~ Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

sen- A writer in the Boston Transcript
comments bitterly On the conduct OF, q en-
Stone:
lie il Known to be in high favor with
the Maryland secessionists. These fel-
lows express the greatest confidence in
Gen. Stone; and why should they He
orders the troops under his command to
obey and observe the laws OF Maryland,
which forbid the harboring Of fugitive
slaves, &C., protect known traitors who
have been arrested by subordinate officers
Tor making signals to the enemy, and
when brought before him have been dis
charged with reprimand to the officers
making such arrests, sends back all ne
groes found in the camps to whoever
claims them, and to crown his recon-
mendation 10 their favor, has ncedIessly,
ioolIshly, crnlinally, ordered our Massa.
chusett troops to unasailing slaughter"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

For the Gate City.
At meeting Of Rolla Fire Company
No 2. held on Monday evening, Dec ID,
1861, the following preamble and resolu-
tlons We're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God
the allwise ruler of the universe, to re.
move from among US our fellow citizen
and brother fireman, j III. Dunagan, and
whereas, entertaining lively remem
brance of his manly character, of his
merits as brother fireman, and of his
many social qualities, and deeply feeling
the loss We have sustained az frcmen by
his death, and considering in view of the
above We owe it as dutyssto ourselves to
express our regret and coincidence to his
comrades and fellow citizens. therefore.
Resolved. That in the death Of j. HI !.
DUNCAN our Company has lost one Of its
most worthy members. His promplness
in the DISCHARGE Of his duties, and his
frank and generous qualities commanded
the respect aud esteem Of all with whom
he was acquainted.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
With the parents and friends Of our de-
ceased brother, and We beg leave to offer
them our heartfelt coincidence trusting
that the Almighty in his great goodness
and mercy will AID and assist them in TIL 4
their hour Of aiilietion
Resolved, That cory Of the above be
sent to the parents Of our late brother,
and the same be published in the Daily
Gate City.
". Il. MILLER. CON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
Ekay- Persons well informed say the cal

Ssay Persons we'll informed say the Cab
met stands four to three against freeing
the slaves and putting arms into their
hands to put down rebellion. General
Cameron, secretaries Chase and Weles
favor 1t, and Seward, Bates, Blair and
Smith oppose it. The most bitter oppo-
sitlon is made by Smith, Blair aud Seward.
The President is understood to favor it,
though he has not come ont like the Cab
met members. L Washington Cor. Phila.
Inquirer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

H Lines to my Husband, publish
90 IN our paper to-day, have been lying for
several weeks past in our drawer of IN.
considered trifies =
The fair contributor will please excuse
US for the long neglect, and accept our
promise to do better next time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

= y
am sitting where the moonlight
soft and sllyery us II yore,
Fling iis gentle radiance round tne
Oh m, lonely chamber fnor.
Ard within its witchiug nleahes,
I've retraced the past again
Wandered through Its changing bowers.
Bright will pleasure, dim ~lth pam
There WAS ote NIL rosy tinted
Where the moonlight brightest fell
Where the per .ume frunl sweet flowers
fiaated with sofi nusic's swell.
Aud knew " itbin this bower
had stood happy bride,
Breathed the vow shat bound me ever
u thy strong and faithful side
Eat us gohe-the picture vanished
And I'm weeping here aone,
Weeping Ger my shattered Idol
Der my earthly treasure flown,
For know that th0n art kReeiing
Army peerless rivals shrine
Yes, ] see her snowy fingers
Clasped earesslDgly In thine
And saw the look OF daring,
A. you grasped yoar sabres hilt
swearing that guard and shield her,
Though your hearts blood should be spill.
Thisr and more, heard YOU utter,
In firm and tie nder tome
Words u deep aud fond devotion,
Which belonged TO me alone
Aud marked Der glorious beauty
A. she bent her regal head
10 list the words Of ney
Her kneeing lover said.
bal ah the face sad with grief,
The starry eyes with tears;
And, ike myself. all sslfuily
She glanced al b. gole years
Enongh--my selfsh heart II melted
was blind, butnow SEE;
Ny Conutry Oh my Country,
give him up to thee.
To thee, to thee and should be fall
Ere yri tar cause be won,
Father, father-~Huly One,
THY will, mol milne. be dona.-
KKoxrk, Nov. l6. 1861 CLARA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

Especial to the Commercial.
Washington, Dec 4
Scouts who have just come in report
that there is a force of 10000 rebels at
Germantown. Also that there is large
force at Ceutrcyille At Manassas and
vicinity the rebels are 10000 strong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
IREHIl n TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,

lha Nor OF Inc same Periodicals OF 1860 Will he fur
hishtss complete, scstAost rc~af charge
Nhihe The mere epheneral kngazine. 81 The day tbes.
Persdeais lose little ny age Hence full yfar oflht
Nos Tor ishu, may be regarded nearly as valuable a.
for fsUg.
sabse ibers wishing also the Nos for 1851 will he
supplied NJ the following extremely low rates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

LF- The fifteenth Regiment has now
alto II 800 men here in camp. and there
Is every probability that the full num-
Der of 900 men will be here by Christ
nas. Lieut.. Col. Dewey is at present in
command, and the appointments Of sub
ordinate officers are but temporarily made.
A permanent organization will OF course
b. effected when the regiment il full A
police force is now detailed daily to keen
the camp In perfect order, and stringent
rules are enforced against drunkenness.
card playing, dc. Officers drills com
mence to-day, under the instruction of
Major Belknap. The general appearance
Of the Regiment is much improved, and
the general health is good. But few
cases are IN the hospital, and none OF them
considered serious. Comforts and eonye-
niences for the sick and their nurses are
now amply supplied by the ladies Of the
city. Ina word, the general condition and
prospects Of the regiment are good and
improving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.

Especial to the Commercial.

Special to the Commercial.
Washington. Dee. 4
Mr.. Salisbury Of Del, offered reso-
luton to-day In the Senate to appoint
Messrs. Edward Everett, Geo. G. Pugh,
Geo. NJ. Dallas, Chief Justice Taney and
others AZ commissioners to meet similar
commission trom the seeded States. to
arrange for restoration Of the Union and
cessation of hostilities. This resolution
was greeted with laughter in the Senate
and laid aside.
Senator Wilson has introduced bin to
punish officers OF the army and soldiers
who shall return fugitives from slavery.
Not much business will be transacted
In either house of Congress before the
commencement Of the new year,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
II. +. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Icwa Volunteer
N AR. WAR;, WAR..!
Keokuk, Oct. 10. is6,-d

W
All persons keeping CT having for snle MY .; a
kinds OF Munitions OF az, such Ganr Pistol. Re-
vosers and ali kinds OF Ammunition required not
70 seii 10 any person without order from
'igned. This order must be- aifsii, complied With
Under penalty offorie>ting all articles mentioned In
their possession. join sTANNUs.
jl5I5d Surveyor lori OF heoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

Baltimore. Dec. 4.
Gen Mcclellan paid flying visit to
his family at Parton, Baltimore county,
this morning. He passed through this
city this evening, returning to Washing
ton by special train.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
GENERAL ORDER No. 80.
y. IL. EAkER.
Adiuiant dcnsrai ~ the State ~ Low a.

apg'r GEslFAL's utFTtE UT TIA sTATA 90 Iowa
DasEsrnE9. Oct ID. irti (
information has Atep received vi this oce that per-
some claiming 20 be rserniting officers frsn other
Stlges. are atsarous luIs In this State. end.ayor-
Ion mist citiyvs vi this Stale military service
ia other States. These Iefssnf IRE hnlGir out In
dueementso III higher ray and rAev hounties than
those provided ~ Law. and ether inducements as AZ
clothing, arms, sc. all Of wh1eE are false and an
founded. BY means of these pftteuees citixepA OF
our st led to aAaIdun The service 81 their nru
State thus depfsrE themselves Of the support the
stse add the State ~ their services Tie Citizens az
Iowa sGhJect military uei9 arr BET enlis,
under such persons and all such tfrsans are herr
rs strictly foriidder euutt1ue such eAlslie ma nj
th4lF peril The Officer a. Dubuque. sufistlnr o >
company for the J., he neutt il net embraced In
this erGcr
81 order cf the & Commander iH.t lief.
NIB. BAkFE. Adj sen ! of Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

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