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Ef+ The Warsaw last night brought up
$50 tons Government freight to Hannibal
for regiments there and along the road.
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merely esrut. that J IN Instructed ls TIC Com
nahoef .hthltf II the stAte loaa e. sse that the
Ab9se orders are raids etteftee tia tutther not.f
Alersons That Major bebefai Fremont has eApress3
feiased u giant auth rat. tea mai 81 boay u me-
:" recruit p the State 4 loeA, except il II aoe l
ana y! The consent " the Governor Of the state.
u. il. HILLS, Aid Sc amp
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The Pennsyl yanla Railroad also eufueets nj Puts
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The Rates Oh Freight
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VOLUNTEERS For TILE WAR.
1000 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages Of Is aud Isl
WANTED FOR THE 10Th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,
Io scrte rs Inlanfry, tor Hree Years,
t,,icss Sooner Dtmhar3ea.

ihs regiment ~ now being raised under nuthorit,
- 'fh. Fremont, aud the authority ofthe Goyetporof
- 4i4a WI rendezvous ~ keokuk. aud as soon a.
- - ~ ohee clothed and equipped for ae
live service
Subsistence IL be furnished al the eYne,.e ~.
lAed Stats 81 place of rendezvous. u t.r.,..sv
drilling whilst Companies are being raised IN 800,
hhce Will instructions to recruiting Officers
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II. r. REID.
II. r. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers.
heokus, Oct 10 l-a,-d

NJ Ar. WAX. NAE.i!
All persons keeping g. Aa,llg ftf s4fe sfs CO
kilds OF Mentions Of War; sueA ~ dnut p.stoIs he
voisers AID al Kinds Of Ammuntun r. required net
TO sell 10 sn person without al order nom Inc Under
signed. lLis order n4as Ia stft.tl. complied WITH
under penalty OF lofelihg all ateies .ltionea liz
their possession. JOHN SIAAAIs.
UyI3d Surveyor roriof h.olul
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Ev tp to 2 o'clock last night, no word
by any mode had been heard from Dir.
M'Gugin, later than Sunday, when his
recovery was considered doubtful
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- The fail term Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Judge Springer presiding,
will commence ut Fort Madison on Mon
day next.
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THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, 10 TENBER -

BIZ The Die Vernon, on Monday night,
brought-up SIS barrels Of salt for Eddy
vile. Evidently the pork trade is open
ing.
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Et One OF the Davenport papers says
that Capt B i. Finch has left that place
for kcokuk, where he will act as drill
master OF the 18th Regiment.
Capt. Finch has arrived, but lie will
not act as driil-master Of the 10Th Regi-
ment, as the 10Th has officers Of its own,
amply qualified. who will act IN that ca
paclt5. Major Belknaps experience with
the City Rifles demonstrates lis abilities
abundantly
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H<e- The hrst Dress Parade OF the 18th
Regiment was held on johnson street at
1 P. III. yesterday About 800 men were
ON the ground, IN Companies and parts Of
Companies under Gapts. kttle, Hutch
craft, Seaye1s AID Craig Craig a,... I.aattsu.i.;s
Hendrlck, Hanks. Day and Lanstram.
As 1t was the first parade, and without
arms, OF course The Regiment was under
some disadvantages; but their appear
ance was still very fine, and was much
aided BY their neat uniform Of dark blue
coat and cap and light blue pants.
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~ The cattle-thief al Hamilton, men,
toned day or two since, was arrested on
Saturday at Augusta, and is to have hi.
trial there to-day. lie gives his name al
Bawder, Bawding, Buckingham, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

a=-We learn that, BY accident Mon
day morning, Mr.. Dunn. Of this city,
rode his horse over tie bank at the south
end Of 3D. street, and received some Sc
we're cuts and bruises.
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lF VIM. 0 Flayell, Esq brass found
= aud machnist u this city, having con
racted to make the letters aud other cap
ornaments for the etith Illinois Regiment,
at Hannibal, Mo-, aud having other work
there also engaged, will 20 down to-mor-
row, and remain there probably this win
ter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

lrT- Messrs. Cleghorn Il Allen have s
far killed and packed over 900 head 0
hogs this season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

H@e' The Henry Clay. at dark lastnight,
had not yet rot off the rocks, but had
more favorable probabilities Of doing %
soon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OEDER No. 40.
nh GENKRAt's orrirK. srArr o. Iowa F.,

AnJ'TdENERAt's OrFlrE. STARR o. rowA}
DAVENPORT Nov. H. Ir6l
The War Department ot The General tay.rnme,t
has authorized tire state Of Iowa to raise another
meAto lhhutry. 1T Viii he kueai as the IGtb Revi
ment Iowa Volunteer Infantry
me number OF the Irish German Regiments " m
he given when they form co. and ~ with any Other
regiments hat mey hereafter le formed They VIII
he numbered ~ the order hi which thes are filled ~,
A.B BAKER,
nosa3d Aa,rtnnt t..,.x.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27

II OF the 10th Regiment, there ar
Low but twenty-threc cases In tho Hos
pital, none e which are serious, and ali
are recovering.
Forty Government bed-ticls have been
lifted up for the use Of the Hospital
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