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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

is precisely what ITS name Indicates, for, while
pleasant to the taste it is reyivfy ing exhilsratns,
and at the time TeviSisOs Ieinsttes and re-
NJ sns BIood Ia Its purity and thus
10 attacks Of disease. 1t is tlls only preparation
ever offered to the world. so chemically and skill
and at the same time 30 perfectly adapted to- as to
act in perfect accordanoe with the laws of nature,
tone up the digestive organs, and thus asy all ner-
yous and other irritation 1t perfectly exhilara
vegetables, yet SO combined as to produce tho most
thorough tonic effect, without producing any In
been felt to 30 dssideratuE in the medical world,
ioS IL needs no medical skill to see that debility
deed lays the sy stem open TO the insidious attacks
81 many OF the most fata, suoh, for example, the
to9wfpt SnseTFpSn, Indigestion
N1H1s lE gIa. paiPitati0n Of the heart Melancholy,
s%s,nt So Ms1strua.ion, and Falling OF the Womb
beSi on .nG de8 s
sure to cure as the sun is to rise and set There
no mis- mistake about Il But this is not al. If the
system Is weakened We are open to bilious at
,scks, the liver becomes torpid, worse diseased,
the kidneys refuse 70 perform their functions, and
urine, or involuntary discharge OF the same, pain
In tho back, side snd between the shoulders. ex
checked, soon emaoiatlon follows, and the patient
goes down to premature grave. But spaee will
are liable IN WesEsnea coHdition OF the system.
But we will say in this Cordial and Blood kenova-
tor Jou have perfect safe plasant and efeotua
remedy for loss of Appetite. bIlIouanees. Flatu-
lenoe, weak and sick Stomach. Langour. Liver
Complaint, Chiils and Fever or any Bilious attack
Coitiveness, Acidity Ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
NeuTaigla, Palpltatlon of the Heart, Depression
ease arising from Impure blood, such as sorofula,
EryspeIas, 6ronchits, Cough, difficulty of Breath
Ing, and all that class of diseases cal cd female
weakness. and enumerated above. We will also
say the traveller exposed to epIdemics, change of
climate and water, will find it q pleasant safe .nd
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with
out, Reader. Try i, for we assure you you will
hnd In 1t friend lnds ed we'll friend need.
All persons Of sedehtary habits will fnd it 8 per,
teot preventive Of, as well cure for those all
me1ts which they are particularly exposed. Hence
minister's Students attorneys, literary gentlemen,
and ladies' who are not accustomed to much out
door exercise, will find 1t to their advantage to
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above all
mothers or those becoming such. Will go through
that most angerOus period not only with all cir
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand ailments so prevail ent among the female
portion of the world In short, is indeed mother $
cordial. Try 1t old and young; no lor ger run the
risk of delay 1t will relieve and prove Itsef
lcally o RsStordtire Cordial and Blood ReaoUofcr.
q. j. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad gay, New
York, and Ia Market Street. st. Louis, Mo-. and
sold by oil good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
pRnP w6Dn,o
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PRAYERS ALTERED TO SEIT POLITICAL CHANGES.
The following circular has been issued by the
Bishop Of the Diocese Of South Carolina:
CHARLESTON, Feb. 49, 1851.
To the Clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal CRxreh
IN the Diocese Of South Carolina:
Beloved Brethren: South Carolina having now
become one Of the Confederate States Of Ameri-
car Provisional Government having been es-
tablished, and the President inaugurated, permit
me to request that hereafter in the prayer for call
the words ''Governor of South Carolina" the
words president Of the Confederate states OF
America" and that In the "prayer for Congress, ="
instead Of the words Omitted States' the words
"Confederate States" be used, and the words
"Senate and" omitted
remain very truly, your Brother In Christ,
THOMAS r. DAVIS,
Bishop Of the Diocese of south Carolina
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III The inhabitants Of Viterbo, which was
claimed as part Of st. Peters patrimony, had
pettioned the Italian Parliament for their union
expected to inaugurate the debate on the Roman
question. Ii was thought that the Parliament
would pass order Of the day entrusting to Count
Cavor the task Of attempting to obtain by diplo-
matte means the withdrawal Of the French force
from Rome
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IL As proof Of the glorious climate of Calf
fornia, gentleman writes from San Francisco,
Feb. IL: "The hills around the shores Of the bay
have put on their robes of green. The city gar
dens are now In the pride Of all their beauty II
win serve to contrast your seasons with ours TO
state that grass is high enough in many gardens
to require 10 be mowedp
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u Committee has just been formed at
Gotha, under the Presidency of the reigning
Duke to collect the funds necessary for the expe-
dition that is to 60 In search Of DR.. Edward Vo-
GEL or at any rate to the results Of his in
vestigations. The expedition, IL Is expected win
take three or four years. 1t is supposed that a
sum OF 10000 francs will be sufficient to defray
all the expenses
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of surgeons Loodoa frxdp
from Of the eminent CoeRs, "A fhs f,s,
states and the greater Of whose e spent
the hospitals OF London, Rars Phsdsp and
has eneeted some Of the astounding that ver
ever Known many troubled with ringing the head
80 Hnen 1'eeE gted nerSonsness, being alarmed a
sudden sounds bsshfuness with frequent bl1sknF
.ometimss with dsrangsmtnt o6 mind, wer, cured i1se
diately " N
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RYM TOPHAM'S sT~
&aAA EMIUM TRUNK GHEU
MANUFACTORY,
499 SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Silver Medal awarded ny Maryland Institute of
baltimore, November 7, 1850
Also, Medal by Me ropOlitsn M Mechanios' Institute
Washington, ID. c., 1857.
am constantly making, and always have on hand
Of the best material, every description of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladiet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
Peliisier, Carpet, and
Canvas Travelling BAGS,
School Satchels, &C.,
At Lotr Prices.
Members Of Congress and travellers will please
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made In other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order.
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice,
Goods delivered free of charge To anyspart of the
city, Georg etown, and Alexandna.
ia as-Iyeo JAMES Stephan.
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MEDICINES.
DR, JOHNSTON,
nj N an N ~

Dk, JOHNSTON,
- L + NJ ORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
mas diseorersd the most Csrfass, Speedy and csL.
EfsefHal Remedy IN rae World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIclCY PREVENT,
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

N The cid established PAWN OF 0N
NAFICE, formerly on Penn. avenue. IS4
- Obstvesn Sd ard ~ ats, has lately " -
sts., back of the National Hotel.
a1o nm To he loaned in small snms On Z: ola md
Silver Watches. Jewelry, and all other ARTICLES Of
yalus Busness strictly and s, conhdeptlally done;
and 9Th SITS.
fe 27-Sm J. HERZBERG,
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DISEASES nE rmpRn Rnnrncr
DR.. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAENESS Nj LMDOIENCE


IHE MANY THoCsANps cured AZ this inst1usen vIthl-
tn last seventeen years. snd the inpcr2n surf
cal operauons Performed ~ DR. Johnstos, witnessed by 4.
reporters OF the papers and many ether psrsons
Eheh have appeared aud again before the Y7bie
sides ms standng gtUenan Of character ano respor.
oilliy ~ suhs sient guarantee the ano.ed Jv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
which all their munitions of war are sup

which all their munitions Of war are sup
piled.
In my Judgment, we have temporized
with this matter too long already We
have been afraid that we might offend
somebody, while the enemy, taking adj
vantage of our uncertain, vacillating po-
Icy, has been rapidly gaining strength,
and marching forward from one success
ful battle field to another. All our shift
ing and lodging to save the STAKEHOLDER
and traitor, will be of no avail to us We
may as well meet the question at once in
the outset The Government must be
maintained, though slavery perish. 1t
was for these reasons that | reloiced at
the stand taken by General Fremont, and
for the same reasons was panied to learn
that the President faltered when this
question met him face to face.
Whether Fremont is successful as a
military commander, or not. has nothing
to do with this question | approve OF
the course he took in his proclamation.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
N. s. WILKINSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25

COLDIERS WANTED.
FOR COL. HIT. REID'S REGIMENT.

The undersigned are authorized 10 raisea Company
fr Col. Reds 18th Iowa Infantry Regiment.
Volunteers desiring t. join this Company will re.
port themselvesto WN j COCHRAN, near Boston
Lee county, Iowa, or 70 JOHN BRUCE, lD Keoknk al
The ofiee OIL MeCfary EIuee, on Tbird street.
II Men " ia be mustered lnto service and subssted
at once II desired.
Fellow eit2ens. country asks FIR your rvices
shall she ask In vain
Every enc 10 Interested In making the u short
one. To that end numbers IRE necessary.
The Company Viii bic under stffeuy moral infa-
ance. VIM COCHRAN.
uctf6d JOHN BRUCE.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.

No. lI.--Thal no cttixrn. tHhahi1bt resident OF
this state sat3ert to Dr. military duty either III the
Volunteer Reserve Militia shall hereafter enlist or
engage to enter TIE military ans other state
and all liable military duty within this state
ara hereby prohibited fom eustng agreeing Il en-
list, assembling with sew far TIE ru rIose Of en-
tsring the service ofary ether STATE Nor shal ans
pearson within Ibis STATE liable military duty en-.
Ter into the service of The United ates except under
the express authority a Tits Stase. Preraea That
this Order IL not Intended to apply pres Gov.
IN she United States from recruiting fr the
Regular Army, pursuant 10 the Acso f Congress and
provided further, that this Order heat succeed
Ing one does Apply - The Company row being
raised al Dubuque Or The ~Lyon Regiment.
No iIi.-rhai all persons, whether residents ofthis
State Otherwise and al oeers except regulari, an
thorzed oerrs Or this Emitted States recruiting for the
United States Regular Army, are hereby prohibited
from eeiisglnr or any manner raising men within
this State 9Th aview for the purpose Of entering
United States except In pursuance u the Laws and au
thorif, Of the statc Of Iawa.
NJ. ly.--That the Adlutan General Of this State be
charged with the duty OF seeing that neither Of the
above Orders Nos. IL. and TII.)is violated
And the said AdJataut General when satisfied that
either any - The above Orders mos. IL and Ill.,
persons violating such orders under military arrest IN.
les. the Comma 81 Chief otherwise directs, to be
attached TO enter pr,vates In any cempa-
ny regiment being raised within this state, under
sHiiorifg thereof.
d. order u the Commander.in. chief
n Is. BAKER
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sic Soldiers Ntsrstd Ace M .
E-te spec,nt Train.

A correspondent Of the Toledo Blade.
writing from Jefferson City, Mo, says:
Little has transpired in regard to Sec
rotary Cameron's visit here. A very sad
thing happened in connection with it
When his train started from ST. Louis, all
down engines were ordered 10 leave the
track clear for his train. A train had
started from the West which had on board
twcnty-six sick men--some very low
The General stopped here over night, so
that the train with the sick did not ret in
here till morning, meantime three died
and those that lived were first fed here,
having tasted nearly twenty four hours.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Davenport, Oct. o, 1861,
To Recruiting officers and Commandaats Of Companies
rrspartHg 10 hkHdSsronss
II has been found quito impossible for the State 10
supply blankets 10 all soldiers In Camp and the
demand 1850 great the market liz stripped of this
article Of camp equipments The want n full sup
Ply Of blank cts for soldiers this season OF the
year has already oceasoned suffering and some sick.
ness, and complaints have been uttered against the
State authorities for not furnishing them fast
peedad--a matter OF mpossibty. Ii is therefore
urgently requested Of all officers who arc sending or
bringing forward recruits that they make known 10
their men the Importance OF bringing along least
one good blanket, comfort quit for each volunteer
IL is beiies that each volunteer without serious
Inconvenience expense, bring sufficient covering
for himself. FOR which Government will make reason
able allowance, aud which will add materially ~ his
comfort and efficiency
N. b, BAKER,
oet23d Adjt General Of Iowa.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY Carr Cry ovrIor, /,

DAILY Carr Cry OrvIcr,
KKoguK, Oct. III, U1.
FLouR-superdne u 50; Spring Wheat extra u rs;
Pail Wheat Extra ~ Is
BRAN AND sH oRTs-25 10 4oc v 100 rs.
CoRN--i7to isc . bush.
HARLEY-No sale.
WHEATln good demand. Fall 7oa75; Spring 50
ehsice do Sc.
RyE--aee, dull.
oATs-1at. al5e.
POTATOES peg Is By the load retail Csc
suGAR-New Orleans fair ei4lo1s, prime loXG
liz clarified II. l2t. crushed aud loaf i21 a I3h
@oLAsskS-Planiation $3.50; sugarhouse 4saS5o;
Golden Syrup T0a15c
CoFFEE-Rio17aisc; Jaya 224o4 Laguyra 90 aoa.
RlCE-ea Al l0c.
a7tc.
cANDLEs-star I5QaI6, stearine IL. Mouidii
LARp-5e; retail lac.
BUTTER-Common 6a7e, Choice 10, retail lah.
LEATHER-soIe 25aee; Harness $3.50.
HIDEs-Dry DC, green green sheep peits 3osass
green hog skins I5c.
HAY-Timothy, new Is 0os6 90, baled % Ood $40:
Prairie % co..
SEEDS Hungarian Grass or Timothy 81 o.. FLAX
Seed ssa60.
oNioNs-35a 4oc.
EGGS - " csc.
WHITE BEANS--e0cla 81 90
FEATHERs-25sa3 30.
FEUlT-Driet APPLES 70cfas0c v hushel. Dried
Peaches 81 see 81 rs. Rasins ~ IS FS3o5
cHEEsE--M astern Reserve,ec; Denmak 6se.
BEEF-l1a Ike gross; 3a3}. = quarter.
sHEEP-Si 501p20n y head.
HOGS Dressed 2saD3c.
SALT A. ~ 20 sack Kanawha % O0s 81 so
barrel; Liverpool 81 DOG o. ~ y sack; Lake ~ so
a. 90 Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerel. No. A2as a. 81 y Dbl. No 9 SIG
asi7 No. el2asi White Flsh No, s5 5Oa5 IS
half Dbl. Cod Fish SEQ y n.
RA6s-f1c
OLD iRoN-ha4c n Brass So loc . n. Cop.
per 1870 n.
EACHANGE-0n New York. Bankable Funds L 4
for gold i cent. st. Louis !. y cent for Missouri
Funds.
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ReDet Esttmate Of Union Troops In
the Yield.

AT the last accounts Massachusetts, had
IN the field 10 regiments, Maine s.. Conn
Z, Rhode Island 5, Vermont and New
Hampshire 4. The New Orleans Crescen,
says that Mississippi, with less than one
fourth Of the voting population of Massa-
chusctts, has four more regiments in the
field. Except Florida, whose population
u very sparse, there is not State in the
South that has not more men in the field
than Massachusetts, i Richmond Va. ]
Enquirer.
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In pREpIcAMENT-The officers cap
tured Mt Lexington were released ON their
parole for thirty days, at the expiration
OF which time they are to report them
selves TO Gen Price. At the rate he is re-
treating from Missouri, it will be neces-
sary for them to get astride Of the tail Of
a comet or meteor to overtake him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25

Ap5'r GNNEKALs OtfIfr on nm STATE on IowA,l
DAvIsPoRr, Oct. III, ls81. !
Information has been received a! this office that per-
sons claiming TO be recruiting officers from ether
Stes various points in this State, eudeavor
Ing To enlist citizens nf this Stale for Military service
In other States. These persons holding in
ducemeni. a h ge-r pns and higher honniies than
those provided by ~iaw and other Inducements Of
clothing, arms. hc.. all of which false and un-
founded. ny means Of these prttFnces citizens OF
State are led 10 abandon the their o~
State mus depriving hemseiTesa Of The support
State. and the State ~ their services The citizens Of
Iowa. subject T. lars duty warned ne 10 enlist
under such pers and all such persons are here
by strictly forbidden to continue such enli simeDts at
their peril. The of'icer at Dubuque, en.tlng one
compass for The Lyon Regiment is not embraced In
BY order Of the Commander -in.Ch ief
N. h. BAKER, Adj Gcn1 Of Iowa
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II. =. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers.
Keakuk, Oct. l6 Ie6l.d
4 TTENTION, VOLUNTEERS!

q -
the undersigned has been authorized to raise a
Compan, Of Infantry for Col. Keid's Regiment
Those .nsting will be subsised as AS sworn IN
and equipped az the regimen, shall be organ.
tied.
Call al the office Of HIRAM KNOWLES, near the
corner OF Main and 81 SITS, keokuk.
There III also be persons authorized to recruit for
this Company in several Townships or this County
cctIeddt g. w. PiTTMaN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25

The four companies of Col Warren's
regiment mentioned in the letter Of our
correspondent "R, are ordered to join
Gent Pope's division at Sedalia, or
wherever he may be. Men and horses
were selected for fatigue ndlong march
ing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
w AR, WAR. WARl!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or al
kinds OF Munitions OF War, such Guns Pistols Res
voners aud al kinds Of Ammunition are required not
TO sell To an. person without nfer from THE nder.
signed This order must DO strictly implied with,
under penalty Of forfeiting an articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN sTANNus,
Jlyl3d surveyor Pom OF keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;
1000 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages OF Is aud 4s,l
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS.

This Regiment ~ new being raised under authority
OF Gen Fremont, and the suihert the Governor Of
lewas and will rendezvous ut keokuk and
Organized will be ai once clothed and equipped for
tive service
Subsistence silf be furnished al the expense OF the
United States nj place of rendezvous, tu Volunteers
drilling whsl. Companies heing rAi.e, Iii accord
ance ~itA Instructions "a Yeeraislf Z ofoefs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
n. b BAKER,
ORDER NO. So.
AMIR GrsrR.ls pyrrcr. srArr or Iowa. !
AdJ't General Of Iowa.

ApJ'T GEsrRALs Ovrfcg, STATH or Iowa
DAVENPORT DEL. 81. lr6l.
Companies forming for garrison duty at For
Leasen~orth will rendezvous al Camp Mcclellan,
Davenport
ltlsimnorian' that this requiston should be filled
with as little delay possible. and recruiting officers
are directed Ia combine their and efforts to
send to camp fall companies al oBee and without fur
ther orders Notice Of marching shpuid tn every in
stance be sentinsdvanee 10 this department.
NIB. BAKER, AdJt GehI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25

EE Col. Moore's Regiment was at
Athens yesterday to be mustered into the
service by Capt Smith, who went up for
that purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25.

1r Reports come in every day that
Mart. Green is rallying his hordes again
in Northern Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25

Bay" Our thanks to Edward kilhourne,
who brought US full assortment of late
eastern papers on his return from New
York last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
BY order Of the Commandment Chief
N. h. BAKER, Aaj't Gcn1 OF Iowa.

thereby certify thai am instructed by the Com
mander IN Ihiff Of the Stale or Iowa 10 that the
above Orders rigdy enforced and further notify
siipersons that Major General Fremont has expressly
refused tcgran authority TO any man or body Of
90 recruit In the State u Iowa, except il s done with
and By the consent OF the Governors the state.
d. II. HILLS. Aid de Camp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
I ! ENERAL ORDER NO. 80.

ABJrTAsT GFeppsLf 0Frtcr
Davenport, oct, ", ir6l. |
All officers or associations having In hey posse ssion
any arms belonging 10 the State Il Iowa directed
10 report 10 me INN eatsis number IN poe
Nessio and the kind and condition ~ said arms.
NIB BAKER
oet23.a Aajuiant General OF Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-25
senator Wifk,asoa on the ConSts-
eaten Act.

We make the following quotations from
letter Of Senator Wilkinson, Of Wiscon-
sin, in reply to committee who asked his
views on the policy Of Fremont's procla-
nation: