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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
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pDsTsTihs pu,,er and Checse trsde dun ng TIE hohds
-essop 10 comuionly quite dul and no doubt 40, 81 ;,e,
itTveued lbi. dag week excitement y 3, ~
threatening aspect Of tho English rews was ~ sgi
AID seemed by moiual eoifent. suspnced Z H.
Official d-veepuients rorn Weshogton wioh il .si
supposed would within two or three days NotL
fcisl hss howeye tanplred from me seat ~ oovernmes
-nd the mTket con'iaues At mary dead lock AZ suc'
time, buyers that bold enough and shrewd
=, rane - GRH-. n s i ,rSc Il r ..cat lime pc
uIsry in the ge ersdes Of Butter which have been bro -
figures the uI qnstis' aud eieSe thsf c''s
offers for rzOs quantities AZ Eth lower rates would Loo
Orsrr.Co., pss. ....29aS Western Perm ehoic, ii9lS
Jrens, Co., hkins l29.l Weston Penn tah.. iiNl5
Pafbrlits ate CD .la2l Western to cooee ! a 3
" elsL tubs choice 1929 iW-,ierg. ri .....SlO
Do fair to sood ;....isel5 Westera cor'mon.'.'s nS
aalf 6S. fair to good l5Gl9
hEhE.-re market is trm and sciive Ssles Of strciy
dne qualities have occued our oe side bgues out he DlA
II m. stock cons IN is not god enough f9 uch eTee
r.'es. We quote lp.etsr-s inelndedl; oaao.
Ped 2 bush ~ ID . 2odt 20 kidney ba 81 ~ 2oaa 81
BroKwHssr FforE-g 100 IT, air 70 good 81 6oae &C.
E EsssS. Se-s1 / 5 r; Gee
CHsgsE-Tae mark't of Cheese i' Like shat ioi B0ier
Only Al airaost con.p-,e siaguaol exists We
usse change ~ our figures but they mns be CONSIDERED
ice 20 estrs. Pn.7Ia FuaI,h D,iry. y B....7 a
Conn OF to gooo 4, b..6 On Oho Cbsese."..... ~
Dhhssrp HoesWth light receipts and snap 60 tuf,
p the weather. small advance IL ices mas been established
We quote:
Western, city killed neigins zoe n sad urwsrd nsfo2
Mssisr", city kiled weighing l1@iSJ D. D'.''''Ssgs
Western, city Killed weighing 1OGilO ID, y lD.3 d9i
estsTn, country dressed, " N
state country CHING n aud upward y o.$fa5
st.te country crsssed weighing i2u 81 q, D..sia3
Stste county dressed weighing T13iiO u.s. ......3 d5f
IoULIEY--hioudsy e rsiny day, Tleday very cod
day. The receipts have been e, and The Christians mar
kei has IL Nv net The acns receivers Of Poultry
the Of prices Is ouiy d2c lower tuua year ago
hich considering the low prices Of fresh meats Is
doins PRETTY we'll We quote;
Juksys Extra ch 70 u al Ducks, choice, D..s'lldlfI
Turkey, choice y n. oi all Dacs-, common g D.. sd9
uEkoys CONN., q 10. @ 10 Oee-e, choice, y Do ~
Chcksn choice y 10 n IGecie. common, e H.. 30
Chickens. CONN y fb6 a Old CocsE, y iO...... ga
FOWL, e b...........7 a
EsGs-We quote: -.
Stst. and Pom, choice LINED Egss Stste..lo Dlol
81 the mark v d"z.. 81 az Litned Eggs, western
Western choice. p dor 2 az oil eood.........:4 I'D
fCKs-Ibe following quotations sIe Tor NO. qn.tti-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

DEATH OF DR.. DAMEL BRooxs.-The Board OF
Directors of the Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Rali-
road Company met yesterday and passed resolutions
of respect 10 the memory OF Daniel BLOOMS Ne D''
formerly an active and efficient member OF theiE
body; also an expression of sympathy and condo
lenee with tie family of deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26


Tuesday,, Dec. 2t.--The market opened q !, mori-
ing with 2743 head OF bullocks ON sale, which Is
quite enough for a week that has more poultry on
sale than any otler IN the whole year. Ii les week.
too, which will, in respect, prove unfortunate
for tho drover, for great change from the pure dry
atmosobere Of lastSseek has occurred. All day Mon.
day the rain fell, aud ~ hight IL turned 10 damp
snow. chilly and uncomfortable 10 the animals on
the r.r snI covering eli the lots With slosh that the
tired hues had Ion rest food wSn turned out Of
ber co.s csne.ent Ibe consequence Is that they do oct
look rme dtion for sale tbs morning sud uenJ OF
them win nt bng much by stvslH dollars head as he,
would tho esthrr having turBed cold egeD has finebed
40 that IL al they do not ook % weigh what
they r.ay will FoItungely. ibe dsy advanced. the
gew favorable bat then tftn, trade did not Tor
opened very bIist and with apparent oeernnsiion on
a Of huy and seleIs iu al ie Oasness to-
dey kep Christmas, sud stock soid higher INN last
-rf and ipdctd higher fhar before in many months fully
1eaiz ou! pf,ph that l class nnocts would rel. io
10 cents beore Nesi esrs, ot good many we're
sold ~ that md many others 81, 80ar. and the los srndes
AID medium better 8s. ED III toxd niF T. whaD
tbers wa On srsa train that had been dssy On TIE
ndson River road and tits kocked down The pace J
or - head
will 10 the sceount OF tAes there ae .eus Ny
lots and sdssnce The eyefsse Of - sa,t BAH
pcurd PATTY real edNaIee oil pTcei and panty
beeause the average quail y l. better
report this will no, be cutie ~ fol- - Usual OWING
10 the Le-sy Of eiosi1s Gp ia CnTssnas val
on "Wednesday the day Witch rake % or report
usually. We lrsUue however that 10 more bnotkf VA
arrive 20 that the opsrt gVe H. vii arc" ne total
s.ber i1r .he wesL, WHICH, s.tbossh ef'Hsh y L-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Fam IN AID or ST. GABnIEL's CaURoB.-To-
day fair will take place in the Scsoo-Room OF tbs
Church, for the benefit OF the fund.- The entertain
Inent promises TO be usefu aud attractive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

APFLYsThere 70 mate s elsnse In Ficer; some extra
lo.s have sold a. 80 IS. We quote Western WINTER Iu-
hired lots ~ ia 81
E6ff1
Dk1g3 FKuIT--We quotes -
Wv sstssrni.. BIC rPlnm- choice p 70 ~ as
New N.stefu ~ Did "a lBsspbeu-s.......l. 90
tLcrts i5c ~ Wv
yrise Pcsrte. ....it d2h 49, -.
OsIoNs-Red, 4 boil, sldtl -; Yellow, 4 ohl. @id
- Wbie { / 2sd a. bunch, p hand. sz4 S29A
GARIIcE-s loo ouucles, ~.
luKNlIs, RUTABAst--R Dbl, % zoe
NAKKoW S4rAgH-jer,ey, - bAl. 7oc sli Boston - %
RicKosr Mrs - bush, 3 Ia 81 - -
HoSET-Ne quote: Clover ia eo.nbb y 70, l'GIsc-
Bucl~ beat liz eeHbj, y 10. l0GlZe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

AT1EwPr TO SHOOT POLICEMAN AT THE FIVE
PoNrs.-About q O'Clock yesterday morning ON
Ger Herscbe Of the Sixth Precinct encountered Geo.
Smith, said by the police to bea weli-known Five
Points thief in front Of the Mission House, IN PARK
street, disturbing the neighborhood. The officer APP
preached him TO drive him away, when he fred
pistol at him, which missed aim, and ran away. The
officer pursued him closely, overlook him, and con-
veyed him to the 5 ation-touse, where he was
locked up for the remainder Of Tho night. Justice
Brennan committed him to answ in default OF 81 goo
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
IAdyertlement.l

A YoUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL rs HlS
HEAD To know how the best advantage csc
careful examination Ut Fowler WxLis, 30 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
ADVERTISEMENT
CENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM.

sKArgs from Is cents s?s Everything IN the skating
line excep ponisl suit ali sges Astes and prrse
PAxIoR skATEs. We make specially Of SxATKs.
CoxoyKk & WALKEs, No 4sA Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
IHAEREED

CAHPEN1 ER-sMITH-On Monday Dec. l6, 1861, ~ che
Ie.d-nce Of the brides parens Whsel,, Mass Apheus
Carpenter ofkewl ok City 10 sarah J. Smith.
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iAcyeriisenen.i
lnIM 4 IRINrH

PRODrCL CossIssios MERcHAsTs
prrrEn CEKEsI, E6Gs, PoULTRr OAHg, ORAfy, fLouk,
FORK, tc.
No. Erie Bui.dlngs, New York
Cur motiOis IniCs 4 e. Gud pr0inp. returns"
RsessuceD l.. MsJtJn President Ocesa B.n1. Ssw.terL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

From NASSAU, n. P.-Capt. Balm, late Of the brig
Forrest City, who came passenger ifom Nassau,
y. T., brings advices from Nassau TO Dec. Ii.
The schooner Prince OF Wales, from Charleston with
cotton, lived 9Th since captured also sloop NoanS
with rice; steamer Isabel, on the Sth with cotton;
steamer Gordon on the 9th, with cotton the steamer
Gladiator hom Liverpool with firearms and am
munitop, all Of which vessels wero warmly well
coined. They came in flying the Secession flag. IL
was rumored that The authorities would not allow
the Gladiator 70 land her firearms. full rugged
brig from Liverpool with cargo Of salt, also
arrived. The Captain came into Nassau for pilot,
to assist him to run the blockade. The Lady Adger
al,o arrived from philadelphia. The schooner Caleb
S;eeon, Robinson, and the schooner L. w. Perry.
Adams, from Philadelphia, coal loaded, arrived but
would no DO allowed TO land cargo Tor purposes,
and they were obliged 10 lie of the port. On The
llth an American steamer arrived OF The Bar. She
wa, supposed TO be gunboai. ALEC, ship flying
British colors, bu! report said she was the Eliza
Beueill from Havana, coming to Nassau for cotton.
There was also in port bsrkentine Mariana ~, Capt
Smith, from St. Thomas for London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
Coporrns, CAsEs ON tuesday evening. Michael

CoRoxERs' CASES On Tuesday evening, Michael
Lynch died odienly tie lodging honse OF Cornelius Ma
Lonely No - Para street he vi" shssNe oil Hesno anc ~
y,sr. of ace. Tho Coroner q, notihss. =, :.
Fhzaseth McGue residing ~ No ~ Tenth avenue dieo
suddenly on Tue<dsy night Ile Coroner we roih-o'
Fdwsd Thorn, on s0ii3 in the STA ~ b. v hegineEf,
Col Me- cod Murphy bad been IN TIE city on uiiough of
,oms tine And o. Wednesday week returning 70 MS rest
80 when on Lis way ~ Baltimore, he stuhed ADD sruek
Lis head against sharp portion Of aioad cA which
c,ned BIZ skol tie died Tueldss nig,t Drees 60 s-s
o. igeasd, ~ OF ESQ. aid resided a. NO.
g53 sevsr th-ayenue Tbs Coroner wss notified .
Yeerdsy u,oni0g the body Of an unknown man va, iorno
Ia ba .orth River a, the foot OF Thirty seyrth street lie
spueored 10 Lave about % OF rye wa oaiy buzz
Ias n "a hair and nu,tsche. dressed IN LICK bak pot
b oysreost b sck cloth vest blac peus boots aud mn
sbit TIE body taken 20 the Bellevue Hospital lead
o.a Ia had been in the only day or two AID pro-
,en, ed no marks of slol-nce. .
ergay the vas notified 10 hold Inquest on TIE
hoJy OF an man found drowned IN the cellar oil
ne. building in West street enc door oeio" jay street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

TIE NEUTRALITY OBSERVED IN Nova ScoTIA.-
A fow days since letter appeared in TIE Phiiadef
plie Ledger, dated Porr Of Porertown, Head of
Bay OF Fubdy, Nova Scotia, Cumberland County,
Dec z, 1861" giving account OF the sailing of the
schooner Spit6re, with and ammunition for the
Rebels, her return and ahngon board another cargo
Of similar materials. A correspondent informs ne
that our Government need have fears Of any great
amount Of aid aud comfort to the Rebels emGnatiDg
from the port of Portertown, Nova Scotia, as there
il no such port. A very good reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

CHARGED WITH INSTRUMENTATION Tuesday
evening officer Eldrdgs Of the Fifth ecuct arrested
Fr.Jerick Nienic&o charge Of csnni the death o.
Charles H. kusasn (cooredl ~ shooting win pr o. AID
woundins him Ia the leg. The excused 10 naive Of Geo
many and 80 years Of ag. lie viii be h'c 20 await TOE
result OF the inquest wlicn Coroner hoia seasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Loss OF THE BRIe FOREST CITy.-The brig
Forest City, Capt. BAN, sailed from Cardenas Nov.
%, with cargo of $50 hogsheads molasses, bound
to Portland, Me-, and on the 9th, in lat. n Ion.
70 80, experienced q gale from northwest, during
which she sprung leak, and finding it TO gain on
the pumps, bore up for Nassau N. p. On tbe 2Sth,
having six feet water in the WELL and the crew ex-
bausted from working at the pumps, ran the vessel
ashore on Elbow Cay, where abe became total
loss. Part of the cargo was saved in damaged
state, and taken into Nassau. She was three years
old built at Cape Elizabeth, Me-, Of $50 tuns burden,
and owned by VIM. Pickett and others Of Portland.
The cargo was owned by VIM. Churchill Of that
place. The captain and crew arrived here yesterday
as passengers in the brig Mary Emily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

FElTnEps-We crole. Wes'erp. choice , y. dJ'c.
FREsH MzAIs-Coun,Ty eoBslgnors frequently lesvo tao
hnrs in their Veal and Mutter which Injuries IHs '2s
~ e quote:
Besf slices. coed. p n "A az vssi ..;.:....s a.
hsuon. oaTcAse'..."+ a. NeslCs'es' D......J. az
luulb...................f 20
HipKs-Ne qso,e:
Wcsiern vsisLins sJ11s d. .t........:.......... d
Country gh,sF rind and cured ghng etft3 A. 6AGI
Ciiy ghie fTu ed AID cured weighing t11O at s@I
CAMF-Ibe Tecsi.ts ho-rs, AID oSer
We quote:
Venisen, .sddles In Quail. trepped. aud - -
good order, y 70. ETA 10 sound u doz....l 234l 81
Nsusan % 1iOusil. s1t......... zoo -
rsnridg-s, topped, PTtirie Chickens,
A. pair............ &1 G. tapped, y pair. $50 =
Pstndgrs shot, pr 90 a. Do. shot, psir... BOO e2
III q a IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

DucE,. choice. y rb.....lldll
Duck-, common. = o.. 500
Geese, choice, ,, H.. Ga 0
Gecie. common, g d.. 50 :
Old CocsE, y i0....... ga D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

TuIksys, Extra CHI % u alb
Turkeys. choice. y fo.loidlti
Turkeys, comm. q 10. @ a 10
Chickens, choic., r io.0 n 0
{ Chickens. comm. y it.6 a 7
FOWL. e B..........7 a 3
EeGs-We quote:
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Ratasr,e. an ,h~ Pe,cmnc.


VhsHHiglUns oCt. Io-
Quite number of upward bound yes
sells ran the rebel blockade last night and
have arrived at the navy yard and at our
wharves. Among these is the Govern
ment steamboat Cnur de Lion, which tow
cd up the Government sloop Granite
State They passed the batteries shortly
after midnight. Two tags we're several
times fired on as they passed towing
schooners with Government stores, but
were not touched. The Ceur &c Lion
saw the Pawnee on the Chesapeake Bay -
The Pawnce was not disabled as reported,
by the shots she received a large mum
Der OF vessels are waiting ut Smith, point
for an opportunity to come up. The Har-
riet Lane left the navy yard this morning.
The new rebel battery at Timber Greek
mounts guns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19


A gentleman direct from IIarper's Fer
ry announces that the rebels had again ap-
pearcd on Bolivar Heights this morning
and renewed the attack on the Union for.
ces under Maj. Gould with artillery
Maj. Gould fired upon them with canister
from the columbiad which was captured
on 1ut sday, and drove them bach, but not
until the vandals had burned the mill Of
4. III. Herr, ESD, and took the miller
prisoner, whom they charge with giving
information to Union troops of the II 600
bushels of wheat being brought there to
grind.
The firing there was progressing when
our informant left, aud women and child
rem We're fleeing in great terror to the
Maryland shore, in anticipation of the
town being burned Maj Gould was
throwing shot and she'll from the Mary
land heights after the rebels and was con-
fdent he could keep them off until rein,
forcements could reach him.
Col. Geargs wound il only slight cut
IN the calf of the leg, caused by the ex-
plosion Of shell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19

Jamestown, Oct. II.
A gentleman from Berlin says intelh
gence had reached Point of Rocks that
the enemy's forces, which retired to the
foot of the mountains of the Shenandoah
on the approach Of the siekly season along
the river line, have left their retreats and
are now pushing for the Potomac in large
numbers. 1t is stated they had reached
Charleston, and would make their appear
anee at every ford or crossing on the Up
per Potomac. Should this intelligence
be confirmed, it is not unlikely we may
have same serious encounters next week
4 ride from the Great Falls to Ed
wards Ferry yesterday, proved that all
was quiet on that frontier, Heavy and
continued firing was heard here yesterday
morning in the direction Of Lowinsville
aud Fairfax Court House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
The Fight at Bolivar!

baltimore, Oct Is.
4 gentleman who spent the VIII ,le Of
yesterday at Harper's Ferry says the ac-
counts published Of the fight on Wednes-
day are, in the main, correct The gun
which was captured il a fine new siege
gun, well mounted and in good order with
the exception ofa fracture above the axles
During the night it was stationed neai the
abutment of the bridge, aud when it was
about being retaken by the rebels ten.
penny nail was driven into it. which has
already been drawn out The r. |. Dat
terry did not participate in the fight They
were stationed on the Maryland Heights,
and found it impossible to discriminate 10
the distance between friend and foe. The
fight lasted from s a. III. to y. M. Ii
was regular skirmish with variable re-
suits, the rebels. when hard pressed, re-
treating into the woods. and al other
times driving the Federal troops back into
Bolivar, the main fight being beyond that
town, on the road to Charleston AT two
O'Clock Col. Gearv advanced with three
pieces Of cannon, which soon silenced the
guns Of the enemy and put his force to
flight. A Chaplain of the rebels, who
was taken prisoner, says that before be was
captured 81 killed and wounded had been
carried from the field. There was moth
inr positively known as to Col Ashley's
being killed. Ii was not generally cred
itel. An officer, supposed TO DO him,
was shot during the final retreat Of the
enemy. The Federal troops remained IN
the field all Nednosday night and vester-
day morning We're engaged in bringing
away the remainder Of 10000 bushels Of
wheat captured from the rebel militia. and
which they were about Transporting TO
Leesburg An order was given for the
whole force to retire to the Maryland side.
There il no news from there this morn
Ing as to whether the threat Of the rebels
was carried out or not. The river Is too
high to ford, and the troops were conveyed
across In scows.
The prisoners acknowledge their force
was 1000, while the whole Federal force
was 400. The change that has taken place
in Harper's Ferry and the lhieying vii
lare of Bolivar is represented as most sad
and shocking. Ruin is everywhere sisi-
bic and the inhabitants are bowed down
with sorrow.
Col. Mckay, State Senator from Ale
ghany county, who was arrested some
time since and carried to Ohio and allowed
the liberty Of that State on his parole, ar
rived here yesterday in violation Of his
pledge lie was arrested last night at his
hotel by order Of Gen. Dix.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19
TILEGK ssh sINa4 FsN1AHED To
SALT LAKE Try.

Cleveland, Oct. is.
The following, being the first message
over the Pacific Telegraph Ii ne, was re-
ceiyed here to-day;
Great Salt Lake Cit,l, Oct Is.
To Hon. j. III WADE, President OF the Pacific Tele-
egraph Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
SIR: Permit me to con ,ratulate you
upon the completion of the overland tele-
graph line west to this city, to commend
the energy displayed BY your self and asso-
cIates in the rapid and successful prose
cutlon OF a work SO beneficial !, and 10 ex !
press tile wish that its use may ever tend
to promote the true intert SITS Of the dwell
ers upon both the Alta ntic and Pacific
slopes Of our continent Utah has not
seeded, but is firm for the Constitution
and laws Of our once happy country, anc
Is warmly interested In successful enter
prlses, as the one SO IA + completed !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19
Iowa EIect,an.

burlington, OCT. 10,
The Hawkeye has returns from So
counties, in which the majority for the
Republican State ticket is 1000. Ev-
cry Democratic county has been heard
from. The remaining 30 counties will
swell the majority to more than 20 600.
or nearly 10000 more than was given to
Lincoln in 1860.
Mr.. Wilson, who is the candidate for
Congress in the LIST District to fll the NJ
caney occasioned by the resigna,iskf
Gen. Curtis. will have at least IL, 0Ob
majority. Last year Curtis had about
5000 majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19

No lI.-1hat no citizen. inhahitant resident 4
this state, subject DO military duty either ia the
Volunteer W Reserve Militia shall hereafter enlist
enEag - eater The military service any other State
and MI persons lisb4to military daty within ths stats
ars h'feoy prohibited from ehstng, agreeing eu-
lister assembling aiEha view fur the purpose Of en-
tering the service OF aay other State shalt any
pers9n within this State liable do military duty en-
ter into the service u the United states except uud
tbs express authority q this Stale Prur,asa That
this Order = not intended afpy prevent the cox
ernmept - she Fuised states from RECRUITING fr the
Reg1iaf Arms pursuant To the Acls " Congress and
provided ef tha thss Order and next succeed
ingone does not arps 70 the Company now being
rslsef ~ babaHae far the Lyon Regiment" =
NO llI.-TAat att persons. whr.h.r resden.s ofthl.
State o. ohcr~i s aud al oacers regularly aa
thorized o - the United STATES recruiting Tor the
United STATES Regular Army, are hereby prohibited
this state wi5l asew OF for The pnrpose " entering
ipto The military service Of ahs tter state Il the
United states, except b pursuance a she Laws and Au
tharit. az ,hs slate ~ iopa.
NJ lN.-Thai the Adlutant General ~ this State bs
charged ~ith The daiy of seeing TIA, netAer cf ihe
above Orders Nos II. and III 3 l. violated
AND ule -4ia A6tatant ueral when s.tished that
ether or4ns The asese orders Nos. ii. aud ILL.,
has ten sF being violated shall order all officers -
persons sio!asg sgch "r5ers ander atar, arrest an
lees th@ Commander in-tf3ef utherRi.e DIRECTS 10 ~
attached abd p,iyates IN any e.mpA-
ny regiment being ra.et4 within ,As state under
authority 10 rsof
By or4er IL ths Comma e tin Chief
y, B. BAkER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19

st Louis, Oct. Is.
The following despatch was received
from an officer at Pilot Knob, dated 6
O'Clock last night. Maj Gavitt, Of the
LIST Ind. cavalry, made an attack on the
enemy this morning, when discovering the
strength and position of the rebels he fell
back until he came upon Col. Alexander
with 600 infantry Of the list I'LL and one
piece Of artillery. The enemy followed
lighting all the way. Maj. Gavitt then
rot his gun into position, and concealng
his infantry, caused part OF his command
to retreat still further, drawing the enemy
into an ambuscade and forcing them to fall
back with heavy loss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19

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Washington, Oct. Is
The reports about the rebel army being
in full retreat for Manassas, are founded
on conjectures AT least .pothing Of it is
known in quarters most entitled to conf
dence
As was stated in yesterdays dispatch,
a large accommodating party proceeded IS
far ms Vienna, but returned before General
Mcclellan had quite reached the village.
Gen. Wadsworth went within mile
and half Of Fairfax G. H. with a COM
parativcly small escort. From the OBJ
scryatlons made it was conJecturcd that
the rebel force there amounted to about 2
regiments of Infantry and battalion of
Cavalry The escort was fired upon, but
reached their camp without extraordinary
haste
From !: gentleman presumed e possess
the best opportunities Of judging, it is as
certalned that the enemy has been alter.
nately retiring and advancing within "a
breadth Of five miles
Bland Ballard has been appointed e..
:. District Judge for Kentucky, in place
Of Monroe, who has joined the rebels.
The Treasury Department yesterday
sent 81 800, 900 in Treasury notes to the
West.