The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

WsatGs; AS to $50 common to medium Extra
Wsu1sxa 40 to 500.
Rssaipts II Wheat 07,277, 80 to IS Ghisago
spring III to fttf Md. Club lea to lo3 Amber
iowa. 81 - i0l Racine Spring.
hecs1pn Of Corn 10,626. 40 to 46h mixed
Whaky quiet, no figures
Jefferson City. Aug. 5.
Ger Gamble h.s ;..ned nrnclams alton 70 the pco-
pie OF Missouri, the principal features OF which
nrr ~ feia6MA ----s--------
- DO hereby strictly charge and enoin upon all
sherfis and other magistrates who are conseryators
Of the peace, to use all the power conferred upon
them BY law, in srresting sud bringing to punish
ment all parsons Who d.tnrb the public peace BY
nsing violence against any Of their fellow-citiseus
And especially are you charged TO bring to Justice
all who combine 70 practice violence agsinst other
persons on account Of their political opinion And
Il force should be employed 10 resist You in the dis
charge Of yeaF duties 10 extent that You cannot
overcome BY the means provided by lax, you are
charged 70 make known that fart TO th Department
that proper measures may be taken in such case
It 10 snjoiDed upon al eitisens that they
perform the duty o. giving Information OF
deposits OF munitions Of var belonging to
the State, that they may como into the pos.
ssssion Of the State without being captured
By the troops Of shs D. S.
tits further snjoinsd upon oil oitisens OF
snilAhls a8es 70 enrol themselves In military
organisations, that they may take part 10 the
defence OF the State. All citisens Who are
embodied under tho acs Of the last snsaon
OF the General Asseobly, popularly calIed
the "Military Law" ara notified that the
law has been sbrogstsd and the troops dis
banded. The commissions issned u0der IL,
as we'll - tbs oomnissiaa- aadAf the act Of
the Same session, for the appointment OF .
Major General. have been annulied, and ell
soldiers aod officers are snjoined to cease 30
ton in . military capacity. II those citixsns
who, 1t the call Of the late Gov, have taken
up arms, choose to return Voluntarily to
occupations, they will And in tho present
Executive . determination TO afford them all
| the security 10 bis power, and thers 10 no
doubt entertained that they will be unmo.
lested. The officers and their troops belong
!, ing TO tho Confederate Ststss, Who have in
vaded Missouri, are notified that il 10 sgainst
the will Of che people Of Mo. that they should
continue upon the soil Of this State, end that
| their soutinuanos 10 Aissoafi will be oonsid
cred m ACT Of war, designed 20 bring upon
orr State tho horrors Of var, which No. &c
eisss TO avoid. They ere therefore notified 70
depart st once from che State. Sig0ed,
HAMtLroE R. GAMBLE.
Since the Governors Proclamation vSs
| written, the following dispatch hss been re-
/ oeived:
Washington, Aug. 8.
To His Exsellenoy, H. r. Gamble, Governor
| OF Missouri
In reply 10 your message addressed TO the
President, au directed 10 Say that II, By
proclamation, yon pfomiss security 70 per
sons in arms who voluntarily return TO their
allegiance and become psaceable and Iowa.,
this Government gill cause the promise TO be
respected. Signed,
SIMON CAnxRok,
| Sec'y Of War.