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

Colonel FoFnsy writes from Washinston
TO the Philadelphia Press - folloss:
Mr.. Breckinridge threatens the President
from bis place in tho Senate, surpssscs Rhett
and YsDcey in the violence Of his dsnuncia
tions Of the preparations TO preserve the
Government, and openly Visits the secession
prisoners 10 our jaiis, holding familiar CON-
versation With then. Mr.. Boroets aud Mr..
valandikham obsdicntIy follow bic example
10 the House. ] know that 10 many . pri
vAte residence in this city these demonstrs-
sons are applauded, snd the defsst OF our
army celebrated With eessAsie sAturualias.--
Thcse parties are not alons hostile TO oil free
government, DOT merely the iefuriassd foes
Of the United States, bat they are inflated
wish the belief that tho var comnonoed %
on the authority Of the GoverDment will
close 10 their complete triumph. When ths
Federal power ~ fully restored q this point
and when the nsjessy Of the Law can 90 long
o. be iosaitsd With iupunity, Is will be the
6rst daty Of The President and OF Gen. No
Clsllan 70 root Out oil covert and overt trss-
son from every community over which shs
dag Of our country II permitted to doss, be-
giDoing with Washington.
gTFifteen ont on twelve hundred compo-
eitiens for the $500 for q national ant hem
have been retained from which to make a
anal selection. Il has been proposed that
the music and words Of these fifteen be SUBJ
mitted to public critic SIN for three nights at
the Academy of Music in this city, and three
At the Academy in BROOKE n. the sum realized
to be applied TO the aid Of the families of
volunteers, N. Y. Tribune.
cTParagraphs have occasionally appear
ed OF late stating that Queen Victoria = be-
coming insane. A London correspondent Of
the Chicago journal, probably our Sec'y.. of
Legation, Mr.. Wilson, writes that the same
reports are current in London, ssbut there il
no truth Ia them. She bad no doubt been
very Responding on account OF the death Of
Der IN Their, but that is all. She il splendid
sovereign, and reigns quite regally."
CT Upwards Of fmo hundred thousand
fresh troops b, We been rendered TO the Gov.
eminent since the battle Of Harnesses June
ton. That's the way FIRST disaster para.
iises" the Unios men of the United State,
Of North America. :
In.-.71s ~. .ss4llson DUNCAN, To.vEs1s 1T
Kentucky rsginens which left Louisville ear
" in the war to JUN The rebels, has resigned
his command, And will return shortly to Ken
lucky, it i said, 10 disgsst.
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The Evening Post:

lHu ~ ULOEOD DGMOGn ATTIC u Re
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
NOV in the SIXTIRTH YEAR o. its existence,
II c0mbtues ali the cstentisi elements Ut .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
II 10 devoted to tho support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party, KHkH II Is Right, and VI DE "
OCRATiC PkINCIPLES ALWAYSl IL tie I'M
compromising advoeate Of
Free SELF Free Labor Free speech .
A strict Construction Of the Constitution and On
Econom Administration OF the Government
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MEDICAL STAFF.

A meeting Of the Board Of Asdissl Exsnine's
will be held IT The Deming House In tho City u
KsoI nix, ON Iharlday tbs bib inst, fsr the pure
nos, Of examining o4ldidasss for the Poaisitn -
Sssseon and Assistant Surgeon in the lsvs kssa-
meat under the last call
Candidates must present themselves promptly
- NO one will be examined altar the Board shall
have adjourned IT. session.
by order, J.C. HU6hAr,
Ksokuk, Aug. !, 1ssl.-dtd chailmAn
fpapers throng hoat the slate please coly)
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Aug. s, 1852
AAega1 N0tfoos
To James Ssmpie, b. n. Ansdsn, Ana n. Ame1en

80 ~ kfOOs
To James Ssmpls, 4. n. A0sdsn, Ana n. nsden,
Comst fsrss = Co., Withsns Pstsrop,
Nourss Mason Co.:
VOU and eel Of you arc hereby notified that
/ there IL nnH on file in the nee Of the Clerk
Of the Dstrict Court Of lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison, petition ef Noble strong, Claiming
Of yes James senpls the SUN Of three hundred
dollars, With 10 psr ssnt. interest per ,um, psy
ale - nssiiy. - mssey dss On . wortgags made
~ you 10 Jshn Boyse, and since assigpsd to said
Noble 81. osg. dassd October 18th, 1857; alsc
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure Of
said mortg age, the same being upon Eve scres Of
land 10 the north-west quarter Of the south ssst
quarter of section tSo, township sixty-fve north,
VI range I'VE vest, mere particularly described in
ssid mortgage. In he County Iowa, for the pur-
chase moneys aud further asking for sale Of said
premises. and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon Ut the "a day Of the Of said
cours 10 commence ~ n. Madison on the LIST Mon
day Of December, A. u. 1861, . default viii be
entered sgsinst yos and judgment rendered there
on ar prayed for In said Re itien.
NOBLE STRONG,
Aug b, 1851 dim P1tf,s.Att'ys.
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CLOSING.

kastern Mail clones daily Except 6aturdays) at
6p.m.
6sndsys) ~ IL n.
Western Nail closes daily lexctpt on sundays)
II 10 clock .. n.
Burlington Mail closes daily texctpt 6aturdsyal
1t p. m.
cArthsgssnd Plymouth Mail closes daily Except
GatnEdAyslAt = pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois Nall (tri- wee kly
closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, q
Up. m.
Inaslsston Nail ttsa-uSekly} eloaea on Nsndays,
Wednesday and Fridays at .. n.
All Eastern mail matter IL sent By way OF Bar
libgton, and arrives prom iscUousiy.
On Sundays the Post O6cs will bs open from 2
10 p. m, instead of from to q M
May ~, 1861. b. HOWELL NJ.
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The undersigned has bssn specially authorised
BY Mi. Gen. Fremont to raise in the States Of
Missouri, Iowa and Illinois, . Reginsnt Of sappsss
and Miners, to b called .'rhe Engineer Reginen,
Of the Vest" and to serve during the war.
bach Company, ~ son - full, will b. mustered
tntJ Turvire IT the most eos*saasa& Pelatr and
from thence sent 10 the 81. Louis Arssaai for IN.
strsction.
II l. expected that this Regiment win b en-
ploye. most of the tine on extra duty, and. q
such timsf, eacn Mechanic and Arti6csr will 70
oeive 40 ssAts : day, and eaeh Laborsr b cents
day Extra Pay, thus making the pay ahoat dosbl
~ :. -. -..s..nsSs, Arupsssu5- end LAberer
aecustomsd to work with Mechssiss, will b re
..;ved. J.W. BISSELL,
Assistant Aojt Gen'l U. 8. \. 9.
,.a1A St. Louis, Mo.
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waYl Wars WaSy

All persons keeping or having for sale, any Or
All ,nds Of Munitions Of War, such - 9 nns Pts
stols. Reyolvers, and Ill kinds of Amm itisn, are
required nos 10 sell TO any person With Ian order
from the undersigned. This order nsst y stsistiy
oonpliel with, under penalty Ut foTfsislng All ar-
tsclss u. ntioned, In their pssssssa0s.
JOHN oTANNUa. II.
sarsayor III tas Port
| Ksokak, July ~ ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

I Until further neties the NIGHT EXPRESS
~ TRAIN will leave Quincy 81 $40 p. -. !,
on the arrival Of the Packet from keokuk. a.
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Ths Incidents - he Rsauie.


The i"eads"'' 81 he nasie.
We give elsewhere brief account Of the
battle At Athens yesterday morning. We
have gathered up some additional details
which nsy b interesting to our resders.--
Os Sunday night shout o'clock, Dssser.
gers came 10 from Croton by band ear And
reported that . large body Of Rebels hsd
bsen seen Oh Sunday moving towards Athena,
evidently With she intention OF attacking the
Union camp q thas plsoe.
ln0sdiaesly the City Rifles and the Kso-
kuk kaagssS ssRs summoned, and soon sf-
tor . O'Clock p. -, shout IS Of saeA con
psny, srnsd and sqslppsd With o. 8. rifles
and nsststs, tssk spesial trsin for Ore
ton, arriving thsss abaas ii p. n. A. there
vss large qssssss3 of asay supplies 10 the
ofston depot, or men gaefdsd il, but they
we're not disturbed 6nfing She night.
Soon altar daylight, onmbsr Of The Keo
kak men oeiOE over - Aehens to breakfast,
On ssssok On ne union eenp VAS begun BY
the nrog Of s0siI ssanon. The Union
nsn sprsng 20 shs's arms and ioond Inst the
rebels ~ers eosa.G Up 10 three dssisioos,
Tssidsns'y ssseoo'ng ~ nAnk movenssss, 70
sarrossd ths Un'os camp. Abost fftssu
Of the City kines, and fsu others
engaged tho eneDJ's right wing, which
sas oosersd By the corn hsld. Not
expecting 80 stack 90 early, The Rifles bad
bot few TOoDds Of ammunition, and when
that was gone they retired across the
river TO Croton. In crossing the river
Ar. Dickey Of Pennington sss badly
wounded, Constable Hendrickson got back
SHOT il BE leg, John B.uss (of the firm Of
MsCsasy bsssel and }. W. Noble, ESQ,
ssss slightly graxed. The keotnk boys
- - $3.50 $3.50
....1.s.,. g..
s..-.s 80 r.--... p,s.. 1900 -.
=. ~ 1850 49,
-. 80 -. " -
- -, - = = : - = -
800 i've.
-, noo..t NJ. son, :, a.. h,.a..n
$50 80. c..~>A ~;,h m. aca~vsA x.rt,.
-. -. =. ..,,...,- ....,..s !
- "a -h.c .ha;, ,;.h. -. ~,
hack the fight became general and Colonel
Eli naoors ndrsued then acme Eve miles. can.
&-Y;c~ .a-e AZ, ho,.ea. TIL. Union man Of
N;..or,; ..,a o,..s nrai.. "a our nea for
49,. ..,,.,,r, ..a ,;m.,v ..,,;o. !, a,;,;no
-, -. 900 ..h.,. -, -. ,;.n.
.....s
or less-about tho battle, and found IL din.
colt 10 get the de.sils Of any facts. We afs
By no neADs certain shst the above report J.
entirely accurate, but the one great fact il
tAss shout 1900 rebels wsre roased, and
driven 81 ~ only ooO Union msn..
<H.... ;afo...d b. Brix. Gan. curti,
-, ~. o,,mn.n, ~ sxnoars and n;n.r. ~
- .-...,..a ~ Ms..rs. For 4 C,.,h n hi;
.,.y IN i. stscbed 20 one Of The Regimen.
q, ~. p,;,.aa ~ .e,vs n tn. c.n.c,.,
y 1910. of.,he eomp.pv /. called % -morrov
80 ~
.-pc g. .,..-,,-1..,
=. -. a.. :. -. go.
-, ..,o,. h;...a,f ;mmediatslv 10 Can
Fremont.
-. h-... man ~ho ..yuel . doubl,
II lne s'sn. D'as' U.s. = 80 -. !.
quick across Tho r'ser . eiO'0D. ~ .sl..a.a
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Engineer Regiment Of the West
Mechanics and LaborprS Wanted |
EXTRA PAY!

The undersigned are authorised 70 enlist = Con.
pany for sersiss u The sbovs kesinsns.
Apply InnkpiArELY at the late rsAdesvous Of
Capt. Parrot Third-st., betvses Main and
Johnsnn. Keokuk. JAS W, 0fLEf,
Keokuk, July ~, 1861. EDW. A. FOX
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y 4
~ They have one Of tho Sigel family IN
NJ. Jerssy--Uol. Albert oigsl, q Nswsrl
Who i getting up dsrmsn regiment, o.
ready accepted b. the Gossrnmsas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

rEaysr Hsuks As1 AcaIDtD9.
The following lsttsr. piSked up bJ "a Oh J.
ssr Of Gen. Oox's ssaa, % tho ground from
which Gov. Wiss's soops He'd, shows shs ~
fscting te0s 81 true pissy th.s fuas through
alt the confsdsFsts operations
WAY Ur on THS HfLL,
BHLow CHARL1sr0x, 1oUR MILHs, I
MAJ: want yos TO put everything 10 the
Sergssns's room. Everything thst belongs
10 nA- And Il thArA u any engagement,
break my little trunk open ana tax. out nv
Bible, Prayer Book, and those Boon county
bonds, Ard save them for ne. have nor
read my Bible for sixteen years, bat want
them saved. Cook ell the provinder up
there, and put Al our cooking -ntansils 10
gssher 10 tas SsrgsaDts rooms. The ss~s
- that the enemy are coming up on both
sides Of the river, Ia id strong force. 1
am the second company 10 have ! shot. The
orders are 70 scalp all No got Dsar 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06
Captain Of Boone Rangers,

Il 10 pleasing 80 notice, shAs - tsoposal
prospects became moro tfyiag 20 Tho soul OF
this Captain Of Boone RaDgsrs, IL reverted
90 the Bible and Prsysr Book, which had
lain neglected. for sixteen years. u visv Of
Geo. Cox's advance on bosA aides Of tho riv-
o., Sin dsm'd strong foros," be thought IL
might be we'll 10 bave the Bible and Prayer
Book to fall bask on. in casa legs and wind
failed. The sssiping knife was 20 BE- Used
o. oil they gos near so--a safe order, and she
Dibls and Prayer Book xsfe to project hin
from satanic Ars 10 tue rssr, 10 case Gen.
Cox's men got near enough ID them.-l Gin
oinnati Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06
lEGAI NeDTICa.


To Hawkins Tay lor, Ia na Breed y, ConnabIs 4
Smythe, Annie " Abbott, c. 3. abbott, Wn.
Stotfs, John b. x. Ststts. Joseph +. Stott Ana
william T.. Stotts comprising firm and CO.
P4rtsership doing business under The name sra
styis 81 VIVA 9ssus - 6Uue, wD- Timberman,
Of John A. kiley and Mary Y. Rally, mint
caildr "a of Lilbo arns Reilly, decsAse1, ] hn A
Re y and Mary 4. Re ly, Arthur uosmrr, VIM.
Aim, b SIX Cropst.r ga muei Bonner, p. G.
Wright. Srxts of tuws for tho uzr OF tie School
Fund, VIM. b. L Rudiick, Greene zErskine,
George W. Thatcher / Co jane Watson, Flck-
len Lucas. A. Harrington. Executor ut Martin
Coan y, dscs ssed, and Patrick Harrington, Geo.
VI. McCrAry, Executor Of Edward Bvynion, de-
ceased:
NUu and each Of you are hereby respectively
i notified that there Is on file in tie of6cs Of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, at Fort Madison, = petition Of Biakim
X. Ford, claiming Ut you sid uAsk.ss T1ysur thr
saxtauos~nd i've hundred dollars (46, 500)
With ~ per cent. interest per anuu1 Il ON jam y
~ 7th, 1861, ~ money due on certain promissory
notes made by yon pa able to order Of B. Farnun
and sincc assigned TO plaintiff; Alao claiming
against each Ut you the foreclosure Vt . Deed o
TTust executed BY Jon the said hawkins Taylor b
wAich you conveyed TO Thomas /. Mckenny .
Trustee, csTtAn real estate 70 the said
uoa eDetAln other notes shessio - forsh said roa
ssla4s bsaaG Mess particularly described therein
il Lss spasty, Lows. for the purchase Money; Ans
isrsAss asking r. sals Of said premises, and
Ard unless yes appsar end answer said petition
% " hef0ss nSsn Il ~ ssoond day of the mex
tAem Ol oaid CeuEt, - 1unDcnos IT Fl. Madison
| q he III Monday 81 Dsee0kss A. u. 1861, dc
fssN will b. eateseA AGAisss yea, snA jsdg men
rendered thsrsonAt pgsy<d Tor II sAid pslition.
| ShuBLE 6IkQHa,
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TATaGUE CAPS.

Durhitt q Co. are now manafscturiDg the army
or fatigue Csp-hlse md grsy-snd will MI I'll
orders on short notice. The Caps are OF GOOD ma
tsrial and we're inside By sIperisLced w1rhnen'
s~a
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= 9 u ~ 2 2 2 * 'Es17'7'7777
n NOTICE.

The sndersignsd, Merchants IN the City Of Kso-.
kuk, akrss hereafter 70 receive the notes Of Ill
spscis paying Bsnks 81 par, for goods Sold a.d
kbts anS n, md tk6 Motss Of Misa0uYf ma uthsr4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

- Brig. Gen. Curtis left town on Satur
dsy night. lie vent d0sn ron -. r--A-.
and will report himself Immediately 70 Gen.
Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

HHEAT PAEnlUn Ar1.AOTlora.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

e. The eight brave men who struck double
Quick across tho river 70 Croton, and Kept on
Charleston aud thence TO Montrose. succeeded
sprrsdiag panic ON their whole track. And ~
eight were aided BY Lieut.. COL Callahan VINO To-
!, ch:.!s.....c. aud reported that oil IVES LOST
What : W ct Pointer be y J
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ll..s=.aSass ~. D.a4.so1 Duncan, 'Uo.ysa Ut !.
ksntucky regiment wh,ch left Louisville ear
" in the war to joia The rebels, has resigned
his command, and will return shortly to Ken
lucky, it II said, 10 disgast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

- VI ere islosnsd BY Big. Gan. Gnrtil
lhas The company Of Ssppsrs and Miners, be-
inx organised By Messrs. Fox / Clark Of shil
city, viii BE- 6tacbed 70 one Of the Regiments
Of his Brigade 90 serve in that capacity. A
nsssing OF the company 10 called tomorrow
all k.M.
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~ OOLBN mAG0
!" AkTED, for uhieA ve will pey eash.
w Nm. AUSTIN AGO.,
unv9dAw v10 Main-st.
v/OL.. LIST WlInkOw'S IOWA kEpUhTe, bsins
vol. 9 Of the series, just received ~
OGDEN, bkOWNELL ACO.'H
CRY Book SrosR,
dArIAd No. 81 MAin-st.
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c. Upwards OF fsro hundred thousand
fresh troops b We been rendered TO the Gov
eminent since the battle Of Msnsssas june
tion. That's the way "a 6rst disaster para
hzes" the Unios men Of the United States
Of North America. :
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~. -. TEN.EYCK. Asens,
tufy3dim KEpKpK, IONA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-28

LI0ydss MaIIFOAA Z Ma p.
| LOID'H kaiirOad Map shows every Railroad
- In running order mp % February lst l66l.--
kvery ststtsu 10 marked down m The roads /, and
the distanses between sash station, apl the tetAl
longth Of the road; also the Lsms Of ~ okcsrs,
their place Of residence, and the running time of
the trains on every kailsosd in America are given.
6very river in America is traced out, and the
towns and cities Onthe Ohio and Missiysi ppi aua
other rivers are marked plai nly. AL the Eoru,
Batteries and Strongholds in this country are laid
down prominently. Fer fxle by
n. w. WESTCOTT,
iyl7 Mxin-st, I'd dor from 1th
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DIKEIH IHIMrOkTaTEuN

II a r DIV are q n d Cutlery.
S. w. .A III. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WH0LEsALK DEALERS.
I have ~ store, and ASs receiving their supplies
forthes spripg Trade, ,dSrectfrom the makers which
they oder - CASH Nj rkos RI TINA BUYEss On r..
vorabls terms. lhs stock being Unpsual y iarss
theyron solicftsn examiEasio oil the me
>. W. d IL. TUCKER,
Sign of Red Paddock cor. Main& I'd sts.
Keok uk, March ', Io60-dS~
AIN EEs, PICKS, sHUVELs, dc. for sale +,
1vl mohsdAw n.N a H. TUCKER. Z
4 tAIkkIN's AukaE hAlLa.--soco ~ stock Of Al
~ sises for saIc b, va II. TUCKER.
~clInE EIFLES.-t Various qualities oi 5rylh
~ kifee and 6harfeners for sale by
March0-daw M.AH. TUCKER.
a AEe' s10NkLs.- a larks stecl Of AlAus
u 6bovcls for sale Low by
narehy s..w.A II. TUCKER
I Ik!NDsToNEs.--Ihe Beroa "a .noss lea. Of vs-
~ rious sises. for sale by
s.N. = H.TUCk EN-.
saga Of X ed Fn0l OCH,
March :, .6Q-dkv Cor. A.in 1ds,
y ENCh NA ILS.
+ Fire Sd do
Y Anasaisd do tesIiLeL--a superio,articIs
Casing do
Finishing 90
Barrel do
Of the Belmont trand just received and for sale
Low BY tmslsl ~ W. H.1nckEE.
fsOkN, CAMDEN, u RUBBING an DC Ihei ~ ous
~ 1padss, 6hovois, Nattocks and Picks;
6syths., snAtAs, And Grain Cradles;
OoWroe0ss Aakss ond Corn Plantsrs;
Cxs sTsaes and Halter CAains;
i cutti. BcSesf faey end straw Knives
vAay ,0egoW - Manure ROrks;
An6 3 lATResGeek a Aeoon5.D HARDWARE spd
ouIsshS n.ssda ~. .Gs & fcx.s.
TA9ss rnODFs y IHEss a.Ofaiss
"A ssuaily wanted, together With > genera -. |
s.t.sntof csopsrs' Tools, jsss recsiysd, and FOR
salelew By as Fs.w. > n.EUCKER.
I Coal! .COall CO0ll |
THE AlPiAs OmlCenpsay havs - Assls ass
ars daily receiving superior artielA Of stsaap
smith and crate Coal Mhi.h they oGer 1t RI duaed
price, OFFICE ~ Packet DeTot. 9 ~
iAly6l3n a8 1#ts ~ af
at TLOUMl
( GAsTLE MILLS XXX FLOUR, made from nss /
j jyiis ns'.'' ''' sale ''' y aossarsos ! BRO.
Hams. W., |,
100 kxTRA cANvAsSnD D,IL! HAMS, for sal.
AvV ~, low BY ROBERTSON BRO, i
NV LEMONS.
YSWENTr-fIvE Boxtr new fresh Lemcns, In |
> line order. kUbBhTEON 4 bhO. |
Jylld
s Gan NDlkN
a DAMANTINE Candies, much supcri OF to the |
a Star Csndlss now in use, for sale By
ROBERTSON 4 BRO,
mohl4d &8#b# n Mnin n.si
ILLINOIS kKJ ECTED AND WISCONSIN CUR |
kkNOY taken al It's value BY
1776! JULY 4th! 1861 II
En BOXES ElRE CRACKERS.
w Received this day, and for salc.
jeN-d KELLOGG 4 BIkGH.
DURE ITALIAN SALAD UIL, for sale hy
je26 rs Main. st.
PICKLES.
DICKLRS, In VINEGAR, for sale by
je25 ROBERT SON BIO.
Law sSOOkH.
CTOkY on Bills, s,Story on Partnership Green.
~ leafs Trcstiae Dillon y Digest. jxsI received
~ OnDKN ,BH0WNKLLA a co.
rREsH Ea0S, POTATOES sAn always - tosaa
lat W. II. AUSTIN ACo.sS.
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COaly .COall COoll

vusHE AlPiAs Oml Company have - Ae1As a11
ars daily rsoeiylne 4 superior artielA Of st4aav
smith and crate Coal Mhi-h they oler 1t RI see3
price, OFriCH NJ Packet DeTot. ".
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Keokuk Drug 6tore.
bet. M str = ntondesn
KEOkCK.IOWA.

A LAR6 Eassortment " Drass
II Che micals, Instrumspts ana
Fancy articles just received =
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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
FRM MISSOURI.

JEFFEKoN CIH, August 26-The bogus Governorcalls fo foty two thousand Mis- sourians. Civil mthuitY being insufficient to raise mota of he sveral departments, and where Ulunteersfail, the citizens are to be drafted br tern of sx months, unless peace ensues sWner. Ht say arms will be furnished as soon they cA behad
 GRAF.oN, Auglst 26.--The Alleghanian office has been'guted
 IRoNDN, August 25-It is reported that Hardee1 forces lave been withdrawn from GreenyiTe to Reeres Ferry. Other movements indicate Hardse's cohmn moving east, with the punose of jmctching with Pillow.
 FROM KENTUCKY.
 LoUlV1LLFy Algast 26.-The co raspon- dent ( the st. Louis Democrat says, the Springeld prisontrs were sent to town naked, each ran having lad ais pockets picked.
 Thdast letter eSprsss left to-day.
 Posnaster Blaf has directed the arrest of all cariers
 Waten communications between the two sectins is forbidden.
 FROM NEW JERSEY. | TENToN, AugNt26 26-The oldest and most proserous paper in the State has been discon- tinud, on he grolnd that its circulation is virttlly iheriicttd. | FROM OHIO. CEyELAND. August 26.-Daniel c. Law ler,f New 0rleals, has been arrested. NcINNATt, August 26.--Fight at Shot, weis tol-gste, seen miles from Covington, KT Resulted in tn, death of one, and mortal- l iy Ounding anothr of the Unionsts party. Umnists gone in pursuit Of Secessionists- nuberihg five-gho departed Tennessee w;d.
 FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
 'HILADELPHIA, August 25,-A man by the nae Alkin has been arrested as a Confeder- al agent
 A woman rom feauregard's headquarters hs been arrested. Letters were found upon hr which duplicates prominent parties. All mntinetrs, including tAose of the second tarines, l3th and 2lst New York regiments, vill be sent to forhlgas.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-28
FROM NEW YORK.

yNEw YORK, August 23. Steamship North Star las arrived.
 Gorge Miles of Petersburg, Va, and John Garnett Guthrie of Richmond, Va, collect ing agents for tobacco houses, have been ar- restet and sent to Fort Lafayette. Guthrie is ahesy dealer and has large consignnents | lere ad in Philadelphia and Baltimore.-- Guthle raised $144,o0o oF shipments, which tirouh friends and agents he isvested in
 enfeerate and Southern State bonds. Miles
 was aent for James Thomas, and had col- le,ted S35 900. He had also made liberal
 iniestents in Confederate bonds. About SlI5,O was recovered from Guthrie and MAssrincipally in bonds, sight drafts, Vir-
 giiaap money and 5000 in gold. A : numb, of letters addressed to persons in
 Soahh States were found on their persons. : Thom J. Carrow and Wm. M. Peg.am or n Baltic, and ". ]. Kelly, have b,en ar
 rested Kelly had Sl5,ooQ in cash, and vari-