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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19

Col. KELLoGG's REGIsENT-The Second
Regiment of Michigan Cavalry, Col Kel-
logg commanding, passed through this city
on last Friday evening, on their way to St.
Louis. The regiment came by way of the
Cut OF railroad, and, including horses and
equipments, filed five long trains. A
luncheon was provided for the soldiers 10
this city by Mr.. Knowlton, Superintendent
of the Cut Of. They were fine appear
ing BODY Of men and apparently we'll Off
cered and cared for by the government
We noticed among the officers, II. F. Mich
olson, formerly of this city and one of our
leading young Democrats. IL this Michi-
gan regiment should be called upon to meet
the enemies of the country in battle, we
have no doubt, from what we know of Lieut..
Nicholson, that he will be found of the
right kind of metal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

eOoUeDs.-Ths sudden changes Of or
1l91Inss IRE SUuTost Of Ps1nonaTy, BfonShi1I
a16 AsthmAtic affections. Expsriepes hay-
ine proved that simple remedies oftsn act
spoedtly and certainly when taken 10 ~ ear
- stages Of the disease, rssosrss should q
onSs be had TO "Baown,e BaopcsIAL Tao
oone,n or Losengss, let she Gold, Coagh, or
Irritation Of ths Throat be ever % slight, ~
BY this precaution more serious attack may
BE- s6sssaally wssdsd OF. PupLlc 6rrAxxss
and 6E0EEs will ind them sfFsosua FOR clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vsrtisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

War on No WAR.-Tha seeeders marched
in armed bodies, and compelled the guards
OF the United States forts and arscnals to
surrender them but 1t was not war.
With arms in their hands they captured
millions OF dollars worth of cannon. small
arms and munitions of war belonging TO the
United States; but it was no war
They seised the ships Of the United States /;
but it was not war
They seized the mints and Tho money Of
the United States, and applied them to their
own use ; but il VAS no var.
They fired on an unarmed ship carving
supplies TO fortress Of the United States !:
but 1t was not war.
They are besieging the fortresses Of the
United States, have surrounded them with
military works, and have cut OF their SUP :
plies; but it il not war.
But II the United States attempt to relieve
their beleaguered garrison, or even send them
provisions in an unarmed vessel, it 10 war.
II they attempt to transport a cannon from
one fort to another, or from a foundry to .
fort, it is war.
II they transfer soldier from fort to fort,
or from State TO State, it is war.
they send out ship to protect their
loyal citizens, it liz var.
10 talk Of executing their laws, protecting
their commerce, or collecting their revenue,
it is war, horrible war.
Since the foregoing was written, the rebels
have fired on Fort Sumter. Il that ~-- p
| Wush. Star.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
Dcstinassoa - ssebels.

IIARaItBua0, April IS.
Two men fleeing from Housewife, N. c.,
arrived here this morning, via Carlisle. Last
Sunday morning 500 South Carolinians
passed 1'homasville on their way North. All
along their routs North troops were getting
10 the cars, and they heard them talk freely,
saying their destination vas Southern
Damp, Is miles south Of Washington, on
Aqua, Creek. The men loft Baltimore vis
tho BALI 4 .. r. R., and could not get ous
any other way. They passed Hafper's Ferry
snd saw number Of troops there; they think
sbout 1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

DAsI slkGiklA READY FOE PIRAcY.-The
Norfolk Argus Of Monday, grows earnest in
ito desire for . privAteer:
Let - have, itssysa Norfolk rrivsteer st.
tod out 81 once, TO intercspt the next steamer
from California for New York. There are
plenty Of Norfolk boys ready to ship.
Wall street has promised 70 lend its mon.
ey TO subjugate ~, and " see no reason
WY We shosld not seize the next steamer
fre'Rhtcd with gold for ito bankers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

HAvRE DE- GRACE, April u.
The passenger train from the Camden station, left
for Washington Tuesday p. m. When nearing the
Relay House. they were informed thas train from
Washington had been taken possession Of near An
napolis junction. and had becn impressed into ths
Government service il WAS supposed for the purpose
Of carrying troops from the Junction to Washing
ton.
For the election in Baltimore there had been no
other ticket but Southern Rights nominated
II waS thought that the navigation Of the chess-
peake and Ohio canal would BE- stopped on account Of
the apprehension that the cargoes would be seized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
Colt aud sharp Eusy.

NEW YORK, April Is.
Colts and Sharp's arnories ere both
working night and day for the General Gov
eminent, Ohio, and other Northerp 6tates.
Not an arm 10 sold TO Any ono without The
fullest assurance that they arc for tho loyal
States. Il would be impossible to arm tho
regiments which are nov forming, without
sending to Europe, we're Il not for those ~.
morles. Iney are turning out some 400 arms
per day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

The report OF the capture OF Fort Smith
oy tho Secessionisss Of Arkansas il confirmed.
Ine State troops were counanded BY Scion
borisnd, and upon their approach the Uni.
teo States troops retired west toward Fort
"Ash'sa. The property Of the United State,
taken 10 estimated st $500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
A norasr GuarA.

The people all along our Southern border
seen impellsd BY common impulse 10 san-
yass the project Of organizing Berds.
Guard. All persons feel the proprissy Of
such movement and are ready to lend
helping hand to any measures which will
further the object in view. The fact that
the people on both sides OF the border are
lssoring under : state Of very high exotic.
ment, which 10 Liable to break out in actual
hostility upon the occurrence Of real or fam
oied injuries, furnishes ample grounds for
great caution even now. While the people
along the border on opposite sides Of the
line are - general thing friendly to the
Union, and on good terms with each other.
there are many who indulge different tenn
per and are actuated BY most mischievou,
spirit
The secessionists of Northern Missouri.
under the promptings OF Jim Green, full Of
whisky and 6ght, would regard it - . great
stroke Of heroism and Of policy to make
Raid across the border after runaway slave,
or on any other pretence that might arise
BY that means they would inaugurate hos.
tile feeling between the people OF opposite
sides Of the line, and thus compel the Union
men along the border TO unite With the %.
cessionists or leave the State. Aside from
this, there are many persons, and will be
more II these evil times continue, Who would
seek to.s stir up border raids for purposes Of
private revenge and public plumber. We
therefore hold il utterly ont OF the qaession
that the peace and good order Of the border
can be maintained excep. BY % efficient mill
itary organisation under the command OF
Efficient officers, and extending ito ramisca.
lions from the Mississippi to the Missouri
river.
Tbs object il one the inauguration and ex-
ecution of.which demands the utmost sagsci.
~ and military experience available 10 the
State, and measures for i.s accomplish
ment ought to be adopted without unnecss-
sary delay. We doubt not the peopl. on the
Missouri side would 90. operate cordially 10
measures for the preservation OF the peace
OF the border. and would render most effect.
ual aid in doing 80 hs -c.-s. vrruuixx
ton for the same purpose.
War has been inaogurated and We expeo,
that Iowa and Missouri will stand in hostile
ranks opposed in deadly strife within the
coming month. But there is no reason Nh,
the evils OF war should be rendered tenfolt
more horrible by local strife and priyst,
border raids for purposes Of CONGREGATION
murder and robbery. The sentiments Of .b
people are strongly opposed to any sooh Dor
der strife, while reason and humanity unit,
to forbid il.
Let volunteer companies then be forme,
10 every county along the line, and eventual
~, either by means Of action on the part o
she Lesislature, or BY Convention OF dele
gates from the various companies, let sucl
regulations be made and such officers cleo,e
% will secure systsm, concert and eiicieue
OF action to keep the psaos Of the bord.
from the banks Of the Mississippi to tbose o
the Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
Nine Vessels orr Picke...

Asmali slip was received BY ono Of orr
c'l,1ens, from Warrington, Fa., yesterday,
.n'cn says: The Advertiser states that nine
eh'ps were reported Cd Pickens on Wednes-
Gay. and that POO men had been landed. Two
s. we're visible from that point
Montgomery Mail, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
From HAITI ore.
HArnIsprpn Arr;i

HARRIsBURo, April Is.
Passengers who arrived here BY the North
efn Central Railroad say oil is quiet in Bal
timore. All the wholesale houses closed
All clerks over IA years were required TO en-
list. MANY were leaving the CITY in conse
aseHee. Five cars arrived 1t ChambersbuFg
filled with families who were flying from
Baltimore.
Baltimore money 10 per cent. below par
there, and Pennsyivania money 10 being ex-
changed for gold and silver.
Tho Baltimore election, yesterday, pro
eressed quietly, with no opposition TO the
Soushera Rights ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
LArEn RxOSI EURoPE.
Arr,val - sAs sssa.sr Asla.

NEw YosE, Aps;E25.
The Asia has arrived. The Esrops arrived
out on the 18th.
Bresdst11s market dull and unsha pod
Provisions steady and more doing.
CoDsols olt(9ola for money, olt9oli
for soOouns.
The Asis brings E1000 10 specie.
The bullion IN the Bank Of England hsd
increased El20, 900. Bank rate reduoed 60 s
per cent. Havrs market.
Mr.. Foster gavs notice Ia the Oonnons
that the House does not desire 70 express
any opinion upos the subject Of the new
American Oopfederacy Withent security for
the suppression Of the slave trade.
Lord John Russell aeknowlsdsed the re-
ceipt Of the new Americas tariff and prou
ised 10 lay Il on the table. He also said
France, Sweden, Russia, and England were
agreed ON the Holstisn question, and hoped
for peacsabis solution.
Among other wariike rumors it was etated
that &c, 900 troops we're Suddenly ordered 20
msrch from Marseilles for the ononpatios OF
Syria. II 10 said sharp notes we're exchanged
almost daily between France and EneIspd in
relstion TO Syria, This lacks oonhrmstioo.
but oaused great uneasiness.
Paris letters say that var 10 regarded by
many - inevitable.
Bourss heavy and lower at 67f $50.
The American Minister q Rome bad been
insultsd BY the troops during the Esster
festivities. He thfestensd 90 uss bic 70.
volver, and afterWards demanded from the
0oserpnent bstter protection for tbs t.
ture, or Ne passports. HE demand vas CON-
piled With.
Breadssuhs generally lower. Flour quist
and unchanged; K. 8. 4 Go. Say Cd lover.
Wheat very dear-l(12d decline must be
conceded. Corn steady but 6d(1is lower for
yellow 37s037s3d; white 37s6dI 138s. Pro.
vissions generally unohspEsd.
Lonnoo.-C onsois closed ss ol1l49l&.--
Sugar 6rn. Coffee rather dsarer. Tea IN.
changed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

Lieut. Jenifer, deserter from the q. S. Ar.
my, ~as arrested It Hanover, N. ", on the
I'D. lie had been communicating toathe
rebels the condition Of things At Carlisle, TO
which place be will be taken and delivered 10
the officers 1t the barracks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
The Governmcns RePaIrtng tho
Railroads.
NgW YoK. April

The steamer Kill Won Kull, chartered BY
Government, has = foil cargo Of provisions,
30 hOrses, railroad spikes, crou-bars, 10.
for repairing railroads.
Tbs schooner Commerce from York River
brought tho crews Of several small crafts
seised By the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
Nostcs 81 Attack On WsshingtSn.
Phiiadelphis. April Is.

Bssuregard vas in Richaopd yesterday.
lie sent . note to Lincoln, recommending the
removal o. the women and children from
Washington before Saturday.
The CommisAAry Department IL new fuliy
prepared 80 issue 80, 900 cooked rAtions POI
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

a The Louisville Journal asserts, .na
dares contradictions, that Gov. Asgol6n re-
eeived reouisition from thA Sser.tarr NJ
war Of the Cotton Confederacy for . reei.
nent Of troops, to rendezvous 1t Harper's
Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

PAIN 81 REAL NOVELTIES
AHp ONE WITHOUT NATE.
1st.."THE PAPEm HECk.rlK.v
Patent Applied for)
This Tie n nads entirely of pepsr, II 100 differ
snt styles, aad in psrfsst isiisiion Of silk and
other fabsid. The priss y - low thsts gentleman
nsy vssr New Tie Every Day, ssd yet not b
worn > ~ days. II secsssasy - esonsniss.
sA..rME nELuET rsE.
(Patented Jan. ~, 1881
This 70 doabtless the most perfect silk Tie ever
perfect "Asiisf" IRON I'll further trouble In ~
ss--TlsE LACE EDoE TIE.
A. e.l,tdssly bs.sssfalss.ieis--it hss only =
sMITM 01OU Wsa. Sole Maau4a e.arsrs,
No. % Wares IT., NY.
N. B.-ws sell TO wholsssls Jobbcrs only
Country Nsrshaats cas order oar goods Of any
Wholesale hosss with whom they are dealing.
aprN
CAvALss MEGs N ENT.
u DcRUIT6 GOR CAVALRY will - received 81
i - 10 o0os q G. J. Mos a1A y. =. Rsi1 II tbs
Cart HOUSE. 1hs Third story u the couft House
has bees procured for dsiIl rem, and drilling
will - kept mp every evening. None bat nss u
god sise and habits need aPPly.
wM. n. q. 1ORkKNCB.
Ksosuk, April -, 1ssI-d
4 Hare Chanco for Printers.
TTvHR REPUBLICAN ORFIOk, Kpoxsills, Iowa,
l u offered for sale. 4 bargain will b given.-
Land taksa In exchange for L. Ths paper u doing
. good business. any, osxra. pr..,,.,e..
Knoxville, lows. April -. V1-dAv
EBGAL Nn1sCE.
To Taylor Blow, william =. Blow and Henry r.
Bios, p~rtaen andes the Urn nams and style Of
Chsriess, Blow 4 CO..
You are hereby potihed that there IL now on
1 fisin the once Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, vsrissd
petition of J. Lafayette Curtis, elainins Of yec
the sum - two husdred and sis sad 9S-Ieo dollsrs
With six per cent. per snnum interest thereon
fre1 c..l LII, 1a6I J. ss = rrumissury uutr vIs-
cutsd ~ the said defendants in their said 6ru
name Of date February 18th, 1861; said petition
also praying for writ Of attachment provided
By Law.
Now, therefore, uniess you appear and answer
said petition before # the second day
Of the September term, 1851, to comrcnce on the
6rst Mondsy Of September, A. d. 1861, judgment
will be rendered against you ~ prayed for in
said petition.
CURTIS, GILLMeRE AaERTfs,
April ~, 1851 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

msC0b800s
DErRoIr, April Is.
The Straits or Msckinsw are open. The
Prairie State srrived from OhisaEo to-day,
Arst boat through.
An extra seesion Of the Legislature 10 to
meet May 7sh.
Five regiments Of troops have been offered
to the Governor end now ones arc being or
gsnixsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

AesRe0se ef.ihe Gov. 81 Arkansas.
The Nashville Gazette gives the following
- the verisabie dispatch sent to the War De.
psrtnent BY the Arkansas Governor;
10 responss % the requisition Of the Black
Rspsblieas Administration upon Arkansas
Tor troops, Gov. Rector thus briefly and 10
The point autographed:
: Yonvs received calling for regiment Of
volussesre froa Arkansas. .NARY OAE,-see
ron d-D-d 1rDtlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
movements 81 R@bs, Tre.ps.

PHILADELPHIA. April IS.
The schooner Lucas was Gred into IN thcsApcaks
Bay BY two schooner, which nd no colon bat e.
capped.
A gentleman who passed through Wilmington, N.
c.. Saturday. learned from the Railroad conductor
that arrangements we're made to carry troops from
Charleston to Richmond. 1000 troops were on the
way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


WANTED.
A GOOD Cook, Washer ana Ironsr, I'm family
IA with no children To such permanent situ
alton snd good wages will BE- given. None need
apply unless they can give good reference.
Apply u no. 81 kAIN-ST.
apr6d9t
Fashionable Tailoring Ed tablish-
mont,
MAIN.sT., BET wEEN AIN -anA Sin,
Next deer 80 kramer. Irwin 4 O..
T WOULD respectfully isform my friends and the
1 citisens generally that have neat stosk OF
CLOTHS AND vEsTlNGs.
And An prepared 10 A. cut al ny old sastomerr
and ~ many new ones . may wish 10 patroniss
me, in the latest and most approved fashion.
April2S-d JOHN FRAZER
NOLUME IOsh IOWA MGRWRTs,
Just received at
O0DRN, BROwHBLL Aoo.B
CIsy DooK 61osB,
AprzM $3.50 Ne. 81 Maip-st
MALL PAPEss, wlND0 " ~ 4 DIES
w large stock Tor sale ct
OGDEN BROWNELL : CO.'S
CRY BeoK sToas,
Apr1Sd No. - Msis-st.
ZONES : sCUDDEkB,
y Amefisan Eclsctic,
Aatssia Asdies and Thers upeutics.
Just received ct
OGDEN, BR0wNELL cos
CIrY Book SronR.
apr35 81 naia-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

Repof1ea Capsurs - -. Pick ems.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is.
Latest news from Annapolis says the road
10 open TO Washington.
There 10 no confirmation OF tho reported
attack Of Pickens, but ruuors oontiuoe 70
Transcripts Of Tuesdsy Gays: "Despssshss
received last night state that Picksps Ne
taken By tho Southern troops, With loss Of
25CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
eH"Thsy call il : political xar-a =,

TAE CONVENIENT FinM.-A member OF tho
Cabinet writes 20 friend ia New York:
We intend TO test the power Of tho Gov
ernmens 10 protect itself against treason, and
i ne people will sustain ~, " will crush
oat the rebellion.U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

AUGUSTA, Me,

AuGUDTAs Me-, April ~
The Legislature will adjourn o-morfow, after
passing An get to raise ten regiments Of volunteers
and appropriatiDg . million Of dollars; IN oct 70
provide fora coast guard and appropriatiAg $780,
700; ~ Act making the entire militia Of the State
available BY draft; : resolve authorizing ! loan Of
81 300, 900. and act authorizing tho employment
Of females = nurses in the army.
6.OOO men will have been enlisted By Saturday.
The FIRE use Of Railroads and steamboats are being
offered Tor the conveyance Of troops and cities and
towns Gre voting money by thousands Of dollars to
squip soldiers and make provision for their s..c;-
lies.
GN"Tbsy call it : political war--a var
~ vonssnguinlty,s7 SAID Colonel Dumont Is
Iadianapo lis-s.hut when brother holds .
kOifs 70 my throat, know 40 relationship.
Whsn mon who have lived, grown rioh and
prospsrsd under tho protection 81 the STAR
gemmsd flag, raise their impious hands 20
strike i to the dust, they are dosbly trai.
tors. For foreign foe thers may 30 some
sxcuse-fur traitor there can be none.--
They dsolxrs themselves foreign nation; /
take Thorn 1t their word and would shoot ono
sf them with - much willingness 30 would
any Other enemy Of my country and her in
stitutions."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

From the New Orleans Delta, April I7th.1
The Secesst onist Attack ON Wash.
inEaOn.. W no Planned ~.
In the Associated Press dispatches from
Montgomery, published in last Saturdays
Delta, it was stated that Gov. Roman, 10
conjunction with Maj. Ben. MoCulloch, pro.
posed to the Confederate Government to have
Is 900 men in Washington in ten days, to
=. rrurr pryB0neTs oY
war. We are authorized TO cay that this
statement, as far as relates to Gov. Roman,
10 telegraphic error. 1t was NOT Gov. Ro-
man, who 10 incapable Of suggesting any
measnae 90 precipitate, but Gen. Rsnau, BY
whom the proposition was made, in con-
junction with Maj. Mccu.loch, to capture
tho Federal Capitol, together With Did Abe
and his Lieutenant General, without giving
them q reasonable time to deliberate about
the policy Of = retreat, or to mature meas
ores Of defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
HUMBOLDT FIRE INE. CO. or NEW YORK
Assets $3.50

Musuat Uenefis Lite lns. Dc.
Net accumulation Jan. I, 81, q, 81, $3.50.
Oh Persons In this city have thsir lives II
O@ ssred In this company-Among them orr
most ln1usntial eitisens. IN
msrchaEdsis, Mills, Faetoriss and Machinery Ii
surcd ct fair rates. - Lossss Paid 1t fAis Agency
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and Be-
your own jadee.
ORFICE-On Third-st. ,nsar State Bank, Keo-
kuk lows. W. L. WOOD,
apr. 10, l66l-d State and local Agent.
Env0ioposi EDvebOPeAyy
DORTE-ROLlO, Omcial ,Copsu lar, Legal Invoices,
I Bank, Document, Packet Post, Commercial
Post, Ball Ticket. Letter. Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Nets, Caid, and Drug Envelopes u allstylss
And prices. Just received q
o0DRN, DR0WNDLL CO.'S
0ity 0sek Store, III 4ain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
Rebci Battery NJ ssarper,s Ferry.

NEw Yoax, April IS.
gentleman from Washington vis- Relay House
and Wheeling. reports that the secessionists have
planted battery Of four guns 1t Harpers Ferry.
commanding the bridge. Trains are stopped and ex.
amiaed and the road for miles was lined with soldiers
1t Wheeling strong Union sentiment prevails,
Twenty I'VE hundred men we're under arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

q Gov. MaEofis Of Ky. will convene the
Lsgislstass Of that 5tats On the 9th OF NAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

Louisvllle 0uaEAs ApRivsA IN New
UKoo0Uo.
INV ORLsAxs, April 3.
The Davis Guards OF Louisville arrived
here to-day, and were enthusiastically vel
coned.
Tso companies Of citisen soldiers have
volunteered to 40 to Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

General 1nsuxanc0 Agency.
WI. -. WOOD, State Ag't.
IS COX UK, IOWA.
EslRR INSURANCE, LAKE And RIVER IN
II 6URANCR, LIFE INSURANCE.
MANAATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK
Assets eAOO, 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMPLY. or NEW YORK.
Assets ~ sO37. o63-
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. on NEW YORK.
Asssss e36Os0OO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. 90 or BROOKLYN. n Z.
Assets o96S 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INE. CO. or NEW YORK.
Assets o336, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27
PswAsr sesssA.

GALEHA, April Is.
The Mayor and Sheriff to day stopped
1000 kegs Of powder, in transit, cousixned
to Pixies Peak. No more powder will DO 81.
lowed to 60 through this city bound down
the river.
Provislo0 for Repatrtng the RaiB.
FOAas,
PHILADELPHIA. April 25
An arrival from Annapolis reports that addition
81 regiments had arrived there with the Sappen aud
Miners, and q corps Of flying artillery aud twelve
piece. and -. -a:.--a- svrvnvrrr wurKmen 70
attend to the repairs on the railroad and machinery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Asssss o36Os0OO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-27

ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co or BROOKLYN N. \
Assets sees 900.
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