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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
AFFAIRS AT NEWBERN.

Especial despatch 70 the IharIest' n Ne cnry.1
NEwBERN, n. c., sept. Gall is quiet here. The peo
PIE returning to their homes with feeling of full
security There is no news Of any further movement Of
the enemy on the Sou ID or coast.
Our troops have evacuated Beacn Island, and troops
being stationed at all important and strategic points
just the started to day, Yankee captain and
FIVE Brought ,icre prisoners from Tar river.
They had schooner froghtcd with shingles, ready to
sail to The schooner the Hannah Balch freight
ed by merchant named Hughes, of this place These
prisoners were brought here month ago with a
prize vessel and permitted to at large upon pa
role They about to leave, therefore, under the
thority OF the citizens of North Carolina AT the time
they taken by the people of Washington they
engaged in ing soundrgs Of III, river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
HEALTH OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.

DC. y.
President Davis has 50 far recovered from his
severe attack Of illness TO have been able Saturday
afternoon take airing In his carriage. II is hoped
that in few days his health will be sufficiently restored
TO permit his resumption Of his active business habits.
This will be melancholy tidngs we know, to the sage and
saint of the NEw YORK HERALD, and PROVE guess
as bitter NORWOOD to the Lncllnites morally: but
its will be hailed with earnest granca-
ton throughout the southern confederacy and rejoice
TO mako a note on il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
MATTERS AT GOLDSBORO.

special despatch to the Charleston Mercury, dated at
Golisboro, N c., Sept 4, says:Al is q'ie here now
There signs expectations Of attack by the
enemy Preparations being vigorously pushed for
ward TO receive him, he should attempt to gain foot
hold upon the main land. ! indications Of any
movement beat of the invaders from their present 70
sition. The onrgy and activity displayed Is not what the
occasion would to demand. No intelligen has
been received here of any further movements Of tho
Yankees along the coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.


RICHMOND, Sept. IL, 1861.
News has been received here, that vessel under
British register had arrived at New Orleans with an as
sorted cargo consisting in part Of muskets and l26
rifles
The correspondent Of the Despatch from General wses
Headquarters dated 9TH ns says his force was encamp
cd at Hawks Nest, the New river, and Dogwood gap
AT the latter place he had been reinforced No important
movement had taken place.
John Shdell arrived here to-day. IT Is generally
thought that he goes to France.
The Richmond Examiner bulletin board OF the 14th
Inst has the following, post marked Lewisburg, and
written to the postmaster at Richmond, as follows
General Floyd had another engagement with the enc
my the 10h and routed them, killing 600, wounding
1000 and taking some praones. Ten hours after Gene
raj Floyd hearing that another wing Of the enemy had
crossed the river few miles above in order to surround
him this side, fell back. This is reliable, being
brought by an officer who in the engagement The
Confederate loss was one killed and eight wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA, 1861.
AT Blcdsoe, Assistant Secretary Of War Of the Con-
eederate States, has resigned.
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the discharge OF
oil shoemakers from the army and their employment Mt
making shoes of canvass.
The Richmond Wig of the 10th says that there is
very bitter feeling against specializing contractors for the
winter army, ana INC
pressment Of the cotton and wooen mills into the pub
lie service, to avoid specializing contracts 1t states po
stivey that the War Department has detailed from the
army soldiers to be employed in cloth factories
JEFF Thompson has issued proclamation in which, a
rctaatory for General Fremonts proclaimed
tentons he threatens for every member of the Southern
forces or citizen soldier of Missouri executed to hang
draw and quarter mnion Of Abraham Lincolns.
The Charleston Courier says that preparations max
ing in that city to manufacture locomotives large
scale.
The Governor of Arkansas has called Of
the Legislature for the 4h of November.
lot Of medicines and soldiers buttons amounting 10
$4,000 in value seized yesterday They being
Struggled to the rebel States.
The North Georgian says:-On reliable authority
learn that two weeks before General Mcclellan was
rendered his command by Lincoln he trying secure
position in the Confederate army "a weak invention
Of the enemy"
II is understood that the train bound South the
Nashville Railroad yesterday detained at Elizabeth
town. and that the Jail broken open and sixty eighty
State arms put aboard and taken South The conductor
was forced to take the arms and by certificate from the
parties engaged in the affair is relieved from all blame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
BLOCKADE OF THE POTOMAC.

The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th says:-Before
many hours have elapsed the Potomac will be efecually
closed by powerful batteries, and the water to
Washington put under strict blockade. The for
not doing this at earlier period was simply that had
available force sufficient 10 protect works. which
would be likely to encounter such formidable movement
the part Of the to destroy The Potomac has
been shut up and force there ample to defend
batteries and defy all corners The river is no longer
gable 10 Lincon's craft Those that try il hereafter
apt to be sunk and have their and passengers
despatched to "Davy jones' locker"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
Installation Service. at the second tai
versaltst Church. second Avemas.

The ceremonies iuciicntsl 20 installing Rev. q. ~
Flanders formerly of Cincinnati, la rlce q Esv. M.
sawyer the pastor q tho oaI univcgsasi charch
corner q second and Eeventh street; tok place
yesterday afternoon IN that eiace. Tas ohar,h
crowded by highly respectable oongr esatlon. AMI The
occasion itself made quite Interesting Rev
ID. Sawyer has been pasuog " the church Gor time,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
A CANADIAN SECESSIONIST ON THE ACTS
QE TIIE PRIV ATEER SUMTER.

From the Quebec Mercury, Sept. 10
The prvateer Sumter Is said to have destroyed thirty
vessesrn British waters. We trust this kind Of outrage
is not to be permitted Though Canadians, cannot
avoid prefcrring tho Southern states who have not
threatened nsulted our country to the Northern who
have cannot refrain from expressing hope that the
authorities in the West Indies will not permit outrages Of
this kind against the shipping Of neutral Power All
the ferocy and nsolence Of the Northern press will fail
provoke British subjects to acts Of inhumanity bad
fui4h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A VOLUNTEER.

C.roucr SchTnor he'll Al Inquest yesterday, at tho
Nv york Hospital, uIon the body Of John komnski,a
xuarrr rc rnPsry H. Colonel IAison's horse artillery
.h - ffn tis effects e alurcs accidentally received
"a the ~ lnst under the following circnmsanccs-
tlemscA "a apl-,4rs niux Gated, and, While walking
on nor ~ Il North river, he WIS cangt between mo
VII 81 a cart AMI sign iest. EeloFe the driver OF inc
80, cauld nall up as-ea-cd Was thrown down. and ono
~ the ~tc struck him Va the gfoin, prcduci ~ INJURIES
Il al me raj nature FROM the ccts 81 which nc died IN
zlssut txcriy fur hours niter~srs Deceased was
Ahr fsty vars 81 ago aud H. supposed 70 have been
native q loand The Jury rendered aycrdct OF acci-
dcata death, cxanerans Tie driver from al pane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16

unAtncss Of Mr. Walker for the important position ~ c
rotary OF War Certainly the interests ~ the Confesraie
Statos too momcntous and the exgcncy teo soen,
for men TO be retained ohoo who are fully equal
10 tho labors and responsibilities places upon them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL McCULLocH.

The following proclamation Of General McCulioch 10 in
happy with the federal generals who have shown
remarkable talent for stealing negroes and deprcdatng
upon the country wherever they have opportunity Of
doing so:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTHERN COME.
DERACY BY GREAT BRITAIN

From the Atlanta ga Iniclligsncer. sspssnesr 4
Two gentlemen from Charleston, just frsn England,
Both Of them well known 10 M, and place The
fullest reliance their statements One o them bears
dispatches from Commissioners IN Europe h. Pre-
dent Davis. OF their contents Of COURSE lac prsease
knowledge. At various points from Quebec 10 the line u
the Southern coniedcracy, this g-nseman often
searched but the ncontes failed md tho despaife
which were most artfully conccalcd-we know where,
but think II mprudent 20 let the secret out rIoa III
our Charleston friends cay there IL not doubt ug.n
mind Of any one In England. large number a iagf.
chants were there from tho SOUTH all u whom made hayy
purchases 10 DO paid for when tho goods 90
hvered TO the consgnees In the ports Of the South Our
readers may rely upon the truth u this intelligence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

Lieut. Col, Reynolds has been appoint.
ed resident Agent at Port Royal, under
the general regulations relative to Sc
curing and disposing of the property
found and brought within the territory
now or hereafter occupied by the II. s.
forces in the rebel State. He has been
ordered to report to the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
A bill will soon b. introduced i'm Con-
grcss authorizing the organization Of
steam fire engine brigade. As large
amount Of Government, property has been
destroyed for the want oil such AN organi-
cation, there can scarcely be doubt Of
the passage of the measure.
There are torty-six persons from Mary
land and Virginia in the county Jail, ar
rested by constables on the presumption
that they were fugitive slaves. A diff
Guilty exists in the way of immediate dis.
charge, from the fact that it cannot be
ascertained whether they are all contra
bands. and loyal citizens have right to
claim a surrender of their property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald Of the 9Th of Nov.
says:
The President and his Cabinet were
startled on Saturday afternoon last by the
arrival OF distinguished officer ofthe Il
>. Army from Fl. Monroe, with papers
that bad been seized, where or by whom.
| cannot say These papers were spread
before the President and his ministerial
advisers for examination, and, to their as
constituent, proved to be communications
FROM rebels in the South forwarded by
British Consular Agents in the princiral
cities South To Lord Lyons, who. In his
ofhcial capacity, II appeared, had forward
ed the rebel documents on their way to
England. How they fell into the hands
OF our officers. is more than | can tell at
present. That the President and Cabinet
were good deal excited about the deyel-
oPments made there is no doubt. II il
possible that Lord Lyons will be able to
explain the matter satisfactorily to our
Government, and thus extricate himself
from the suspicion that now rests upon
HIM Of ccliuslon with those who are III
open rebellion against the Government Ia
which he is accredited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
tro as w .shsngtau.
| Special to POST

Washington, Dee. 6.
The President avows his purpose to
adhere TO cautious and prudent policy
III regard To foreign affairs. There need
be no apprehensions OF the occurrence OF
hostllliies between the United States and
Great Britain, for unless the British Gov.
ernment should seek pretext for war,
there Is no ground for serious diff ,ulties.
The Government feels 10 anxiety ON this
subject, believing that Temperate policy
will allay excited feelings and tend 20 co-
ment the friendly relations between the
two countries
The work on the new military bridge
across the Potomac is progressing rapid
ly. The bridge win soon be ready for
use.
4 caucus Of the Republican members
Of Congress will BE- held to morrow even
lng for the purpose of agreeing upon a
line OF policy to be adopted in reference
To The slave question
letter wa. received in this city yes
terday from Capt tanning ofthe Federal
army, who wa captured fortnight ago
while out with a foraging party. lie is
IN jail at Richmond.
All the New YORK regiments on this
this side Of the Potomac will BE- reviewed
to-day north of the capitol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
COMMERCIAL
Danny GATE CITs Oysior,

/ Daihy GATE CITs Oyyfox
kEoRrs, Nov. 10, '6i.
I FLouR-superane 9 80, sprin " heal extra n IL
Fall Wheat EAtra 81 IS
BRAN AND SHORTS 81 to zoe y uas.
tokN--i5to tic u bush.
bA Rlkf-No sale.
wifEAT-in good demand Fall sea7s; spin. 5,
CHOICE do 55c
RfE-2Oe, duis.
OATS--falsal.e.
PoIAToEs-l5ass0 bs The load retail q to noe
suGAR--New orleaus fair s;aloA, prime ,osa
I'm, clarified i3aIj, crushed aud Loaf l2hafaN
MoLAssEs-- Plantation 45xssu, suxarhouss a,s 30,
Golden syrup 7na -5c.
ooFfEt- Rio Il @ise; JAWS s2aaa IAgayra eoaea
KilE-sss eai0c.
soAP-paim TIC, Family as.e, German tcln.) ~
yA7ie.
CASnLEs--star l5da 10 stearine n Mouiai,
LARD--se; retail Ice.
BUTTkh--Common ea7e. Choice 10, ret ail ~ 4 q Is
LkAIHER-Soie e5a12s; Harness 2.a3o
hlhfs-Drf loalie. green 4a4l green sheep
pslsa aeg3Sc green hog skins i5c
HAY-Timothy, new - eeaG 0o, bated q uoa a 10
Prairie 50 co.
SEEDS Hungarian Grass on; rimothy sl 90. Elax
Sect guaG5
oSiONS-a5a s0e.
EGGS l0alle.
WHITE BEANs-s0ca 81 90
FEATHERs-25a3U
fruit Dried Apples 81 IS q bushel. Dri~i
reaehesS vi $685. %. Raisns % % - SO.
1hthsE-- Western Reserve DC, Denmak 61sa7.
BEEF-l4s G2c gross 344 y quarter.
sHEEP-$i s0aa 81 y head.
noGs-Dressed 2l423c.
sALT-G. A. s. so y sack; Kauawha 81 80 o.
a. Eaar. a. 4 Ia.
O. Ga q biol.
FIsH-Mackerei, No. ] s2osa2I = Dbl. No Q siG
as&lT. No. &i2ssl3. White Fish No n 30 az u
v half Dbl. Cod Fish SEQ q n.
RAGS-Isc
OLD iRoN-ha4es A. Brasa sa I0e n. Cop
per l13sc q n.
EACHAAGE--on New York, Bankable Funds Ia
for gold h cent. 81. Louis u cent. Tor Mlssour
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

AsuetOii, Ice -.
A ease containing the jewelry Of Mons
Hermann, the preslidigitator, which is on
exhibition At one Of the jewelry stores,
was to-day by some means unfastencd and
Jewelry to the value Of $500 was stolen.
Notwithstanding the case was constantly
surrounded by large crowd.
The British Mail Steamer from Mar
Unique llth, arrived ut ST. Thomas on
the 18th. and reported the Sumter at
Martinique. The lroquois got up steam
and started in pursuit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

SLAVE lNsuKRECTIoss.-T phila-
dolphia Inquirer contains letter from a
South Carolina lady to relative in Phil
adelphia, speaking Of two or three partial
servilc Instructions in the interior Of the
State, and the horrible massacres and
burnings Of whites and blacks in the con
tlicts.
The writer says that no account of these
Instructions appear in the papers, and
that dreadful apprehensions of still more
terrible lnsurrectlons d the minds of all
classes with dread and horror day and
night, especially since it is rumored that
the Federal fleets and armies have Dos
session of the coast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
A REGIMENT OF LANCERs

Detroit, Dec. 6.
Col. Rankin, Of the Lancers, has been
ofhcially advised that the recent or
der OF the Adj't General regarding Cav
airy regiments does not apply to his reg
glment OF Lanccrs. lit will be filled M
from incomplete Cavalry companies or
regiments from other States, and will be
ready for service very soon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

NrW Ofk, Tee o.
The building No. 10 Murray-st., oceu-
pied BY JAS. Casey. dry goods dealer,
sanborn 4 Ferry, aud G. Henry, was in
jured by fire last night, and goods des-
troyed TO the amount of 5000 Fully
insured
Last night a man named Thos. McCor-
mick, was fatally shot in a Broadway
Concert Saloon, by one of the Fire Zou-
ayes by the name of Thos. O'Brien, IN a
dispute about one Of the waller girls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

NO. ii-~Ihsi nD citizen, inhAhitant or resident
This STATE snbJeei to do military duiy either In the
Volunteer Reserve liitiA alta hrr.afsr .ulg.t a.
engage 10 enter the military service OF m, other st.s.
snd ali persons liable military duty ~1tlft esas
Afshffeos prohibited fom eniispg, agreeing t. en-.
isi%F assembling wasA view tie purpos. Of en-
TERMS The service o any other State Nor shall
perssn within this state. iAht TO az military dutt
Ter Into tbs service Of the Gnl~a Sast ex,tt una.,
The express authority u THE state pro.te,e rbn.
this order if Hoi Intended to apply 10 a..
tIaeAA 81 tht United States from recruiting fyr the
Regular Army pursuant 10 The Aets u Congress sf
rfoVsaed iahsf that tits oder and the next sufe.eaf
ihe ohas DOES Act aPpis TO the Company Row beng
raised al dubuque hr tbs Lyon Reg ln,rni''
NO. lll.-1hat al persons bt:her r..,a.ht.of.ti.
etale of oef-ite, Ahd al orers eaeertrerIariy aa
iLorixed oeers ~ c lhits states recruitlg Tor ne
snt"d states Regular Army, are hereby prohibited
rom elitstffg 10 aA4 manner ralallg men within
hfs state ~'Ah aVie@ m the YurLoEe IN entering
AMI" the militia. service 81 az, ettef ssste or II Ii.
United States, except Ii rnSsuAheeofile Lapssptau
lhsrsty Of ti.e State Of Iowa.
~ lft-~Ihaithe AdJuiAri 6entral of this State i.
charged ~sh lie dHig of seeing THAI neither IL me
AeoFe Orders mos. III. and III : il violated
ahh TAG sail AaJntEAt General. hen kutisfsa tast
staAsf or Shs et the shove Orders Nos IL and III
h@a 20 ~ 70 - leiAg t8eEts shalt otef all officers or
toninshdAF lat lief othefs4ss directs IL 1.
ssAaescd TO- enter ana ssfsa pflxates III "a Ne
Ny or Regiment being rcd tli8l Ills state unt,
authority thereof. '
6s oFixr Of The G.mmaLdeF-iE-ghf.t
N. a.. bAklR
AuJAtHAt General VI he STATE 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
MORE ARMS.
Later from Port Royal.

New York, Dec. g. !.
The steamer Bavaria arrived TODAY. -
She brought 0,OO0 stand of arms, pur-
chased in Belgium for the United States
Government
A letter from Port Royal says the 10Th
n. \. regiment made reconnaissance to
wards Charleston, capturing three batter.
les and spiking the guns. They returned
after having approached within 20 miles
OF Charleston.
large amount OF cotton was found
ready for shipment, but the rebels were
destroying much Of it.
About 1000 contrabands are at the
forts, and others are coming in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

The National flag now floats over the
soil OF every seeded State exeent Ala.
bama and Arkansas. In Virginia il floats
over one third Of the State, in North Car
olina, at Hatterss Inlet; in South Carols
ma. at Port Royal and half dozen neigh.
boring Islands; in Georgia, on Tybee
Island; IN Fl. rida, a, Key West. Santa
Rosa Island and other points: in Missis-
sippi, at Ship Island; in Louisiana, nj
Chandelier Island in Texas, at FL Paso
and IN Tennessee. at Bristol, Elizabeth.
town and other points III the eastern part
If the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
BLAcku OoDS EDlsBTRGH MAGAZINE fTory ,

Inc present critical state of Ent0raan hfaIrs y I'M
render these publications anu suaii, aur,rr
the tor booming year. They Will eceapy middle
ktohhi ssiMesa The hastily written new ter crude
sptsulaai4s ana ~ iI@ rGmurk III The daily lourns
and " loAdsrOns Tom " the future hist orlan rit
trh WI me nsAng Interest and excitement az the urea
eNsnls or the time shat hHsr rasSeda~as 1t
rs 30 uese Periodicals that sde ~ nast l,t ny me
"at really lnteiEble aud reliable history of current
crrHh anu ss such III addition To their
tdHitfaf9. scashtihe, and th~viogcal character We
nF-e iieM Upon Tbs consideration OF III. taa.iing pub
lac. 49,"
ne feeeipt ~ ADVANCE sheets from TIE Brit
sh publishers gives additional value 10 tbes penrin,s
ihss"a ashley can NV b. placed In the hands If sub
acrinc.s about ~ soon az the original editions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
Boston. Dec /.

Boston, Dec &
Orders have been received at the NAVY
Yard to prepare the line of. bat.le-ship
Vermont for service at once. It's thought
she il intended to take the place Of the
Constitution for the use of the naval
school at Newport, being able to accom-
MEDIATE large number OF pupils.
The following navy lieutenants recently
from the East India squadron, were con-
signed to Fl. Warren to-day. charged
with iisloyalty; VIM. T. Glasscl of Va,
Alex. Debral Of Va, Julien Myers, of
Ga, and Dulaney f. Forrest Of Md.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

Louisville, Dee. 6.
The steamer Pink Marble from here
with cotton mill machinery, proceeding
to Nashville under permit from Secretary
Chase, was seized By the rebels and i
now held by Lieut.. McGavock in com
mand at Fort Dnoaldson. He was await
ing orders from Gen. johnson. The ma
chlnery was taken to Nashville.
The Louisville papers unanimously con.
denim the policy of Cameron in reference
70 the emancipation and the prospective
arming Of slaves. The Journal saws the
President is equally censurable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

Louisville, Dec. 6.
The New Orleans Crescent of Nov a5
gives the weekly bank statement to the
"a. Circulation s6,95s 900; Deposits
sio .4o3 900; Specie ST., I'll 900.
No sales OF cotton or tobacco. Sugar
. to 5sc. Molasses II to Gle. Flour
sll 5u toSl2. Corn 81. Whiskey. rec.
titled, 81 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

BREACH on THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
John Mullen has been committed to
prison III Montreal Oh charge Of enlist.
M men into the Federal service. The
trial is % take place Mt the Court of tie
Queens Bench on tile 2ith day Of March
next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
ST. Louis, Dec. &.

Gen. Thomas l.. Price, commanding
at Jefferson City, will run for Congress
to It'll the vacany caused by the expulsion
OF John W. Reed. Judge w. Hall,
member Of the State Convention, and
Mellawkins have been named for the race
IN the district lately represented by John
Is. Clark. Both are understood to be
strong Union men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
: his suit they'd right To reject,
But why DAD they Kick him down stairs -
nA- The WASHINGTON Rennhl;oan -

nAT The Washington Republican notes
II as sign Of progress, that letter from,
Lexington, KY, says that Holt, of Ken
lucky, is getting sick of the business of
protecting the property of pro-slavery
traitors and rebels, and says that the war
must take it course, even II be across
the peculiar institution
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
'TO ARMS. TO ARMSti

am authorized to call for the organization OF two
bafalions OF reserve Militia in Lee county: card bat
tsonsto DeconFosed OF not less than sis companies
each and the companies to contain mol less than 40
men In addition 70 the company officers One Bat
talon is to be raised In Kcokuk aud vicinity and the
other In or Dover and vicinity
Persons raising companies requested to report 10
me Immediately, ~ order that may inform them as
tothe plan ~ organ!zation, kc
trust thai she above call wilt be responded TO
promptly n h HILLS
Dec. 8, 6l -d6t Ala de.famn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
Nothing can be had in this wor

T Nothing can BE- had in this world
without paying it, price. The foolish
mother fears to let her son pursue the
natural sports BETTING his age, lest he
should be run over or drowned. She will
not pay the price of manliness, and there
lore her child grows up cowardly boo.
by Emerson.