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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-14
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMrST,l

Pichmond Va. May 5, 1861.
His Excel!ency Thomas II. Hicks, Governor
OF Mary land-Sir: Your letter from Frederick
city. Of May Isl, was received this noIhirg.
1t will be communicated Immediately TO Col.
Jackson, commanding at Harprr's Ferry. with
instructions 10 inquire into the facts, ami make
report 10 ne.
.-.l-dssire I" cultivate apicable rrlat;0ns wsh
So sooa US receive report IRON! sH&t en-
Ger, will communicate further wiIh yeu
Very respectfully, your obdt servS
JonN LEIcMEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-14

According to the Baltimore American, the
man referred to by Gen. Butler, as having
been poisoned" had no other "poison h1'
over-eating and distinguishing indulged
freely sin stale lager beer, pies. cakes and
other things
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-14
correspondence BetIveen the Governors OF
Maryland aud Vir.lG!a,

I
Maryland aud Vtr.ln!a,
The following correspondence has taken
place between Go7. Hicks and Gov Letche-
iTe copy j: from the Baltimore "SuE =
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Frederick City, May lst, 1861.
HIS ExcelleIcy, John Letchcr, Governor q
Firsinia-Sir: Sundry citizens Of MARYLAND.
residing near the boundary OF our Stale and
Virginia, have complained to me Of ou.-aSes
committed upon their property b: the troops
OF Virginia now stationed 1t or near Har.
perS Ferry, and also b. irresponsible bodies
Of citizens Of ?our Ccm;nanw calth Cattle,
grain, &e., have been seized; canal beats laden
with produce have been detained; private
houses have been i"rcibly entered. anu un.
offending citizens have tsen insui!rl and
threatened
an confident that these outr2 gcS have been
committed without orders from you Bot Jour
Exccllency will readily perceive that they are
l:ebl; 10 provoke huSt;lit!es between your pee
pie and those who sul:,- from such u.:IawIu!
acts. Such collision will be as much Gep!o!ed
BY your Excellency as Gy me; and am sur.
you will readily consent 20 DO Gil IN Jour pow.
ct ip avert H.
Believing that il is the desire Of the reop..
OF Maryland, even those who have suffered
iro,n these depredatons, to preserve amicahlo
relations with Virginia, do most earnestly
advise that you warn the perpetrators OF tue
outrases complained Of that their acts arc ua.
lawful, ard that you take immediate steps -
prevent recurrence thereof.
Very respectfully, ycnr obd't scrv't,
THOMAS II. HIcEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-14
m'z'Il2I1
VOLUME LVIII.-NUMBER 3.

| or tnev may acqu:csce in the act Of t'e " it'll.
drawing State AID discharge it froc, reSnon>i.
bilitr. For the agent to Interfere, would l..
to us!irp the authority OF the principals, and
to exercise power i'll deroSatioE from their
rights. This is according 10 the American
system, which derive, the power Of soecrn-
| ment from the consent Of The governed. The
European system is Giisren, and we have on
ly to contrast the two systems 20 be satisfied
| as to tho conclusions st!;cd. Anc!en.iv, by
disine right, rcw. by The doctrine o.: lcgiti-
mncy monarchS clam m ali Inheritance in the
powers Of govcrnmcr: dcsccadib!e according
70 certain ascertaued AMI established laws
They represent IN ihcir persons the sovereign.
y Of the nation, and the subjects owe 10 them
allegiance urd obedience /! the subject dis.
obey, the :aonarch may enforce his obedience,
and the power extends to any Eum5er. 20 tlis
majority or 10 the wl"le. (: the power Lc
adequate the nation may be controlled.
But where States are parties 10 = govern
nient compact, and for their mut.i conveni.
ence create all angcncy, rndow!ag its fuccti3n-
aries with limited powers, it would sreGi ab.
surd TO suppose that the agent coui! Use su.
pcrior 10 The principals and according 10 its
pleasure centre! their vii. !! the government
c.n cGcrce the obedience o. Gne STATE. i: uaay
cOcrce half Of the States, or a minority O. them,
Of. i! i; Possesses tie power i. lnav, by the
same reasoning, c3erc- the entire rumbcr. So
that if the President should chance 70 hare
in!t treasury and & numerous army, although
all OF The States might determine TO withdraw
from the Union. his power might coerec their
viii.
Twill not pzoiract til; discussion further, or
trcsspa>s any longer upon the inaal:eHc. 0!
ihr Committee
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.I',i:,ol,t enquirer

~ * WISE y ALLEGSE.
=: :. ,ln;,IISG, MAX II, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-14

The following correspondence has taken
place between (ioT. Hicks and Gov. Le.che-
Te copy j: from the Baltimore "SuE =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Cairo, Nov.


Cincinnati, Nov. 5.
This r. m. some more particulars of
the late fight at Gauley Bridge were re-
ceived The engagement was not gem
eral battle, but rather warm skirmish
in which the enemy was repulsed with
great loss The action was commenced
by the rebels who opened two batteries on
our lines near Gauley Bridge, but, though
the firing continued all day, little or no
damage was done, not one man being
killed. Late in the day our artillery was
brought to bear, and the fire was soon
silenced. A train was fired upon about
the same time Some mules up the river
and three men were wounded, but none
killed. On Friday night Benhalu brig
ade moved down the river TO Gauley
Bridge, and fcrried across on fat boat
which the rebels had previously sunk
Lie moved along the base Of the hill upon
which the rebel batteries had been plant
ed, intending to 20 down as far as Loup
Greek, three or four miles below, where
there is a gap in the mountains and road
leading to the rear Of where the rebels are
encamped
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

No. II.-That no citizen, iBhabitani or resident o
this state sub!ect do military duty either the
Volunteer 81 Reserve Militia shall hereafter enlist orr
and all persons liable military asi, within thsssae
hereby prohibited from eniising agreeing 10
list, assembling With stsH o. fF The arp@1 Of en-
teriax the service Of any other state Nor shall any
person within This state, liable military duty
Ter into the service Of The United stae except under
the express authority ~ this state. Prorssea. That
This Order Is not intended apply prevrn, the Gov
erument u the United States Recruiting Tor the
Regular Array pursua ui 10 she Aes If Congress and
provided further that this Order the sureec
ing cue. does not apply 10 the Company being
raised nj Dubuque fsf the sLSo hcgimept''
No. lii1hnt all persons, whrsh her residents ofihs
State Otherwise, and ai officers except uiars
thorixed officers Of the Unie States recruiting The
United states Regular Army, are hereby proLibised
from eniisting any mannsr raising men within
this state wlsa seie~ a-r the purpose 81 @nteTDG
into the ALTAR, service Of any uther state 81 the
United States, except In pursuance the lAwssnd
thority OF The Stale of Iowa.
No lv.-That the Adjuiant General OF this State be
charged with the duty Of seeing that neither Of the
above orders (Nos. ii. and Ill j il violated
And the said Adju,ant General, ~hen satisfied that
either or any Of The above Orders tNor. H. and Ill
has beiag violated shall order all oihcsfs ~
violating sue orders under MILITARY arrest
less the Commander In Chief Otherwise direes, 10 be
attached 10, enter aid serve psisates IN Any
ny regiment being RAISED ~ithln this sisie,
authority thereof.
BY order III the Comm auder-n- Chief
N. b. BAKER.
Adialant General u The State VI Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

At p. nj. yesterday, according to no.
tice, Mrs. j. w. Rankin, Of this city,
presented to the Iowa Sd Cavalry an ele-
CANT regimental standard.
The presentation took place near the
camp. All that could be present of the
regiment was drawn up in front Of the
stand Crowds of ladies and citizens en-
circed the speakers.
The presentation speech was delivered
by Capt. J. w. Rankin. The following
is the best report We have been able to
obtain:
"CoL. BussEY | come to present to
you and your worthy regiment cavalry
flag Permit me to say that it is token
from N. wife-the daughter Of q venera-
bic kentuckian, loyal and devoted to the
Government of the United States, aud
now, with two sons, in arms for the COM
mon defense She directs the presenti-
ton in memoir Of the name of your camp,
and as means Of inspiring you with a
determination to foster by your life, and,
ifneed be, by your death, the institutions
bequeathed to JUS by seven years revo-
luton.
Colonel, have known you as Sena-
tor in the Legislature Of our young and
cherished State, and under all circum-
stances you discharged your duties with
great fidelity. When our excellent Elk
ecutiye called for men and money to aid
the national Government, you were ready
to vote for the very right. When had
the honor to move the Senate to vote
81 100000 for the purpose Of suppress
ing rebellion of ambition and aristocracy
the Senator from Davis county voted fol
the million G
Colonel, you have Lieutenant Colone
whose heart was with that vote; Majors
whose prayers have assembled with tha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
From thc Great kfcef.

THIaueTphlA, NOV. ..
The steam gun boat Florida, one of the
naval expedition, has returned to the nav Y
yard disabled. She left the expedition
onFnday night off Cape Fear. She re-
ports that the fleet encountered heavy
gale soon after leaving Hampton, but il
died out on Wednesday aud again revived
on Thursday from the southeast. On
Thursday night the machinery Of the
Florida was disabled, but not seriously,
and can be repaired in three days, when
she viii resume her voyage. She had nc
troops on board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

know he viii surrender that hammer to
Death only, who must conquer all.
Upon the conclusion Of the exercises
the crowd dispersed and the regiment re-
turned to camp, gladdened by an occasion
which will warm their hearts when, face
to face with the country's foe, they shall
bravely defend the flag. May it ever lead
them on To victory
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

CLOTHING.

That vasa pertinent question otthe famous CT oihss-
Philosopher What is a man without elothes ~
Napoleon found IL 81 when be said half the bsulewas
In good clothing The remark applies 10 the great
battle u life well rs the battle against rebels How
man d. business and make mo ney hose clothes
shabbs thin thai he goes about shsering
shaking Thak Of thai. and at once to vENCiLL
JONES snd they will 1T YOU oni In short order with
suits that wlIl suit The times your purse and
fession Do h. and will regret il 70 the end
Of days. Doni Do 1t aud The probability is thai
you will continue SILVER and shake and MAXI NO
fnov4d6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ApsurAsr GxsxRAL's OrvscK,
Davenport, Nov. l, lHGI.

Davenport, Nov. l, laGI.
As frequent applications are made TO this Depart
men to provide for articles furnished
fer the comfort OF Iowaroops In camp In
this State and in service in other States, IL deemed
proper announce that NIL snch articles will be for.
warded without expense 10 either tAs donors the
soldiers.
The steamer Ad lime, the Northern Line steamers,
tho American Express Co.. the United Ststes Express
Co, the Western Stage Co. and the Railroad ompa-
MES have made liberal offers for such Transports
ton.
The articles most wanted are blankets ,or single
beds; quilts OF cheap material about feet Ions by so
inches wide; weoien socks. wocien or canton flannel
bedgowns wrappers, under shirts aud drawers; small
hair aud feather pillows and cushions for wounded
limbs; slippers.
Decaces for the sick, such farna root corn
starch cocoa, and nicely dried fruit eau he advan
tageousy distributed. J.liies should be carefully
prepared, 10 prevent fermentation, and most securely
packed.
Packages or articles furnished for particular regi
mcIs individuals, have the wishes % the son-
or In regard To the disposition Of such articles
plicitly endorsed upon theM.
All articles should be closely packed Ia wooden
boxes or In very strongly wrapped bales and plainly
directed On the top OF the contents of eac box un-
der cover, list Of what II contains should be placed;
aduplieate Of this should he sent by mail TO
In this connection cannot tso earnestly urge upon
The AdJatanIof regiments the Abso lutte necessity Of
making full retarns Of their regiments with all promo.
tons, casualties changes In location Of regiments,
etc ltia only by such reports that he Adntant Gen
era - abs ~ keep accurate record 81 the low "A
rsgnebts, and furnish the contributions above fe.
ferred to. The AdnlAnt who ne.iects this duty In.
nictAA wrong upon his regiment
forward any oil the above named articles, furnished
By individuals VI byssoeietes.
n. h. BAKER,
D0ssd AjlutkGt General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
UnItea states Treasury.


VdSHIIIgIUH, NUN. q.
1t appears from the official statement
that the amount Of drafts upon the Treas
ury last month was 81 500, 600, of which
Sc coo, 900 were drawn from New York
The unavailable bullion fund is 5000,
600. The total of balance to the credit
of L. s. Treasury in the States now under
insurrectionary control is stated at $685.
600. 600, and after making deduction
for the unavailable balance 81 800 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

There were reports Of serious disturban-
ces at Pesth but they were unfounded. -
Affairs in Poland were unchanged. The
churches continued closed.
The Spanish Cortes had been postponed
till the sth of Nov, on account of the
death of the Queen daughter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

ST. Johns, N. f.. Nov 4.
Parties have again commenced cutting
the telegraph line. 1t was cut, Sunday,
rs miles, and again yesterday. There has
beer more rio,ing at Havre de Grace. -
One policeman was l;i! !.eea. AID o..a!crs I'D
" wounded. A man Of war has gone
there and detachment Of troops will fol-
low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
NE $3.50 &c., %
COMMERCIAL.

.ss,..ta DAILY G.r. Cry o,,,as,
snpernne ~ So spsins wheas es,ra ~ rs:
Fall Wheat Extra N as.s N8 4 #
BRAN AND $40 RTs--a5 10 4oc e1oe rs
CoKs--1s g. iss q bush. $500
BAKLEY~so saie. @
wHEATln good demand. FAN 7oa 70; Spring 5,
choice do 5ac.
RYE-20c dull.
oATs--I2l Gl5c.
POTATOES -2ha25 by the load retail 70 TO 3sc
sUGAR-sew Orleans fair s3Bieb prime Iols4
II J. clarified laa i2h; crushed aud loaf i2 j, i3h
MoLAssEs-?ianiation $3.50 saga asa So
Golden syrup.cas5 Sc.
CoFFEE-RioI7ai sc; Java 2aR2& Lnguyra oog22
RICE-at Ice
ate.
CANDLES Star i5ai6. stearins 10. Mouidii.
LARp--ec; retail l0c.
HuTTER-C9mmon Ga7c. Choice 10. retail II J. d 10.
LEATHER-soie 25a2a: Harness. ESQ.
tIpEs-pry Zoe. green 4ts5 green sheep pets
400 35c; green hog skins 1Se- -
HAY--Timothy new Is COCO co. baied "a 0ogs 10.
Prairie - ~. 8*@e@a #e
sEEps-~HanEsria Gns "; Timothy u 90 Flax
Seed 55sGo.
pNToSs-a5a soc
EGGs-sGs,sc.
WHITE BEANs-a0cI1l 90
FEATHEks-23a30.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 90 v tushel. Dried
Prschrs 81 sos 81 IS Rxsins se 1898 a3
EHEEsE-W ostern Reserve PC; Denmak 6aa7
BEEF-lgs a.c gross 3sl4 y quarter,
SLEEPS sae 30 y head.
HOGS Dressed 2! N3c.
sALT-G, A. ~ 50 sack Kanswha % oea % Sc
barrel: Liverpool 81 e0a - 90 sack; Lake - 81
az 90 y biol.
FIsH-Maekerel. No. u so0s a.f y Dbl; No. slt
a. sf7, No. sl2a ga " hite Fish Nc. l q 50s5 Z:
v half bill Cod Fish 5a6 b.
RAGs-2c.
OLD none &C y n. Brass 50 Toe y a.. Cop
per l25sc y b.
EXCHANGE--On New York, Bank able Funds y
for gold II cent. S. Louis II y cent for Mssou
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Colonel 18th Reg. iowa voluntcc
keoknk, Oct 10, lr6i-d
" AR! WAR;. WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or al
kfDds OF Munitions OF War, such Gums. Pistols, ke-
volsers aud All kinds Of Ammunition required not
70 sell TO my person without order from the under
signed. This order must be strieli, complied with,
under penalty Of forfeing all articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN hIANNUs,
jlyl3d Surveyor Peft OF keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

EEThere arc now the Hospital here,
from the Sd Cavalry regiment, some 40
sick, nearly all Of whom are convalescing,
though there are four or FIVE bad cases OF
typhoid fever
The great prevalence Of typhoid fever
among the regiment is attributed to the
bad accommodations Of the sheds at camp,
where the men have to sleep, aud where
the foul air from so many lungs in one
small room is respired over and over
again, 1t is believed that with good,
well-ventilated tents, the trouble will be
removed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

CT The weather has been consider
ably Modified lately, and now has some
what of the semblance of Indian Sum
mer, of which said summer we have seen
but very little or none at all this year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Apy'T GENERALS OFrfsE or rHk SrATx or iowa .
uAyEkrnHI lct I'd ls1ii

ApJ'r GENERALS OFrfeE or rHk SrArx or Iowa.
DAvKkroRT. oct Sd, ls6i.
information has been received at this OF that per-
sons claiming to be recruiting officers trpm ether
States, are at various points III this state, dndeasar
Dg To enlist eit2eIs OF this staic for Military service
In other States. These persons holding out In
ducemenn 81 higher pay and higher hounties than
those provided y Law, and other Inducements OF
clothing, arms, &C, alt oi which false and
founded. ny means or these lfeicDces citizens OF
our State led 10 abandon the service OF their
state thus deprriHg themselves OF the support OF the
State and the State uf their The citizens OF
Iowa, subject H. military duly not to enlist
under any such persons and all such persons here
by strictly forbidden continue such eLiistnents. at
their ,erii. The officer at Dubuque, enIstIng one
compan, for the ~ on Regiment IL mol embraced III
this order.
BY order OF The Gomma nder-iD Chief.
n. b. BAKER, Adj't Genf OF Iowa.
Thereby certify that nm instructed by the Goml
thief Of the State VI Iowa 10 that the
above Orders rigdy enforced. mud further notify
All rersons thai Major General Fremont has exIress,
refused grant author. to AIRY man 81 body Of men
10 recruit la the State " Iowa. except IL done with
and by the consent Of the Governor VI tile State.
u. Ii. HILLS, Aid de Camp
II. TIRED,
Colonel 18th Reg. iowa Volunteers.
keoknk, oct. 10, IH6t-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
M ILITARI BOOKS.

Revised Army Regulations for 1861.
Cavalry Tactics, : vols; price % u.s. by mail ~ 05
SCOTS Infantry Tactics. yos.i price ~ 50; BY mail
o. 70.
Hardes's Light Infantry Tactics, vols, price 81 so.
by mail 9l61.
U. =. lnfantry and Rife Tactrs.l vol. price u %;
by mall elsI.
n. Hand Book. price Csc. By mail 26c.
Lloya's Military Map. price 25e.
For sale by N. w. wESTc0TT,
Dct22d MAin.st.s I'd sor from &Ih.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
THE GATE CITY.
\ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6.


The only reason given for not sending
us tho midnight report last night was that
the wires at Chicago were all busy with
election returns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

The dust yesterday afternoon was
terrific, appalling, The stoutest hearts
quailed The wind blew high, and tore
up jack generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;
1000 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages Of IL aud H.,
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,
10 serre as injuatry, .yor THREE Years,
fnless Sooner UsScharged.

This Regiment - now being raised uader authority
OF Gen Fremont, and the authority ofthe GoyerDotof
Iowa, ard viii rendezvous st keekpk, and
organized will be al once clothed and equipped fOr
tive service
Subsistence all be furnished Atthe expense Of the
United States at place of rendezvous, 80 Volunteers
drilling whilst Companies being raised, Ia accord
ance with inssructoBs 10 recruiting officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

GTArx o, low, Ap1'I GExgs q Oyvt0K,l
DAsEkFokr Oct 10. leCi. !
Atameeting Of the Commander IN Chief and the
Ofncer u his stat held In the once Of Adtutan,
Genera. the 10th day n .ssr A. u leGi The fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
Fremont Discharged.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN The ARMY !.

Springfield, Nov B
Yesterday small bodies of the enemy
came within II miles of us, and news was
received OF the approach of their advance
$500 strong. Preparations were making
to 20 out and attack them, when Gen
Fremont received the unconditional order
FROM ashington relieving him at once
from his command Simultaneously came
the newspaper announcing the fact The
intelligence spread like wind and fire
through the camp and created indescriba-
bic excitement and Indignation. Great
numbers of officers signihed their inten-
ton to resign at once, and many compa
MES laid down their arms, declaring they
would fight under no one but Frc~.ont
The General spent much of the afternoon
expostuating with the officers and urging
them BY their patriotism and their per-
sonal regard for him not to abandon their
posts He also issued the following fare
we'll order to the troops:
Headquarters WESTERN DEp'T,l
Springfield, Nov. 3, 81.
1.-THE remainder of this item failed to
come, by some stupidity in the Chicago
Office, although the following from Cairo
came subsequently,
N Army gonr frnR Casre into mia.
soWrt.
Cairo, Nov. s.
A accommodating party ahead of the
army which left here Sunday, were attack
ed By a party of rebels near Benton, Mo-,
yesterday morning, and two Federals were
captured Mr.. Carson, the scout, fought
his way out, capturing two horses, having
badly wounded or killed the riders. Moth
ing else of interest had occurred up to
Yesterday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

DIED, at the Hospital in this city, at
10 p m. on Monday, the 4th inst, of ty-
phoid fever, private Jacob Hughes, Of
Company B Of the Sd Iowa Cavalry.
At the time of enlistment the deceased
resided about 3 miles South of Bloom
field, Davis county. His only near rela-
tive, a brother, belongs to Co b of the
same regiment The remains were In
tered at = p. m. yesterday, with military
honors, in the cemetery Of this city. \
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

na- Capt. Smith, U. s. mastering off
Ger and commandant at this Post, has re
moved his Office to johnson street, be
tween Second and Third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

1ds- A real instance of canine "human
nature" happened here the other day
A biz dog got into fight and was badly
whipped. He brooded over it in his
mind till night, and then went home. At
the door, cat, with which he used 70 be
very friendly, met him and commenced
playing with him as usual, when, appar-
emily out of pure revenge for bis late de-
feat, lie seized and killed her. The Sap
pication" is evident ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

49, Companies c and d, Captains An
derson and Cook, of the Third Cavalry,
left for st. Louis yesterday morning. As
Company c is composed mostly of men
from this city and vicinity, large crowd
Of friends and relations gathered 10 witness
their departure, and bid them what may
be the last good -bye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

BT- At about 10 o'clock yesterday fore
noon, Col Moore, with his full command,
started from Alexandria for Canton His
further movements secessionists are ex
pected to find out.