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,sz1snn MINER IL STEVENS,

Va aszss, MINER ~ STEVENS,
SA6G5AE2F Manufacturersof
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
"a and Sc Franklin and II White first door cant Of
Broadway, NEW YORK.
Having their old stand 1858 Broadway to thsi
new extensive establishment have hand
manufacturing order every deripop Of Fashionable Car
rqges light Road and Trotng Wagons from the best
eced materials workmanship and for beauty Of iese
ia this country, fe27 ly&W
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VOuN D, BEIN & SONS

EDEIM D.
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TrBING TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CROOKEs 4 CO.'S SAWS
Nos, 50 and 81 Camp street,
New Orleans.
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
From New York.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescent
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

"a C.LPIN7S NEW RES H.
se4IFhsE5 T UTl i NJ, - Royal stTcgr. gafSP3 !,
E&IS5Y JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure <sEsS|p NJ
sr~Ssof informing his friend. and ,!' ssssS
HEN "a hs no establishment g. o ID street. door TO ha
corner Of Customh2use street. occupying tie entire mansion
lately the residence Alfred Hrntn, Esq It tfod
i've Recommendations Besides the large public dining groom
an the ground floor meals provided ut all hours. from
ococE A. NJ ninth IL 2. NJ the adver User has large
Der Of private parties Families and parties on ap-
caton as above supplied with the best OF everything
M affords either ready for the table comes from
he market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has WAYS been ended him. the undersigned them
thai will he his eneaVo give the fullest sntistHc'
"a trESW "' JOHN GALPTN.
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NEW ORLEANS MACHINE &W0OD WORKS.
P. II o W, ENGINEER,
2l2 and 2l4 New Levee street.
PATENT COTTON CLEANING MACHINES made, sold and
in operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRrNDsTONEsAw CUMMING
MACHINERY MODELS, ETC., put in operation.
FANCY WOOD WORK of all descriptions.
BaOrders for any OF the above executed promptly. sci
FTNORgI1s, SON dS NII1LVATN,
L No. MAIDEN LANE,
NEW YoRK,
importers and Wholesale Dealers iii
GUNS, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES
PERFUMERY AND SOAPS.
BE- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated GUNS
Eeys Caps Wudding and Cartridges Ieior's Army Eazors
etc myl4 EN-
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,zs@=rzssz4aa ARTIFICIAL TAGETFI--The best,
ES%a2ss cheapest and rcptete Dental Establish
in New Orleans, is DR. FIELD1NG'S,
ALLY Il-Tl9i Canal Strent.
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teehare unsurpassed
by any Practical Dentist in the United States dtyns compe
ZION and at prices charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior ea il should procure where
they can rely upon the experience skill and i'll eglty which
Dental ScisDCe product.
Every Artificial Tooth surprising beauty, which cannot
he detected from the very productions Of nature gradually
storing uniformity the features so essential to you and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for masraoi and aca
ton. . 49, -. . o,,r, . -,
PAINLESS TOOTHACHE EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
sracng Teeth without pain tupercdng anything before at
tanned by the profession astonishing al! who Wess IT,. 49,
An Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for chepness and utility unsurpassed by others Urk
fully Hppcd remOdclcd and til guaranteed AT mod
crate charges At following prices written guarantee
co1npnnyng each If desired and not foHnd rs represented
after two months trial, the money will 1T returned
Full sets Sterling Silver base ...,.S25 en-
Full sets finish gums, bonnd 41 w
Full vucanzed Rubber, equal to gold FROM to 50 ~
Full sets on Is gold base beautiful form hHo W u
Full gold base from TO I'D W
The most perfect gems hu can be produced. .
Those Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere:
DIR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n6 " lj4 Canal street.
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Condition of the Bank of Louisville and Branches
the 1s of January, 1851.
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The Rra Stock may from time to time, In such
and 10 such be recommended by the Board
# Directors aud determined upon by minority in amount Of
stock heL by Stockholders At meeting held for that purpose
after teen days previous notice in OF the city newspapers
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special trims when required at night by notifying
the conductor Fare s. per "trip.
The Train will Getiy Station Whsh notified,
except however mail lripa Fare Is each
Conductor must he notified before the train starts.
OmnbusBes leave Canal for the Depot i've min
my1 G. PANnE1T. Superintendent
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Ta Hoard OF Directors shall the Of compensation
of ali persons cployed by them in c Of This Company
bylaws rules and regulations they
may deem necessary tic of the Company and
he affairs provided The shall not conflict
win ts Charter Of this SRte and they alter
aud arns tie same may require. They shall have
newer ia Inv and and the aud
poses o The Company; make contracts leases ogageS
compromises to borrow and
chase MI, 6nd be built steam vessels for the rse Of
The Company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

NO. ii.-fhai 40 citizen. luhnbitapt or resident 8,
this stare suf9ect 10 do military duty either in the
soianisct ~ Reserve Militia shall enlist or
ehgHgs TO enter The military service any either ate
and all persons iable miAy dats within this state
are hereby prohibited fom epiistiUg Of agreeing 10
last or assembling with view tyr the purpee Of 90
terihs the service as. other State Nor shall ANY
person within this state, liable a. mtars dut, Ell
Ter into the service o. The United sates except undar
The express authority " this STATE. prorsaea Thai
IBIS ofer Is not intended apply prevent the GOV
srnment II The United States from r.ergitinr fr th
Reguiar Array, pursaant 10 tn Acts N Congress ana
provided furshsr,tha tis Order ,he next succeed
ingone does not apply 70 The cqinpan, now being
raised ut Dubaaaefor The "Lyun Aaxs m-nt-
No. iIi.rhaI ali persons, whether rrs,den,. oftht
state or ohersi.e, and Az officers regpari, al
oriasd others u United States recruiting for the
United STATES Regular Army, are hereby prohibited
nom sHsi*aing on ia Eny manner raising within
tbs STATE ~ith asie~ - hr the purpose ~ entering
into The niary service 81 cher State Or of the
United States except IN pursuance u the Laws aud al
thGfiiy Of lbs State Of lowa.
No N.-TAAt the AdjatAD General ~ this state 8.
charged ~iih ths daly OF seeing thai neiiaer of he
above Orders Mos II. and III. j 10 violated
And the shi4 Aalulat Ggneral phen satisfied u.at
either " -nt " te abgse otdera Nos IL and III !,
has been ~ hcag Ioise8 shah ordr all onaeer. or
persons violating such riers uud " mtsrs arrest TN
less the Commander nt,hief otherwise directs to be
attached to eater aud serve prisates In any q
NJ or regiment beng raised sithln this state nneer
authogitg ibtreof.
By or'ter Qf the Commander Chief
" b. RAkER
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
HEELL BATTpRBEx ON The PO-
1OMsC.

Washington, Oct. IT.
The steamer Mt. Vernon. Capt. Nit
ehel, came up last night. Some 20 shots
were fired at her from the battery DIT or
near Shipping Point, but none struck her
Capt Mitchell reports that 80 or 40 YES
sells bound up with Government stores and
merchant vessels with coal and oysters.
are living at Smiths Point. afraid to pass
the rebel batteries near Shipping Point.
rhere are FIVE batteries mounting l3 or
more guns.
A battery has just been opened on
Quantico Hill on the bank of Quantico
Creek short distance above Shipping
Point The other three are between
Shipping Point and Transport There Is
also aid to be battery at Timber Creek
and one gun on the hill above Transport.
When the Pawnec and Mt. Vernon
went down night before last the Mt. Yer
non preceded the Pawnee, and the 400
marines on board were ordered to lay
down on the deck, two deep, when passing
the batteries, which was done, and they
thus escaped observation from the shore.
Thirteen shots were fired at the Paw
nee, six of which struck her--one near
the magazine.
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MisseMTl state G0nv~maS On.

st Louis, Oct IL.
La the ordinance providing for abolish
ing certain Offices, reducing salaries. test
ing loyalty Of civil officers of this State,
passed by State Convention yesterday, is
section providing that all persons taking
the oath prescribed BY this ordinance with
in thirty days of its passage, shall be ex-
empt from arrest or punishment, for Ia
king up arms against the provisional Gov
eminent of this State or giving aid and
comfort to its enemies in the present civil
war, aud the Governor is directed to re.
quest the President in the name Of the
people Of Missouri, by proclamation, to
exempt all persons taking said oath from
all penalties incurred by taking up arms
against the l.. y. or giving aid and com
fort to its enemies in the present civil
war.
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iSenpuiSA, SoSt. II.
Gov. Curtin and suite arrived on the
midnight train, and were escorted to the
Monongahela Hotel by Gen. NsgIey aud
staff and Capt McAulty's company, Of
Negly's brigade, The object of the Gov
ernors visit was the presentation of State
reglmental flags, which took place this
p. m. IN presence of an immense concourse
of people, and was quite imposing The
brigade, numbering 5000 hardy, well dis
ciphned and well equipped troops, marched
from Camp Wilkins through the principal
streets to Allegheny Common, where the
ceremony took place. Governor Curtin
presented flags, and made m appropriate
patriotic speech, which was neatly re-
sponded to by Gen Negly after which
ih IRE was grand review Of the brigade,
which will leave tonight on FIVE steamers
for the West
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CORPORAL GMACI,s REPORT.

jamestown, Oct Ii.
On the night of the 10Th Of Sept de-
tachment Of Il men crossed the Potomac
for the purpose of accommodating aud
foraging. When about half a mile from
the river they we're attacked by Is rebels,
two Of them were Instantly killed. Among
the wounded was my informant Corporal
tracy. As Gracy lay wounded on the
grouud rebel named Mccarthy Lowe, 4
farmer residing in the vicinity, rushed up
and shot him twice, both shots taking ef-
feet, and was stopped from firing third
time by his captain One of the balls
penetrated Gracy's back ia s'anting di-
rection and came out ON his left side The
other entered his back and lodged in his
left lung, where it still remains His two
weeks stay at Fairfax was not Of an un.
pleasant character considering all the cir.
cumstances In this hospital the inmates
were mostly members Of the 1st Va. reg !.
Every day or two those seriously i'll were
sent to Richmond, as it was feared Gen.
Mcclellan would attack the lines
The nightaiter he became able to move
about he drusged the beverage Of his at
attendant. lie then started towards the
Potomac at the point Of his capture, but
in consequence of large rebel forces he
was compelled to diverge in westerly d.
reotion, crossing Bulls Run and thence
takinga circuitous route toayoid rebels.
While in the hospstal at Fairfax he oc-
casonally overheard conversations be-
tween officers and the surgeons of the hos
ptai, saw Beauregard and Longstreet in
conversation on several occasions, and IN
fcrrcd that Longstrcct held some import
ant commission. On the 9th inst, JEFF.
Davis was at Fairfax and spent several
hours with Beauregard. Gen. Johns ton
was understood to be somewhere in the
immediate neighborhood. On one ocea-
sion Gen. Longstreet said TO the surgeon
that the rebel force in front of Washing
ton was SO scattered that If attacked at
any point in the line there must neces-
sarily be an abrupt retreat by all upon Ma.
nassas, their Gibraltar. They think il
impossible to be driven from this point
1t was generally believed that Bcauregard
would burn the village Of Fairfax Cour,
House if he be compelled to evacuate it
1t was impossible to ascertain the exact
number of troops in and around Fairfax
They were yariously estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. As far ~ Grcy't
observation went, they were better led
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alt IN stocks.

New York, Oct. II.
The feet which sailed from this port on
Sunday arrived at Old Point on Monday
afternoon, creating great excitement by
It's extensive character. A flag Of truce
from Norfolk came down that day, but
Gen. Wool refused to receive it.
The circular Of Secretary Seward caused
= depression in stocks to-day, especial y in
Government securities. Some think that
the Secretary is in possession of knowledge
relative to foreign movements which
prompted such document Government
o. Of 81 declined about two per cent, and
some leading stocks nearly four per cent
The noon market, however, closed slightly
more steady.
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m. r. REID
II. +. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. lcwa Volunteer,

keokuk, Oct. Id iS,-d

The undersigned are authorized 10 raitea Company
fr Col. Reiis 18th Iowa Infantry r. meni.
Volunteers desiring t. Join this Company will
port themseivesb WM J COCHRAN, near Boston
Lee county. Iowa, or 20 JOHN BRUCE, in Keoknk u,
) the Office Of MeGrary 4 kIuee, on Third street.
Men will be mustered into service and sa bsisted
ut once II desired.
Fellow citizens. Your eountry asks for services
shall ale ask In vain
Eyera one rs interested In making The shor,
one. To that end numbers are necessary.
The Company will be under y strictly moral iuGu
anee. Nm COCHRAN.
ectl6d JOHN BRUCE.
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Cen lanes KrtgAne.
Washington, Oct. IL
TSneeial To POST I

Especial to Post
Mr.. Coffin. Indian Agent. who has lust
arrived here from Kansas, reports that
Gen. Lanes brigade is in fine condition
and confident of It's ability to keep the
rebels out of Kansas.
The liquor sellers in this city are badly
transgressng the law by selling intoxica-
tang drinks to soldiers, and much trouble
u caused thereby among tho troops
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE cotsry;-Ss.
bs virtue of a special execution 10 me directed ia
sued ~ the CLERK Of the District Court of said county
III favor NJ Henry v p. Block rainstS n Billings
and also K. l.. Carr against y Bisgs on cross bil
Ia said case az Joseph Manning also Obtained iaav
II eht against Ii. a. Williams cross bill In sd q ease
sndAs ed have i-yieiu pom, and viii sll {,
The highest piaer. al the door of The CLERKS Office 81
the District Court of fsse County lows, Keokuk 4,
said count! The illh DAY % November. A. u I6Gi
between the hours II O'Clock \. IN. aud O'Clock H.
M. OF sara day consnen chg at oyltck %. m. N.
Toll silgfrnIart. to-wit The south est auarter a
tbs Aontw quarter Of the north quaFtcr and
lie east hall ofthe half OF Tic nth " est quarter
81 section fourteen al! In township sixty six UG
horih, range I've l3l west. IN lee county Iowa
also, twenty l2ul feet Of lot four 4 adfoin.
sag ioi Nh ee al aud ten u feet lot four al aa-
joining lot I'VE att IN block hun and thr
y eight E3 and thirty nFe 35 8eet on the ~ side
Of lol i've 81 - tiock Autited and ihtris eight
fJ- ali ~ heoAuk Iowa. and the north half Of the
south bali OF tie nouh bali of seel lwenty aishi
W. township slNtt siS co. north, range Eve vest
III Lee .oaiis. Iowa; aud tweDis feet 80 Out OF lot
No trnr ia block oGe hundred anu thiTiy. eiE hi
and Hris five IS feet OF OF the ends OF lot
five and Fix Sand III IN block farS nine 40 In the
city Of keokak. lee county Iowa.
Taken, lev led upon and sold BY order Of {. urt
to salts. SAID srii ~ execution.
keekuk October 10, feGl
II. M.GRIFFITH,
Sheriff Of Lee County
tctl2dtd bs. j B. KNIGHT, Deputy.
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Comm s.hoDess fev Woridss Fntw
Washington. Oct. Il.

ihe commissioners representing the
interest of Americans ut the World Fair.
at an adjourned meeting, have appointed
an Executive Committee, consisting of p.
Z. Johnson, Of y. y, chairman; Henry
Kennedy, 5. M. Seaton, of Washington
and Task Partridge, of Maryland the
last named is secretary. 1t is their duty
to make all the necessary preparations for
the exhibition An Office is to be estab-
aished at Washington, and description
OF all articles intended for exhibition sub
united to the committee for their action
Inventors or other exhibitors can apply
to any one of the commissioners or Ex-
ecutiyc Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18
Prtsouers tn be Exchanges.
Washington, Oct. IL

Posts Special
The exchange of prisoners is to be made
immediately. Justice Donn, of this city,
vent to the military prison this morning
in order to administer the oath Of allegl-
ance to the rebels who are to be released
under the provisions OF the recent official
order.
Gen. Mcclellan inspected Gen. Smith $
division this morning.
Gee. Banks arrived here to-day, and has
been engaged in consultations at the War
Department
Secretary Cameron is expected TO arrive
here BY this evenings train, from the
West.
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$500 $500 s----47He-z=
PHILADELPHIA Oct L

Secretary Stewards letter is received
here as timely and significant, showing the
necessity for preparing for any interference
OF foreign powers, and occasioned dcclre
IN State stocks. Reading Railroad and
other securities are steady.
1t is reported here that the Government
has superseded the commander Of the
blockadIng squadron off Charleston, lead.
Ing TO the suspicion that the repnted e: :
cape Of the Nashville is correct.
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EFDr. McGugin, lst Surgeon Of the
sd Cavalry, has returned from St Louis,
having been very successful in obtaining
Hospital aud Surgeons stores, drawing.
in fact, more than have been obtained for
any other regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

Ep We learn that man was arrested
in Hamilton yestcrdayon suspicion of hav-
ing stolen two horses, which have been
recently missed somewhere thereabouts,
and that he was taken down toward Quin-
cy, for opportunity Of Identification.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

If Fourth street was perfectly block
AIDED with loads Of hay and corn part of
the time yesterday, and he vicinity Of
the Estes House seemed TO have eonsil-
erabiy more than its usual number Of
loads of cord wood All these matters
seeln to GO by fits and starts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

~Thc Kate Cassell yesterday morn.
ing brought down 200 infantry from Da
venport to Burlington.
Also, from some Illinois town, some &c
or 30 Illinois recruits for Cairo, whom
she transferred to the st. Louis packet
here, and then returned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

than clothed, but he heard of no COM
plants in regard to the latter, although
their uniforms presented curious NIX
turc, grey prcdominatingovcr other shades
Salt had been scarce, but the supply was
becoming more plentiful. He learned
that hundreds were employed on the sea-
shore in making salt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

pT~We can't explain it, but somehow
or other dwelling houses here seem sud
denly to have boen possessed with alarm
ingly locomotive tendencies Every da,
or two We see one or more of them travel
ing about town. Only yesterday Young
America looking sort Of house came care.
lessly sauntering down I'd street, and, at q
little distance, to our excited Imagination
looked as though it had its hands in its
pockets and pipe in its mouth and was
whistling Yankee Doodle We are ner.
vous, and We cant stand this sort of thing
much longer What if our Office, respec.
table, steady looking as it always has been
should suddenly take notion to 90 off on
tramp, like the rest of the buildings2--
It's awful to contemplate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18

T Capt Farris' new boat, the Little
Nevada, didn't get started for the Des
MONIES river, as was announced, owing 10
slight defect in the injector She was
to start yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18
NHEKlFF' 5 SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY SIS
BY virtue ~ aspecai eNevnt'on to me al rerted IL
sued by the terk y. the District Court said county
ia favor OF HTt aa Harvey and against F. N. Wright.
(and Ass decree against John Dimund. Frank
schrnck, john =. Seihert, r.. G. Moses, ID Wardiow
JOHN H. BAnghn,ah. etal.,l have levied upon, and
viii sell 10 the h Et = bidder, the deor the lerk
Obee OF the District Court OF lee County. tuwa q,
hrokuk IN SAID county, OH the 18th da, of Nevem Der
A. u. lr6l, btt~een ihe hours OF go'eoek H. M aud
CLOCK " m OF Fad day, commencing al 2 O'Clock
T.. m the toilo ing property 10 Nit Aiofblock lis
containing IL Its from 10 IL inclusive in the City VI
heokuk Lee canhts Iva 10 he sold in the follow g
mAhptr,t Lott III and ~ in said block shall be r~t
Offered and sold, that lots L. =. e. and 10 In said
block hc next soid and astls that lots g. T. and in
said hi SEX be soer that SEE many OF said lots IN the
ories above salcdl Ia Lee counts. lows, shall
cessary, be soid.
Taken levied hpon and TO he sold by order Of Court
To satisfy SAID writ 81 execution.
heokuk, October tith It'll
III. Nj. GRIFFITH,
octlsGtd Sherid of Lee County.
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rF AgreeAbly to invitation from Col
Bussey, the City Rifles yesterday after
noon gave the Sd Cavalry regiment an ex-
hibtion of their proficiency in drill.
AT 3 clock, accompanied by the Sum.
mityille Brass Band, they marched out t.
Camp Rankin, where the whole regiment
was drawn up in line; and, after short
rest, he riacs a.2are parade drill there 9!
about an hour, after which they witnessed
the regimental parade, and then returned
home.
A large number Of citizens gathered te
witness the exercises.
The Rifles numbered about fifty, rank
and file, and went through the manual Of
arms and other mannuvres with then
usual excellence.
Altogether, the parade was "quite al
occasion"
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ses- The Des Moines City, Capt Far
ris, laid here yesterday morning, and was
Immediately to start for the Des MONIES
river trade, between Des Moines and Ed
dyville.
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EIThere is blacksmith shop up or
Main street, whose sign says that "horss
shooing' is done there. Wonder if he
thinks sign like that is si( 9 )ne qua
non.
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MAR. WAR;! WAR..!

All persons Keeping or having for sale any or all
kinds OF Munitions Of War, such Guns, Pistols, Re-
volyers ana ali kind. OF Ammunition required moi
to sell to any person without order from the under
signed. THIS order must be stfieti. complied with
under penalty OF foreiting All articles mentioned In
their possession JOHN STANNUs.
jyl3d surveyor fort oil keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-18
THE GATE CITY.


Eft The Henry Clay yesterday morn
ing brought up two or three soldiers OF
the Iowa Sd, and several of the Illinois
10th, on furlough.