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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

Geo. 8. Hillsrd, Of Boston. recently made
40 eloquent speech At Camp Andrew 10 Mas
sachusests, on the occasion Of presenting :
Gag to the ID regiment OF volunteers. We
copy . passage:
II want to have il nov determined that for
oil future time any States, or any clnst er Of
States, that may attempt 30 coerce or bully
. legal and constitutional majority by ssces.
sion shall be- met With the snsver, you don't
get out Of the Union unless You are strong
enough to eight your wav out.' wsnt 10
have the armed head Of the country crush
ont the serpent head OF secession, nov and
forever, so that it shall never again glare
with it, baleful eyes, or brapdish ito venom
Gus tongue. Let not the fate and fortunes
Of this glorious country be committed to .
clumsy mis- shapen raft, compacted OF TWEEN
sy-four or thirty four logs. good enough "a
noat down river, but sure to 20 10 pieces
when she gets into deep wster but let then
be embarked on Roodly chip, we'll found
veil fastened, we'll manned in which ever,
timber and plank has been 90 fashioned a
90 contribute TO the beauty and strength Q
the glorious fabric.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

Col. Forney, writing from Washington to
the Philadelphia Prees, recently, spesks ~
follows Of the efficiency Of Gen. Mcclellan
end his peculiar fitness for that position:
There never has been 90 much quiet and
order in Washington, and % much induetry
and energy on the part Of the young Com
mander in Chief VI the American forces
Glad to hear shat all men have to say
ready TO receive statesmen, editors and poll
ticians, be 10 careful TO avoid committing
himself to a revelation OF single one Of his
plans. You ~i,l observe that nothing has
been printed. either ~ to his purposes or bic
opinions. Ills headquarters, at the resi-
dence OF Commodore Wilkes, corner Of Six
teenth and II streets, 10 thronged With visit.
ors. and, although always busy, he 10 always
ready to receive informatioD--no matter by
whom presented.
Ills confidential aids are regular of6cers,
trained IN macy = hard campaign, and be
has ut his aide .his father In .lax, Col. T. T..
Marcy, u. 8. H., . safe, experienced and
prudent counsellor. Every assailsblc poin,
near the city hes been carefully guarded,
With silence and . rapidity that have 10
fused confidence into all classes. The life
81 Gen. McClellsr has been double life
He bss beeN % olicer Of The army, and the
head Of too great railroads, and thus he il
equally : soldier and = statesman. lie il
enuuch 81 = martinet to insist uron disci
plins among HE men. and sufficiently poll
ticisn,to understand the prejudice and IN
terests Of the people BY whom they are sur
rounded. Hence there il no doubt shat, while
taking care to protect the capital, be will ex
ercisc sleeplsss vigilance over the traitor,
Who nestle In cor midst. The arrest 81
Faulkner IL undoubtedly one Of his sugees
tions. and any movements upon tho dissf
fec,ed population h.reabouts will not onl,
receive his sanction bot be pushed forwsrl
~i,h unrelen,irg vigor. Il 10 worth record
ing that General Mcclellan knows jed Da
Wis, Beauregsrd, Lee and johnson intimssely
lie knows their prsjodioes, their hsbits, thei
thsoriss and their abilities, and 10 therefor
their master, because, occupying positic
which will compel then TO advance upon hi,
be will be enabled 80 wait until they hsv
been exhausted by their Own fassions and b
the efficiency Of the blockade. Il 10 due /
General Mcclellan TO add that 90 oDs pay
more Difference to the opinions OF the sstevs
Lieut.. General than he does. He visits hiI
daily"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02
HIS Main Street.
7 EGAL NOTICE.

10 Joseph Arnold, Lucreta Arnold Geo Brawey Polly
81 .iey, S~AAuss es. Catherine
You and each Of hereby n0aiaed that there n
die In the once Of the CLERK District Court
Lee County Iowa, at Port Madison Iowa petition In
equity, under oath Of Henry Dye and ousannah Nickel
wait executors Of the estate Of WiAby MckslwAtt
ceased flor the u Richard Nickeiwsit) claiming Of
DEFENDANTS Joseph Arnold and Geo. Brawley the sum III
Twelve Hundred Dollars money due them . psoms-
sorry executed by said defendants the Isl day
November 1854 and psyabls before the day
Nay 1887 1lO00O0 with ten pr cent interest
date said W1tisby Ackslwsit, deceased during biz
fetme; Also the foreclosure Of MORTGAGE o. AGAINST
AZ the above nAed AefendAn4s by sata -
fendants Joseph Arnold end Lscrstia Arnold December
lst 1854 to said willaby Ackelwait deceased the
following Resi- Estate, towt The souh-eaSt quar-
In sost ah II the southwest quarter section l6 -
- north west containing 40 scrss, -
the payment q sAid u0ts.
And that unles appear and plead thereto,
fore the IA day Of the next term Of said Court which
commences it, next sesson On The ia NGdAy In Decem-
ber 1851 In Port Madison, Iowa default viii Be
Cd against and judgment rendered thereon accord
ance with the prayer Of tbs petitioner
JNO. VAN yALKENBERG,
Dated AUG. ~, 1851. Any for Pitns
STATE OF IOWA,
Los County. sss84sa
Let pubictisn 81 the for~xonG original notice be made
in ths Daily Gsts CITY daily eewspaper published In
Kekuk 10 said County such publication TO be made fol
-four consecutive weeks, according TO law.
witness ~ hand this slst Day 81 Aug. A. D. 1851
HHlH = L8ECH, CPk Dist Court
Sept. ., 81. BY CHA's DGRR, Dep'y
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Interesting H. N y .ce ace - Hanp
ton, Va.

uO0S w.
The hurning OF Hampton, Va, BY the reb-
els, renders the subjoined "reminiscences Of
the place Of peculiar interest. We copy
from the Richmond Exnminer:
No spot In Virginia 10 invested With more
thrilling romance and heroic interest than
Hampton and ito immediate vicinity. IL was
visited 10 l6U7 BY Captain John Smith, then
40 Indian town oalled kecAugttsD. Here
Smith and his party were RECALLED With corn
cakes. and exchanged for then srinkets and
beads. The locality vas settled from James-
town in 1910, and vas incorporassd . een
fury afterwards a. the town Of '.ye Shire Of
Elizabeth City"
The Episcopal Church, 40 sDoient pile
made.of imported brick, 10 the oldest bu,d
ING 10 the village, and probably, from il
isolated location, may bsve escaped the lsse
coDfsgra,ion. IL 10 the second oldest church
10 the State, and 10 surrounded b. : cens.
terry filled With countless s.marbls marks oil
tbs dead" Scattered through u may b.
found, ~ Intervals, stones With arnoSia
Qnsrteripgs, designating the resting place oil
hooored ancestry. Some of these ars very old
dating, in several inetances, back into ID.
seventeenth century. Here rrposet the earth
II remains Of many cavalier and genslsuAs
whose names are .borns BY numerous FAM.
iiea all over tho Soutsrn States.
One OF the traditisns connected With thil
old edl6ce 10, that tho venerable stseple was
prior to the Rsvoiution, suFmoanssd with 81.
royal coat.of.srms OF George ILL.,, but iha
on the 4.h Of July, l776, . thunder clout
blew up, and lightning rent the ssesple snl
dashed 30 insignia Of royalty 70 tho earth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02
Dem ecral,c Convention

The Democratic Cow entien Ut Des Moines
on the 29th, fell into the hands Of the Ma
boneyites, and they nominated the old ticket
-Masen for Governor, Col. Merritt for 1t.
Gov. in place OF Fisher declined, and Eiwood
for Judge. They also nominated Jairus Neal
for Copgress 10 this District.
They. had districted time OF il, and their
chairman, Clark, douglas candidate fol
Elector,) left the chair in disgust, and Z
large number seeded with bin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

The Tories Of tho Revolutions made the
sir vocal ~itb their erlss Of peace! pesce
peace Patrick Henry told them 10 wor d.
Of living eioqn-noe, then there was NO bcacr;
that ~ar already existed that every gale
brought tie cla4b Of rcsounding arms. Wha,
perfect prototypes Of .Es traitors Of our day
we're those OF 10. Oar traitors are CRYING
at the street corners, through the press, and
10 resolutions Of convention, peace peace
and there il jass exactly - much seDse and
reason 10 she cry ~ then, and che motive 10
the same. The object then was to aid the
British the object nos II 70 cid ths Beees.
sionistA. a beautiful set were the tories oil
the revelation. VS. cannot see wherein the
family haze l@proved BY the lapse Of eighty
years. Osssmws Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
SALE.
rTNITEn STATEg OF AMERICA
IDtsTart-r oy ,oWA

WsTANT 0F soWAst
By virtue Of execution 10 directed. iDs ued BY
the Clerk the District Court eths UnseA states for
the SoutAern Divssn Of Aa U1ase IT Iowa. wherein j.
X. CcdmSn 10 Plaintiff and John Tenn plins aud Hugh
worster are Drfepdanas. have levied upon and VII
sell the highest bidder 81 Public Auction the
OF tn CleFks oce Of the District Court sfthe United
Staa1o fcr the Dtsict 81 Isva keokuk In said Dis
trics the 96sh day Of S~psenber D. 1881 between
~ hevrs Of o'clock 4. NJ and o'clock r. n. Of said
day, the following property, situated In Lee county,
Iowa part Of lots ten, to- eleven en- and twelve,
xi2) In block number amy nine, 3o tbs city OF Keo-
ksk. described BY the following mstes and Rounds,
comnencins nnsty three t91l feet from the 81
FULTON street the line Of lot twelve. lQl Fifth
shence right angles said lots twelve,
s] slsssn ll and ten i0 hundred and nifty feet
thence Noherly along the line between lots nine ~
aud Ten, t0 In sAd hiock. twenty three fest and six
nehss thence right angles said lots ten. ol
eleven iii and twelve ti2) hundred and nfty fest
to fh street thence southsry along Fifth street
the ius Of said lot twelve three feet and
inches to the place OF beginning. reserving thsrefrom
alley ten Tea In With. scross said property.
hundred fees from Fifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property OF ohm Tsnp.
lin. 10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
III. ~ H0KIE. II. g. Marshal.
Aug &c 1851 did, BY HARky FuLTox, Deputy.
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horticultural ExhsA.s,.s.

The second Annual Fall Exhibition OF the kcokuk
Horticultural Society viii Re held at the Billings
House. Keokuk, on Thursday, September 5th, com
mcncing al 2 o'clock. P. NJ Fruits, Flowers, and
Vegetables from persons not members Of the Society,
will be assigned an appropriate place on the tables.
The members Of the Society, as well As our friends
in Hancock county, Illinois, are expected to coniri-
butte their aid to this exhibition. Committee Of
he Society will be at the Billings House At o'clock
A. M. Sept 9Th. to receive articles Designed for
exhibition.
By order OF the Society,
VIM w. BELKNAP, Prnt.
J.R. TEWKsBURY, See'y.
Aug. "a, 1861 -dtd.
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rn~unten Ticket.

The Union Convention at Dee Moines, 90
the 28tb, nominated Ahjutsns Gen'l N. B.
Baker, once Gov. OF New Hampshire, for
Governor, Laurin Dewey, Of Mt. Pleasant,
for 1t. Governor, and Reuben Noble, OF Clay
ton county, for Judge. There was come talk
Of nominating Judge Clagett for Congress,
but the matter vas left for . Convention to
be held ct Orkalooes on the llth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

All persons lsepipg OF having for sale. any or
oil kinds Of Munitions Of War such a. Gunr, Pis-
tola. Reviewers and oil kinds II Al munitiop, are
required not to sci TO any person wi,h ut On order
from the undersigned. This order ust be strictly
complied with, under penalty Of forfeitipg all ar
ticles m. nticned, in their possession.
JOHN STAMPS,
Surveyor oil the Pert
Ksokuk, July ID, 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

yesterday 10 the Park Bank BY Marshal Mur-
ray.
Posts special says al IL quiet on tho Pc.
tomac TO- day. Unionists near Monson's
Hill are leaving rapidly. The War Depart.
mont 10 actively filing vasApcies Ia the vol.
uoseer forces by appointing officers without
regard to regular grades.
81. Louis, Aug. 81.
Provost Marshal Mokinstry has issusd or.
ders peremptorily forbiddipg any person
passing beyond the limits Of this county with
out spesial permit from his Office and oil
railroad, steamboat, ferry and other agents,
are prohibited from selling tickets to any one
not holding pass from the Provost AisrshAl.
This order 10 aimed specially to resch parties
leaving the city for the purpose Of oommu.
nicAting information TO the enemy.
Washington, Aug. 81.
II seems certain that the Administr alton
at present has 20 intention whatever to avail
itself Of the permission sanctioned BY CON-
eress for the collection oflduties on ship board
or for The entire closing OF ports which on
the land side are 10 possession OF the insur-
rectionary authorities. Our Government will
rely On the existence and efficiency OF tie
blockade for Sufficient answer 30 any recls.
nation which may be made By foreign Gov.
ernmenss il regard TO their maritime rights
The lntsllie soosr Of 10. day contains N arti
ole TO tho above efeot, and this teleEraphis
agency has such authentic information ~
varranss the expression Of the oorrsosnesa
Of the statement.
New York, Aug. 81.
David N. Stone, long tho commercial cd
itor, and Vim. G. Prime, having succeeded Il
the interests Of Gerard Hallock, Eco, in sh,
Journal Of Commerce, will, in connection
with Messrs. Vim. II. lIsllock ssd VIM A
Hale, hereafter conduct tho paper. Tb'
Cows has removed the interdies against tn
circulation OF the Journal OF Commerce owe
the mail and express routes OF the u. s.
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[speci.l TO Post.l


N0W 10kk, AuR. 81.
Flour-$4 25G14 80 Supes STATE; - 50(1
1 65 Exsr. STATE; - 20(14 80 Super West
ern; - 45C14 IS Common TO Medium Extra
Western; IS 05(1s 10 Shipping Brands Ex
sra Round Hoop Ohio.
Wbsat--@l 06 Nil. Club; 81 o. AmbtH
Iowa; ln(0l Is Winter Red Western.
Corn-48(140 Mixed Western.
Whisky-lIc.
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Stock Maskss.

Nav York, Aug. 81.
G. 4 n. I. 4nt; g. 4 q. cot; ". G.
All; NY @. 72i; /. o. Scrip GA; ). 80; /.
q Coupons III; W. IS, sat; No. Al; Tenn
43}; Cal. II 75a; N. Y. q g. % q. s. s.
81 ~. Coupons ISL; do Of rs, &c; do g. Of
'8l, Coupens 6Sa; DO registered, So.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Asteasioal Cay Rlsies,

The regulsr Business meeting OF this Company will be
held at the Court House Monday evening Sept -. n
halt o'clock The Squad drills On that even-
ing viii be dispensed with. BY order,
HOWARD TUCKER o. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

This first session ~ the fourth year ths Instutcn
vii commence on Monday September I'll, in the Medi-
cal College. corner 7th and Rlondsau streets.
The Scholastic lexr consists OF ~ weeks and In al.
vld~d into four sessions. closing with public Ex amna
ton and other appropriate exercises last Wednes-
pay xnd Thursday Of Jane.
Terms per Session.
Beading, Writing. Arithmetic. Geography, His.
tory. dc-.-...*--.. 50
Latin. Greek, and igher Mathematics 10 10
w. W JAMESON. A. NJ,
August . 1851. DIV. Principal.
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TIHe frem Qutncy @


Fare @ low . BY any other Route!
TT Ask for Tickets by way OF the Great Wabash
Valley Route. and be you get them.
T Y New and Elegant Sleeping Cars are run from
Quincy 10 Lafayette. $50 miies.l thai passenger
can get good nights rest while pursuing their Jour
ney.
Ut r. Baggage Checked from Ksokuk 10 all fmpor-
tant places, Eass and Snuth.
n. D...T1ckees fer sale at the corner Of
Main sud second streets, under William Thompson
g. Coz Bankise once, k~okak lows and q the Con-
pany's Ticket once, - Front street, Quincy. ILL.,
X. G.. SMITH.
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Quincy, IIlnois
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n Office.


kuk. agree hereafter to receive the nctes Of all
specie psynv Rsnks ut par, for goods seh and
debts due NJ, and the meter Of Missouri and Other
sssPsndsd Banks ut their current value only.
B. p. Moody. Furmsn 4 Maxwell,
Cox Shelley, Bsrtlets. Kaye 4 Co.,
A. Bridsman 4 Co., Ogden, BrovnelI Co.,
3. ". n. Tucker, c. CARRIER 4 Co. a
A. j. Wilkinson. fsrravA Avery,
Cady. Jones 4 Peck, J. A. Durkee 4 Co.,
n. W. Wtstcott, Evans Bidleman,
Lane Bsci, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt 4 Co., Geo. Fo,ter,
Thos J Rice, Wilson ddustin,
Kramer, irwin 4 Co., Comstock l. Bro,
II. d. Woodward 4 Co., p. ID. Foster,
kiser Hills, Geo e. Kilbourne.
Present current value of Missouri money sect,
One per cent. premium allowed New York Ez
chsnge.
Ke9k In-eas ies! = aets@-a'ssr-ssas=
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~ esmasns ~ Gen. IyOM
phiIndelnhia.A uO

kminucipuioS auk. oAs
The remains OF Gen. Lyon passed through
this city 1T 8 O'Clock this morning, escorted
BY the military TO the Trenton depot. The
Gags Of the city are ~ half mast. Numbers
crowded the streets through which the pro
cession paced.
Especial to Post.1
Washington, Aug. 81.
All tho regular correspondents Of loyal
newspapers are nov granted passes to cross
the Potomac, the temporary restrictions hsv-
iug been removed.
Government 10 using the new Treasury
notes in part payment Of the clerks in the
Departments.
Advices received from Western Virgins
stats that the loyal men in that region a.s
RAPIDLY soliating IN the selantees service. A
Union meeting has just been held 10 Alsxsn
dria, w.
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war, wrrY war,

Recruiting ofhce on Second Street, between Main
and johnson.
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Washington. Aur. Al.

-
Lieut.. III. Ward, late OF the Macedonian,
Who lately resigned, arrived 10 New York on
the ReIeass, on Friday, and has been sens to
r. Lafayette.
The Navy Department bad the Potomac
river examined last night between this city
sod Fort Washington for boass uhich may
be used for transporting contrsband articles
across. Is were brought up 10 tho Navy
Yard.
Letters to Western Kentucky to the DON
tinued Postofioes should bs addressed via
Louisville.
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THE NATIONAL LOAN.

THE REBELS ExPECTED To GET
ST. LOUiS.
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Arrival ana Closing 81 ~ ais u hi
Keokuk Post office.
ARRIVALS.

Eastern Nail arrives daily lSandsys excepted) via
Plymouth, ats O'Clock p. N.
st. Louisiana Southern Mail arrives daily Except
Aondays) At p. m.
Western Mail arrives daily Except Sundsys) ..
llp.m.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except Sundays
Ut p.m
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily (ex-
ecp SundayD at5p.m.
Charleston Mail ttri-weekly) arrives Tuesdsys
Thursdays and Saturdays at I p. m.
Bav export and Rock Island mail, {tri- week ~
arrives on Iresdays Thursdays and Sal urdsys, at
o. N.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POLLOCK,

Gives notice that he has purchased the entire STOCK
Groceries and Store nxtures formerly owned by " III.
Austin Co., and viii coptinss the business 1t the old
stand,
HIS Main Street.
He win be assiseed By III. JOHN u. nlSBRR. whose
long sxpsrsnce and quslincatioas we'll known sAs
public.
Goods sod on the most favorable terms aad delivered
10 any part OF the city
All kinds OF Produce taken In exchange.
Sept q. ~.
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Capt. CLARK, In order TO 6ll out his company
OF sappsrs and Miners, offers the following in
ducements to my one who will bring him able.
DO lied men TO enlist. to-wit.
city lot in Iowa for IL men,
A farm Of 60 acres for IL
"65 :" 10
$50
as
/" $50
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CLOSING.

Eastern Mail closes daily (sxeept Saturday, At
SPIN.
81. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily (sxeept
Mon5ay.) at Sp. m.
Burlington Mail closes daily Except Saturdsysl
at p. N.
Western Mail closes daily texcept on Saturdsys)
ut clock p. m.
Carriages and Ply mouth II oil closes daily (exeept
6ssnrdsyslat sp. m.
davenport and Rock Island Mail ttri-weekly)
s'oseson Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridsys, II
6p. m.
Charleston Mail ttri-weekly) clo,es on Mondays
WEDNESDAYS and Fridays at 8 \. m.
On Sundays the Post Cfhce will be open from 9
toy q. m.
Aug. Is, 1861. j. B. HOWELL, P. NJ.
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THE CAMANCHEs JOIN THE BAR.
HAngANs.
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Please annouNes the nsne ofORANvTLLE ".
PITTMAN - IN iudepenAspt candidate for the
ONCE Of Sheriff Of Lee County, u the next October
elsctis p.
ksoksk, July 18th. 1891.
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Announcements.
FOR SHNRIFF.

FOR 6H0kIFR.
~ We are authorised 70 a. pounce the naus q
JOHN n. HIATT, Ed, - . candidate for 81
once OF Sheriff Of lee Couaty. Uy3el
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kebei Forces IN south Missouri.

hGDei OFCee b0 SOut0 MtseOuSb.
Roiia, Mo-, Aug. 80.
The correspondent OF the ST. Louis Dem
ocrss fsruishss the following item: Partiss
from Springfield report that . skirmish had
taken place in veroon county, east Of Fort
SCOTT, between rol. Montgomery Of the Kan
sas forces and the rebel troops under Rains.
forcemepis had been sent to Rains from
Springfield. Six thoussnd rsbsls were sp-
oamped at Pond Spring. Another sncsmp-
ment Of over 5000 men 1t spring south Of
the Fayetteville road. There we're also 20
campmepss GEAR Springfield. Gen. Mcbride
With 1.U00 man passed through Dads county
last week in . northwest direction, sD6 ,OO(
men were at Dry Gladss 10 DAds eoan,y
devastating the country. Every vessige ol
property belonging 10 Union men 10 Gresa
county had been seized.
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y AN 4 D

WET NURsE for IN infaat month old -
- Apply T. VIM. THOMPSON CO., cor. Main
and Second Streets.
Aaguss Ssh, te6l-d3t.
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THE GREAT WABASH VALLEY
R.1IL RO.1D ROUTE.
aR

From Quincy % To1OC1o
WITHOUT CHANGE OF GERS.
Until further notice, the NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
will leave Quincy Mt $40 p. ~ the arrival OF
the HAMILTON BELLE, from Kcokak.
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M. HATES, HE1URr TOsT. LOUIS

WALL sTnEET ThYING TO DC
e. M8 TATE.
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MISS LUCY l. SEYMOUR will open School
III q tie Central School House, on Monday Sep.
tembor ID.
TUiTIoN 50 80 per term Of - weeks, to be
psii seiors las uiadc Of the term. 4.
Keokuk, August 2sth, 1861.