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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

ThE Ls"ce The pik or ;s,ir- As a wea
ion "l "ltenec, in The hsnda vi nla,e nui determined
n'c": Is not 10 10 ~desplsrd. Sone d these weapons
have uircudy been fabricated To- be puL in the han't=
u cuinpahius ESPECIALLY forming Tor that ,ervieu.-
Wn SEC that Wal;:r Harrison, ESQ, formerly
Colonel VI the First Virginia Iegiuielt, who Is
Il graduate oI The NtrgiGig MI. tarJ Institute, is rai5
liIh regiment Vtgiuia "o.Gntesrn, C"Iouel john Ii.
Richardson. Ttni ludur III. able iIrec;ivu 81 Col.
Harrison they vii 10 good service, nc 10 not doubt
Tor All ~:1.=tant, AMI, therefore, w'ah tLe va:etpfise
cerfG.t .raScs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
AUC1!en SIZES,
Ht Il EN'r ptINE& co.
DRY GOODS ST ayCTfaN

i GOODS ST .AgCTIRN
s% THURSDAY, the t!ea lost, a. ous Ware HJrs>:
~ commencing ii IL O'Clock. we thau sell Misn.u: re.
,crse, /. large mad desirable s,sorfuisbto q
STAPLE ASD FANCY GOODs,
inc'.tIrg a large 1T o. beautiful Fancy Si.As .ut stas:
Dee. GScda. Also ao7u. enc ,hoa.aod piec-- Z piiio -ai
Ii su.rd - Is. Mu,i!ns. Checked c~snbricJ. Jace. y, iia:i
sicsilrs. Curtain Mnslns, &c
b!a,k Aii..ecas, l.ish Llners. Pant stuGs, SILK I'D cotE-
Hrndks.uhIet,. C!oths, Ca.!ners. EEs'.oSs. Black sas
N.:ai-. :p.Sia:i.risj cid nsHy olaEs very scsEcs gods.
~ tERG- CASH. hk%T, fhlHs& CO..
hTi,l yi-,js Auc,ioneas.
IITgluS sALE Ok nllEfAHi CLtTi!
! OUR WAREHOUSE, u TIE BASIN, CuMiE-I..
u!.u ~ wtD%EstAY. .FklL SuIH, AT y
7 I. ~ =iiny OF lie Bo.TJ OF directors Of TIE GhfS-
Il SHAM WnuIES c. @?Ani, hr.: Oh tie l"h Of
Aus.i. So. Il, w!.!-L 81! q lie G..C.HI:, .eIs pTesci:, /:
80: gcaG!!.crsiJ
N,soIT-I. la.t =, 5000 Sc ;S p.etsat ofisIs hTC ..ei,
n: rreits .: lie Company Le !hsiEGSivi j. :uiGra T. efb.
l.. weekly aGci:"n sh:cs, al! az III goods isaEuihCi-:c:s =.
this ccmuauS, con nyScIny On "tphErEaf, tEr Svta ):
AprIl, siL- Whist l.sy .hca be on had, mn coCitE:!pS
TIE .a!e: CT eye:y sGccreu.rs MecEesIIy, a.;t. .H.;L.=i
e:i"rzi u ;Aiu Heard.
Ia accordance VIII. ;as GaGve iev"'ct.6r, sc sh@i. SO.
The UooGs mrIIfsrtctod u Ia, Somraay. a. OF! Y SO
hou''r On Tie rhsin. 81 IL u, un ever! HIDaLs.!i,
con.f"rlcinf the 6c:h .as;sa., shd he hlteEitoh o. r.:l!t..
y cuiarh..ei, - veil as caters AID :s~'sIs. -re lBNloi
10 ~ Is ihr GOODS viii lie put W ny lie single piSSe y!
'Ecaty or twenty-five yatLs H.La Ne lf!vhE:: ~ "h-t
IIav Re ~ LtGd a. :c Tho Of ssi-.
ID c-F :v.oI7 a;u -scIs!Se!y .rdiso Eue Ate Greg,
ana "a. he relied IN.
,t3- TeEY.-GaeG - detv,-s.
LNEHShAW \ Co, Hcy.ts,
Ami .s-E,.a. Crtu-.aS IL oC.,- { trS.py.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
''Drs AsrrIsur." This splendid c,!nps.

ny, so'ntHah'!rl 's iaptn'n hvf:is }. M0nlsonicry,
ah'I numbering about - innn, H.i! take NJ. tlia line
Of h"rs'' t'i camp Lee thi- morning. THIS com
p""y a. '"!il"'ae: Vi a"!l: o! tho hns: 'ntIerisi IN
Tho S"itl and We icrl a,-u'ci tEal thr hainUi -:
SuGtfioin Independence could te entrusted 10 noDs
Who would hight more sullHntly ~ liz dricnrc.-
tnp'Ain Montgomery VIZ iormerl, Llan.si,aut Colo
i"I =! the sd regiInciit A~lsrylnnI state Militia, al1!
l. -a,A 10 be MI excellent; 6Ilicrr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

aaSksT- Es RI -, T. Es4-s
i! I. ri L s l.,
~ I'Gi-- =. SG5, between tn AID s,h s'rseH
trrI b."- .it;rs ne Spoissotrkt AIG9
E.cRsoaD, Va,
frs=; -Ts .Ec7rnBsD 7AcItITiis. 40 sS-x>s1na.
~ 1rs. .tia6s IL either dspao SSSSSc8&
yS@:!sts2, ~rt:|pt'5 aid "a ta-IIITY~
--St-c =@S.S41 IL Vie :tuay aaeYi ,lct & Els pro
'"i3E u; .-:iTo siiT, since tho lsss, nc iLeis
~ &: s:rLaI s.t.s:-.tiaa 81 ,n:t- "a !svor tn mia
H'::asa
Flu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

aAroa's Crch2. ArhIL Sial.--inatp pa W
Morgan, whc hsd obtr.ied a;1tsc!E :n.o tieHfy Nc
Ghec's nouso, W Fralkiio 81, ha..ug boen ~srr..tet
by Lieut.. Carter. ol :ae police. w.s sdt. ,aishsd .u!
discharged.
jerry, I sia'r, "sn Ur.ofed tatLiy-:::o iHshea in
throwing Eycl= - Mr.. Peter EDst. carriage. ia
wEs induced u the Sc: becal.se 60 "h'~E suois E.:!
with E!s ship Ter ye.,;uy ~ h,1TGG. y
Tli0G.. lio.iias, charges Va ulten4 p,ilg 10 pas.
ca Nl. =. L. Clarke i s:v ocsi;s Con;licratc Trcu
rury Io;G. gaze L-!o mother 81 security inf s2oy iW
lis aplr.fance iVr : ;urtEer tYduluAiior-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
STATEMENTS OK TEE KNEhy.

The following items aro extracted fr,m the
Philadelphia Enquirer" Of tho 10Th inst -
Many of these which refer to US our readers
will recognize IS untrue, frcm the fscta hcIe-
tcfure Ibid bcfuIo them,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
GEN, Wool.

'i"J"F 'foaefhi W COl to-day .alef.: upon ri!
nifty first year of active service in the army
Of the United States. No mar il the army
has Z higher reputation as IL 3iscipiinariar
and tact;cisn, ana 40 moro su:lAble recogni-
tich vi hia services could bo madb Uy the Gov
erhtuer; than 20 give him ;heoIder to lead ali
command, which hiss bcen for uicn;hs pre-
paied, to the battlefield. Norfolk is yet il
possession OF tho rebels. Let the ve,cFsn .
dfty yeNra capture urd occupy il,
TIE IRON clips.
THIS morning Gov. B~rry, OF NcH Hanp-
shire, Col E S. S,ndford, COMMISSIONS Bsr.
clay snd Or. Bigslos visited The iron b%atteris;
Monitor" and ~'Nsnsstuck."
FORTRESS SioSsog, April LITTLE Meiri
mac has not come oIt, AID uothing has tcer
| seen OF her to-day. The tide has been low
and this may hav= kept her in. Early il iii,
morning a rebel tug ran oul from botind Sew
ellis Point, bat soon returned. Later ID hi
day there was q large DIRE in tho woods on tn,
| Poiui, apparently FROM the burning Of brush
which engaged the attention o: the curi0us ant
gave rise to some speculations that th4 refell
we're building u HeT battery there.
WASHINGTON, April 18th Despatched 70
:eived iiou Old Point mp to nina o'clock thi'
morning report sll quiet, Various rumor
We're curronl about the Merrimac, but nothing
reliable was known. she had not made he
appearance up to the hour above referred 70.
FokFsEas MONROE, April l5-4 P. II.
Hon. E NJ SrAHToS
Nothing mas occurred since my dispatch &
this morning to distisrb tue quiet ,hen ien's
secuted.
Tho fine weather is very favorable for Ii,
operations ut Yorktown, and il is probsbl;
that General Mcclellan will soon be able Il
open biz batteries 1t the fu1titicitions vi th,
elomy.
The French Mlaister honored ;ne wiki
visit this no rhiIg. He has gore 10 Norfolk
and will 90 10 Redmond. On entering tn
fort | gave hin d ssluta ii thirteen glhs.
J0uyE Wool. Msi3r General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

=, ~ e A1tlc ALTuOtsiZ FL go as-
30 n5uace Mr. LETiAE. HARtlEa IL u Candidate :or
Tie House vi delegates, IL oil the VACANCY cr-arti b! tie
reeignut.on OF Di;hHri lIDy, fsq.
Petersburg papers please copy.
April lV-tf.
St~ We ARE authorized " TL'rGn:e JAMES !.
49, seldom, ESQ, y. d CT ndltr. f"r Congress-,
to ILL the Vacancy Cheated Uy IL i"-it ~. Ia 81 GeheIaI
Z. a Pryor. AprHI
S@,Go IRE EDITORS off The En-
6 QCiRER:-You ere authorized 10 hcnouE:s
Hon. u. z. MEADE, Of Petersburg, ss . %csntidstt 10 r..
prssen; The Fourth District in the Congress CT tie CoHtsde
rate States, In the place u:ade Vacant b. tic resignation
General koyel 4. Pryor. Ap ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

n~.SPECIAA NOTICE.
49, LEE MALLURfs WAR iLII:rNATlGTH.
In consequence OF the crowd, nightly sftenjir: ,hess
exhibitions, II Il impossible - seG.::e sI-:s anI-ds &C.
crrtj during tho day The b1 Ditcr a: hstForoa:an
Hall Will 20 opea rron. = !. ". III r NJ, Were seat. ca
be secured, HITEorT EzTR4 cz.hGE.
By eelec!ihy seat. during the LAY ps::.ss VII is'e tasfi'
selyes f.Gu unuyyaGI-s wash cAunet oElrt9is We A"c"t
I'd. LIE IALLuE1I
nol:5 hctig jiaLtseF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

SrlsHixG.-Yes,crday as the hour fur al
!ournInriii waNed nrnr nj hand, lhe.u were Ii,ei,
times III the rotulda OF tho Capitol. Mc=slp:er>
"cfr %hurTyirv ~ 10, !as'c tom the Senate ~ :he
House. aiL from The liGl:>e 10 the Senate, H!:h
hnnLr !G:i III L.li-, aud there @as ever Add nn"n. u
IGriI III thr Outsiders 10 qr! into the lails wtun tho
ac:frt -,- .Cu LJ,: - were "pclIrI TOR IA ti6!II"II,. N@
TcntaIc IL cay tin; ;l.rTc VS. m0rc bEsIIc:s done
bctwccu lie hDar- Of ~ !. u. ind T.. ID, a.l
more eaFns-tne=- i.apinjcl b al hands, tia. Ia.
rim: ~. ilro, ,iat- u the session, I,rf!raIa n fath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

SEnaNV3LLE Il. G,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES office,
RIoaaoSD, April Z, ls62
u! ST.; SCNDAT, MARCH esth, tas psOsenses
i..:., ":!i IN a. follows:
GOING WEST.
- .s.!: !.,s=: Richmond is,iy .! : L. d., sad at
!. ys1v:i;r s:G.iS p. ~.
~s-i.T!Ie Il e,gaSca E!;a ;ts l.Ains on the South
|~aE7I.a i,f !l< Yves:
cuNlSG FErT.
:! .:,:- .r,T~, tI.n7iiE Tally al 9 4. 81, and asFiyei
@=.5Hi .;.f NJ.
;.-iTi=. : scLL-cts s.tt ths tr alas on The South
.-saiS:roTo AID tst.fs1drs.
Il. II. CARTER,
~ General Ticket Age6I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

Chau,berlafu'u Onlcc,t
hIcHaosD. April 7, lso3
-cs::;. !::',ntiJ OF firginia having by al sci
~-:=:':, .:t las Of Aps.i, lsh2, required all etrPo'
:. -: Co.. ,"'der which have issued rottt. biils and
>'.h,-.s SG:roHcJ 10 s-ii IL aGd fedeen ue sarle
"'4'-t's pa;er Hhsu presented IL sums u uhe OF
/ ',"a... aoiyc !. hsIsty giTen ~ the holderi oi the
H-:ij u: " VI kictriurl To prrssut The s'lu
;s It,.a -s!aiu u th- city, ~ rhom they van
:-.i, z:.,. ....su,,s "a suns G; VII or more dol.
IT, !: "a. C.1aci;. a. ". MORTON,
:: Chamberlain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
BY rag GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

BY ions T. CnnAs, Deputy. Apl Ta-c!iscEt
zig Country paper. OF tile Stat. sopy three limss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
SEVERAL ORDERS.

EXTRACT.
.,,u.rtcr- pep's. of Kfenrie"L,
Iisa's' SlCnMoSD, VA, April IL, lsO..
NEnER.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

THE EATIONAL DEFENCE asS5'iA'
Tl0h BAZAAR.
faIaIa Association has engaged elsssct raaTs soiLsF o.
4 Broad and s;h stfeots for q BAZAAR, aud "Ni De fs,oJ
10 receive doustlous OF all kinds on next Monday.
Al Communication should DC Addressed 10 i.'' l.
W. VERSION, box Sac. Manager Of ta:sef sta sa''s'-
ponttnR secretary Of n. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
,.s.a4"sr1er- psr,st OF i%aearien,.

: CVOFIk,
:. AIJuaul sud iusJ'.GI,r dGEe.si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

SHCr AI.-Ile sclJiers .euEnli Isl vnriCus
offences Il. tx suasI toisc On ruuklia street
King & Lumbeih's OLD stand, Lave proved 30 oh
5t.el ~lascly tna; The peysonv in charge Lsv,
oeer neesasilated 10 Use military law N:ta ine@ il il:
,~tric!est aeilse. lssterdaJ o,sniIg, sit-t being re
psa:ediy cs2tiorct, "re ~ tue soldiers i".l Ls hrsG
out 81 & SiGst3T when chs oi:ha guard discharged bh
and chipping tho-o-I:k@ nj Il cvEslirrEule rate. &c
mo!c Ee#1a T;etc pokrc oai that eT1u!:y, hut /; ia
StIcueiy probable That VIC shall heru soon :" fr
LJft lEs: ;h!ne Gi:ectufuua sIiill LIZ: TIED Tie
U3s iHI XEGIIIIrLt yI.r too c!teL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

PosTroHru. = 10 consequence d Tic incl2-
moo, Of ;hv H"a;hsr, last u,-li".. lisr r~nr=rsu.n-
nlant,n ard 81 tie Indies t,.ituiiai Dyieucr Asst
cato,n VA necessarily :"ys:ponst. Due notice will
be g.,rn 81 the i'm. aai p!arc-whcn aud where it
shalt tc held.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

:;rAArEbE W= iesvn ,h,: durin. no Ell
tcttuthment nj iioI;Ileliu Hail, oi Saturday GlIn,,
LT tie minstrel troupe, ~ iail1in pt :era enierhd
for thu butp0He 81 nfresIinx scVeful members Of The
troupe, and eElisting t''e!n IN ah3tact company, 10
do roue "hcsvier business" The individuals
sought Tor, however: no -oonrI obtained Il glimpse
OF tho vol known o.tc1,s, tlun ttey iGado tracks
upCE tie order 81 lAuii going bur TenI al "Gce
thI"Gli: IL. bhJE loot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

ArsT4'u4 I.gHI judge l.yona' Corr.
couEaspcei its sessicu :setatle,. administration
on > Lumber CT eet=;4e were srGnted. UarTey
Wash, indicted is: passing counterfeit moleJ. ge7e
pail itr tir APPEARANCE AZ the .cxl teII. Tie
CSUh ss5s sEain today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

- $50 ,ru, th;, urder 10 any particular Will be
!rr'S' ,,g', = ,r.Ye enence, AMI will DC subjected
.'s . .ss. IvpshmenI Sc may be Imposed ly q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

: sa. ,.:s. Gzaersl $50. u W.Spss.
- /. Il. PAGE,
A. 4. Geueral
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

IAGO.-Two Cases tse0 loso Sage ses sal. b ~,
hHrch1 UofAS W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

. The Nov Yu,k 'Herald'9' WaSLjustou cor
rcspondeaca, APR! 18th, s,ya:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
Important To Iowa Soldiers In th<
keokuk III ospliAls.


Under the provisions Of the act of the
recent Extra Session Of the Legislature
of this State, all the Iowa soldiers now in
Hospitals in this city are entitled to vote
here in the same manner and for the same
officers as if at home. One of the Com
missioners who will be sent here to take
the vote of the 30th and seth Regiments,
will be authorized TO take the vote of the
soldiers in the Hospitals also. This is
well, for the soldier who is unable to serve
10 the field will be glad of an opportuni-
ty to vote for vigorous prosecution Of
the war against the rebels.
The soldiers in the Hospitals are from
so many different Counties that they will
probably not be supplied with printed tick
cts, and it stands them in hand 10 be
looking out for their tickets rs once, aud
when they cannot procure printed tickets
have them written
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
BY TELEc r APH /.
Night. Report.
THE REBELS ROUTED AND
RETREATING.
Louisville, Oct. 10th, p. II.

aga Louisville, Oct. 10th, p. N.
Early yesterday morning, Buell. attack
ed Bragg's force at Chaplin creek, in the
immediate vicinity of Pefryville. A
short but terrific fight ensued, when the
rebels broke and retrcatet rapidly over
three dividing roads southwark. Our
forces are in close pursuit, aud hope to
bag the lot. At last accounts Gen. Gil
bert's forces were in the rear of the reb-
els, and some below them Military ex-
igences require the suppression of the
name of the place. No further accounts
of the losses on either side
Louisville is in great anxiety and ex.
element, respecting the fate of our sol
dlers IN the pending battle. Capt Alder
show, Jackson's Adjutant, is on his way
hither from Bardstown with the remains
of Gems. jackson and Terrill and Col
Webster of the 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
San Francisco, Oct 9.

The markets are without interest, ex-
oept fair jobbing trade. Importers find
it difficult to force sales at anything like
warrantable rates. Many goods are arriv-
ing via the Isthmus, with instructions to
sell and remit gold by steamer, which
caused general depression and distrust,
regarding the future OF the market for
leading stores. At
The proposals said to be urged at
Washington for raising 10000 cavalry in
California is regarded here as impractic-
able if they are intended to enter the ser
vice before the fall Of '63. They could
Dot start across the plains before April or
May, arriving in the month of July or
August in worn down and half starved
condition. 10000 cavalry horses would
cost in California twice their value in the
Eastern States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11

Washington. Oct 10.


During the last quarter ending with
September the Post Office Department
issued to Post Masters lO3, 1928. 525 pos
tage stamps, as is shown by the bill OF the
National Bank Note Company. These
stamps represent the aggregate amount
of $3, ll6,O68, or more than l ,349, Ais
for the quarter ending 30th Of June. "A
large proportion of the last issue is yet
in the hands of the Postmasters unsold,
though no doubt half million dollars
worth Of postage stamps arc in circulation
as currency. The National Bank Note
Company have furnished postage stamps
as well as Treasury Note currency in ad-
vance Of contract, and are constantly ex y
tending their facilities for increased daily.
supplies. E0aa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
New York. Oct. 10.

Nassau papers announce the arrival, on
the ed, Of the steamer Leopard, from
Charleston, 8. c., with cargo Of cotton
and rice to the accession house of Adder
ly Il Go. Shesreports that soon sitter
leaving Charleston. firing was heard which
is supposed to have been directed towards
the steam ship Hero, as this vessel was
expected to leave about the same time
Her fate is not known
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
Washington, Oct. 10.


John Ross, accompanied by commission
er of Indian affairs, Dole and Col. Coffin,
superintendent of the southern Indian d.
vision. had conference with the Presi-
dent this afternoon, on business connect
ed with Cherokee and other Indian tribes
BY the contributions of the people, in
response to the appeal heretofore made,
the medical department has been supplied
with immense quantities of lint and
dressing, and, therefore,no more is requir-
ed.
Gov Evans, of Colorado, is here 10 or
der to make arrangements for the protec-
ton Of that Territory from Indian depre-
dations and guarding the overland routes
by which the people are furnished with
domestic supplies.
Intelligence was received, to-day, in
official quarters, that the Sioux Indians in
Minnesota, have ceased their hostilities
and are surrcndcSlne, and further, the
military authorities were at the latest &C.
counts severely furnishing the most prom
inent of the guilty parties. The entire
number of warriors does not exceed 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
Cairo, Oct, 10.

Cairo, Oct, 10.
The body Of the Rebel Lieut.. Col. For
rington came up from Columbus in charge
Of his father, this morning. 1t will be
taken home to st Louis for interment.-
Our loss at Natchee River estimated ut
so; Rebel loss is thought to be less.-
We captured II cannons, 20 cMssions and
375 prisoners.
Hurlbut has rsturned to Bolivar and
Ross is supposed to occupy Grand June
ton. 1922
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11

LTWe call attention to the letter of
Monroe his account of the battle is spir-
tied, and we only regretted that it did not
come to hand sooner.
The Democracy hereabouts know Mon
ROE" and we direct their attention to the
"slgns Of the times" as gathered from his
views.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11
Military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal Aug 30.
Hereafter 40 sales Of intoaiest.Lg lqpora will he
permitted 10 enlisted o. H., rileo States A rnv
In this city
Persons selling In violation OF tits order will be
arrested, ana stringent measures taken 10 prevent
repetition Of the ofsnse.
J. II. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-11

WILLIAM A. BAICHELoR,s celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 70 be distinguished from nature
warranted MOTTO injure the hair the least; remedies
the i'll effects or bad dyes and in vigorses the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns
asplsndid black or brown leaving the hair sott and
besutifui. Sold by all druggists, ke.
The genuine 10 81 ensd WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
thu fosr s.scs of saeA boz.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
23s Broadway and l6 Bond Street, lte6-dtwly
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Washington, Oct. 8.

Yesterday General Stahl made re-
connoissancc to Aide, where he captured
80 or go prisoners, whom he paroled !;
and also took several wagons and ambus
iances. A large force Of rebel conscripts
are at Gordonsville, which seems 70 b.
their main gathering place.
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sepsi-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
X y SHIPPERS.
OF and after this date Powder viii be allowed
sold In keokuk without permits OF The undersigned
any Kind of Arms wbstever, nor unisons ot War
has also been ordered hy HE special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not 70 allow Goods Groceries.
except In limited quantities for family use, go into
Missouri or the souiher tier Of Counties.
Tbs ob!eci Is 10 Keep supplies from the rebels or
armed la ds u aer rilias In Northeast Missouri
JOHN kTANNus,
surveyor ofthe Port Of Keokuk.
kookuk, Aug. u, 1862.
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Notice to shippers ana Carriers.

BJ al -lIAtr tfem tAe Treasury Departme Mt, Ship
reft snd Carriers ersquirsd before to ship
Inenis Of Goods or Salt amounting TO over $3.50 10
places 10 tAe Arpt ard seoend ~ eerhtes
Southern border of She State q Iowa, To Gle III the
Custom House oscs 8, keokuk. lows, an oath pre-
scribed BY The Tr+utnry Del srmsn also TO execute
bond, With approved s,Ities, thaithe goods therein
described shall not be ported, sold used any
way, TO give aid comfort 10 insurgents r to
synps,xers with those in rebellion against The Gov
sr.iraeni VI thr United States.
hlsnks can be obtained and instructions gwen al
the Surveyors Office
JOHN sTANNCs
Surveyor OF the Port
Custom House Office. Keokuk, Aus 70, i2-aug4s-dtf
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Offtcers KiI,ed.
Louisville, Oct. |


Among the Perryville casualties We'd
nesday, are killed, Gens. Jackson and
Terrlli, acting Brig. Gen. Webster and
Little, of thiu; Lieut.. Cof. Jerrett and
Maj. Campbell, of the 18th kentucky
cavalry; Col Pope of the same regiment
is wounded. There is no confirmation of
Gen. Sherdan's death. Gen. Rousseau
is reported slightly wounded
COL Woolford, LIST Kentucky cavalry,
after FIVE charges, took 2 batteries, and
the enemy, after hard fighting, were driv-
en- miles
The foregoing relates to Wednesday 8
fight. Various rumors are in circulation
concerning fight on Thursday, said to
be favorable To the Federals, but is trace
able to no authentic sources. At head
quarters, II O'Clock Friday morning have
received no adsices from the battle field
later than Wednesday evening.
Our forces in that fight were abeut l5,-
600 infantry, s batteries of artillery and
$500 cavalry, but we're reinforced toward
the close of the engagement. The rebel
force has not been estimated.
No accounts yet of losses on either side,
but are supposed to be large from the
mortality among fed officers.
A large ambulance train is now leaving
Louisville to bring the wounded hither.
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JUST RECEIVED.

And for sale low, at d. S.ern's, Main
Street, near the Levee, large lot Of Mil
itary Vests. sky and dark blue Pants,
Blouses and Caps. Also, Negligee. Cas-
simere and Flannel Shirts, Trunks and
Satchels of all kinds and sizes, &c. De-
Cali and see. DIT
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TO THE NERVOUS OF BoTH SKxEs.-
Retire Clergyman hAvI ing been restored health in
{, aats after many yu&rs of great So eeSibg 10
wi4lLF assist others by sending ttrec receipt
of postpaid directed eayeIope q copy Of the pre-
iptl Ion used. Direct 10 the REV. JOHN n DAG
NALL, ict Fulton street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
ftet