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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
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Philadelphia, Sept l3.
The Bulletin is out, with an extra, with
the following:
Harrisburg, Sept, l3.
Men are wanted by companies. Phil
adclphia should respond Immediately -
There is no time for delay.
A heavy battle has been progressing
south Of Hagerstown for the last four
hours. We have been teleeraphing all
day for home guard reserves, and hope
they will report in companies, as all 9TH
ers do. Send along the men.
Adespaich has just Beef received from
Col. Thomas A. Scott, Of Harrisbur g /,
stating that battle is going on, below
Hnge rstown, between Jackson and Miles
forces, and calling on all troops to rush
to Harrisburg. Our citizens are making
a promt response. Hundreds of armed
men are rushing through the streets, for
the Pennsylvania Central railroad, who
are prepared to forward 10000 men to
Harrisburg. The reported retreat of
jackson, is not credited in well informed
circles here, and the active preparations hf
the Governor indicate that he does not
put much trust in it. II is more proba-
bic that the rebel army Las selected Viii
Transport as base OF operations, and is
establishing a connection with Virginia at
that point The Chambersburg telegraph
operator says that he heard firing all the
afternoon, from the vicinity of Martins
burg.
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times, to get the seat of war transferred
from the enemy's country to our own soil,
destroying their own forces by tens Of
thousands by disease. and wasting money
by millions upon millions to no other pur-
pose than their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
the advantage of the rebellion
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-E Dr. Bailey, Of Van Barren county,
recently sent 10 st. Louis, on q charge of
discouraging enlistsments, came up on the
packet Saturday evening. We presume
that he was released OH giving bail, but
are not informed of the reasons of his
discharge from custody
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CapatoI Correspsn d ace.

Desmoine, Sept. 18th, 1869.
EDrEoR GATE CITY;-Legislature ha.
adjourned; the Session was shor. and
sweet, the members being disposed to
work. | doubt whether there ever were
more acts passed, in any assembly in
the same length of time. The speeches
have been, usually, short and to the point.
AloCrary's speech against fraudulent Ex-
cnptions from military duty. was the best
of the Session, and has the true ring. l
can't begin to tell you all the Bills passed,
but ! am satisfied that the interests OF
the people have been subserved.
The Negro Exclusion Bill, was scout
ed with Indignation No such concrete
ipiquity can be gotten through an Iowa
Legislature, thank God. Lane, Of Scott
county, who is an honor to that county,
spoke noble words Of manly Indignation,
at the very introduction Of such an afro,
cious piece of Internal inhumanity
Yours, &c, GRAaFts.
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Phila Sent LIZ.

THIIaItTpH1a SEPT. 10.
The following despatch was received
from Gov. Curtin;
Harrisburg, Sept. IL, 3 o'clock p. m.
He contradicts the report that no more
troops arc wanted in Harrisburg. at once
| want troops at once, and in companies;
| cannot wait for the forming of brigades
and regiments. We are passing forward
troops every hour.
[Signed, A. G. CURTIN.
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Batchclor's Hair Dyo...The Bestin
lhc " GRID.

WILLIAM A. BAICHkLok's celebrated II air Dye
produces eoior not 10 be distinguished
warranted not to injure the hair tho remedies
the Ill elects OF bad dyes and inyscsles the hair for
life GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splshdid black brown, leaving the hair soft and
bsauuiu. soid-by all druggists, &c.
The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEIop
yosr ssses et sseA bex.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. Late
YES Broadway aud IL Bond Street, (ieS-dA~1y
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bs'ebtott lows Aug. II, 'bz. }
GsHeral ordcv, No. z.
Is oiihs utncsi ifpJ iAaithe Regiments
a v.A Volunteers now in IL, field should be niied
" to the a&iu standard, Rceruititr orscers Ter
these Regiments Viii use every enaeasol gave car
eslsi4on III tLeir inantea,e vicinity 10 ihe following
extracts from ordefs OF tAe "a az Department, viz:
Exiraet l. All mex who dssirs .iAsi, or by sqaaas
70 ,oD any particular Regiment or company la the
aeld hereby authorised present themseisest 10
any % the ktcrGliBg Oihcers for these Regim enIs
si.ptA.s all! a.. Ell eiied and forwarded once 10
he DE- otel lclet tor tie State there be duly
tered AAG u leesse HE houht. allowed by law. In
such enlistment papers and Descriptive Lists
Sill Le lar s4e a t4ttsefat order
lis, VI le5I, ileA tLe Llao4l als Il The Array, which
proyla.s ,Aat duplicate shall De forw ard
cd With each NAH, and Descriptive list fyr tie
squad.
q The attention OF Recruiting Officers is pArtfcu-
lary directed Par 80, General Arm, Regulations
which provides thai k,etui,t thal b. iowara.d from
Eel1tatoas 10 btsyts r! aAys, anu oflener il
r.e.ieaui. pto,iutd ID. inter disposable exceeds
three, Faureto e.liig lib The above keRuiai .ons
Will incur the peuait3 ot dso1t aiense TO ofden.
Recruits ior oia kegine will receive, when
accepted iito the s. sersi,e, - premium and 81
OF the sioo bounty to be paid thea this Depoy
and ote month advance la! NLen tles JOIN the kegi
neuts.
Recruiting rendezvous have teen established up-
eharx. regularly detailed ocers at lhe 10!
MT. Pleasant newton, Fairfield, NibtoB, Cha lilo T.,
Washington, Des AoiDes, Otiumw q, Jeunelt btuls
lndepsno enee, keoAak, MaIipn. bellevue, Bu4itng-
ton bfooklyp Dubugtt sAt. - isaIlds.
BY order, a.. IL. hEk DEks mont,
tapi - aftJ, 30, y Vol. X. 5, Iowa.
j. W AhisAI, lst Lieut., ID Iowa cavalry, aud
l-4E IL. n hem
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HORTICULTURAL.

The Fall Exhibition of the Keokuk
Horticultural Society viii be held To
morrow, the 10th inst; afternoon and
e,ening, in the Hall over the Gate City
Office. A full list of premiums is offered
for which, see handbills. Open at 9 P
NJ and at 7 p NJ.
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Louisville, Sept. Is.

A gentleman from Frankfort arrived
here to-day, says there are only 100 reb.
el cavalry there. Reliable information
received says Bragg is now at Tompk:ns-
Vile Two deserters from Buck ners ar
my say that Buckner was at Sparta on
sunday last, with 10000 men marching
toward Kentucky.
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DEArH IN Mr.. BLArR's FAMILY.-T

DEArH IN Mr.. BLArR's FAMILY.-The
Washington Star of Saturday evening
says:
The community, generally, will sympa-
thize with Post Master General Blair and
his family on the unexpected decease of
lovely daughter, which took place on
Thursday, in Philadelphia. For several
weeks the child was i'll, and on Monday
afternoon the mother left here with her
for visit to the springs Of Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania. Pressing duties preclu-
ded the absence of tn. father from the
seat of Government, but he had hopes of
the daughters recovery. On Thursday
afternoon, however, he received the excl
ting tldings Of her death. by telegraph.
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Washington, Sept. l3.

While coming into the city from the
Soldiers Home, to-day, President Lin
coln's life was put in peril BY his horse.
a spirited and powerful animal, running
away with him aud nearly throwing him.
He succeeded 10 checking his speed at the
cost of sprained wrist.
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Military NOTICE.

Once Of r,orosg MARSHAL, Aug 30.
Hereafter ne snies OF Intoxicating liquors viii be
permitted 10 enlisted tie United States Arnv
In this city.
Persons selling in violation Of this order will be
arrested and stringent measures taken to prevent q
repetition or the oGense.
J. NJ. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
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lithRAH FOX TIE SILVER GRKYB -
Having received commission 10 recruit for the s7th
Regiment Iowa Volunteer, Of men OF forty Ave years
and npxards- In HAI Hurea eeHsAt4 Ie~A. i tins
method Of inviting all such to address me- present.
ss The U = NJ Hospital, Keokul, Tor fart.et par
tieuiars. o. lOAER.
Hept,,-d2w
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Harrisburg, Sept. ID

Heavy artillery firing was hesrd at
Grecncastle and Chambersburg this NOR
ming, IL the direction Of Williamsport.
The main body Of the rebels do not
appear to have gone to HagefstoNn. The
division Of Longstreet il only there, num.
herring 90 to 30 thousand, apparently .
supply forage for the remai0d1rlof Che
army. FfsesiFaasss sol ssss 4
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EF Three more companies marched up
Main street on Saturday noon, just from
TIE West. They were escorted by fine
military band, and three banners flying.
The Both Regiment is full and the seth
is nearly full.
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Lagrange, Ky, Sept. 13.

Capt. Morris returned from scouting
expedition and reports 800 rebel cavalry
at New Castle. They captured the tele-
graph operator at Emincnce, and threat
ened to hang him unless he give them
his Instruments.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

- FUIETLkNs
ON aud after this date Powder Will be above
sold IN keokuk without be sAieh Of The 1Barr.gne1
Iof aHs md of Arms whatever, uniiels OF VI #f
IL has aiho been ordered ~ he spreia! AgeLt VI the
frrasuf. DEPARTMENT h0t IL allow Goods Groceries
eAe,pt IA limited sLAltiits fer family 20 into
Missouri or ths souther t.es 81 Counties
lie object Is 70 keep sapplics froa the rsbels or
armed hands Of gutrriliss III Norihs asst Nlatoun
JOHN kTaNNIs
Srfveyor eftbe Pofi Of heukuk.
Keokuk, Au.. IL. fr62.
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RECEIVED AT HosprTAL-From the la
dies Of Wilcox, Iii by the hand Of Miss
Austin casks fruit, jar apple sauce,
4 lbs fresh butter, bush. apples, sacks
biscuit, ] sack cakes, lbs. cheese, 4 gal
Ions milk.
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Fl. Monroe, Sept. II.

A sufficient number of steamers went
up with a dag of truce TO bring down the
5000 Union prisoners waiting transpor-
tatlon.
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MOVING FoRwARD.-Last Saturday
NJ sht seemed to be gala nigb among
our troops, especially the new lyFles, whe,
having orders to march, were enthusiasts
tic as they proceeded through the streets,
making the night air resound with their
cheers. Later in the night came the solid,
heavy tread Of the veteran corps q armee
under Franklin, followed closely BY the
respective corps of Sumner and Hooker,
(lste McDowell's.) They were less jubl-
liant, but undaunted. We noticed in Gen.
McCal's division of reserves, 40 doubt
the result of heavy marching and fatigue
duty, many of the brave fellows tagged
out and worn down. Washington In
telligencer, Sth.
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Mrs. GEo. r. SMITH,
/" CHAs. TAILOR,
/" j. +. TALBOT.

TROOPS ARRIvED.-The Twenty fifth
Missouri regiment arrived Thursday
morning in the city, from Corinth. The
force is In good condition, and will be or.
dered Immediately TO Northwest Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15

Harrisburg, Sept. Is,
The Mayor has issued a proclamation,
forbidding citizens leaving town, under
penalty Of arrest Martial law has not
been proclaimed.
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ketrsdtergsnan hA vluE betE restored health in
few days alter many yeats 81 great Su perIng, 10
wiling assist others b. sendng Gree on receipt
OF post-pAia directed envelope, copy VI the pre-
scri ptlo used. Direct 10 the REV. JOHN h. DAG
NALL, iro futon street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ljetx-o&Hsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15

T Lieu. John M-Auh.e, of Gen,l
Curtis Staff, arrived home on Saturday
evening, and was warmly greeted by his
numerous friends. He is looking well
and hearty.
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Philadelphia, Sept IS.

Military excitement intense. Large
numbers of armed citizens leaving for
Harrisburg.
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Political Meeting.

Hon, j. +. WILSON and J. X. HoRNIsH, candi-
dates for Cong ess, In The LIST Congressional Dstre,
Of Iowa, viii address the people the following pla-
ces, at o'clock p. IN. Of each day:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


VIII address the People On The subject of Public AZ
fairs at The following named times and places. The
hour for the meetings Will be O'Clock p M:
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New York, Sept. ~.
Stocks active and better.
Money penty-3per cent, on call.
Sterling Ex change l3lai 3lt.
American Gold ne.
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The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev. Geo. Thach
er, Pastor of the Congregational Church,
has returned, and will preach on Sabbath
morning, the l4th inst, at the usual
hour.
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John sTANNus
TO YnE NERVOUS OF Born SxxEs.-

surveyor OF ILV FUft.
Custom hoose onaee. keokuk, Aus 10, 't2-aag2S-dtf
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fS The new steamer Eagle will leave
daily at | o'clock ?. M. for Quincy, and
returning arrive at Keokuk at 7 o'clock
a. m, making sure connections with trains
at Quincy going East, and with the trains
here going West and North.
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THE GATE CITY
MONDA Y, SEP TENDER is:

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pred and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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bD- Officers army regulation caps of
sPosGKD CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS
made to order by c. H. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
sept9-d3w.
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pECRUlTS WANTED FOR THE
18th Regiment Iowa Volunteers.

Over six months In service and now in camp at Bo-
var Tennessee, in Gen. j. NJ Tuttlets low Brigade.
Each recruit viii receive on being mustered in, four
dollars recruiting fee twenty five dollars United
states bounty, months pay tthrteen dollars in
advance and seventy five dollars United States boun
ty at the end Of enlistment
.ohty able-bodied men wanted, who will be fur
hshed win subsistence and good quarters Join
aLa WIN eoshing on arriving the general reBdez
Yona at pavsnport.--
Recruits permitted 10 en- ter such company OF the
regiment as they may prefer
Once-setohd street between Main md johnson
| near the postoHcc
WM W. BELKSAP, Major,
10Th Reg Iowa Vols. Recruiting Ufacer.
auE13-d
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EY TEL E G r APP


Philadelphia, Sept Is.
The Bulletin is out, with an extra, with
the following.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-08
The Elsc,lon or sann,nr.

IL 10 gratifying that the Union party in the
Legislature have been unable 10 hold decisive
caucus on the Senatorial question. FREQUENT
Efforts have been made TO obtain the reoui
site number Of signatures to o caucus call,
but as yet without success. The Senatorial
election hangs fire In consequence, and Il is
doubtful II choice be made at the present ees-
sion. 80 ~ - .T
One Of the purposes of the Union movement,
as we understand II, was to break down those
old organizations, and destroy those means by
which few corrupt politicians manage to stiAe
the popular voice and defeat the better political
wishes OF the people. 1t was with this under.
standing that the best and wiser portion Of the
sovereignty Of the State laid down their party
banners and rallied to the cry Of the Union.-
democrats were elected by Republican votes,
Republicans by Democratic votes, and go on =
VI the members elected upon the Union ticket,
not one is In the least endebted to old party or.
ganiEations for his seat, and they are bound 10
nonor 70 carry out the spirit of the Union party
as Il appeared at the polls.
AL know that the caucus system has proved
Daneiui, and has been great source Of politi-
cal Decentralization. Il has served to cover up
an immensity of partisan Wickedness. II "A tbs
poison which has 90 terribly effected all uafties
and is one Of the great evils which ought to be
destroyed at this period Of our national calami,
~. Itis gratifying, therefore, that o caucus OF
the Union nembers Of the Legislature cannot
be secured on the Senatorial question They
were not elected for any such purpose.
Their duties are In the halls of the Legisla
ture, open at oil times to public scrutiny. When
they shrink from this publicity into q secret
caucus, for any purpose, they depart from The
spirit which prompted the people to elect them
What they have to say, and whatever. voting
they have to do upon the Senatorial, or any
other question, should be said and done in tile
open session of the Legislature, and subject to
official record. The disposition to slink into a
midnight caucus, where votes and words may
be hidden under the pledge of secrecy, comes
not from manly, honest spirit. ~
Those only love darkness whose deeds are
evil, Now Is a favorable opportunity to uproot
and destroy the caucus system, and we hope 1t
viii be persisted In. Let the struggle for Sen.
ator be an open one-+no caucusing, no midnight
pledges, no secret meetingsof official force -
Let all that is said and done, be said and d)ne
in the unlocked halls of the Legislature. If
this Is effected, our next Senator will be one Of
whom the State will be proud. But II the Union
party resorts to the old, and dishonest party
measures, 0 trickster and q demagogue NAV
secure the position. Then down with The eau.
Gus, and down with It at onoe,-- Cincinnati
Times lFHet0nl, sn Havt6 tl1Ir % to6u eJ ~
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.r aGlt8 E#i.Et ~ - 50
rs al PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENopAToR

81, Is precisely what Its name indicates, for whet
pheasant to the taAts, 1t Is revvifyi ng exhiarat
ing, invigorsting and strengthening to the vital
powers, and at the same time reVivihes, rein.
States and renews the Blood In all its purity anal
thus ct once Teet0res and rdtd0Ts ne system in
vH3nera6le to attacks Of dtsedse. 1t Is the only
preparation ever offered to the wors, 90 chemi-l
licalIy and shllfully Combined as to be the most
powerful tonic, and at the same time 90 perfectlyf
ldapted 10, as 10 act perfect accordance with thel
'aEa OF nature, and hence will soot6e the soedkest
: somd6e, ana tone up the digestive organs, and1
thus allay al nervous and other irritation. II Is
Apenecty exhilarating, and OF the same time II is
composed entirely Of vegetables, yet so Combined 4
as 70 produce the most thorough tonic effect With
out producing any injurious consequences Suchla
remedy has long been felt 10 be deaderatum inln
Ihe medical world, for II needs no medical skill tol
ee that debility follows all attacks Of disease and
Proceeds and indeed lays the sysem open TO thelbs
Ansdious attacks OF many Of the most fatal, such
jfor example, as the following: ConSumpton. In.IS
WdigeStion, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite Faintnesa
Nervous lrritabty, Neuralgia, Palpitation Of shel
Heart, Melancholy, Night sWeats, hanguOr Gddls u
6tnesss Retention of as we'll as Painful obstructad M
too profuse, or too soant Menatruation and Fail.
a Ing Of the Womb. These all depend upon general
debility. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial ap1I
Blood kenoyator as sure TO cure the sun toll.
rise and set There Is no mistake about 1t. ButII
this is not all II the system Is weakened, we are
iopen to bilious attacks, the liver becomes torpid
or worse diseased, the kidneys refuse to peTformbS
their functions, and we are troubled with scaldugh
apd inconunence OF urine, or Involuntary ds,ln
charge Of the same, pain in the back side and be.A
tween the shoulders, exceedingly liable to- slvhilt
lcolds, coughs, and unchecked, soon emaciatioul
Follows and the patient goes down to apremalure
IA grave. Bat space viii not allow us to enumerateH
the many ils to which we are liable IN weakenedlk
condition Of the system. But we will saw in thIsl
Cordial and Blood Renoyator you have periectln
SAFE, Pheasant and enectual remedy for loss oil
q Appetite Biliousness, Platuence, weak and sick
OIStomach, Languor, liver Complaint Ohills anal
iRever, or any Bilious attack, oostyeness, Acidiy
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q Dutohman's chalk. Had he written rs. /
ssd been good-natured man, looking at Mag
selIs in its winter dress. He wrote II, and
day 10 Buifaio, y w '"''"''' a"u 'p'n' 'uo
are not most es the pets and rubs of life
sucn ~ tnlsf Few men could afford TO. morrow.
% 10 review the things that vsxed them YESTERDAY.
y" We boast OF being free, Jet every ms n permlia
.ne most errant trihes to rule and ,Ide him A
man tnat Is vexed and angry turns NE worst
Pa,t Q. himself Int, sight, and exhibits himseIf
- J. punon.s coat and fools cap, and walks form
70 pe Ieeted! And yet ones temper does worse
w MN .nan tnat. And men submit to II, not
once, bat often, and sometimes eyery dav i
wonder whether these sage reflections will make
me patient and quiet the next time nv boots
are misplaced7 ~ - DVV'''